Best of the best fried rice anywhere. Incredible Chai, made from scratch. International food/clothing / Dr and Dentists ofcs for immigrants. Uplifting vibe. read more

Came here for a late bite and it didn't disappoint. The Samosas were delicious and perfect to start with. We also had the Sii Cheh Kao Sweh and the Ono Kao Swe. The flavors were great, though the Level 3 spice on the Ono Kao Swe was a bit mild for us--we'll definitely go for a higher spice level next time! Quick service and good food. read more

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First time going to The Mango House. Brilliant use of space we opted to try Urban Burma. The food stall is small and the staff seemed nice. Our selections were the Shan Noodles which was a flavorful bowl with generous amount of noodles, would totally order again. Next we tasted the sampler which was a tea leaf salad, chicken curry and a delicious samosas. Totally would order again. Only complaint is we didn't request spicy. read more

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Buckle up your taste buds, friends. Urban Burma is NOT here to play. This is one of several food stalls within Mango House, a community center for ethnic minorities and refugees. The seating area is shared, and you'll see little hints of cultural flair near each stall. The menu is short but captures most of the Burmese top hits that you'll see this side of the Pacific (notably missing, mohinga, as well as ginger salad). One of the co-owners, Siri, was manning the front and was elated to be serving a fellow Burmese person (my boyfriend). After ordering and debating the pros/cons of various famous Burmese restaurants in other parts of the country (a certain Superstar in the Bay Area), he sat us down with some water cups and went back to take care of the growing dinner line. The water cups are small and you'll have to refill yourself at the water station, but that's about the only downside of eating here. We shared the Tea Leaf Salad, Ono Kao Sweh, and their special curry of the day, a Braised Pork Curry. Siri himself came out to deliver each dish as it was prepared, each one neatly portioned out on elegant serving-ware that contrasts with the otherwise rather sparse decor in Mango House. The Ono Kao Sweh was sublime - wonderfully thick and brothy with a hint of lime and coconut. If you've never had Tea Leaf Salad, I envy you for getting to experience the mouth-feel of its textures and tastes for the first time. It hits, in all the right ways. The Pork Curry was rich and salty, maybe too salty for me, but comforting in the ways that only aunties and uncles can perfect. My belly can't wait to experience Urban Burma again. read more

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Love this place and Mango House in general. Food we excellent. Reasonable priced. Nice ambiance. Only suggestions, chai was slightly sweet, and wish beef curry could be option for sampler platter. Also wish sparkly tea could be served in a non disposable cup. Food takes a bit to be cooked up (a good thing), so plan accordingly. read more

This was my first time trying Burmese food, and it did not disappoint! I ordered the golden triangle tofu ($10), tea leaf salad ($12), and Shan noodles ($14). The tofu was so crispy and flaky and delicious when dipped in the tamarind sauce. The tea leaf salad was fermented and unique, very addictive! It was a bit salty, but it was refreshing and balanced my meal well. Shan noodles felt like your typical Asian noodle soup, tasty but did not seem super new and different. The worker was really kind and explained the menu well. This restaurant is located in a food hall, and I can imagine the parking situation being a bit challenging during peak business hours. This is not in the best part of town, but definitely worth stopping by to give this place a try!! read more

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Urban Burma really showed us delicious Burmese food. I was a little unfamiliar with it, but was excited to try. Located in Mango House, it has a lot of options of various dishes. We ordered the Tea Leaf Salad (a must!) and the Nan Gyi Dok. The tea lead salad was delicious and refreshing. One of my favorite styles of salad. It resembled a slaw in looks with a crunchy bite. The Nan Gyi Dok is such an interesting noodle dish. These noodles were so soft and juicy. Like I've never had anything like it. The color was similar to a curry sauce and the taste was savory. This place is a must try! I can't wait to go back and try the rest of their menu! read more

Urban Burma - Tea Leaf Salad - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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Amazing food with such a friendly owner!! From the minute we walked up, the owner greeted us and explained the food and asked where we were from. We ordered the Ono Kao Sweh (soup dish) and Nan Gyi Dok (no soup). Both were noodles (one with soup and one dry) and they were soooo delicious!!! Highly highly recommend!!! The ambiance is very welcoming and family oriented (saw lots of kids running around and there is a mini playground for them too). There is plenty of seating with a nice big window to look outside. Parking is plenty in the back. We definitely will come back the next time we visit Denver! read more

