Love their Taho!!! If you want to order Taho , you have to call and place your order right away. I wanted to get 4 L but sold out. Instead, I got 2L ( but it's a same taste, different size). I got halo-halo. It was good but I had better one. Sorry. Parking street only. Good luck to you read more

Discovered this place on Yelp as we are visiting the Vancouver area, and made it there yesterday. We bought the small (1 liter) of taho for $10.50 and brought it back to our hotel since there was no dine in option. Taho is their namesake main product, and they currently offer only the arnibal and boba pearls for topping. We opened the warm container and noticed the taho appeared clumpy. We scooped it into bowls and found the taho to be very loose, like it didn't set. It pretty much disintegrated into liquid as we ate it. The arnibal with boba was good. We eat various versions of silken dessert tofu regularly in SoCal and in Asia ... Filipino, Taiwanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese. It's been our experience that silken dessert tofu be served soft and smooth, that you can cleanly spoon it into layers without it disintegrating. The taho here tasted okay, but the texture was just not for us. read more

O! Taho - a bowl of cream with a spoon - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

This is really a great place if you're craving for simple yet tasty dessert. Its a family business and the daughters working at the front were very courteous and polite. I asked them what is the signature item and they quickly referred me to the halo halo and the tofu pudding dessert. Since I had just grabbed a latte somewhere else, I opted for the tofu pudding. I went for the small but I won't call it that...although their large then is indeed...well, large. It comes with a syrup much like the brown sugar you find in bubble tea. But they gave me pearls. It's not overly sweet at all and blends well with the rich flavour from the pudding itself. I'm not sure about other reviews that says otherwise. It clearly had a smooth tofu taste and it's confirmed by my friends who ate with me. Some say it's firmer than Cantonese pudding but it's a nice texture. Nothing to complain about. I think my serving at room temperatures was just right on this cool autumn day, especially when the pearls were still slightly warm. But I can see how this will be a refreshing summer dessert served chilled. Thank you to the whole family that made my day. read more

O! Taho - a bowl of yogurt and a bowl of soup - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I came here upon recommendation of a fellow Yelper who swore that the Filipino version of tofu pudding would rock my world. Well... this is why my mom always lectures me on going somewhere based on someone else's opinion. My Filipina friend warned me beforehand that it was really nothing special, but nevertheless, I decided to trust a Yelper. So the taho is a bit firmer than the Chinese tofu pudding version, and because it's swimming in syrup and pearls, it has no flavor to itself whatsoever. I wasn't a huge fan of it, mainly because it's hard getting an even distribution of taho/ syrup/ pearl through a straw. This might've been better served in a small bowl. As for the halo-halo, I've had better. It was too much ice and not enough toppings. read more

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I grew up in the Philippines for the early years of my life and so I grew up with taho. I have wonderful memories of the people selling taho on the streets and my parents buying us a couple of cups. Delicious! I'm so happy Vancouver had a specialized place just for taho. It was DELIGHTFUL! We all got the cold version, which was refreshing on a very hot day. It was the perfect amount of sweetness. I ended up ordering a 4L amount of taho for my family and it was warm (on purpose) and it stayed warm until our party a couple of hours afterwards. It was delicious! It was also very affordable considering the sheer amount you get. Service was great! COVID wise, there's hand sanitizer and a barrier between you and the cashier. It seems like it's very much a family run shop which is great. They do recommend you preorder your 4L taho at least an hour before though. read more

O! Taho - Beautiful mural - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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So. Good. Really cute family-feel shop. Walked in on a weekend afternoon and a group of young adults took our order and speedily handed over the goods. Pros: - local business support - extra container of boba included with tofu pudding - nice and warm tofu (some places only cold option) Notes: - costs more than my usual place at crystal mall ($10 vs. $7 for a medium, which serves two people with two bowls each person) - parking in Fraser st is free 1hr read more

