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Tao Rice Roll

4.1 (124 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
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Eel roll with purple rice plus Chinese sausage
Susan N.

Still one of the most affordable and satisfying meals to eat for breakfast or lunch. Starting at just $6.50 per rice roll! I got the eel roll subbed with purple rice and added Chinese sausage and it was still under $10. They're quick, convenient, packed with flavor, many fun textures and oh so yummy!

Tiffany M.

There are very few places where you can get these Taiwanese breakfast rice rolls. I got the mei cai roll and it was really good. It is such an unusual mix of flavors and textures. I am still craving it. My friend also got the savory soy milk, which was very good as well.

Double egg pancake, spicy
Kim H.

First time trying these Taiwanese treats for breakfast. Double egg pancake, spicy, was really tasty with crispy shell inside. Tea and rice roll were good too. Will be back to try more items.

Allen S.

Hands down the best (and maybe only in the area?) place to get authentic Taiwanese breakfast food! Intimidated by all the Chinese words on the menu? As an American born Taiwanese "disappointment", so am I LOL.. but, there is a solution to follow! Rice rolls - exactly what it sounds like - picture a trendy "sushi burrito" but made with Taiwanese staple ingredients like their sweet sausage or pork floss (basically finely shredded pork-like jerky), or if you aren't in the mood - heck, you can get it with bacon or even tuna inside. (Yes I've tried them all, and they are quite glorious for breakfast!) The standard rice is a type of sticky rice if I'm not mistaken, and I've even seen others order a purple rice - which I have not tried. Not in a mood for rice? It's all good - they even have a noodle soup or a soy-milk (savory) type soup with some ground meat in it. Both are amazing and I swear if you don't get one of their savory slightly greasy donut sticks, you're missing out. It's definitely not your typical Chinese fare type food - it's on the lighter side flavor-wise (but still filling) and makes for a great breakfast. They open early but also close fairly early (except on saturdays) being that it's basically breakfast food, so make sure you check the times. Now on to my "hack" - order it on Uber eats and avoid the awkward "trying hard to read the asian menu even though you can't" moment if you're like me and enjoy your meal. =)

Noodles
Hoa L.

A small establishment with a variety of authentic and tasty Taiwanese breakfast foods. There are about 10 tables and it's always very busy on weekends. There's a range of noodles, egg crepes, rice rolls, and other items. You can grab an English menu to customize your order and they call it out by number. Prices are ranged from $5-8 per item and it's easy to order a lot because everything sounds interesting. The menu is simple and translated so it's best to do a bit of research before ordering because the line is quick and most people already know what they want.

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Serene C.

This is an amazing Taiwanese breakfast spot! It's hard to find places that serve breakfast so this is definitely a good find. The noodle soup is delicious and well priced. It was homey and comforting. The egg pancake is great too and you can customize the items inside. It's a bit different than what I've had in Taiwan but still good nonetheless. Overall a great place!!

Thao T.

Recently moved to DFW area and we have already been here twice! The Tao and Taiwan rice rolls are both so good and affordable. They're loaded with the good stuff and it's not just all rice. we also tried the egg pancake wrap and it was good but the rice rolls are our favorite.

Hyun P.

Finally get to try Tao rice roll. The rice rolls were good but smaller than I expected, you need to eat 2 to feel full. They were also out of water and all drinks when we were there on a Saturday, which I thought was strange considering how drying it is to eat rice roll, and 90 degree out.

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Boon C.

Tao in Chinese is rice with the shell on the straw. It is rice before processing. This restaurant match the name of the restaurant. Their specialty is the Taiwanese rice roll. There are many type rice roll they sell. Their menu mainly is Chinese, but I was able to download an English menu. We got three rice roll. We got an eel, Taiwanese salty egg and sausage and one Tao rice roll. Those are delicious choices. I like their rice preparation with right oil and spice. The choice of infill also delicious. We also got a salty soy milk. The soy milk come with fried dough. We also got a specialty herb soup. This soup has blackened chicken, herb, and more. Great to have. If you know how to eat chicken in bone, I recommend this soup. Overall is not much of service, other than order from counter, you just have to wait for the food. But you won't disappointed. Another plus side is affordable.

James Z.

A great spot for Taiwanese breakfast classics. The food is delicious here, but the service is pretty inefficient, and they run out of things a lot. They have a lot of rice rolls with various filings and purple rice. What's really great is that they have soy milk, herbal soups that are really healthy, and other small dishes. The interior is very small and gets crowded on Saturdays. I would highly, highly recommend calling ahead or ordering online. During busy times, it'll take 45 minutes to get your food. Just plan to wait that long even if you order ahead. Last time I ordered online, I still had to wait 30 minutes in store, and they gave me white rice instead of people rice, which costs extra.

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The food is great. The place is quite small and busy. It is probably best for take-outs.

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Just had lunch here with a friend - she had the kimchi roll and I had the Tao roll. Both were fantastic and would definitely order again.

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This restaurant is delicious and clean. The food is really fresh. Everything can be seen in the central kitchen.

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