Bringing the Heart of Burmese Togetherness to London
You have probably heard the word "Bon Sine" if you have ever traveled through Burma. But for us, it is not just a name above the door. It is a thread that weaves people together.
The Original Social Network
Back in the old days, when Burma was still a developing country, news didn't travel through smartphones or the internet. There were no newsfeeds or group chats.
Instead, people shared everything by word of mouth. Political updates, social gossip, and economic news were carried in laughter, in whispers, and in storytelling.
From this need to connect, the concept of the Bon Sine appeared. These were public spots where anyone could drop in, pull up a chair, and join the conversation.
From Morning to Night
The culture of Bon Sine defines the rhythm of the day:
- Mornings: It’s about the tea shops—chatting, catching up on the daily news, cheering for football teams, and enjoying a simple, hot breakfast together.
- Evenings: It’s about the Bon Sine—relaxing after a long day of work, sipping a drink, laughing with friends, and sharing simple joys.
Over time, Bon Sine became more than just a physical place. It became a symbol of togetherness—a little home for stories and the precious moments that make life meaningful.
Join Our Circle
If you want to feel the heart of Burmese culture—if you want to see how we gather, talk, and share happiness—come on in and sit with us.
Bon Sine ~ Malatang & Asian Foods
- Wednesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Bon Sine ~ BBQ & Burmese Cuisine
- Wednesday to Sunday: 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
- Monday & Tuesday: Closed