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International
Take-out
Asian
Burmese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Burmese restaurant offering vegan options including curry, noodle dishes, salad and samosas. Many dishes can be made vegan upon request. Open Tue-Thu 11:00am-7:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-8:00pm. Closed Sun and Mon.
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10180 E Colfax ave (at Colfax and Havana), Aurora, Colorado, USA, 80010
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12 Reviews
First Review by Lilytalksthai
rukeiley
Points +74
Hidden Gem - Edit
Located in a food court which also includes a dentist and a doctor’s offices as well as an Asian grocery, the food is excellent. I was walking by and the guy behind the counter offered me a free spring roll. I asked if it was vegan and he said yes and also told me about the other items which are vegan. I got the the vegetable curry which had a nice variety of veggies including okra. #Veganuary
Read morePros: Great food, Friendly staff, Surprising location
Cons: Rice was “standard” white rice
Guest
rocknred
Points +906
Lentil samosa soup! - Edit
Food court inside Mango House. We had lentil soup with pieces of samosa. Also samosa appetizer. Served on real dishes.
Read morePros: Nice variety of vegan dishes, Friendly staff, Tasty food
Guest
VGN-TXN
Points +116
Excellent options - Edit
Great food try to golden tofu and they can veganize most dishes and are very accommodating! Notice it is located inside the Mango House in a type of food court. Plenty of seating and friendly service:)
Read morePros: Can veganize meet dishes
Guest
LGraves
Points +275
Lots of vegan options - Edit
Everything we ordered was tasty and most things can be veganized on the menu.
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nsonnesyn
Points +138
Soooo delicious!!! - Edit
Super nice people and just amazing food! We are in love with the chickpea tofu, samosa soup, and the tea leaf salad. All of the noodles can be ordered vegan. We enjoyed the shan noodles!
Read morePros: Vegan friendly , Unique flavors , Super yummy
Cons: Nothing!
Guest
RustinButeyn
Points +20
Great food - Edit
Loved everything, easy when the company understands what vegan means and you just need to ask for things to be modified and they know what to do.
Read morePros: Easy to make lots of things vegan
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hardcore_herbivore
Points +38
Would give 5 stars if it let me - Edit
Never had Burmese food but I got the quarantine special, curry, tea leaf salad and a samosa. All so good! Their fresh mint and ginger drink is really good also.
Read morePros: Delicious , Not bad prices , Fresh ingredients in drink
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veggiesadie
Points +18
why won’t it let me give 5 stars 😤 it was so good & the people were so nice!! - Edit
the people were so kind and explained the kinds of food, they had great (but minimal ig) vegan options and just wow. amazing :)) go here!!
Read morePros: phenomenal curry, very sweet people!!, just go okay
Cons: none, why is this here, stop looking at this there’s nothing wrong here
Guest
LaraGano
Points +92
Excellent food! - Edit
Really excellent food.
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LaurenBrikaLyga
Points +34
Burmese food is my new favorite! - Edit
We really enjoyed this place. My husband had the curry and I had a noodle dish. The flavors were unique but still familiar enough. I recommend you try it!
Read morePros: Vegan aware and willing to adapt menu items , Casual, Affordable
Guest
jeffar
Points +108
Awesome!! A must try! - Edit
The Tea Leaf salad is one of the coolest things I’ve ever tasted! Everything I tried was superb and extremely fresh! Good vegan choices, also most of the menu can be made vegan by request. Staff is incredible!
Read morePros: Totally unique flavors, Anything veggie can be made vegan by omitting egg, Very fair prices and very fresh!
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Lilytalksthai
Points +22
New type of food in denver! - Edit
Urban Burma just opened in March '19 along with several other international restaurants owned by immigrants and refugees. They have really good curry, noodles, samosas! Flavorful and different from what you've had before. Kind of like a mix between thai and indian. You have to try the tea leaf salad. The crunchy sunflower seeds and nuts give a nice crunch to the tangy fermented tea leaves, lime, garlic, tomatoes and cabbage.
Read morePros: First of it's kind, Yummy food, Friendly staff
Cons: The food hall can be a little noisy
Guest
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