In addition to community resources, Mango House has a great array of small food hall shops from different international locales -- Burma, Nepal, Syria, Ethiopia, Haiti, etc. Your party can order wherever each wants, and it's brought out to the table you're sitting as each shop completes it. We ate from a number of the shops (Burma, Ethiopia, Nepal), and all were great -- good sized servings, very reasonably priced, and with great service. Plenty of parking in back (there's also a door there). The whole thing very much felt like eating while traveling abroad. Nifty place. We'll be back. read more

This place is really neat. It's kind of a mall & food court made up of small, refugee-owned businesses. It's like a low rent version of Edgewater Marketplace. This is a great option for a meal before a show in the Arts District. Folks can show up at their leisure and there are great food options like Hatian, Syrian, Indian & Sudaneese. There are tables in a big common area where you can eat. We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon for lunch before a show at Vintage Theater. Most of the food court restaurants are closed or close early on Sundays. But, there were a couple of great options still open. I grabbed Ethiopian at Natoli and my partner got Asian Fusion at Urban Burma. The Konta FirFir was awesome and a huge portion, easily big enough for 2. Pro Tip: You can only enter from the South side of the building, away from Colfax. read more

Mango House is a wonderful institution on colfax that i frequent often as im lucky enough to live close by. I've gotten to experience so many new foods thanks to their program that helps immigrants start their own food businesses. I've had Burmese, Nepalese, Haitian, Sudanese and more and its so much fun to come and try something new! This place is so welcoming and it feels like im getting a home-cooked meal out of their kitchens. The pride and joy the people put into everything here from the food to the shops is really something special. read more

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This is a very casual food hall, no adult drinks of any kind. Very cafeteria-like but it does have an international vibe with the handful of food stalls. I think there were about 4 or 5 of them. For me personally, there wasn't anything too crazy that I haven't tried before. There were a few interesting items at the middle eastern/mediterranean/greek place but I could only eat so much at once! Lol I went with Ethiopian food though they didn't have a combo, it was either all veggie or all meat. I was worried if the meat would be fatty, so I went with all veggie. Very tasty still! They have some other centers inside there and a jam packed overloaded Asian grocery store. For parking, if you don't want to park on Colfax, there is a back lot. It's poorly marked, though. You have to pretend you're going to the bank parking. Eventually as you follow that, you'll see the Mango House parking. They did close earlier than expected, as well. I think what Google said was off by an hour. If you go later in the day, might want to double check that before you go. read more

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I highly suggest coming here for your Ethiopian fix. There is plenty of space to park, so there's no excuse. I came into the back entrance and it's not what I expected. It's essentially a hall almost like a food court and it has a handful of stores that sells clothing from the motherland, a handful of offices, such as law office and dentist office and of course a handful of restaurants. Most of the things in there were African, but there was one library and all the materials that I saw that were out on display was in Spanish. This place accepts all race all creed all people. I went to, the restaurant called Natoli. Ordered the veggie combo and shakla tibs. The veggie combo was huge and we had to take it home. The beef was simply delightful, and we finished that in one sitting. The beef is good enough for one person while the veggie you could probably share that for two people. They also have soft drinks and bottle water to sell. After ordering, it took about 15 minutes to get our food. Midway through our meal the owner came over and started chatting with us. She was super sweet and talked about the food. You can tell she makes it with love It taste just like that because it wasscrumptious. read more

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The colorful building is a bright gem in this neighborhood. The neighborhood itself is a bit transitional and may feel uncomfortable to walk if you park in certain areas. Stick to parking at the main entrance and you won't have any issues. The mission and community built by the Mango House is incredible. Providing resources to those navigating immigration. The shops, the food, the people were excellent. I enjoyed learning about the various cuisines the most. We got the Burmese foods and it was delicious! Service was excellent! I found it convenient having a sink in the dining area to wash up before and after dining. The staff helped bus tables but also provide bins for those that are able to assist. read more

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Food was great. Truly a hidden gem in Aurora. This was our first stop after we landed.

Our supper club has been wanting to go to mango house for a long time and we finally did a couple weeks ago. We wish we went a little earlier on in the evening because a lot of the restaurant options were closed when we got there, but we ate at Urban Burma and confidently ordered at least half the menu. Everything we ate was delicious and the people there were incredible. Mango house seems like a very cool mix between a community center, incredible food, family services, and shops. What a cool place that I'm looking forward to going back to. I'm also excited to watch the documentary that was made about it because I haven't gotten to do that yet! read more

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Mango House is a nice resource for cultural knowledge. And to top it off, it is home to a couple food businesses. It's tucked away in North West Aurora off of Colfax. There's plenty of parking, but may be crowded on bus hours. My favorite so far there is Urban Burma, but I still need to try a bunch of more of the places. I have my eyes on 509 Cuisine which is Haitian food. Mango House is a hidden gem and can't wait to come back! read more