We bought some taho and we all got upset stomach after eating it. The tofu is not that nicely made mostly felt a bit uncooked... a bit disappointed as it's been a year since I ordered from this shop and the quality is not as good as before... *** Update: I appreciate the owner replying to my concern, unfortunately we have already throw the Taho away. No refund is necessary. read more

Great taho. This may be me showing my westernized side too much, but I took off two stars because the service was a bit strange. My mother and I passed by while we were visiting Vancouver from the US. And we didn't have Canadian cash because everywhere we went accepted credit cards, even on the 3-4 previous trips we've taken to Vancouver. But we get it if some vendors don't want to accept credit card. This place didn't take credit cards. On top of that, they don't take US debit cards. And when we confirmed this was true, the woman just said like "sorry :(" so we then had to ask if there's an ATM nearby. Obviously I don't know the whole story, but there was very much out on the counter a credit card machine (it might've been broken, it might not have been set up yet, etc.). She said she didn't know if there was an ATM nearby, but there's a liquor store a few blocks away. So we tried looking for an ATM but had no luck. We then walked all the way back and asked her if she took USD because we just didn't think of it earlier. She said yeah but only at a 1:1 exchange rate, which is a rip off from our end. But we wanted to support a small Filipino business. So we ordered taho for 10.50 CAD and that's only about 7.70 USD. We prepped a 10 USD bill and she really asked for exactly the full 10.50 USD so here we were digging around in our bags for quarters to match the already super inflated exchange rate. We effectively paid 14.25 CAD for taho that was 10.50 CAD. No one was around to call them out; I feel like 10 USD for 10.50 CAD was still super generous even for the trouble of having to convert our cash. But no they needed that 50¢, too. We also asked if we could order some lumpia and she said they need at least an hour notice to cook them. I understand that, but it felt weird to offer that on the menu and not have a single piece of lumpia readily available. One other quick point is that she was helping another customer bag their order when we walked in. And during those lengthy 5 or so minutes of helping that customer bag a bunch of items, she never once acknowledged us or looked at us or said "I'll be right with you." tldr: It felt like we were putting in so much effort to try and support this business, but they were simply not matching our energy at all. And maybe it's entitlement or maybe I'm ignorant, but the customer service was underwhelming to say the least. Taho hit the spot though lol read more

Since I was close by, I ran into this small Philippine dessert spot that served Taho. Taho consists of hot soft & silky tofu which comes with a brown sugar topping and something of a boba pearls. Very delicious with a tasty kick. This small dessert was only $5.00 and it is very much worth the value. This is very similar to other Asian places that served this type of item The only that that I didn't like about this place was it was served in a plastic takeout bowl which is not to healthy for since the food item was hot and served into plastic. Perhaps this establishment should be more environmentally friendly and used glass/ceramic bowls. The lady working there was quite friendly and explained and assisted us in the order. Street parking is very easy to find and Is close to other neighbouring businesses. Could be a challenge to find during busier hours. read more

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So glad I finally found this place. I always seem to not find it whenever we pass by Fraser. It is definitely a small shop with just a few tables and chairs. And decor is very bare and simple. Aside from Taho, they also sell Goto (filipino congee), empanada, barbeque, etc. They sell taho in several sizes so my friend and I each got a $5.00 single serving size. We noticed that they use pearls (like boba) instead of sago (softer tapioca pearls). Since my friend and I aren't fans of boba pearls, we opted to just get the taho with the arnibal (sugar) sauce. It was served warm and we both decided to just bring it home (where I cooked my own sago haha). The taho and arnibal brought me back to my childhood! It tasted just like what I'd get in Manila! The taho was smooth and lovely and the arnibal was just right. Will definitely be back! read more

The todu is so creamy and smooth. The sugar syrup is thick with a great caramel sauce! It's a light refreshing dessert I like cold.

