On day three, we ate Tea Leaf Salad. The ingrediants are pickled tea leaves, roasted peanuts and other crunchy beans, toasted sesame seeds, fried garlic, and vegetables like chopped tomato and cabbage. You can also add fried shrimp, but we chose not to. The vibrant mixture is appealing and a delightful taste. The fermented tea leaves taste slightly bitter and tangy. The peanuts and sesame seeds add a nutty flavor, while the vegetables provide a different texture. Together, these ingredients create a rich and savory flavor. One of the standout features of Tea Leaf Salad is its texture. The dish combines the crunchiness of peanuts and fried garlic with the softness of the tea leaves and the juiciness of the vegetables. Every bite offers a delightful mix of crispy, chewy, and tender components. Tea Leaf Salad is a unique and flavorful dish that shows the rich culinary heritage of Burma. The combination of flavors and textures is exciting and keeps you coming back for more.