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Cassia Siamea

Mae-zali-hpu : Medium-sized tree providing edible leaves and flower buds. The flower buds are boiled and mixed with other ingredients to make salad.

Chili

Nga-yote-tee.

Coccinia Indica

Kin-pon-tee : Grow on trailing or climbing plants, usually in a warm climate. Creeper bearing edible ablong fruits sized of a golf ball.

Custard Apple

Custard Apples have a soft sweet pulp covered under a rough green skin.  The fruit's name can be attributed to an Englishman who once remarked that the fruit's distinct flavor reminded him of the taste of custard.  Although custard apples first originated in South America, they thrive in the tropical regions of Asia and have gained tremendous popularity wherever they are grown.