Urban Burma - Nan Gyi Dok - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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Bad food, terrible service & crap atmosphere ‍. Was so excited to try this place based on the (most likely fake) reviews with my young kids ..... ABSOLUTE MISTAKE!! Where do I begin?! Ordered 2 meals for the 3 of us with a side of fried rice Togo.... 45 mins later the food arrived, we immediately asked the obvious (extra plates to properly share please), then waited to ask for basic soy sauce & the samosa sauce (never delivered) another 15 minutes until we gave up. Ate what we could bc we had been super hungry for an hour at this point. Good?! Samosas were great!! And salad was good!..... rice was old mush, after 45mins the chicken was dry and flavorless, the curry was clearly reheated (don't lie to me, I know food). What was meant to be extra for lunch the next day I wanted nothing to do with.... Better off blending it and donating to those with no teeth ‍....... No, we did NOT take anything with us They ask for payment & tip before your order for a reason ‍. As I was leaving, the server asked how it was, I was very honest but polite..... he didn't have a care in the world..... What a shame!!!! Had he done his job and offered a second chance (I probably would have said no anyway bc it was so bad)... this review would be much better for the service part and updated for the food quality if it was a "one time issue".... But NO!!! BAD FOOD, SERVICE & AMBIANCE . Never tried to this point to make the situation better sadly.. STOP WITH THE FAKE REVIEWS AND DO BETTER IN EVERY AREA!!!! read more

Urban Burma - Pure mush!!! Overpriced mush better served in a nursing home - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Love the noodle soups! Counter service in Mango House. The entrance is in the back and there's a small parking lot or street parking read more

Urban Burma - Shan noodles - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Traveling to the area and we're so excited to find this gem. We have food sensitivities so their vegan And gf options were appreciated. The tea leaf salad is a must. A hit with everyone. The fried tofu was incredible. I also had the ginger spritzer and was so glad for that splurge. A bit hard to find until you realize it is inside Mango House. That was also a gem. Would go back again. read more

Urban Burma - Tea Leaf Salad Golden Triangle Tofu Nan Gyi Dok - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Hadn't really tried Burmese food outside of California and was really looking forward to my experience here while visiting Denver. The menu was similar to the one back home and I chose a couple of items that I knew were veggie. The tea leaf salad was well made and the flavors were spot on. I had asked for my samosa soup to be made hot, and it too was very delicious. I really appreciated how they used red garbanzo beans as opposed to white in the soup, this is what really makes it authentic, and was absolutely one of my favorite ingredients overall. Would definitely return here if I were in town again. Humble staff too :) read more

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Oh my goodness! Tea leaf salad is amazing!!! This is a family owned tiny restaurant in an unassuming part of Aurora with some of the best food I have ever eaten. The owner is a sweet heart and super talented in the kitchen. He will explain all about Burmese cuisine and the inspiration for each dish. This is a must try! Then tell your friends. Make this the most popular take out in Denver. This place deserves it. read more

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I had an awesome lunch experience at this place. Somewhat hidden, but worth a search. Unusual food and flavors! Wonderful friendly service. read more

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Stumbled upon this place by accident. What a great find! The Tea leaf salad was freshly made and the beans were super crispy and the tea leaves were flavorful. We also tried the pork Neely curry which was the special of the day- served with Jasmine rice. Owner was super nice and we had a great meal! read more

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Mango house is wonderful, and I am so glad to come in and support the refugee community! We had the Nan Gyi Dok, which is a fabulous rice noodle dish with curried chicken. We got it medium, which was a little hot for me, but my husband loved it. The dish itself was excellent and flavorful, with a good mix of textures between the crunchy onions and the noodles. Absolutely recommend and will be back for sure. read more

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This hole-in-the-wall restaurant in the Mango House community center serves wonderful food. I spent weeks traveling through Myanmar in 2012 and 2013; Urban Burma brought back memories of the exotic flavors of Mandalay, Yangon and Bagan. Brothers Siri and Martin who own and operate UB are passionate about sharing their culture through food, and it shows in every dish they prepare. We inhaled the tea leaf salad, the Golden Triangle tofu salad--the tofu's housemade--and a delicious beef curry. We can't wait to return! read more

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Little can be said about this place that hasn't already been said. Short story, this is not a fast causal dining facility. If you're ok with that, be prepared for not only the best Burmese food, but hands down FOOOOOD that you've ever had. Period. The people are extremely kind and the only thing to be aware of is that it is in a food court of a mixed-use building that caters to an international base. There is a legal office, a doctor's office, and you need a code to get into the bathroom. Every trip I must have the Tea Leaf Salad and chickpea Tofu. Luckily there is a Burmese sampler plate which has the tea leaf salad, but trust me that you need the tofu. The texture is beyond addicting, like a Burmese Cheetos the way it melts in your mouth. After that, it's a mix of anything on the menu because it's all so delicious. I particularly love the beef curry. For those who like heat, ask for the "hot sauce" which is made from fresh Thai chilies and heaven. read more

