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Pretzel Logic: Auntie Anne’s latest US fast food chain to eye Myanmar
Freshly baked pretzels are about to be just a bumpy taxi ride away. Auntie...
Don’t call it a comeback: General Aung San returning to Myanmar’s currency
General Aung San, Myanmar’s founder and father of NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi, will next year reappear on major currency notes for the first time since notes bearing his...
Bribery alleged in local Myanmar by-election: report
The newly elected MP for Yangon’s Seikkan district facilitated loans with suspiciously favorable terms for would-be...
UN urges Dhaka against Rohingya return as plan sows ‘terror’ in camps
TEKNAF, BANGLADESH — The UN rights chief on Tuesday urged Bangladesh to halt imminent plans to start returning...
Weather Update: Monsoon’s Not Over
Don’t put away those umbrellas just yet. The rest of November in Yangon is going to stay wetter than usual thanks to...
Another one bites the dust: Amnesty International only the latest to strip Suu Kyi of honor
A little over a year after Myanmar troops launched internationally condemned “clearance operations” that...
Working House is the best café in Sanchaung
It’s only been open for a week, but the truth is hard to ignore: Working...
Krispy Kreme serves its first donuts in Yangon ahead of Sunday grand opening
Yangon donut lovers got their first taste of Krispy Kreme donuts this afternoon...
Half-price dim sum at Paradise Dynasty until Sept. 14
In honor of its one-year anniversary, Paradise Dynasty (“Legend of Xiao Long...
Yangon finally has a poke place
More than two years after poke broke free of its Hawaiian roots and swept...
First Krispy Kreme customer in Myanmar to receive year’s supply of donuts
Krispy Kreme’s Myanmar grand opening has been scheduled for Sept. 16 at Times...
Things To Do This Weekend (Nov 10-12): MEMORY! Film Festival, MYANM/Art, Reclaimed Teak Furniture
We’ve got some pretty cool stuff happening in town this weekend, Yangon...
Grace Baey’s portraits of Yangon’s trans population are intimate without being intrusive [PHOTOS]
Some photographers are able to capture the most delicate moments deftly. With...
Get Fit in Yangon: The top gyms and studios for yoga, interval training, powerlifting, and running
Whether you love it or hate it, we all need to do some sort of exercise to stay...
Burmese beauty brand The Skin District 9 makes natural, handmade skincare in Myanmar
May Moe Moe Aung launched her skincare line The Skin District 9 back in 2016,...
Karst country: A rundown of Myanmar’s coolest (and least-visited) caves
Though a lot of international travel magazines still frame Myanmar as a...
Great date spots in the city: Best places to chat, chill, geek out (and maybe make out) in Yangon
For those of you looking to get romantic in Yangon, the city offers plenty of...
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Smart, funny, and up-to-date, Coconuts Yangon will keep you in the know 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (okay not literally, we have working hours, and weekends off). As a city that’s seen an insane amount of growth in just the last few years, life in Yangon is never not exciting, to the point where it’s all a bit overwhelming at times. But don’t fret! We at Coconuts Yangon aim to deliver you everything from the latest restaurant buzz to viral Facebook posts to political happenings in detailed yet still bite-sized chunks. That being said, if you’re the kind of reader that prefers long reads, then (again) don’t fret — we also enjoy publishing longer interviews and personal essays on and by individuals that are doing something exciting, heartwarming, and/or just plain ol’ cool. But we’re not just about the words — in addition to our daily posts, we also enjoy dabbling in photo essays and videos that highlight different facets of life in Yangon that absolutely need to be shown, not told. (Psst, speaking of aspects of Yangon that need to be shown, feel free to follow us over on Instagram at coconutsyangon.) We also like to travel, so while most of our coverage pertains to Yangon, news from and on the rest of the country isn’t completely off-limits either. But at the end of the day though, Yangon is home, and it’s nice to know what’s going on at home. Hi, it’s great to meet you, we’re Coconuts Yangon.