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Sweet Rice Street Eats-Bishop
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Nearby attractions
The Kessler Theater
1230 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Kidd Springs Park
1003 Cedar Hill Ave, Dallas, TX 75208
Bishop Arts Theatre Center
215 S Tyler St, Dallas, TX 75208
Bishop Arts District
414 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Oasis Plant Shop
416 W Eighth St, Dallas, TX 75208
Stone Park
810 N Edgefield Ave, Dallas, TX 75208
Kidd Springs Park Playground
619 W 5th St, Dallas, TX 75208
We Are 1976, Inc.
313 N Bishop Ave, Dallas, TX 75208
Mercado369
410 N Bishop Ave #106, Dallas, TX 75208
Nearby restaurants
bbbop Seoul Kitchen
828 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Davis Street Espresso
819 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Vegan Food House
832 W Seventh St, Dallas, TX 75208, United States
NEONY Pizza Works
829 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208, United States
Abruzzo's
838 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Mariscos La Reyna #2
909 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
The Spelled Milk
712 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208, United States
Norma's Cafe
1123 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Cesar Tacos Y Gorditas
1106 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Taqueria El Si Hay
601 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
Nearby hotels
Bishop Hostel
634 N Tyler St, Dallas, TX 75208
Bishop Arts Hotel
620 N Bishop Ave #1, Dallas, TX 75208
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Sweet Rice Street Eats-Bishop

831 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208
4.8(136)
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attractions: The Kessler Theater, Kidd Springs Park, Bishop Arts Theatre Center, Bishop Arts District, Oasis Plant Shop, Stone Park, Kidd Springs Park Playground, We Are 1976, Inc., Mercado369, restaurants: bbbop Seoul Kitchen, Davis Street Espresso, Vegan Food House, NEONY Pizza Works, Abruzzo's, Mariscos La Reyna #2, The Spelled Milk, Norma's Cafe, Cesar Tacos Y Gorditas, Taqueria El Si Hay
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(214) 613-6244
Website
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Khao Ka Moo
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RED CURRY

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Nearby attractions of Sweet Rice Street Eats-Bishop

The Kessler Theater

Kidd Springs Park

Bishop Arts Theatre Center

Bishop Arts District

Oasis Plant Shop

Stone Park

Kidd Springs Park Playground

We Are 1976, Inc.

Mercado369

The Kessler Theater

The Kessler Theater

4.8

(632)

Open 24 hours
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Kidd Springs Park

Kidd Springs Park

4.6

(831)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Bishop Arts Theatre Center

Bishop Arts Theatre Center

4.8

(129)

Open 24 hours
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Bishop Arts District

Bishop Arts District

4.8

(55)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Sweet Rice Street Eats-Bishop

bbbop Seoul Kitchen

Davis Street Espresso

Vegan Food House

NEONY Pizza Works

Abruzzo's

Mariscos La Reyna #2

The Spelled Milk

Norma's Cafe

Cesar Tacos Y Gorditas

Taqueria El Si Hay

bbbop Seoul Kitchen

bbbop Seoul Kitchen

4.5

(625)

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Davis Street Espresso

Davis Street Espresso

4.5

(336)

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Vegan Food House

Vegan Food House

4.3

(821)

$

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NEONY Pizza Works

NEONY Pizza Works

4.7

(174)

