Bomras Goa has been setting the vibe for 22 years

Abigail Crasto

SINCE 2003

What began as a humble fish restaurant in Candolim, Bomras has found a new rhythm in Anjuna, creating an experience that goes far beyond the plate.

Goa| Bomras| Restaurant| Anjuna | Photo: Bomras, Goa

CULINARY MASTER

Driven by a desire to introduce authentic Burmese flavours to Goa, Chef Bawmra Jap founded the restaurant, and creates magic with his cooking.

Goa| Bomras| Restaurant| Chef | Photo: Bomras, Goa

BURMA AND BEYOND

Today, the restaurant specialises in modern Southeast Asian cuisine. A glance at the menu reveals a thoughtful balance, honouring traditional techniques while confidently exploring new ideas.

Goa| Bomras| Restaurant| Menu| Burma Flavours | Photo: Bomras, Goa

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Some of the signature dishes that you really shouldn't miss are the Burmese Tea Leaf Salad, the Raw Mango & Smoked Crab Salad, and the Aldona Pork.

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STIRRED IN STYLE

Each cocktail complements the restaurant's bold, earthy and umami-forward flavours. The Tamarind Margarita, Coco Chilli Highball, Bomras Special and Bastenga Bloody Mary are crowd favourites.

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GARDEN GOODNESS

The restaurant also features a kitchen garden filled with fresh herbs, chillies, and seasonal produce, guaranteeing that every dish is crafted with the freshest, highest-quality ingredients.

Goa| Bomras| Restaurant| Kitchen Garden | Photo: Bomras, Goa

DETAILS

WHAT: Bomras (Burmese restaurant)

LOCATION: Mazal Waddo, Anjuna, North Goa

WHEN IT'S OPEN: Open 7 days a week

TIMINGS: 12 noon – 12 midnight

APPROX PRICING: Rs 1,900 per person (without alcohol)

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