Sharky's - Yangon

After three weeks of traveling in Myanmar, I was craving a pizza before continuing my journey north for another three weeks. This was the third place I tried and it was definitely the best. The cheese was top-notch, and the pizza was baked to perfection. My friend and I shared the pizza, as well as the potato gnocchi and spinach ricotta ravioli, both of which were excellent. While the food is a bit pricey compared to other options in Myanmar, the quality justifies the cost. The cappuccinos were delicious, especially in a country where most coffee is instant. The sorbets were also a delightful treat. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was beautiful, with a mix of Western and local patrons. If you're craving Italian in Yangon, this is the place to go. They also offer a selection of burgers and the bungalows looked inviting. As a vegetarian, I didn't explore those options but there was plenty on the menu for vegetable lovers. While this was the most expensive meal I had during my time in Myanmar, it was worth it for a change from rice and noodles. I am definitely planning to return.

After three weeks of traveling in Myanmar, all I wanted was a pizza before heading back north for another three weeks. This was the third place I tried and it was by far the best. The cheese was excellent and the pizza was perfectly baked. My friend and I shared the pizza, but also tried the potato gnocchi and spinach ricotta ravioli, both of which were excellent. While dining in Myanmar isn't cheap, the quality is worth the price. The cappuccinos were delicious, especially in a country where most coffee is instant. The sorbets were also very tasty. The service was warm and friendly, and the atmosphere was lovely with a mix of Western and local patrons who could afford it. If you're craving Italian food in Yangon, look no further. There was also a selection of burgers and bungalows that looked fresh and appetizing, but as a vegetarian, I didn't try them. There was also a variety of desserts to choose from. Despite being the most expensive meal I had in Myanmar, it was worth every penny to change things up from rice and noodles. I would definitely go back.