Tao's

Food is very spicy which I like. It is Shechuan/Hunan. As such can be very oily. I eat it but don't much care for so much oil. They don't have a lunch menu. The dinner portions don't have enough protein to be worth $5 dollars more than other Chinese restaurants. At the end of the day, either you like it or not. I come there sporadically because I like their hot and sour soup which is very peppery.

The food here is really tasty. We’ve been here several times now and always find new flavors to enjoy from the menu. The ingredients are fresh. The smoky flavor is skillful. We love this place!

This place has great food. It has a mixture of authentic Chinese food and your basic American Chinese food. The service was good and the waitress was very nice. This is now my favorite Chinese restaurant in Middletown.

Uf, the food here was rough. We were SO excited to come here because we had heard it was authentic Szechuan, but the three dishes we tried were just as flabby and nondescript as the stuff you find in a mall foodcourt. Everything was overcooked, the sauces were really bland, and the egg rolls were so greasy the oil was literally pooling up and pouring everywhere (even after we towel-dried them!). We only ordered veggie and seafood dishes, and the woman who took our order expressed great disdain for anything not containing chicken/pork/beef, so perhaps they just don't put any effort into their non-meat dishes. Very sad, we were really ready to love this place. :(

The food was delicious and fresh.

Our first time here wasn't a good experience. We ordered three entrees to share. The house rice and the house lo mein came out first. The chicken dish was brought out 20 minutes later!! We thought they forgot, but was told there was only one cook. The portions were small and the service terrible. I would never recommend this place and surely won't be back.