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First time trying Burmese food and I was not disappointed - definitely a new favorite cuisine. This spot is solid. The tea leaf salad was one of the best dishes I've ever eaten. read more

Urban Burma - Tea Leaf Salad Ono Kao Sweh Stir Fried Veggies - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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Urban Burma is located in the food court of an international mall off of Colfax while the other side has retail shops. The area is a bit questionable but this type of environment was part of my childhood so it was actually nostalgic for a small part. I found a singular dish to rule all the flavors! We came with a small group last night to Urban Burma. Wasn't expecting much and I generally don't look at reviews...maybe sometimes. We were kindly greeted by a gentleman at the front counter and he was already hustling. After a minute he returned and still had a smile and wonderful aura about him. I ordered a Sii Cheh Kao Sweh which consisted of flat thinner noodles with garlic, sesame oil, spring onions and pork for my protein. My entree also came with a soup but wasn't too big of a fan of the soup as it was on the salty side. The Sii Cheh Kao Sweh was AMAZING and I'm already looking forward to my leftovers for lunch. A+ on experience and everything else. If they ever open an actual restaurant I'll be there and I'm sure it will be packed every night. Already looking forward to my return trip! read more

Urban Burma - Sil Cheh Kao Sweh ready for its closeup! - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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Owner was extremely hospitable and a great conversationalist. Ambiance is in unassuming ethnic center of sorts so you get true hole in the wall vibes. If you want to feel like you're traveling in a foreign country this is your place to be. I love Burmese food, so I was excited to try this spot- and for Denver it's great. But on the scale of Burmese food I've had it's good, maybe a solid B. This is coming from someone who grew up in Bay Area and has traveled extensively. They do have a lot of vegetarian dishes but I expected a little more pizazz given all the glaringly positive reviews. Not sure I would trek 30+ minutes to eat here. But if you're looking for something new and different this is a good spot. read more

This spot has been on the list and I was nearby for work so decided to go! Parking was easy on the street and it was easy to find. This is in an open market with other shops and restaurants. Service was so friendly and the owner gave great recommendations since this was my first time trying Burmese food! Just like everyone says- the tea leaf salad is bomb- flavorful, and nutty like nothing I've had before. I got the sampler so I could try everything and I also got the noodles with crispy pork. Everything was delish, however, some pieces of pork could have been more tender and I bet the marinated pork would have been the way to go! I also got the tea which was such a nice contrast in flavor to all of the dishes. The ambiance was comfy and service was fast! read more

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This place is tucked away in what feels like a micro-mall, and shares it in a row of several other ethnic eateries. We tried it based on fellow Yelper reviews, and once again, thanks friends! If you are unfamiliar with Burmese cuisine, the food struck me as a cross between Indian and Asian. Very much a mom & pop type shop, the two folks that took care of us took great care of us. Highly recommend giving this place a try! read more

Wow... words can not describe how incredible this was. My biggest complaint about Denver after moving here in the past year is how bland & boring so many if the restaurants area are - NOT Urban Burma! I went with a group of friends who are all foodies, and every dish we had was incredible. Also, all of the menu can be made vegetarian and there are lots of gluten free dishes for Celiacs like myself. The owner, Siri, was an awesome guy and answered all of our questions. The restaurant itself is part of a food court in Mango House, a community that provides resources for refugees in the area. All the restaurants in the center look pretty fabulous. I'll be coming back! Thanks, Siri, for making such excellent food. read more

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Located inside the food court of mango house, this Burmese food vendor is a definite must try if you're in the area. I had a bit of a hard time finding this place at first, being new to the area. I thought it was a stand alone building and didn't realize it was inside a separate place. There's plenty of parking in the back parking lot, and you just follow the signs for mango house to go inside. Mango house is a shared space for Asylees and refugees. There's different little shops inside including a medical practice and small grocers, along with lots of different food vendors in their food court. Burma house in particular specializes in Burmese food, which I've only had once or twice before. The staff were really friendly and efficient (we got our food in under 10-15 minutes) and they also seem to be from Burma. The food has a homemade vibe to it with no frills, and the flavors are bright and plentiful. I got the tea leaf salad -- super fresh and delicious -- along with the Nan gyi dok -- almost like a pad Thai with rice noodles, topped with a boiled egg and some crunchy garlic crisps (delicious and filling). Really loved my experience here and definitely will be back. read more

Urban Burma - Tea Tea Leaf Salad and Nan Gyi Dok - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Amazing vegan options. We did takeaway, absolutely loved everything we tried! Can't wait to go back. Highly recommend.

