Taiwanese restaurant

Tao Rice Roll Plano

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Tao Rice Roll Plano is listed on FindALoco in Plano, TX with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Taiwanese Restaurant.

Tao Rice Roll Plano is a Taiwanese restaurant in Plano, Texas, serving a focused selection of Taiwanese breakfast and comfort-food favorites. Located at 2001 Coit Rd #166, Plano, TX 75075, this local spot is especially known for Taiwanese rice rolls made with satisfying layers of chewy sticky rice and savory fillings. With a 4.2 rating from 300 reviews, Tao Rice Roll Plano is a useful destination for diners looking to explore Taiwanese flavors close to home.

The traditional rice roll with braised pork and egg is a notable choice for guests who enjoy a hearty, savory breakfast. Reviewers also mention the Egg Bomb roll, appreciated for its mix of chewy rice, soft egg, sausage, and layered textures. The menu extends beyond rice rolls with savory pancakes, sticky rice, noodles, and soups, including pork bone soup. This variety makes the restaurant a practical stop whether you are already familiar with Taiwanese breakfast or trying it for the first time.

Guests looking for a classic combination may want to consider an egg pancake with soy milk. Hot, salty soy milk and flaky sesame pancakes are among the Taiwanese breakfast-style offerings that help give the menu its distinct character. The food is described by customers as freshly made and authentic-tasting, with generous portions noted on items such as the pork bone soup. Simple, filling, and flavorful is a fitting way to describe the experience many diners share.

The atmosphere at Tao Rice Roll Plano is straightforward and centered on the food. It can be a good fit for a casual breakfast, an early lunch, or a weekend meal with someone who enjoys discovering regional Asian specialties. Because dishes are made fresh, service may take longer when the restaurant is busy; guests who have time to settle in may find that the made-to-order approach is part of the appeal.

Tao Rice Roll Plano is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM and Saturday from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM; it is closed Sunday. For Taiwanese restaurant dining in Plano, TX, it offers a distinctive choice centered on rice rolls, savory pancakes, soy milk, soup, and other comforting staples. Whether you are revisiting flavors from Taiwan or seeking a different kind of breakfast in Plano, Tao Rice Roll Plano provides an approachable place to start.

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Nick Tessalee
2d ago

Just got back from a solid morning run to Tao Rice Roll and I’m still thinking about how good it was. A couple months ago my wife and I spent time in Taiwan and fell hard for the real-deal Taiwanese breakfast scene—those sticky rice rolls, flaky sesame pancakes, hot salty soy milk, the works. Ever since we got home we’ve been hunting for something that comes close, so we Googled around and landed on this spot. Huge win that they open at 7 am. That early start is perfect when you want breakfast without the usual rush. We ordered the salty soy milk, sesame pancake, the Tao rice roll, and some xiao long bao, and every single thing hit the mark. The salty soy milk had that classic savory depth that takes me straight back to the little breakfast shops in Taipei. The sesame pancake was crispy and flaky on the outside with the soft insides and that perfect fried-dough stick crunch inside—exactly the texture you want. The Tao rice roll was packed and flavorful, not dry or skimpy on the fillings, and the xiao long bao were juicy with that nice burst of broth. Everything tasted fresh and made with care. One thing I really liked is how quiet it stays in the morning. Most people seem to grab their orders to-go, so the dining area stays pretty empty and peaceful. We sat down without any wait and just relaxed. The place is clean and tidy, nothing fancy, but comfortable. Most of the tables are set up for two, which worked great for us, though you can easily push a couple together if you have a bigger group. Prices felt fair for the portion sizes and quality—you walk out full without feeling like you overspent. We’re already talking about making this our regular weekend (and maybe weekday) breakfast stop. If you’ve ever been to Taiwan and miss that early-morning breakfast vibe, or if you just want to try something different from the usual American breakfast, give Tao Rice Roll a shot. The food is authentic enough to scratch the itch, the hours work, and the whole experience is low-key and satisfying. Looking forward to going back soon and trying more of the menu. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Taiwanese breakfast flavors.

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Dominic Ieong
2d ago

Was a little skeptical when I first went in there because it was pretty empty but everything was surprisingly tasteful. Got the traditional rice roll with braised pork and egg in there and loved it. Also got the pork bone soup which was really fresh. They were also extremely generous on the pork ribs. A plus for being very cheap price too for these good food. Overall really pleasant experience and wouldn’t mind coming back at all.

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Sharon Lee
2d ago

When my bf started raving about this place that told rice rolls, I thought he was being overdramatic. I understand the hype now. This is such a simple food that leaves you so satisfyingly full. I got the Egg Bomb roll and it was delicious. Texture explosion - Rice was chewy, egg was soft, sausage had a bite to it, the pork floss and bread stick gave it a crunch. We also got the Egg pancake. We ordered it spicy but there was not even the tiniest amount of spice. It was still enjoyable but I wish we would have gotten what we ordered.

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Tim Lam
2d ago

Tao Rice Roll is unique as it’s one of the only places in the area that serve up Taiwanese Rice Rolls. This place makes many different types that would satisfy most palates. Outside of rice rolls they also offer other things like soup, savory pancakes, sticky rice and noodles. Tao is one of the only Taiwanese/Chinese restaurants that opens early so if you’re craving for Asian cuisine in the morning Tao has you covered! We went here at 8am and there weren’t too many people, but by 8:30 there was a long line. Definitely makes sense to get here early if you’re looking to avoid a line!

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Texas YD
2d ago

Food is really good Recommend getting the egg pancake with a soy milk combo. Service takes a long time to make the food. When it gets busy with lots people can take a long time But food is freshly made from scratch and tastes very authentic, worth the wait. You want the food to be made fresh or else it wont taste right, like the pancakes need be crunchy. Probably need wait 20min plus sometimes. Got seating on side of store but not well stocked, ie don’t expect napkins or the table or floor to be cleaned up, more of a fast food vibe.

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