I've been a fan of Mango House ever since it opened. In addition to the much-needed medical, dental and spiritual services it provides to Denver's diverse communities, it also offers a range of retail options run by members of some of these same groups. Clothing, jewellery, and beauty vendors populate various areas of the space - but of course, it wouldn't be a Mark review on any platform without a brief mention of food options, would it?On my visits, I try to get one option from each of the seven vendors located in the food court closest to the Colfax-side doors. As you can imagine, this can get quite.... satiating, but delightful nonetheless. I can't possibly name everything I've had, but why not start with some delicious coffee and fava-bean stew at Natoli Cafe? Then, you could sample a little pork with pickled mango from Urban Burma, marinated chicken and rice from Swahili BBQ Grill, and a chocolate "snowball" cookie from Jasmine Syrian Cuisine. I know you have just a little more room, so may I suggest a sushi roll from Golden Sky, an egg wrap from Langano Ethiopian, and goat curry from Nepali Spice to cap things off? (URP) Well, you may not be able to fit it all in at once, but you'll sure have fun trying.
Samad Musafir
Come to visit for the Halal food and clothing
Eric Yeager
Awesome multicultural center with great shopping and restaurants. Lots of kids. Running around - just a fun vibe.
Connie Aizeki
I could come here every day for a long time and try something amazing. Even a simple bowl of baba ghanoush tasted 10x better than anywhere else I've had it.
Rex & Julie Moore
Great Food. Please go here to a one of a kind Food Court/Hall. There are at least 6 ethnic restaurants to try from immigrant families starting their own food businesses. Please support small family owned food businesses and enjoy great food. Now I have to go back atleast 5 more times to try out each of the other restaurants.
Jason Blair
Mango house offers a variety of Asian/African foods and shopping. I ordered some yummy food from the Swahili BBQ Grill. Many of the establishments offer Halal items on their menu.
Daniel Shurz
Second time eating at Urban Burma and this is a place definitely with going
Sonja Leonard Leonard
What a fabulous addition to Aurora, Colorado!!!! Fabulous food and shops...a big shout out to Dr. P.J! and all he has accomplished here!
Marty M (Martronic)
Good food.
Janice Wohler
Refugees lovingly preparing foods from their native countries... priceless
So yummy, be sure to sample something from everywhere, mango smoothies at the breakfast/dessert place were ?
Cortney Ratashak
Cannot recommend Mango House highly enough. It’s a perfect place to go and try multiple different restaurants in one night. Burma’s chai and tea leaf salad are unmatched. I’m not a salad fan, but this one takes first place. Crunchy, fresh and flavorful.The Dal at Napali restaurant had a pleasant curry flavor. Recommend!Every chef here is exceptional at what they cook. Must go.
E Leyba
Had a wonderful experience here! We ate family style and tried things from most of the places. All stellar, but my absolute favorite were the noodles from the Burmese place- so spicy and perfect! Also the Swahili chapati was to die for. Everything comes served on beautiful dishware. Love to see this place of community, connection, and entrepreneurship.
KC Scott
Mango House where have you been all my life!!! Seriously get your behinds down to this place. I like ethnic foods can't lie about that but try to find ones in Denver that are ACTUAL authentic is like finding a molecule of iron in a monumental haystack. Imagine my shock and DELIGHT when we discovered this place. Not one restaurant but several in one place. Burmese, Africa, Syrian, Asian, Ethiopian and Nepali. We hit the mother lode. I almost cried when I tried the Burmese and Ethiopian. Tears of exhausted joy that FINALLY someone gets it. None of this toned down rubbish made to satisfy the clogged US tastebuds. Flavor, lightness, dancing tastebuds. HAPPY tastebuds. Now if only a Mexican restaurant that serves actual decent Mexican would pitch a tent in this place. I'll be in food heaven! Haahaha.My only worry now is how will I support my habit of weekly visits to this place? Will ALL other restaurants pale in comparison? Yes. But I can live with that. Great family atmosphere, kind, friendly vendors, kids running around laughing and having fun. Loved it! If you don't see yourself as the adventurous foodie or maybe a bit snobby. Then get over yourself, your fears and let the food do the talking.