Quick service, great (labeled) gluten free options, delicious food. Inside Mango House which is an awesome non-profit !

Urban Burma used to be a food truck but is now inside the Mango House International Food Hall, catering mainly towards refugees and immigrants around the Aurora area, but don't let that fool you. The food was really good and the banana paratha was the cherry on top. Out of the other food vendors in the Mango House Food Hall, this is the far superior one read more

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FOOD: 5/5 Ono kao sweh (vegetarian) - perfection in a bowl. It's light but with so much substance. Savory, sweet, tangy. It's soft and smooth but also crunchy and startling. Coconut milk noodles. Every single component in the dish harmonizes with each other so well---it felt like it dissolved all conflict in my body and world. Samosa - crunchy, spicy, savory, and sweet when used with the tamarind sauce. Warm. Another very comforting item. A delight to my senses. I am so beyond grateful to have been able to experience this at Urban Burma. Really appreciated that they had vegetarian versions of dishes. SERVICE: 4/5 Owner who served us was nice as well. Food came out in a reasonable time frame. AMBIANCE: 3/5 It is located in Mango House, lots of background noise. Concrete floors. Oddly spaced table layout. But also lots of light coming from these giant windows. read more

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Delicious, carefully crafted and interesting food in a food court in a community center. This place makes me feel optimistic about finding great hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Denver. read more

This is a fantastic spot for Burmese food--authentic and absolutely delicious! My favourite is the golden triangle tofu; they get it just right with a perfectly crispy exterior and an airy, soft inside, exactly how it should be. Other must-try dishes are the Shan noodles, samosa salad, and any of the curries--they're all packed with amazing flavours. Plus, the staff are super friendly and welcoming. read more

My mouth is watering just looking back at all the pictures I took of my meal at Urban Burma. Met up with a foodie friend for dinner, shortly before they closed at 8pm. Got a little confused about how to get into the restaurant, then realizing it's inside Mango House. Google Maps THAT instead of Urban Burma to be taken to the main parking lot. The cashier made fun WITH me that I've procrastinated coming here for so long. My friend and I shared a few incredible dishes: * Tea Leaf Salad * Golden Triangle Tofu * Ono Kao Sweh * Beef Curry They were all delicious! It's wild how so much flavor could be packed into such small dishes. This has become one of my favorite local places to eat, earning its solid 5-star rating on Yelp. I moved from San Francisco where Burmese food is much more prominent, so Mango House overall is a welcome addition to the ethnic cuisine scene of Denver. read more

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The food here is simply amazing! I had never had Burmese before and the gentleman who took our order was clearly very passionate about Burmese food and told us all about it. He was so so delightful. The food was excellent! The crispy tofu appetizer was outstanding. The breading on it is so flaky. It's amazing! Wish we lived nearby because we'd eat here again and again and again! read more

First off, Top 5 restaurant in Colorado! The owner and staff are so hospitable and serve the best Burmese cuisine in the country! Everything from their noodle dishes and curries and amazing appetizers. Their food truck offers the same quality as the actual restaurant. There's so much I can say about this small business but please support them, everything I've had here is delicious and it's always a great time chatting with the family who runs the stall. Tea leaf salad is my go to when I come here. It's a right balance of herbs and saltiness. The crunch from the soybeans pair with the variety of greens in this salad. I've had tea leaf salad elsewhere but they are consistent here and offer the right blend of flavors. The golden tofu triangles.....WOW! I could eat a million of these! Light and crispy tofu skin with a savory chick pea filling. The tamarind sauce was the perfect compliment. Order this now! Samosa was airy and crispy. Compared to an Indian samosa, they used a thin and flaky wrapper you typically see in egg rolls. It was tasty and a good app to start the meal. The pork curry was very flavorful and packed with spices. The pork was tender and soaked the curry well. It's one of the best curries I've had and highly recommend it. Overall Urban Burma has a lot to offer. Excellent meals, great people, and just great food. read more

