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By A Few Reservations   Jun 01, 2007

When I say Burma, you say Superstar. Burma (Superstar!) Burma (Superstar!) First off, you have to love the name. It puts you in a good mood before you even crack the menu. Then, there’s the issue of choice: Their vegetarian selection makes me downright giddy. Finally, the food. It throws your mouth for a wonderful loop. Is that India [...] FULL REVIEW

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By Rate A Restaurant   May 11, 2007

In San Francisco for Maria's birthday, I wanted to find some place unique, with great food but still Evan-friendly. I hit Chowhound's San Francisco's boards, typed in "dinner" and "kid-friendly," and out popped Burma Superstar. I checked out their website, and was immediately sold. Funny enough, Maria was doing her own research -- and also came across Burma Superstar! What they stipulated: No reservations taken -- so you may be waiting. Luckily, the Clement St. district of varied Asian... FULL REVIEW

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By The Amateur Gourmet   Apr 25, 2007

Brett had Bay Area bloggers buzzing. "Where is he taking you?" they asked when I told him about our e-mail exchange. The exchange went like this: Me: I want to meet you! Brett: Great! Let's meet for lunch Thursday. Me:... FULL REVIEW

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By The Short Exact Guide   Jul 17, 2006

Burma Super Star is a seemingly unassuming little eatery located on an active stretch of Clement Street, but unlike the scores of neighboring Asian eateries on Clement, Burma Super Star also ranks among some of the most hyped restaurants in San Francisco. FULL REVIEW

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By Pengrin Not So Good Eats   Jun 19, 2006

I'm not sure what the hype is all about at this Burmese location. I went there for lunch and I ordered all their noodle dishes. I tried all of them and I wasn't impressed with any of their dishes. I thought their samoas was undercook and bland. I think the only dish I enjoyed was this dish with egg noodles and duck. I wasn't crazy about the dipping sauce that is on the plate. FULL REVIEW

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By Pengrin Not So Good Eats   Jun 14, 2006

See Jyet Kaukswer (duck) - delicious FULL REVIEW

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euphoria

By Delicious One   Apr 27, 2006

The Cherry Blossom Festival was a bust, but we didn't let it ruin our day. R's good friends CI and C are in the process of moving to the Bay area. They spent the day apartment shopping, so the plan was to meet up with them at Burma Superstar for dinner. This restaurant has been on A's wish list for some time now. Burma Superstar is a small restaurant in the Richmond district and the word on the street is that it's always packed. Before we went, Mr. Cupcake called and put us on the waiting list (they don't take reservations). We had about an hour to get there. FULL REVIEW

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Jeni in SF Part I: Big brother's birthday gifts

By Oishii Eats   Mar 20, 2006

I went up to SF last weekend to spend time with my brother to celebrate his 29th birthday. Yaaay! FULL REVIEW

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Jeni in SF Part I: Big brother's birthday gifts

By Oishii Eats   Mar 20, 2006

I went up to SF last weekend to spend time with my brother to celebrate his 29th birthday. Yaaay! FULL REVIEW

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By Check Please!   Jan 12, 2006

My selection for Check, Please…one of my favorite places in the Bay Area! FULL REVIEW

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Dinner at Burma Superstar

By See Us Eat   Dec 21, 2005

We had read about Burma Superstar and wanted to try it. But, as it turned out, it wasn't really worth the hype. Long lines, no reservations accepted, and mediocre food. It was decent, but the portions were not worth the price. FULL REVIEW

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By Food Musings   Dec 09, 2005

My friend L. is the culinary Henry Higgins to my Eliza Doolittle. Over the years she’s introduced me to new foods, starting in college with salmon and risotto, and trained my palate to appreciate more sophisticated tastes as we’ve grown older and (we hope) more worldly. FULL REVIEW

B to Zed

By Becks & Posh   Mar 23, 2005

Last week, SFist and its international possy of culinary investigators headed off to Clement Street in search of somewhere to eat beginning with the letter B. Intrigued by the promise of food from a country neither of the three Brits, the Texan Princess or Le Monsieur F had ever visited nor were likely to visit any time in the near future, Burma Superstar was democratically elected as the place to taste and experience some Burmese cuisine FULL REVIEW

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