Change into indirect: He said to me "Do you like rice"?

He asked me if I liked rice.

He told me that I liked rice.

He said to me that do you like rice.

None of these.

The reporting verb "said to" changes to "asked" in indirect speech.

The question "Do you like rice?" is a yes/no question, so we use "if" or "whether" in indirect speech.

The verb "like" changes to "liked" (backshift in tense).