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Lots of yummy places in this little mall. We ate at Urban Burma and it was amazing. I would highly recommend this--lots of good for a good price if you're looking for authentic Burmese food. It was my first time trying it and I can't wait to go back! There isn't any ambience since it's in a strip mall but if you're strictly looking for somewhere yummy, this is a good place. read more

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Mango house is a fantastic stop. If you were coming just for the food it would be completely worth it, but this place is so much more than that. It appears that each place in here is either run by refugees from other countries or those representing those countries. There is a food court, a medical center, and other shops throughout the location. I only got a chance to try the Bernese food, but based on the reactions and feedback from the other people, everything else was fantastic as well. You will have to made a few stops and I can guarantee you won't be let down! read more

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This place is a real find with tons of interesting food tiny shops. I had a hard time choosing what to eat but I think Burmese is the one. read more

Mango House - Lots of interesting food and shops at mang house. - Community Service/Non-Profit Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

First time visiting and noticed all types of businesses being ran out of this multi-complex :) ranging from clothing stores, jewelry stores, restaurants, and even a family medical center. It seemed like a strong location that supported the local diverse community. I came to have lunch at Urban Burma, and the entire place reminded me of how the set up is in countries like India, where they make it easy, convenient, and accessible to those residing nearby, serving people of all socio-economic conditions. read more

This seems to be the cultural hub of Denver, where you will find food and small shops from Asian and African refugees. The food is 100% excellent. However, the location of this building is a little sketchy, just like the rest of Denver. Only one door is open after 8pm to avoid the weirdos in the street, so if you happened to take an Uber to the wrong door, you are at the risk of walking around the building while watching your back the whole time. read more

I loved this place! Welcome to a large ethnic food hall that has some amazing places! Here, there should be something for everyone! Both the Syrian and the Ethiopian places that I've tried blew me away- they were absolutely delicious and some of the best I've found in the city. This place also has Nepalese and Japanese style restaurants which I didn't try yet, but it seems the competition is stiff here- I wouldn't be surprised if they were also fantastic. Mango House has some amazing food and it's an interesting place to go, therefore I definitely recommend it for foodies- it's a must try! I'll definitely be back from time to time when I'm in the area. Enjoy & happy eating!! read more

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Is so hard to know what to order with so many food I am unfamiliar with. Tried a gyro sandwich that was very, very fair. Seems like the gyro meat was the kind you buy at Costco. Need to go back. read more

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What a hidden little gem off of Colfax... Yes! Colfax! This venue offers authentic ethnic food options from various cuisines. The owners of each of these mini-take out restaurants are hoping to start their own stand alone restaurants. Try out Burmese, Ethiopian, Syrian, African, or Asian dishes... made fresh and on the spot. Mango House also has little clothing shops and access to medical and dental care. We stopped in for lunch on Saturday afternoon and were greeted by various store owners with such inviting and warm welcomes. I'd stop in again to see what new cuisine is being highlighted! read more

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My wife, daughter and I accidently stumbled into this wanting something "different". We had Syrian and Ethiopian and everything was not only fast and reasonably priced but the folks were extremely welcoming and friendly. I've eaten at Mom and Pops in many places around the world and this surprise on Colfax was a remarkable find. We'll be back (probably ever time we go nearby!) read more

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I love Mango House! They emulate what community should be! Whenever I would like a different cuisine, I always go to Mango House because you're bound to find something you want out of the 6 food stalls. All the vendors are so sweet working towards their ideal of the "American Dream" and I am so glad that they have the opportunity to do so. If you're like me, you can't just eat from one stall, but have to get something from all 6 stalls!! There's also a few shops including an international market in Mango House so it's like a one stop shop! read more

Mango House - We ordered something from every food stall and it was AMAZING!! - Community Service/Non-Profit Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Absolutely incredible food. I come here any time I'm in the area and it's sooo good every time. They deserve the 5 star yelp rating. Sii Cheh Kao Sweh noodles and beef curry are my favorite. Try it read more

This place is such an amazing concept. A facility designed to help refugees support themselves by sharing foods and goods from their native lands. Yes Please! This place is truly fantastic. They have stalls where food is available for sale and a hall to sit and eat. The variety is truly staggering with Burmese, Syrian, Ethiopian, Asian, Swahili..... There are also shops such as the Indian grocery store which carries much more than Indian goods. There is the Turkish handicrafts area and the clothing stores from different African countries. Oh, and it serves a refugee population with low cost patient-centered healthcare. I tried food from a few different stalls and was really taken by how kind an warm each individual was. Some of my favorites were the cardamom tea from the Swahili place. The falafel from the Syrian restaurant was top notch. The Injera from the Ethiopian place was on point. So many more trips to taste so much more goodness. I hear that the stalls do rotate at times so must hurry if you are craving something present now. read more

