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    Royal Taw Win Thai & Burmese Restaurant

    4.6 (115 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    The food and the ambiance at Taw Win was excellent! I say this as someone who's Burmese - the food is not only authentic but it is also immaculately prepared. I went to lunch here with a group of Burmese friends and we ordered the whole menu. Particular recommendations include: 1) Nan gyi thoke (they use the thicker cut noodles which work the best for the dishes flavor profile - we ordered another one after we finished), 2) mohinga soup, 3) la pet thoke - very well made tea leaf salad with a balance of spice and flavor, and 4) for dessert, some falooda

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    Johnfavour N.

    Taw Win has delicious Burmese food! I've been here twice already. The tea leaf salad is always a classic burmese shareable item, I love all the nuts and dried shrimp that it comes with. It has a unique flavor from the fermented tea leaves. It goes well with a side of white rice or on its own. We got the rakhine mohinga, which was a different style than I was used to. The flavor profile is more based around black pepper. My preference is the classic style mohinga. The bean paratha is a great appetizer to share that's cut into smaller pieces. On a previous visit we had the whole fried tilapia which was was really good and comes with a sweet/spicy sauce. If I had a bigger appetite I would also order the nan gyi thoke (chicken curry noodle salad). I recommend saving room for dessert and trying the Burmese milkshake (falooda). It's a rose flavored drink with vanilla ice cream. There are various jellies and nuts that are fun to chew. Perfect for a hot day. Service staff are very friendly and our party of 4 was able to be seated right away. The dining area is cozy like you're eating inside someone's house. Parking is easy since there is a parking lot. They also have a Burmese grocery right next door. All the dishes can be adjusted for spice level preference. Definitely recommend if you want to try burmese food!

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    Kara H.

    Burmese good is SO hard to come by, and I am so excited to have another option here in Denver. The menu is divided into Thai and Burmese choices. We tried the samosa, the paratha, the beef Burmese curry and the goat Burmese curry, and the Burmese milk shake. Everything was super interesting and multi layered in flavor. I think the paratha was my favorite item- they offered it with beans, egg, or chicken. I went with the beans, and you know it's authentic when you ask what kind of beans were in it and the server doesn't know how to say it in English and has to show you the bag (it's yellow peas by the way, and they were awesome). The goat curry had bones in it, which was unexpected but not a deal breaker. Love the curry sauce, although the meat was a little chewier than I was expecting. The milkshake wasn't as sweet as I thought it would be, which was better in a way. Like a less sweet strawberry quick with peanuts in it. The restaurant put a lot of effort into trying to make the interior look nice when the building itself is a little run down- I appreciate the authentic touches and photos that are scattered throughout the dining room. Overall, an excellent meal. Thanks so much!

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    Heather F.

    Taw Win is a charming, authentic restaurant a bit off the beaten path, but well worth the trip. I had waited to write this review until I felt like I had a good breadth of experience, (having started with delivery and then the Thai offerings), and honestly the last trip I had was just so thoroughly enjoyable I thought about it for days. I went with some friends and we were able to order a wonderful assortment of the Burmese dishes, including the Bean Paratha, Tea Leaf Salad, Mohinga, Beef Curry and Nan Gyi Tho. We joked that we had so much food that we needed a separate table, and our server actually brought us a little side table to help with the spread! I was so impressed with the attentiveness throughout. (I had felt sheepish about wanting to divvy the soup four ways, but they didn't bat an eye and brought us the necessary bowls and spoons--and I'm grateful for that as the Mohinga was such a soul satisfying dish). I would probably order a different protein than beef for the curry next time (personal preference) but everything was really exceptional. The Tea Leaf salad was a textural taste explosion in particular. I can't wait for my next trip and to try a few new items as well! Oh and it's worth noting, this epic feast did not set us back either; the prices were super reasonable, and there was plenty to go around.

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    Melanie T.

    If you haven't tried Burmese food, you HAVE to try it, and you have to have it here!! Taw Win would be 6 stars if it was possible for me to give that many. The food is AMAZING. To give some context, my partner is Burmese, and we are always looking for Burmese food because there simply aren't enough restaurants! I've had Burmese food in California, the Chicago suburbs-ish, and now Denver. This place is fantastic, and they don't hold back on the flavor. Tea leaf salad: A must order. Make note that the menu is divided into Thai and Burmese dishes, and the tea leaf salad is in the Thai section. I couldn't find it on the menu so asked the friendly person who took our order, and they said it's in the wrong section which is why we couldn't find it! This salad was a traditional Burmese salad, with cabbage, tomato, fermented tea leaves, and all the crispy crunchies! It's a flavor and texture bomb and you get the tangy and the savory in every bite. Paratha stuffed with chicken: I've had paratha but never like this! It is puff pastry, that is often in a medium tortilla shape, eaten with savory dishes like curry, or even on its own. I've never had it stuffed like this in this square pocket shape. The curry chicken inside was still steaming when it came to our table. They cut it into pieces, so it was easy to divide amongst the three of us, and each bite was savory curry and spicy goodness. I'm drooling thinking about it. Now for the main dishes! Mohinga: This catfish soup was true to it's ingredients and tasted very much like delicious catfish! Love that the garnishes were on the side, and the fried chickpeas were the perfect crunch. Don't forget to squeeze some lime on top of your soup and garnishes, as it cuts through the savoriness for a nice balance of citrus flavor and brightness. There is powdered spice already on the table, and I recommend adding it to the mohinga for that extra kick and flavor. So good! Fish curry: This was such a nice surprise! I didn't know what to expect but it was also a flavor bomb. It's more of a thick curry sauce rather than a curry that is like soup (like in Thai food), so you can expect concentrated flavor. The fish came in medium sized chunks, as it was fried and chopped into pieces. Bones are still in them so just be aware of them so you don't eat them. It came with rice so we didn't have to order extra. All this was plenty of food for three of us and there was a little left of each entree that we took home. I really recommend trying lots of dishes. Service was phenomenal. The person who took our order and brought the food had such a kind and gentle demeanor about him. Something about him made us think he was one of the chefs or owner but we didn't ask. He brought the food with a smile and checked in on us a few times. He also brought small plates/bowls with every dish so that we could eat family style. And we didn't even have to ask! So kind. This place is a quiet restaurant in an unassuming area. It's very spacious inside and clean. A door or two down from the restaurant there is a small grocery with the same name. We didn't get to check it out but next time I visit I hope to! Maybe they have some Burmese ingredients :) 6/5 stars. Please check it out! I'll be back when I visit Denver again.

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    Really enjoyed the food here. It was good. Service dining in is a little slow. It seems like a lot of people are getting takeout.

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    Love this local Thai spot. The family and staff live locally and I'm happy to be a local regular customer. The service is top notch!

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    Incredible find!! Delicious flavors, lots of var, and the sweetest kindest owner and servers!!! Lots of space inside, good for a big group.

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    Such great food and the staff are so friendly. A neighborhood gem that I introduce to all friends. Highly recommend.

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    Always cheerful and providing fresh, affordable and authentic Burmese food to Denverites. Similar to Thai dishes but don't confuse them.

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    I am Burmese. This was Wonderfully fresh and authentic Burmese food. Loved the ono kau suey, papaya salad, and mohinga

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    Perfect soup. Perfect larb. Perfect spicy. Perfect setting. Perfect service. Come here for sure.

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