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Kelly StuartKelly Stuart
I am obsessed with this spot. I came in today for the first time. I'm not sure how long they've been here but I know it's been a super long time. We don't have a lot of Thai food in this part of Dallas and I'm so glad they're here. we must protect them at all costs. First of all you walk in it's very clean. It's extremely cute. You can tell it's very eco- friendly. All of the packaging is compostable, which I love. The people working there are so sweet so friendly, so helpful. They even have a little back patio area with barstools you can sit at when the weather is nice. They have a huge menu of all sorts of Thai and Lao food, including standard fair, appetizers, and street food. They also have Boba and a few desserts. Heres what we ordered- Thai style papaya salad, steamed potstickers, crying tiger and khao moo dang. Also ordered a Thai lemon tea boba with crystal bobas. Sadly they don't have popping boba but nice that they even have boba! I forgot to ask for it less sweet so it was quite on the sweet side but nothing adding in some water couldn't easily fix. They were so sweet and brought us out some crispy chicken skin chips on the house. They said that they thought we were Thai based on our order and then asked if we'd ever been to Thailand. I'm sure they were just being nice, but it was incredibly kind and thoughtful and totally made my day So glad for more Thai/asian places on this side of town because the options are very limited. I cannot wait to come back and try everything on the menu. All the food was 10/10. Loved it all. Everything about the restaurant is adorable as well. They even have a front door ramp that makes it wheelchair and stroller accessible! You have to try this place out- you won't be disappointed!
Joyce ManaloJoyce Manalo
Got takeout for dinner, can’t review service or atmosphere. Was disappointed with the Pad See Ew. The broad noodles were overcooked, no char and the flavor was off, it tasted sour. When I picked up a bite with my fork the noodle just tore and broke. It didn’t taste complex like golden mountain sauce, dark soy sauce, fish sauce and sugar. Disappointed to see regular broccoli instead of Chinese broccoli. Although the beef was plentiful, the overall dish was a fail. The beef jerky was inedible, too much sinew and not flavorful at all, it tasted more like deep fried oil.
Kat LaurangeKat Laurange
I loved everything about Sweet Rice Street Eats! It's a tiny little nook, and so friendly and inviting. I was recommended the green curry, and I can vouch that it was AMAZING, such a fantastic balance of flavors, and even though I'm not normally a fan of eggplant it was perfectly cooked and tender. The serving size was exceedingly generous, and even though I tried, I couldn't finish it all. I am going to have to go back MANY times so I can try all the other delicious-looking items on their menu.
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I am obsessed with this spot. I came in today for the first time. I'm not sure how long they've been here but I know it's been a super long time. We don't have a lot of Thai food in this part of Dallas and I'm so glad they're here. we must protect them at all costs. First of all you walk in it's very clean. It's extremely cute. You can tell it's very eco- friendly. All of the packaging is compostable, which I love. The people working there are so sweet so friendly, so helpful. They even have a little back patio area with barstools you can sit at when the weather is nice. They have a huge menu of all sorts of Thai and Lao food, including standard fair, appetizers, and street food. They also have Boba and a few desserts. Heres what we ordered- Thai style papaya salad, steamed potstickers, crying tiger and khao moo dang. Also ordered a Thai lemon tea boba with crystal bobas. Sadly they don't have popping boba but nice that they even have boba! I forgot to ask for it less sweet so it was quite on the sweet side but nothing adding in some water couldn't easily fix. They were so sweet and brought us out some crispy chicken skin chips on the house. They said that they thought we were Thai based on our order and then asked if we'd ever been to Thailand. I'm sure they were just being nice, but it was incredibly kind and thoughtful and totally made my day So glad for more Thai/asian places on this side of town because the options are very limited. I cannot wait to come back and try everything on the menu. All the food was 10/10. Loved it all. Everything about the restaurant is adorable as well. They even have a front door ramp that makes it wheelchair and stroller accessible! You have to try this place out- you won't be disappointed!
Kelly Stuart

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Got takeout for dinner, can’t review service or atmosphere. Was disappointed with the Pad See Ew. The broad noodles were overcooked, no char and the flavor was off, it tasted sour. When I picked up a bite with my fork the noodle just tore and broke. It didn’t taste complex like golden mountain sauce, dark soy sauce, fish sauce and sugar. Disappointed to see regular broccoli instead of Chinese broccoli. Although the beef was plentiful, the overall dish was a fail. The beef jerky was inedible, too much sinew and not flavorful at all, it tasted more like deep fried oil.
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I loved everything about Sweet Rice Street Eats! It's a tiny little nook, and so friendly and inviting. I was recommended the green curry, and I can vouch that it was AMAZING, such a fantastic balance of flavors, and even though I'm not normally a fan of eggplant it was perfectly cooked and tender. The serving size was exceedingly generous, and even though I tried, I couldn't finish it all. I am going to have to go back MANY times so I can try all the other delicious-looking items on their menu.
Kat Laurange