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We went to Urban Burma and I can't speak highly enough. The service was fast for being made to order, they were able to accommodate a variety of dietary requirements (gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan)! We ordered the vegetarian tofu curry and the SII CHEH KAO SWEH (with pork). The curry was beautifully spiced and a good variety of vegetables. The noodles were perfectly cooked, mild, and the nutty sesame flavor was incredible. If you're going to order something, definitely look into their curries. Not to mention their service was great and everyone seemed very passionate about the food they were producing! read more

Mango House - Vegetable curry and SII CHEH KAO SWEH - Community Service/Non-Profit Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Wow, fantastic food, a great mission, and wonderful people - you must go if you haven't yet! This was our first visit so we tried several food choices, and all were excellent, but the highlight for me was the beaming smiles provided free by the wonderful lady who runs Natoli, an Ethiopian restaurant in this food court. She obviously loves making and serving great food. I did not know what to order so asked her for recommendations - it had been a very busy day and she was down to a few choices - so I tried the Lamb Shank and it was outstanding! The lamb portion was large and delicious, and the rice was flavored with herbs that I cannot even guess about. And did I say the portion was huge! As other reviewers point out, besides the food court, the building houses a medical clinic, clothing and other shops, and food choices include Syrian, Burmese, African, and Asian plus Ethiopian. Parking was easy, and the ambiance was very friendly but not fancy. Worth the drive! read more

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So many options! And every single restaurant in mango house is delicious! They offer support for refugees as well, and also have a dentist's office in the building. read more

Our family loves visiting the mango house! It's a perfect spot for kids to play at while trying different food from the food hall area. They have many local shops inside as well. read more

Mango House house is a foodhall but in a hybrid sort of way. This place houses about 5 restaurants. But it's also part walk-in clinic. And mostly community center. Here's where refugees can share their culinary traditions. It's a space for refugees and food. They're open for lunch and dinner Tuesday to Saturday. There's a Chinese, Somali Kitchen, Syrian, Nepali, Ethiopian and Burmese food stall. I think that should be enough to tweak your interest to visit this spot. I read somewhere in their website that they need volunteers for medical assistants, painters( who wants to works alone) pharmacist, family lawyer and a Scout Volunteer. read more

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An immigrant run food hall with multiple different selections of fresh and super unique foods from around the world. What's not to like? Don't expect a special ambiance, this is as basic of a shopping mall style place as it can look, but it doesn't need to be fancy when it is housing immigrant services to help new residents settle into the great state of Colorado. Function over everything. This is a hidden gem in Denver, I'm glad my friend showed me this cool spot! read more

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Ahhhhhh. I wanted to give a big shout out to Salimata Mane who has a cute little boutique in the Mango House full of gorgeous clothing, shoes, bags and jewelry. Salimata showed incredible warm and teranga (Senegalese hospitality) to my students when we visited there on a field trip. She helped the students practice a little Wolof and shared with them some of the creativity that comes from Senegal. The tailored clothing she has brought back from Dakar is lovely. Thank you Salimata Mane. You are wonderful! Go visit her! Dieredieufeuti. sama xol fees. read more

It's, once again, been a while since I've mentioned Mango House on Yelp. So now seems like a great time for an update, when their food court has brand new occupants. The former Hoyo's Kitchen space is now home to Langano Ethiopian Restaurant, whose very friendly Oromo owners dish out their native items (like the spicy bread-based breakfast Chechebsaa and the porridge known as Marqaa) as well as the more familiar fare seen on many local Ethiopian menus. They can also cook food from other cultures like the Sidama and Wolayta - ask about their Enset (false-banana plant) recipes! And on that note, the old Odaa Ethiopian Restaurant spot is now Swahili BBQ Grill, owned by a very gregarious gentleman who grew up in both Kenya and Tanzania, and whose menu spotlights food items enjoyed in both countries. How does Nyama Choma (grilled beef) with Sukuma Wiki (stewed greens) and Kachumbari (tangy tomato/herb relish) sound? Or a bit of butter chicken with chapati - reflecting Indian influences on Swahili cooking? I thought that would appeal, so go visit. (PS The former Nepali Mountain Kitchen is now Nepali Spice whose tarkari, momo and chatpate are still just as yummy). read more

Incredible food from (shrimp "tacos" to creamy Creole shrimp to fried plantains. Try the diri djondjon! Wonderful service, too! Haitian food is a newfound treat!!! read more

The Mango House is a must try... there are a half-dozen or so food vendors offering different cuisines from around the world. I've loved everything I've tried. Some of the vendors have been around for years, but there's occasionally something new. The ambiance is fun, lots of chatter and kids running about playing. It's definitely a hub of the community. Several retail shops and a market, also. read more

