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Nooshi |
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1120 19th St NW, Washington 20036 • 202-293-3138
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Distance:
~0.42 mi * |
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DUPONT CIRCLE. Lunchtime crowds are intense at this fantastic place, mainly because the food is robust, spicy, and delicious. Favoring authentic cuisine over mild-mannered adaptations, Nooshi gives young professionals what they want: flavor wild enough to keep up with their lives. The eatery combines the cultures and cuisines of China, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Opt for Thai drunken noodles, Shanghai roast pork soup or even Singapore-style rice noodles. Sushi is a popular alternative in the non-noodle category. METRO: Dupont Circle |
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Sala Thai – Dupont Circle |
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2016 P St NW, Washington 20036 • 202-872-1144
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Distance:
~0.44 mi * |
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DUPONT CIRCLE. If you've eaten at any of the area Sala Thai restaurants, you already know what a treat you're in for. The crowded dining room attests to the place's success, both in terms of ambience and food. Enjoy traditional Thai eats and such innovative options as Pinky in the Blanket (egg roll-wrapped fried shrimp) and spicy, curry-accented fried pork. Grilled shrimp accompanied by grapefruit and fish dressed with lime juice and exotic herbs are also tropical-style kickers. Casual dress. |
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Bangkok Joe's |
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3000 K St NW, Washington 20007 • 202-333-4422
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Distance:
~0.52 mi * |
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GEORGETOWN. Sleek and modern, this restaurant sits just a stone's throw from Washington Harbor, and the waterside location makes it a favorite haunt of Georgetown U students and faculty. Chef-owner Aulie Bunyarataphan's dumplings steal the show, with the Foie Gras N' Shrimp and Winter Squash Potstickers among the more creative selections. Tasty rice and noodle bowls make appearances, as do a handful of choices simply dubbed "Not Your Ordinary Joes" – for example, grilled five-spice filet mignon and coriander-crusted Maple Leaf Farm duck. Close proximity to the nearby Loews Cinema makes Bangkok Joe's a popular place to gather before or after catching a flick. METRO: Foggy Bottom |
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Thaiphoon – Dupont Circle |
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2011 S St NW, Washington 20009 • 202-667-3505
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Distance:
~0.69 mi * |
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DUPONT CIRCLE. Cheerful and colorful, Thaiphoon offers a modern setting and delicious, traditional food. Start with a bowl of Tom Ka Gai (coconut milk soup), and then try savory pepper beef or fragrant lemongrass chicken. Exceptional curries can be customized to your spice tolerance; they can also be made with either chicken, beef, or shrimp. Seafood salad satisfies folks in the mood for lighter fare. Smart casual dress. |
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The Regent |
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(Restaurants - Thai) |
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1910 18th St NW, Washington 20009 • 202-232-1781
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Distance:
~0.90 mi * |
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DUPONT CIRCLE. For classic Thai eats in a thoughtful, well-composed setting, The Regent is an attractive option. The walls are hung with gallery-quality pieces of Eastern art. Signature dishes include Neua Krata (beef served over mixed veggies), Gra Prao Ped (stir-fried duck with sweet basil and ginger sauce), Pla Neung Manao (rockfish with lime-chili sauce) and the menu also lists several familiar noodle dishes and curries. |
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Rice |
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(Restaurants - Thai) |
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1608 14th St NW, Washington 20009 • 202-234-2400
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Distance:
~1.12 mi * |
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LOGAN CIRCLE. Simple charm pervades the interior of this dining room, carefully concealed behind a white storefront. Tables are packed closely together to accommodate the numerous folks who inhabit the tiny spaces in hopes of devouring choice Thai cuisine. Among the kitchen’s works are papaya salad with fresh shrimp in garlic and chili sauce, and sautéed ginger with mushroom and mixed vegetables. The bar offers a limited selection of beer, wine and several cocktails. |
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Busara |
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2340 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington 20007 • 202-337-2340
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Distance:
~1.54 mi * |
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GEORGETOWN. Attracting Georgetown up-and-comers, this Thai restaurant is popular with ladies who lunch, political types, and business moguls alike. Consistently good, Busara offers both traditional and innovative Thai dishes. The signature appetizer, shrimp bikini, features deep-fried morsels in a spring roll wrapper. Pad Thai, pad broccoli, and soft shell crabs are must-trys as well. The large dining room has an open feel, thanks to a series of picture windows. Reservations recommended. Smart casual dress. |
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Bangkok 54 Restaurant & Bar |
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2919 Columbia Pike, Arlington 22204 • 703-521-4070
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Distance:
~3.54 mi * |
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ARLINGTON. This stylish eatery, located along Columbus Pike, has emerged as one Arlington's hipper gathering spots. Sharp geometry, pendant lights, exposed ducts, a sleek lounge area and Zen-like balance characterize the space, making it a popular spot for the area's cool young professionals. Headliners from the menu include crispy catfish curry; roasted duck with fresh chili peppers, garlic and basil leaves; and shrimp and cellophane noodles served in a clay pot. |
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1 Gen Thai |
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(Restaurants - Thai) |
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755 N Glebe Rd, Arlington 22203 • 703-243-9669
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Distance:
~3.75 mi * |
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ARLINGTON. A bounty of Thai favs – ginger soft shell crabs, spicy eggplant, sweet and sour tempura chicken – and an inviting bar make this eatery a winning choice for a fun night out. Choose among beer, sake, and 20 martinis and cocktails to enjoy while watching the staff concoct creative eats in the open kitchen. Outfitted with linear black furniture and a seaside mural, the interior is subtle, but stylish. |
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Crystal Thai |
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(Restaurants - Thai) |
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4819 Arlington Blvd, Arlington 22203 • 703-522-1311
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Distance:
~4.44 mi * |
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ARLINGTON. This upscale Thai restaurant makes a strong commitment to top-notch service, elegant ambience, and great food. Hidden inside a shopping center, the place features fresh orchids, chandeliers, and nature-themed art that seemingly transport you to another world. Soft-shell crabs topped with chiles and basil is spectacular, although other dishes have loyal devotees as well. Traditional pad thai, green and red curries, and steamed dumplings are all well-prepared and delivered by servers in authentic dress. For dessert, sticky rice with mangoes is incredible. |
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