“ Food is 10/10 and service is super friendly! We've had the samosas, tea leaf salad (even our 3 year old can't get enough of this), chicken curry, garlic noodles and fried rice -- everything has been delicious! Looking forward to trying more menu items ”

“ 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. ”

“ 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. ”

“ 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. ”

“ 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. ”

“ 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! ”

“ Located inside of Mango House, this is a hidden gem. Absolutely amazing food, friendly service. I keep meaning to take photos of our food but it gets inhaled too quickly. We typically do takeout, but eating in at Mango House or any of the restaurants in the international food hall is a beautiful cultural immersion that very approachable and welcoming. Mango House also has a great mission and does a lot of good in our community. Urban Burma is also remarkably fast for takeout. My go to is Ono Kao Sweh. ("Yellow wheat noodles and chicken in a coconut broth topped with cilantro, red onions, and boiled egg.") my family each have their own favorites including vegetable Curry, fried rice, golden triangle tofu (app), Nan gyi Dak ("Gluten-free. Thick rice noodles and curried chicken topped with boiled egg, cilantro, lime, and crispy fried onions. Broth on the side.") ”

“ 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. ”

“ 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! ”

“ 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! ”