The tapioca crepe as we know, is created using tapioca starch, originated from the cassava root, which is naturally gluten free. The Tapioca starch is produced from a blend of sweet or sour cassava, then it’s crushed, refined, sieved, hydrated, dehydrated, and sieved again. When this flour is heated on a frying pan, a crepe is created.
Tapioca is a typical and beloved Brazilian street food, the main ingredient having been historically cultivated by its native people.
If you haven’t tried this place, you should! Mouthwatering Portuguese/Brazilian street food reinvented - savory and sweet options that are made to order and tasteful.
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I would give 10 stars to this place! Everything is amazing! The service people there are all very friendly, price is good, the space there is so charming, but the tapiocas, ow you can’t go wrong with it! I'm so glad to finally have a place like this here!!
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This delicious Brazilian taco spot is very unique! Tacos are made of tapioca and selections of sweet and savoury are available. I loved this sweet one, it was so decadent and very photogenic!
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BlogTO visited Tapi Go! in November 2020, just after our inauguration.
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