It is like a food court. I had Jhol momo, chicken Biriyani and chicken tikka masala. It was okay for the price

It was so hard to choose what to eat here. Everything looked and smelled so amazing and it was a great welcoming and international environment. Go check it out! read more

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Highly recommend supporting Mango House! It's a great venue to enjoy eating at the restaurants and shopping with local small shops. read more

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You know when you're in the mood for Ethiopian, Nepalese, Somalian, Burmese, and Asian food all at once? Be honest, we've all had that craving. Mango House has you covered! Mango house has all types of services for refugees, an international food court, and multiple international grocery markets all in one stop. Having tried food from multiple countries: -Ethiopian spicy lamb dish? 10/10. I have no idea what I ate or what it was called but it was sure good. -Nepalese curry chicken? 10/10 - Spicy horse beans from the Indian grocer? 10/10. Spicy. Horse. Beans. Some things you see and know instantly that you have to try 'em. Take a day off work and drive out to Mango House. It's cheaper than an actual international trip, but just as adventure filled. read more

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What a gem!! I've been wanting to go here for a while so when our friends mentioned that they enjoy eating here we set up a date and joined them. The choices for type of food are varied and within each restaurant there are plenty of choices as well. It's sort of a food court with other shops and businesses inside as well. The food is delicious and was served fresh and hot. For our first visit we ate from Jasmine Syrian Food and Urban Burma. Everything we got was delicious and not food we get to eat very often. For a tasty and different dining experience in a casual setting (think large shared tables and a huge room where the kids can play), this is a great cultural foodie wonder! read more

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Yelp friends, the story doesn't get any better than this one. This is a food court featuring world cuisine. All the vendors are refugees from around the world. This is a place to support them and enjoy their delicious food from around the world. I was there on a Monday and that's when most of the vendors take the day off. Only two vendors were open, Taste of Sudan, and Golden Sky Sushi. I ordered food from both of them. I was lucky to catch Taste of Sudan open because the owner was just there to catch up on a few things on an off day buy cheerfully offered to take my food order. I had the roasted veggies. They came on two skewers and had a nice dipping sauce to go with them. It was off the charts delicious, and at only $6.95, quite a bargain. At Golden Sky Sushi I had the calamari, $7.95 and the fried banana, $5.00. Both were terrific. I've had fried bananas before, but the crust on these fried bananas was absolutely perfect. I also enjoyed the fried calamari and the sauce that come with it. The portion was generous. By the way, Golden Sky Sushi was Burmese food. The owners are delightful. The food court is a very simple place. Nothing fancy about it, but to me, that makes it all the more charming. There's tons of free parking in back and also easy free two-hour street parking out front. If you are in the Denver area, you need to go out of your way and lend support to these hard-working people who are looking for a fresh start in the USA. It doesn't get any more awesome than this! read more

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This has every mom and pop shop food in one place. There are 5 different kinds of international family restaurants, several markets. I love it here read more

If you haven't been yet, you're missing out. This is a gem of a food hall that lets you try 6 cuisines all in one place. They're all immigrant-run. It's fun to see some similarities in the menus-- for example two places sell baklava and three offer Ful (a fava bean dish). Come with a group of 6-8 so you can try something from each place! Seating is generous and tables are spaced far apart The review pictures capture most of what we ordered. Highlights: **I loved the golden chickpea tofu from Urban Burma-- the tofu is housemade with a phyllo-like thin crisp exterior and a silky custard y interior. I also tried the samosa soup and fermented tea leaf salad, both of which were well-seasoned-- from the creamy masala seasoning of the samosa lentil soup to the tangy crunchy freshness of the salad ** Mo mo are a great appetizer to share, a refreshing ginger-forward filling encased in a thin wrapper ** Falafel doesn't get any fresher than at Jasmine Syrian: crisp but not overly crumbly served alongside creamy hummus and crunchy pickled vegetables (pita is a given) **veggie combo platter from Odaa Ethiopian is a treat for the eyes and palate. Fluffy tangy injera (fermented bread made from teff flour) complements the variety of toppings. **Don't forget to bus your own table after you're done! Return dishes/utensils to the bins labeled for each stall Definitely will return to try more of the dishes. Don't be intimidated by menu items you're not familiar with, the stall owner/chef is more than happy to explain and give recommendations! read more

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Food is wonderful: we got the tea leaf salad and the fried rice from Urban Burma. Great food, fair prices. We also tried the Syrian food (grape leaves stuffed with rice - 'dolmas' - and the homemade hummus, both fantastic). Finally, we sampled jeera from the Ethiopian eatery, and it, too, did not disappoint. Looking forward to returning another time as the food is extraordinarily good, prices are reasonable. read more