Tao’s Oriental Cuisine
13888 Gleneagle Dr, Colorado Springs, CO, 80921
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Address :
13888 Gleneagle Dr
Colorado Springs, CO, 80921 - Phone (719) 481-3418
- Website https://www.taosoriental.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
- Mon : 11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Ken S.
First visit based on location. Ordered egg rolls, hot and sour soup, seafood combo. Smallest egg rolls I've ever seen. Barely larger than my pinky finger. Crispy but @ 2,50 for two a rip off. Hot and sour soup. Ok but fairly flavorless. Entree. Good actually but small portion. Bottom line - Iveys is as close as this and has better food. Ok at best but nothing to go out of your way for.
(2)Alexander L.
Have gone here twice and wish this place was good because I live so close to it. Service 4/5 This was the only positive here they did a good standard job, no complaints Atmosphere-3/5 It's kind of dark and quiet and always dead (surprised?). Decor is same old cheap-asian american theme Food 2/5 Food was below average here. I've tried probably 7 different dishes here over the course of two visits and they always seem to be a let down. I lived in China for awhile, and although real Chinese cuisine is much different than American Chinese cuisine I feel like I'm a pretty good judge of Asian food and this place isn't worth trying. Overall you just don't want to go here. If you are up North and want some good Asian try Jasmine Gardens in Monument or Thai Basil on N. Academy. Both are great and not expensive
(2)Ally R.
Best thai curry I've ever had, hands down. And I've eaten a lot of curry.
(5)Joanna N.
This is a great little Oriental food place conveniently located in Gleneagle. We had some decent hot and sour soup (nice and spicy) with some amazing deep fried dumplings with great dumpling sauce. The egg rolls are the thin kind that were well executed and came with some handmade sweet sauce and mustard. We also had the red curry, which was full of fresh ingredients...very nice. The waitstaff was very attentive. We were very happy and will definitely be back. The only thing that was unpleasant was the radio station they were playing played continuous ads the entire time we were there, though they turned it off right before we left. Because of that, next time we will probably just get a to go order.
(4)Lesley N.
awful. Never again. BROCCOLI in thai green curry, way too hot despite requesting mild. They delivered, forgot the ice tea but apparently that was no great loss. a couple shrimp in the pad thai, also too hot. AWFUL chicken satay, my kid says it looks like the stuff Indians dry outside on sticks (ie fish jerkey??) LOL Yuck never again,
(1)LauraJane N.
Tao's is home to the finest Thai cuisine you will find in the springs. Try the bulgogi and I promise....you will not regret it. After just one time at the restaurant, my husband and I were greeted by name by the chef....the service is swell, but the food is even better. A great, quiet casual oriental restaurant.
(5)Mimi K.
All I can say was it was horrible. The thai iced tea was made from the little coffee creamers that come in those little cups. The food tasted like it came out of a can. I love thai food and this place gives it a bad name if that's what you want.
(1)Drew M.
Very good food, with a very light and refined flavoring. The food does not have MSG and they are very willing to accomedate special requests. They offer a variety of Chinese, Thai (mostly) and Korean (a few anyway) choices.
(4)Chandra P.
Love Taos! My fave place for local Chinese food in our neighborhood! Yummy! We always get the chicken lo mein, orange chicken and Szechuan beef. Always. Always yummy.
(4)L H.
We were really hoping to find a good Chinese or Thai in this partner town, but this wasn't it. The service was okay, but not great. The fried rice and chicken wings were pretty good-definitely the highlight of the meal. The pot stickers were small and I would guess most likely not made in house. They seem much like what you can get in the store and make at home. But our sons enjoyed them. The Kung Pao Chicken was very different than what I've had before. It was sweet and not very spicy or flavorful. The Red Curry was quite poor; it was bland and watery.
(3)Tim H.
I was in a strange part of town for me, doing some yard work and tried this place out. It was better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick, but I've had better oriental food and the place seemed lacking in ambiance. I'd eat there again if I was in the area, there doesn't seem to be much else around, but I certainly would not go out of my way to eat here again. Nothing bad, just not good.
(2)Clover F.
Delivery Sweet and sour shrimp was delicious! Generous portions Definitely going back
(4)H C.
Been to the restaurant twice. Flavor for the food is good but the portion size is poor. Not worth it!
(1)C S.
Friendly staff and quick service. I particularly like their Thai dishes. My go-to dish is their Pad Kra Proud Gai, but I also enjoy their soups (egg drop, wonton, hot and sour, and Tom Yum Gai). I like that the sauces aren't thick and gummy like some Asian restaurants. Ingredients seem fresh. Have I had better? Yes, in Washington DC. Anywhere within 30 mins of where I live? No.
(4)Andrew K.
It's nice to know that there's a delicious authentic Thai/Chinese restaurant in the area. The service is great! (Always so kind) The portions are reasonable and the food will never disappoint you.
(5)R S.
I have been ordering from Tao's for a couple of years and have always been satisfied. The green curry is like spooning down delicious fire. The Kung pao chicken is excellent. The mongolian beef is probably the best delivered mongolian beef I've ever enjoyed. The meat is high quality, a rare find for this type of establishment. I think the prices are high for the portions when related to competitors.
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