Tao Chinese Cuisine — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

I had been here for dinner multiple times during my stay at Intercontinental. It operates on the first floor of this massive hotel. This restaurant offers you authentic Chinese dishes.A destination for Chinese food in its true style.

►Menu -

The menu offers a delightful concoction of Chinese dishes.

►Place -

Immaculate place with stunning interiors. It is catalyzed by dim lights which gives you an authentic Chinese ambiance and a cosy feeling to dine in here with loved ones.

►Service-

Hospitality was great. Staffs are very polite and professional. They are highly proactive and there was not much delay in executing our orders.

►My Dine in Experience -

I had been here for the dinner. I have tried their Yong Chow Fried Rice with diced prawns and barbecued chicken ( Non Veg) , Veg Fried Rice with fried bread crumbs on it t , Stir Fried Chicken with Sichuan Pepper Sauce , Deep Fried Boneless Chicken with Lychee sauce, Sweet and Sour deep fried diced Chicken fillet.

In the drinks we had their Jasmine Tea.

(1) Yong Chow Fried Rice with diced prawns and barbecued chicken - It was great. We ordered this dish for 2 days. Fried Rice was very tasty and it was perfectly prepared with required ingredients like spring onions , carrot, prawns, chicken etc. The quantity was amazing. We ordered 3 portions for 5 people.

(Highly Recommended)

(2) Deep Fried Boneless Chicken with Lychee sauce - It was a sweet dish made from Chicken. The gravy was very thick and it had only less content. Overall the dish was good.

(3) Stir Fried Chicken with Sichuan Pepper Sauce - We ordered this dish for 2 days. It was spiciest among the main dishes we ordered. It was red in color and It had more number of big a red chilly pieces compared to chicken pieces. Overall It was a good dish

( Recommended)

(4) Sweet and Sour Deep fried diced chicken - It was somewhat sweet and it was glaced in honey. the gravy was thick

(5) Jasmine Tea - Its similar to our green tea and its their herbal drink. It has got its own values gives an aroma of jasmine when served. We ordered a pot and it contained for more than 5 glasses.

(6) Veg Fried rice with fried bread crumbs - It was good.But the Yong chow fried rice was better . It's a vegetable fried rice along with fried bread crumbs on it.The quantity was also good.

►Cost-

Cost is standard. We were 5 persons and we had to pay 60 ringgits.

► Final Word -

If you prefer to taste some popular taste buds of Chinese cuisine and you need a break from the ordinary, Then Be here ! It's good place to indulge in authentic Chinese dishes. Good hospitality and very good service makes it a...

Recently had dinner here and gotten their CNY prosperity set, disappointed with some of the food and the service could have been better.

The yee sang was average, but the ingredients could have been fresher, i.e the jellyfish, the fried salmon skin and such.

The soup was salty beyond reason, abalone was fine as well as the other ingredients for the soup but my god they must have mistaken MSG/salt for something else because the flavour was too strong in a bad way.

Poached chicken and deep fried prawn was fine, taste and texture for both was good.

The steamed tiger grouper meat felt way too tough, the quality is not up to par.

The vegetable dish was average, not too bad, but nothing to shout about.

The steamed lotus rice was abhorent, bland, and way too glutinous.

For dessert, the salted bean dumpling was just right but the mini snow skin pineapple was kinda weird with its pandan filling. The snowbirds’ nest dessert was alright.

The service was really a hit or miss, most of the staff were polite and that’s good, but the service level was not there. The pouring of wine was sloppy. The speed of dishes being served was alright at the start but then after the third course all of the food were served immediately, this is a negative and because of that the servers could not keep up with the plate changing for each course. One of the servers even changed plates when food was still not done yet.

Overall, the service can be much better even though the staff are polite. The food on the other hand is nothing special. Please improve the food quality from here on out because it’s a not...

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I tried the Lunar New Year, Emerald Elegance Theme, 9 Course Fortune Set Menu which is available till 12 February 2025. It was an impressive feast as all the dishes were flawless! The price is RM4,488 nett for 10 pax.

🌟Toss to a prosperous New Year with their elevated Yee Sang comprising succulent Lobster, umami Abalone and mixed fruits in tantalising luscious dressing. 🌟I was captivated by the nourishing, full-bodied Double-boiled Village Chicken Soup with Fish Maw delicacy, Dendrobium & Cordyceps Flower. 🌟Succulent Giant River Prawns steamed on a bed of silky smooth egg white, garnished with premium Sea Urchin and shredded ginger. 🌟The intensely rich, buttery and delicate Cod fish fillet steamed with fresh beancurd, wood ear mushrooms and black olives. 🌟Savour the juicy, tender, non-gamey, premium-quality Kirin-style Roasted London Duck paired with Mandarin Oranges. 🌟Pan-fried huge succulent scallops with crunchy asparagus and macadamia nuts. 🌟Exceptional fried rice, wok-fried Wild Rice, fluffy and aromatic with chicken sausage, mushrooms, dried seaweed crowned with pops of red tobiko, I was full but I could finished my portion. 🌟A delicious collagen rich dessert to end the feast on a high note, the Double-boiled Soy Milk with Bird’s Nest & Red Dates served chilled accompanied by, 🌟steamed Ninko dusted with roasted Soy Flour from Japan, how creative dessert.

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