Kuai Asian Kitchen - Dallas

I tried the Tokyo Tofu (substituted tofu for chicken) with brown rice at a restaurant. Before ordering, you can taste all of the sauces. The tofu is baked instead of fried, and the dish consists mostly of broccoli cut into small pieces. Vegan options are clearly labeled with a vegan icon. My top 3 favorites are the Tokyo Tofu, veggie dumplings with Thai chili sauce, and the entree salad with tofu and sesame dressing. The meals come in plastic containers with clear lids that can be reused. This is fast food located in a food court, so it is important to manage your expectations.

I tried the Tokyo Tofu dish with brown rice, substituting tofu for chicken. Before ordering, you have the option to sample all the sauces. The tofu is not fried and comes in small pieces mixed with broccoli. Vegan options are clearly marked with a symbol. My top three favorites from here are the Tokyo Tofu, veggie dumplings with Thai chili sauce, and the Entree salad with tofu and sesame dressing. The meals come in plastic containers with clear lids that are reusable. This is fast food served on a dish, so adjust your expectations accordingly.

I highly recommend trying Tokyo Tofu with brown rice at this restaurant. Customers have the option to taste all sauces before ordering, and the tofu is not fried. The dish mainly consists of broccoli, but it is beautifully cut into small pieces. Vegan options are clearly marked with a symbol. Some of my other favorite dishes from here include the veggie dumplings with Thai chili sauce and the tofu salad with sesame dressing. Meals come in plastic containers with clear lids that can be reused. This is a fast-food style dining experience, so customers should manage their expectations accordingly.