Urban Burma

Delicious! Got the sampler plate with tofu curry, tea leaf salad, and samosa. Other than the samosa, the other items I ordered were gluten free and vegan. They have multiple gluten free and vegetarian options on the menu. Staff were also aware of cross contact for gluten.

This is hands down my favorite restaurant in Colorado. The flavors are fresh, unique, and I find myself craving the tea leaf salad multiple times a month. This is a food hall, so it is more casual. They are able to cater to vegetarian and gluten free which is perfect.

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.”)