This is my go to place when craving for taho. I just buy the medium taho and it comes with sago and syrup in separate containers. I order in advance so I don't have to wait. When I get home, remove the taho cover as it's still warm. Then put in the fridge as it's so much better eaten cold. With the sago and syrup in separate containers, you can control how sweet you want it to be. The taho is creamy and soft in texture. The syrup definitely takes it to the next level. Syrup is usually just syrup but for some reason, I'm addicted to their syrup. read more

Classic taho, but with a twist. Instead of the sago pearls that one might be accustomed to, these bad boys are served with tapioca pearls (boba/bubbles). Perfect combination! read more

So happy to have authentic food from my origin country! pancit was excellent just how I would make it at home. So nice to have a taste of home out in the city. took my children here and they loved it ! read more

I have tried this place a few times for group parties but this was my first experience buying it at the location. I got a small size and they made it right away so it came hot and fresh! The woman that works there is extremely polite and friendly but the best part is the delicious TOFU PUDDING! It is smooth, soft, silky and with just a hint of sugar syrup, absolutely delicious! It comes with pearls and some sweet syrup but you can control how much you pour in at once. It is a good price at only 8$ a litre and i would definitely recommend it if you love tofu pudding! read more

I am not Filipino. But every time I mention the word Taho to any of my Filipino friends, they will without fail, tell me a story about "a taho man in the Philippines, who comes around and says "Taho! Taho!" and everyone rushes over to get some". Each and every friend of Filipino friend of mine tells me this, no matter how long ago they were in the Philippines last. So I had to check out this store. I knew Taho was a tofu pudding, so I just went in and got a large size of it to go. It came warm, fresh and with a side of ginger syrup and tapioca balls. I quickly went home and dug in. Mmmmmmmmmm! Man that was delicious. It was yummy, sweet, light, silky and comforting. I could eat the whole thing. That ginger syrup was gold! I am a fan. Even though I've never met or encountered the famous TahoMan in the Philippines, this Fraserhood joint is definitely a winner to me! read more

5 stars for the best taho I've ever tasted outside of the Philippines. Taho: a sweet comfort food dessert that consists of soft & silky tofu, arnibal (brown sugar syrup) and sago pearls. A staple dessert in the Philippines and can be found in both gourmet restaurants and street markets. My family usually sends me here to pick up taho for family parties or BBQs. It's a small little shop and definitely made to pick up and go. They specialize in taho, but they also have other Filipino desserts like halo halo and bubble tea. The taho comes in a few different sizes - personal, small, medium, and large. Everytime I've come here, I've picked up a large. And for $20, why not? It's a huge steal. When I say large, think of those huge 4L ice cream tubs you used to get when you were young at the grocery store. That 4L bucket is filled with taho, and trust me, it's delicious. My favourite part about the taho is the arnibal (brown sugar syrup) that you put on top. It adds the perfect amount of sweetness to the dessert. Yum yum! If you like taho or have never tried it and want to, this is the go-to spot! read more

Wow! This is the best taho I've had outside Philippines! It's simple and may be eaten for breakfast, afternoon snack, or heck for dessert. Their dining area is small. There is no room for a large group. They make their taho from scratch with small sized tapioca pearls and simple syrup. I was truly amazed it wasn't that sweet and the sugar didn't taste burnt unlike what they serve at Chow King in Vegas. I was also happy that their syrup was not gingered flavor like some Chinese restaurants does. I ordered my taho hot and it's truly an amazing treat! Its consistency is super silky, creamy, thick, and smooth like no other. I also tried their Mais and Saba Con Yelo but their taho tops both! When in Vancouver this is a must stop if you're deprived of superb taho in years! It's such a close drive to Granville Island and the famous Stanley Park. Thank you for an awesome taho (soya pudding)! O! Taho, you've earned my 5 stars! read more

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Just like being back home. Yummy taho perfectly sweetened. Serve warm or cold. I prefer warm. read more

O! Taho - Taho - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Truly amazing taho - always very fresh, but be sure to order in advance cause everything is made fresh. Compared to the place in Richmond this place you'll find it still fresh the next day and doesn't get watery. Worth trying, is amazing here! read more

