Mahnin Asian Restaurant

"Felt very homey. Server was super nice and food was delicious!"

"I got my food took it home and it was cold for starters and then the spring rolls taste hold as heck!! The shrimp is old so hopefully I don’t get food poisoning or I’ll have to call the cops. The rice they gave me was hard as a rock! How do you mess that up. Over all I won’t be back don’t waste your money."

"A little "mom & pop" type of restaurant (my favorite) offering up Thai & Burmese food. The atmosphere was a bit plain, no music, not a lot of decoration. About 10 tables with 4 chairs each. Parking is tighter, only about 6 spaces in the off-street lot. The gentleman who greeted me was quick & friendly but a bit subservient. I don't know his story but I'm not very comfortable with subservience. He kept my water glass full, though. Due to an ongoing allergy issue, I can't realistically review the taste of the food. My order of Pad Thai was hot, generous and looked delicious despite my inability to taste much. There was more garlic than in other versions I've had and I don't mind that a bit. The guava candies at the end I could actually taste. Nice."

"Burmese food after noon, and Indian food earlier in the day. Located in a pretty rough part of town and someone has vandalized the front window which is taped up. Seem short staffed. Poor fella was the cook, server, and answering but was very friendly. Does not speak much english. He recommended the beef, but it was bone dry. Burmese Chicken Fried Noodles was really good. Thom Kha was fair, but had some bamboo in it which was hard to chew. Overall I think there are better places serving unique food in Fort Wayne such as Bankock Bistro. But if you want to try Burmese food specifically, this may be worth it. Waiter randomly gave us a bunch of candy, which was neet. 3.4/5."