Nan Yang Restaurant, established in 1981, is the original Bay Area Burmese restaurant. The name "Nan yang" originated from old Chinese sea-going maps. "Nan" means south and "Yang" means sea. Thus, "Nan Yang" refers to the area known today as south pacific. More specifically, Nan Yang refers to the countries in the southern pacific region: Burma, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The regional cooking of this area is known particularly for its use of spices such as chili, cinnamon, coconut milk, curry, fennel and lemongrass. (from http://nanyangrockridge.com)

O'Bryon's is a neighborhood bar & grill located in the heart of O'Bryonville. We have exceptionally tasty American pub food and we provide free peanuts to snack on while you are here.

We have two full bars and a rooftop patio. Our second floor dining room and bar is available for private parties. Ample parking is available and there are great drink specials daily.

The menu also has an array of specialty dishes for a real Italian treat. The best chicken entree may be the chicken Jerusalem - a boneless chicken breast simmered with mushrooms and artichoke hearts in a mouthwatering white sauce. (Travelhost Magazine)

Marla has authentic Caribbean dishes that her family enjoys. These dishes come from all over the caribbean.

Marla notes that combining Indian and Caribbean cuisines is a unique restaurant concept. Many parts of the Caribbean have a large Indian population, however. They were brought by the British as indentured workers to work the fields after the slave trade stopped.