I've been a fan of Mango House ever since it opened. In addition to the much-needed medical, dental and spiritual services it provides to Denver's diverse communities, it also offers a range of retail options run by members of some of these same groups. Clothing, jewellery, and beauty vendors populate various areas of the space - but of course, it wouldn't be a Mark review on any platform without a brief mention of food options, would it?On my visits, I try to get one option from each of the seven vendors located in the food court closest to the Colfax-side doors. As you can imagine, this can get quite.... satiating, but delightful nonetheless. I can't possibly name everything I've had, but why not start with some delicious coffee and fava-bean stew at Natoli Cafe? Then, you could sample a little pork with pickled mango from Urban Burma, marinated chicken and rice from Swahili BBQ Grill, and a chocolate "snowball" cookie from Jasmine Syrian Cuisine. I know you have just a little more room, so may I suggest a sushi roll from Golden Sky, an egg wrap from Langano Ethiopian, and goat curry from Nepali Spice to cap things off? (URP) Well, you may not be able to fit it all in at once, but you'll sure have fun trying.
Come to visit for the Halal food and clothing
Awesome multicultural center with great shopping and restaurants. Lots of kids. Running around - just a fun vibe.
I could come here every day for a long time and try something amazing. Even a simple bowl of baba ghanoush tasted 10x better than anywhere else I've had it.
Great Food. Please go here to a one of a kind Food Court/Hall. There are at least 6 ethnic restaurants to try from immigrant families starting their own food businesses. Please support small family owned food businesses and enjoy great food. Now I have to go back atleast 5 more times to try out each of the other restaurants.
Mango house offers a variety of Asian/African foods and shopping. I ordered some yummy food from the Swahili BBQ Grill. Many of the establishments offer Halal items on their menu.
Second time eating at Urban Burma and this is a place definitely with going
What a fabulous addition to Aurora, Colorado!!!! Fabulous food and shops...a big shout out to Dr. P.J! and all he has accomplished here!
Good food.
Refugees lovingly preparing foods from their native countries... priceless
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So yummy, be sure to sample something from everywhere, mango smoothies at the breakfast/dessert place were ?
Cannot recommend Mango House highly enough. It’s a perfect place to go and try multiple different restaurants in one night. Burma’s chai and tea leaf salad are unmatched. I’m not a salad fan, but this one takes first place. Crunchy, fresh and flavorful.The Dal at Napali restaurant had a pleasant curry flavor. Recommend!Every chef here is exceptional at what they cook. Must go.
Had a wonderful experience here! We ate family style and tried things from most of the places. All stellar, but my absolute favorite were the noodles from the Burmese place- so spicy and perfect! Also the Swahili chapati was to die for. Everything comes served on beautiful dishware. Love to see this place of community, connection, and entrepreneurship.
Mango House where have you been all my life!!! Seriously get your behinds down to this place. I like ethnic foods can't lie about that but try to find ones in Denver that are ACTUAL authentic is like finding a molecule of iron in a monumental haystack. Imagine my shock and DELIGHT when we discovered this place. Not one restaurant but several in one place. Burmese, Africa, Syrian, Asian, Ethiopian and Nepali. We hit the mother lode. I almost cried when I tried the Burmese and Ethiopian. Tears of exhausted joy that FINALLY someone gets it. None of this toned down rubbish made to satisfy the clogged US tastebuds. Flavor, lightness, dancing tastebuds. HAPPY tastebuds. Now if only a Mexican restaurant that serves actual decent Mexican would pitch a tent in this place. I'll be in food heaven! Haahaha.My only worry now is how will I support my habit of weekly visits to this place? Will ALL other restaurants pale in comparison? Yes. But I can live with that. Great family atmosphere, kind, friendly vendors, kids running around laughing and having fun. Loved it! If you don't see yourself as the adventurous foodie or maybe a bit snobby. Then get over yourself, your fears and let the food do the talking.
Very healthy food