O! Taho - a variety of bowls on a counter - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Their tofu pudding is soooo smooth. It's served warm with some syrup and tapioca balls. I'm not a big fan of the pearls but I tried them out anyways and to be honest I liked it better without. Just be careful and don't overdo it with the syrup. A little goes a long way. It's made to order or it seems like it. You'd have to wait for a short while after you put in your order. I also ordered the leche flan. OMG! sooo good. Will definitely come back for more. A rectangular tin of this costs $8 and it's so totally worth it. I actually prefer to have this on top of my tofu pudding so that there's some hot and cold and I think the 'caramel' sweetness tastes better than the actual syrup. Just my preference. read more

O! Taho - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Best taho ever!! Very fresh and tasty. The best taho i ever had in the states is not even close to this one.

I came here fully intending to try the tofu dessert... but then I saw that they made halo halo, and it was all over. I'm so glad to find a place near home that makes this dessert. It's so good! They serve it to go in a tall, plastic drink glass, so it makes it easy to carry around while enjoying this. I had my halo halo right after lunch, so maybe it's wrong for me to say that it would be hard to finish one of these on your own. But it's a generous portion, for $7! Lots of filling, two scoops of ube & vanilla ice cream and just enough shave ice that you don't feel like all you're paying for is ice. Overall, really happy! It's not the hippest looking place on the block, but it's one of those gems. I'll definitely go back and order the tofu dessert, if I'm not tempted to get the halo halo again. read more

Food/Beverage: Taho! For years I have been searching for taho that tastes like the ones sold in the streets (like in the Philippines). Prior to discovering this place, no one has come even close. Their taho is so good and brings back warm and fuzzy memories. The only difference is that they use tapioca instead of the traditional sago. Ambiance: Small. Very limited seating. Hole in the wall feel, so take out is best. Overall: I always try to stop by this place whenever I visit Canada. In fact, I usually end up buying a 4 liter bucket and taking it home to enjoy for a week or so. Tip: Call ahead so you don't have to wait :D read more

It is a tiny joint. Two tables, 4 chairs, and a counter. Best for takeout. I think you can probably order ahead as well just to be sure that they have enough. All the local filipinos know about this place already. Definitely much cheaper than similar places in Richmond. I would probably recommend the 1 L size if you're planning to share with 2-3 people. The taho itself is thicker than I expected. I've had taho in the Philippines where it was silky and soft. The one here is a slightly denser style, almost like unpressed tofu - which it basically is. They also sell frozen Vigan Longanisa sausages. Pick some up if you've never had them before. They're small, kinda like sweet and savory Spanish sausages. read more

Great tasting Filipino taho and great value for your money! It's worth the drive from Richmond, for sure.

O! Taho provides fresh taho that tastes just like it would in the Phillipines, with a reasonable price as well. I wish I could give this place 5 stars. The decor is quite lacking, white walls with hand made paintings. I would prefer it to be a little more inviting and bright in there for the atmosphere. The other reason why I can't give it 5-stars is the wait time. The taho is made fresh, which obviously takes longer. I believe the wait time is too long to warrant the wait for the fresh taho. My mother and I wait there close to 15-20 mins for taho when it's just her and I in the shop. The staff also moves quite slow. The taho is amazing! I wish the service was faster. read more

I did not know anything about Taho and where it originates. It was pure coincidence to feel adventurous while on Fraser St to try something new and after reading the rave reviews, it should be good. So Taho is a soy pudding and here they serve with thicker texture and still has the silky smoothness of the tau huay at Chinese places. I always preferred soy pudding with the thicker texture so this was a winner at first bite. It's a small family business and they make quality soy pudding. We did take out. They did not design their store as a dine in place. read more

O! Taho is AMAZING! I currently live in Washington state and drove up here just to try this place. I am so glad I did and I can't wait to come back! So fresh, just like having it homemade. It was so yummy it made me tear up. Taho isn't easy to find in restaurants and for a shop to be dedicated to taho is wonderful. The woman who was there is such a sweet lady too. A great experience. 10/10. Don't ever go away, O! Taho! read more