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OMG, I have not had Burmese food in 7 years!!! Here in Denver for apartment hunting and this was the first stop! I love tea leaf salads and was super excited to find this gem! Its located in a plaza with other restaurants including Indian cuisine and Swahili. Weird feeling because I had just returned from Nepal from the Everest Basecamp Trek. Felt like I never left. There are parking on the street or in the back, so no fret. The restaurant is small, but don't judge a book by the cover. The staff were really friendly as I walked up and realized that I've never been there before when I placed the order. How do they know that?? I wanted to try everything, but my little tummy wouldn't be able to handle it so I ordered the platter. It gives me a little bit of everything - tea leaf salad, a samosa, and curry with rice. Took less than 10 mins and I was on my way. Enjoyed it at the hotel and it did not disappoint. It was more than enough for me and it was absolutely delicious! Tea leaf is on point and the samosa really surprised me. After being in the container for at least 15 mins, I presume it would be a bit soggy on a side or corner but it wasn't!!! And it was so good and crunchy! I had the chicken curry last, but that brought my palette back to a zing. I think I had a bite of everything all at once because it was so good and it was the only I ate that day. Overall, I really enjoyed the food and gave me a sense of joy that day (flew in from PA and went straight to the ER for a few hours, then food). Will definitely come back when I move here. read more

This business occupies one stall within a "shopping mall" building called Mango House. Within the building there're various shops and food stalls mostly selling Middle East, Africa, and South Asia countries. We ordered: - Golden Triangle Tofu (not pictured) - deep fried chickpea based tofu. SOO GOOD! - Beef Curry (not pictured) - spice level 3 provides just the right kick. We devoured ours. - Nan Gyi Dok (see 1st pic for description) - Tea Leaf Salad (2nd pic) - Sii Cheh Noodles (last pic) The person taking our order is very friendly. read more

Urban Burma - Sii Che Kao Sweh - flat noodle (think fettuccine) stir fried with garlic sauce with a choice of sliced chicken or pork - Burmese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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You can tell the food is carefully prepared, and I'm sure authentic, although I've never had Burmese food before. This restaurant is one of several small eateries in a large warehouse type space, interestingly enough there's also a doctor's clinic and a few ethnic clothing shops. Anyhow, I ordered the fermented tea salad that was so highly recommended by another poster, along with golden triangle salad, and both gf. My husband had the beef curry with rice. The beef (which I tasted a few cubes of) tasted amazing and incredibly tender! Wonder how they do that? It's not a thick curry like Indian or Thai style. Despite it being "mild", for me it burned on my throat, though hubby didn't notice anything. The fermented tea leaf salad must be an acquired taste, most unusual. I didn't care for it at all and left the majority. The golden triangle salad was more accessible but still not a flavor I cared for, and also was spicy for me at mild. Don't let that stop you from giving Urban Burma a try or any of the other ethnic eateries there. Gotta be adventurous! read more

There's a lot I love about the city I live in, but unfortunately, it does not have good Burmese food (I'm not sure it even has Burmese food). I wish it had a place like Urban Burma, where the food is good. I especially loved the pae paratha. The place is in a food court type spot that shares space with some kind of nonprofit/social services center and they have parking. A couple of the other places nearby also look good. read more

Came here because of the good reviews and also wanted to try Burmese food. It's actually one of the restaurants in Mango House food court. Got to talk to the owner and he described some of the dishes to us. The owner was very nice and patient with us ordering. We ordered the Nan Gyi Dok with chicken, Sii Cheh Kao Sweh with chicken, and chicken curry. All were delicious! The tastes were very similar to Thai food. The food came out pretty fast. The dining area was nice and clean. The dishes were deceiving with the portions. I was full from eating just half my dish. read more

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Came here after Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum. It was also my first time at Mango House, so the set up was a bit confusing to me, but you just park in the back parking lot or on the street and walk through the food court towards the front. We met the owner when we were ordering and asked for some recommendations. Ended up with Golden Triangle (fried chick pea tofu with tamarind sauce), Sii cheh kao sweh (fried garlic, sesame oil, green onion, marinated chicken noodles), and a Burma sampler which comes with small but substantial portions of samosa, tea leaf salad, and curry of your choice with rice. We opted for the pork and pickled mango one as that seemed the most unique. All of the dishes were simple but very well cooked and fairly priced for the portion. It's hard to say what was our favorite because I can't say no to a noodle or rice dish, but the Golden Triangle was very unique and I hadn't had this style of fried tofu anywhere else. The owner had mentioned it was a Burma specialty. Staff was amazing and the owner came to check in on us and how we liked the food halfway through our meal. You place your order at the counter, find a table, and bus your table when you're done. read more

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