One unforgettable restaurant in Yangon was on the 20th floor of the Sakura Tower, called Thiripyitsaya Sky Bistro.
The food wasn’t great, an eclectic mix of cuisines, but we already knew we were coming for 1) the panoramic city view and 2) the ice cold beer!
You can see all the way to the Shwedagon Pagoda, Yangon’s iconic pagoda. It was nice to spend a relaxed lunch in a higher and cooler altitude from the hot, dusty streets below.
I can bet it’s beautiful to see the city lights come alive in the evenings here too, with a glass of ice cold local Myanmar beer. 
It’s not the cheapest place, but might be worth it for a chillax downtime and free WIFI.
Thiripyitsaya Sky Bistro
339, 20th Flr., Bogyoke Aung San Rd. (Sule Pagoda Rd.), Yangon, KTDA 11182, Myanmar
+95 1 255 277
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Rosy says
July 13, 2015 at 1:20 AMI think that’s cool. Great post! It’s on Cambodia, no? We’re living on an apartment in Belém, a city on Brasil. I’m traveling to KW (Key West), on Florida, a USA state. And now I’m with a problem: my KBD (Kintamani Bali Dog), Bali, is with a nasty allergy. She’s only a 10-months-old puppy. We don’t have idea of what’s can be causing it. It’s a nasty situation 🙁 your dog had any allergy once? If yes, how was it and what was causing it.
diplomaticwife says
July 15, 2015 at 10:23 AMHi Rosey, this is in Yangon. Yes he had allergies to wet dogfood in lamb so we have not fed him anything with lamb since then. The best thing really is to bring your dog to the vet for a professional opinion. Good luck and I hope your dog feels better soon.
Rosy says
July 26, 2015 at 2:59 AMThanks for the help! I’m so sorry that I’m answering you too late 🙁 but you helped me so much!:D and happy weekend.
diplomaticwife says
August 8, 2015 at 12:41 PMYou are most welcome, Rosy!
Rosy says
August 9, 2015 at 5:35 PMThank you, my dear! Talk to you daddy today’s father day’s! Here on Brazil. I don’t know if this date exists on Yangon.
Rosy says
August 9, 2015 at 5:41 PMWhat was the country (except USA) who you most liked? Why? What do you recommend to do in this country?
diplomaticwife says
September 14, 2015 at 12:21 PMHi Rosy, it depends on whether it’s to live in or just to relax or for tourism. So far my favorite places for vacation, lounging and eating, are Cote d’ Azur in France and many of our Philippine beaches. To live in, my favorite is Berlin. Everything is so organized and disciplined. I’m a very OC person so it fits my personality. How about you?
Rosy says
August 11, 2015 at 1:48 AMHi! I have one female KBD (Kintamani Bali Dog), her name’s Bali. She’s my dog. And I’m your person. What do you feels about KBDs after your DiploDog was bitten by one?
diplomaticwife says
September 14, 2015 at 12:22 PMHi Rosy, I don’t think there is such a thing as a bad dog, only bad owners. So I think it was the fault of the owner and dog walker that their Kintamani bit my dog. They were not responsible and did not train their dog well.
Rosy says
September 18, 2015 at 10:34 PMHi! I think that I’m bit late heheh but I’m answering you 😉 I would like to live in any paradisiacal place, such as French Polynesia, one day, maybe… I simply love my KBD (Kintamani Bali Dog), and I’m planning to found a kennel of PM (Pastor da Mantiqueira, or Mantiqueira’s Shepherd, in good Portuguese), a Brazilian indigenous dog breed who share so much similarities with Kintamani (these two breeds are from mountainous regions and aren’t officially recognized by none major kennel club, and they are also similar in physical appearance), so, I sometimes joke with my friends that Mantiqueira’s Shepherd is the Brazilian Kintamani 😀 hahaha and talking about places to live, I simply prefer the beach than the countryside, so, I plan move to a city who have beaches, because here on my state we don’t have beaches 🙁 but I would like to know Philippines and French Polynesia, or even move to one of these countries, one day, maybe… 🙂 what do you think about Philippines as a place to live?
diplomaticwife says
November 9, 2015 at 5:12 PMThe Philippines is a great place for expats to live. If you can find a good job or good business then the standard of living is quite high and labor is affordable i.e. household help and drivers. In my opinion you can find no better beaches in the world. It’s paradise. I keep on telling my husband that when we retire I just want a house by the beach. I hope your dreams come true!