I love soy and have a very specific taste for it. I like soy that does not crumble or break when you eat it with a spoon. I came across this place and it certainly is that. The soy is so good and they give you bubbles and molasses (i think) as sugar for it. They make it on the spot so it is warm and fresh when they give it to you. I will definitely keep coming back; and i think they are the only one in Vancouver who serves it this way. The space is small but does the trick, and is clean. The staff are extra friendly as well. They serve some other food, Filipino, I think. I will come back! Oh, just a tip, they only accept debit or cash. read more

Located in an area that is slowly in development. It's a unique yet familiar dessert place. I wish that the decor was more pleasing and inviting, however, for me it was a grab and go situation on a nice day in the sun, the little we've been having this week. Taho is a unique tea/desert drink experience. It is half cream based. I am glad that I had a place that was close by and not so far away (In Richmond). This is the best Taho that I've had. Very awesome. Service was slow due to the advance orders, however, worth the wait. It is cash only. The customer service was awesome. read more

Yeah, OK. Yelp wins on this one. It is as good as it gets, although I only know of Excellent Tofu in Richmond. This place is way more excellent. Thicker, almost custardy tofu pudding. They include syrup and bubbles with the medium 2L size for $12. Its made fresh, so its warm! I called ahead. The other place is $8 for 2L but doesn't include syrup..but you can get a sweetened version. Here, its all unsweetened. So...value-wise maybe not as great? If they could give you the option not to include syrup and bubbles for $4 less, then this place would be a no-brainer. The tofu bubble tea was too sweet for me, I'd ask for less syrup next time. Good bubbles. read more

Wow the hype is true, this is probably one of the best tofu desserts I've ever had! Super soft and silky and I love the brown sugar topping and pearl combination! Their pearls are also well cooked. I also love that the default ones are hot (imo, hot tofu dessert is better than cold tofu dessert), perfect for our rainy days. The shop itself is tiny with two tables. Most people I saw got it to go (but it was a cold rainy day). The people at the counter were also lovely. read more

The most smooth taho in town! Small shop that specialized in making great taho!!!! Simple and hit the spot!

This place has the best Tofu Dessert I have ever had. It is super smooth and fresh. Although how they serve it is Filipino style, as a Chinese Canadian, I love it. It is better than any Richmond dessert place I have gone to but then again I haven't gone to Richmond much in the past 5 years. This Tofu Dessert here can be eaten hot or cold. (I love it hot). The only warning is that there is not much eat in space at this shop. I would recommend take out. The service is good! read more

Ordering and waiting takes 10-20 minutes, not bad. Like other take-outs, you can either wait in-store or walk around Main Street. Service may not even take that long. So, I suggest staying to wait. It's a comfort food that's always best consumed fresh and hot. Love it! Leftover is just as good. It is made fresh and comes with syrup and pearls in separate containers. The last taho I've had in this continent was still back in California, at Ranch 99. This one definitely beats it. Certainly, there are other ones I haven't tried yet but for now, this place will be holding the spot on my top list. read more

Fresh soy pudding and all orders come with the sugar syrup and tapioca. Great to have a place that serves the pudding hot and fresh in this area. read more

O! Taho - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

It's a pretty good place for some tofu dessert. Slightly different from the regular Chinese tofu as it doesn't come with ginger syrup. It does come with pearls. It's not ultra smooth but pretty good. And it comes hot. Nothing super special and nit a whole lots of variety. Just a solid tofu pudding/dessert place. Also a little pricey for what it is. It's super easy and inexpensive to make. read more

O! Taho - Filipino Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

First time here. Halo halo was ok. Had better for sure. Taho was good. But pearls seemed over cooked. I think I would compare this to Bubble Worlds tofu with pearls hot dessert and say... I'd pick Bubble Worlds. Service at O Taho could have been more welcoming. read more

Their tofu dessert is super yummy! Have gotten the small size to take home to eat several times and it still tastes very fresh the next day.