Mango Sticky Rice at Maya Thai Cuisine
Sweet mango, coconut-rich sticky rice, and a simple finish that has made this Thai dessert a favorite around the world.
What is mango sticky rice?
Mango sticky rice—often called khao niao mamuang—is a Thai dessert built around glutinous rice, coconut milk, and ripe mango. The contrast is the attraction: coconut rice, cool fruit, gentle sweetness, and a soft, chewy texture.
Maya Thai Cuisine lists Mango Sticky Rice in the dessert section of its menu. Availability, presentation, and pricing can vary by restaurant and season, so check the ordering provider or call your nearest location before making a special trip.
Where to find it in Florida
Maya Thai Cuisine has restaurants in Orlando, Pembroke Pines, and Temple Terrace near Tampa. Each page includes the address, current published hours, phone number, pickup link, and directions.
What to eat before dessert
Mango sticky rice works especially well after a savory or spicy Thai meal. Explore Pad Thai, compare the Thai curries on our menu, or use the complete first-time Thai ordering guide.
Frequently asked questions
Does Maya Thai Cuisine serve mango sticky rice?
Mango Sticky Rice is listed in the dessert section of the Maya Thai Cuisine menu. Availability and pricing can vary by location.
Is mango sticky rice made with ordinary rice?
It is traditionally made with glutinous or sticky rice, which has a characteristically soft and chewy texture.
Which Maya Thai location should I visit?
Choose the restaurant nearest you in Orlando, Pembroke Pines, or Temple Terrace. Call ahead if mango sticky rice is the main reason for your visit.