I have traveled all over the US and this is one of the best Chinese food places I've ever had!Wonton soup had tons of dumplings, chicken, broccoli, and carrots. Orange chicken was phenomenal, and the egg rolls were huge and delicious. It's a must hit, especially if you are in one of the hotels on the block.
My first taste of Buddha’s Delight at the Tao New Asian told me there would be no doggie bag tonight. Every bit of food on the plate was fresh and neither over- or under-cooked. The flavor was not only completely original but left a pleasing aftertaste.You don’t leave a bite of this kind of food on the plate. Forty years of good Asian meals have I enjoyed but never before as wonderful as this.My wife has just entirely cleaned out the Seafood Hot Pot and she agrees.Six stars if we could give them!
Atmosphere was super elegant for a simple lunch. Delicious food! Gotta love when these places take the simple dishes just as serious as the main attractions.
Love, love this place! Best Asian food in town. Clean and friendly atmosphere with prompt service. Food is consistent and delicious. Thank you Tao!
I recommend the Buddha pot. The staff is great and the menu contains many vegetarian options.
3.50 for a soda? Better put that on the menu because that is ridiculous. Got a side of veg instead of added to the dish so that was my bad. Either way it was pretty lackluster for the price.Curry was low quality and with the coconut milk tasted slimy rather then rich. A strange smoke flavor masked everything and didn't fit in the dish.Soup was standard affair you see at any asian place. Sad that i enjoyed it the most out of this meal.
Was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked the food and atmosphere here. We'll be back!
Grumpy waiter but excellent food. They are able to put tofu in most dishes which is awesome. Delicious cashew tofu.
Orders are always right, a bit pricey for the portion size, friendly staff, good flavor.Biggest plus they always get the order right lol
It had been awhile, possibly as many as four years, since we last dined at Tao.Based on last evening's experience, it might another four years.Setting: Clean but easily confused for a meeting room at a 1980's Howard Johnson's.Food. Egg roll appetizer. Mango shrimp (with white rice) and sweet and sour chicken (with fried rice). We knew what the orders should taste like but, try as we might, we were unable to discern any flavors. Bland. Perhaps the spice rack was empty.Service: Fine. Without it, the rating would have been lower.