Tao - Dusit Thani
Cairo
At a glance
Tao is an anticipated new dining establishment located at 90 South Street in New Cairo. It promises to offer an exciting culinary experience that blends distinct flavors and contemporary style. Housed within the elegant setting of a renowned hotel, it becomes an ideal spot for those seeking a sophisticated dining environment.
While specific details about the menu are yet to be unveiled, Tao is certainly poised to make a statement with its innovative approach to cuisine. Visitors can expect a modern atmosphere that complements the evolving dining scene in Cairo. Tao's emphasis on quality and creativity is likely to attract a diverse crowd, including local food enthusiasts and international guests.
The ambiance at Tao aims to provide a chic and comfortable space, well-suited for a variety of occasions. With its strategic location in New Cairo, it offers accessibility for those residing in or visiting this vibrant area. The anticipation surrounding its opening suggests that Tao will quickly become a noteworthy destination for dining in Cairo.
Reviews
Truly wonderful place. The ambience was top notch and chic and cozy. The food was amazing, i ordered from then Indian and a bit from the Japanese. The service was impeccable and you can tell the amount to hard work and training that went into everything! They even sang my birthday song!!😂 and everything was just amazing and i would surely go back for a second time. 10/10 experience!!
A decent Pan Asian restaurant with a sophisticated tasteful interior and overall good quality food Pros: -Delicious Tom Yum -Wide choice of dishes catering to every palate across major Asian culinary traditions -Accommodating service -Refined ambiance Cons: -Soy sauce for sushi & the sauce served with dim sums are overly salty & taint the whole experience, we were compelled to ask to replace the sauces with an alternative
Tao is one of my favorite Asian restaurants in Egypt. They offer a wide variety of dishes across different Asian cuisines, and everything is consistently good. The service is very professional, which makes the whole experience even better.
We ordered two soups Thai Tom yum goong which was too salty for anyone and didn't taste good, and Chinese seafood soup which was good. We ordered Thai Goong chub nga appetizer which is fried shrimp with sesame it was okay. The main course were Indian lamb Rogan josh which was a disaster, ordered plain indian rice with it and it was ok, other main course was steamed Salmon which came spicy although we clearly ordered it not spicy, also we ordered shrimp fried rice which was good. We paid shy of 7k for two and overall the food wasn't up to the expectations at all. Worth to mention that the time before we ordered only sushi and it was great. Don't think we'd go again, better options of real high quality fine dining are available.
One of the best fine dining experiences we’ve had in Egypt. Delicious food and a great vibe. However, the service might be a bit slow at weekends.