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4.8
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5.0
36w

I am obsessed with this spot. I came in today for the first time. I'm not sure how long they've been here but I know it's been a super long time. We don't have a lot of Thai food in this part of Dallas and I'm so glad they're here. we must protect them at all costs.

First of all you walk in it's very clean. It's extremely cute. You can tell it's very eco- friendly. All of the packaging is compostable, which I love. The people working there are so sweet so friendly, so helpful. They even have a little back patio area with barstools you can sit at when the weather is nice. They have a huge menu of all sorts of Thai and Lao food, including standard fair, appetizers, and street food. They also have Boba and a few desserts.

Heres what we ordered- Thai style papaya salad, steamed potstickers, crying tiger and khao moo dang. Also ordered a Thai lemon tea boba with crystal bobas. Sadly they don't have popping boba but nice that they even have boba! I forgot to ask for it less sweet so it was quite on the sweet side but nothing adding in some water couldn't easily fix.

They were so sweet and brought us out some crispy chicken skin chips on the house. They said that they thought we were Thai based on our order and then asked if we'd ever been to Thailand. I'm sure they were just being nice, but it was incredibly kind and thoughtful and totally made my day

So glad for more Thai/asian places on this side of town because the options are very limited. I cannot wait to come back and try everything on the menu. All the food was 10/10. Loved it all. Everything about the restaurant is adorable as well. They even have a front door ramp that makes it wheelchair and stroller accessible! You have to try this place out- you won't be...

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5.0
36w

I literally can't say enough good things about Sweet Rice because even after a week of eating here, my boyfriend and I are still raving about it. Sweet Rice is owned and run by a Thai family (I believe), so you best believe that the food is incredibly authentic. The very nice lady gave us incredible recommendations, and she was so sweet and kind. She brought out lots of Thai spice options, which were fantastic additions to our entrees. Pricing is honestly very reasonable for the amount of food that you get, and you also have to keep in mind which neighborhood Sweet Rice is located in.

The menu looks incredible and we honestly wanted to try everything, but we opted for the duck fat fried rice and this other rice dish that was so freaking good. I've never had Thai food this good in Dallas much less anywhere else in Texas, so that's how you know this is truly a gem. The duck fat fried rice was so unique and so fragrant, and I would come back just to order this again. The other rice dish that we got was also so yummy with the meat and the rice perfectly cooked. The sauce from the meat seeped into the sauce, so we were scarfing down bite after bite.

I truly can't say enough good things about Sweet Rice. This has become one of my boyfriend's and my favorite restaurants in all of Texas, and we plan on bringing our family and friends here. Please come try it out! They're...

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4.0
29w

4 Stars I visited Sweet Rice in the Bishop Arts District and ordered the Khao Ka Moo—their braised pork plate. The presentation was inviting, and the portion generous. The pork itself was tender with a nice balance of sweetness and savory notes, but I found it lacking the depth and richness that truly defines this dish when done exceptionally. The hard-boiled egg and mustard greens were a welcome traditional touch, though they didn’t quite bring the dish together as cohesively as I had hoped.

Now, the Thai tea? Outstanding. Rich, smooth, and refreshingly sweet—easily one of the best I’ve had in the area. And kudos for the self-serve water station with lime; such a simple amenity, yet it made a lasting impression.

The major drawback was the 30-minute wait time for a single plate. I did notice a “Now Hiring” sign, so it’s fair to assume staffing issues are in play—hopefully something they can address soon.

All in all, Sweet Rice shows promise. With a few tweaks, especially in execution and speed of service, it could be a standout in the...

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