Eat local Burmese food @ the biggest rest stop

Had a chance to go to #Myanmar and traveled between #Yangon-#Naypyidaw. I would like to share the atmosphere of the rest stop #FeelExpress 115 Miles restaurant. There are many branches but this branch is big and has a lot of food. Let's start! A clean rice and curry restaurant with a lot of food, boiled, stir-fried, curry, fried, local Burmese food, Thai food, Chinese food, dim sum (Surapol Foods of Thailand), meatballs, chili paste, snacks, drinks, everything. Next door is a Thai #ChaTraMue restaurant. They have chili paste (similar to fermented fish sauce) and vegetables served to every table in the air-conditioned room. We ate rice noodle curry with noodles similar to khanom jeen, khanom jeen curry, mohinga, fragrant curry paste, well-rounded flavor, delicious. If you want it sour and spicy, they have lime and chili to add. Mixed noodles, mixed with delicious sauce, eaten with fresh chili and garlic to add spiciness. For other rice dishes, we ordered stir-fried dishes, which were salty and oily more than other flavors. We ordered tea and coffee. We thought they were not very sweet and had a mild flavor. The restaurant was clean. There are both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned rooms (but the air-conditioned room is not cool, just a breeze). The parking lot is wide, the bathroom is okay. Next to it, they sell fruits. Order #Burmese durian, choose it and let them unwrap it and put it in a box ready to eat. They will give you a set of gloves. Let's go!! The durian is eaten very ripe, the flesh is coarse (as shown in the picture). Ask the Burmese people, they said that they eat it at this ripeness level, the smell is very strong. Or buy souvenirs, Thanaka, vegetables, dried snacks, bagged snacks, betel, medicine, there are a lot of them. The snacks are similar to Thai ones, such as Khanom Sarat, Tua Tat, Tamarind Jam, Thong Muan, there are side dishes. For those who travel in and out of the province via the highway, they must pass this rest stop. There are many branches. You can stop by to eat, use the restroom, and buy souvenirs. But if you ask the Burmese people, they will say that the price is more expensive than buying at the general market. 📍 Feel Express (115 Miles) 115 Mile Yangon - Mandalay Expy, Road, Myanmar (Burma) 📆 Open daily 6:00 a.m. - midnight 💵 Rice with curry/food around 10,000-15,000 Kyat, about 200 baht/person 📲 054 40814-13, 098626460 🅿️ Plenty of parking ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Like it, press like, if you like it, press share, definitely love it. Please press follow, Review Addict 🙏🏼 #Myanmar #feelexpress #delicious #cafe #travelmyanmar #travelabroad #reviewmyanmar #reviewtravelmyanmar #eatlikealocal