Thai
Take-out
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Typical Thai restaurant in the Dupont Circle area. Has separate vegetarian menu section. Open Mon-Fri 11:30am-3:00pm, 4:00pm-10:00pm, Sat-Sun 12:00pm-10:00pm.
12 Reviews
First Review by Ajolote
SuCasa
Points +289
Cute spot - Edit
Has a vegetarian menu section and could probably modify many of those and other dishes to be vegan if asked. The place itself was cute with plenty of indoor seating and a patio for nice weather.
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capypig
Points +315
Good but must clearly state vegan - Edit
We came here for dinner and ordered the pad Thai and tofu with peanut sauce. We wanted to order spring rolls and the waiter said they were vegan, but then we asked if they contain eggs and he said yes. It doesn’t seem like the waiters are too clear on what vegan means so just make sure you clarify no eggs when ordering. The food was really good and filling! The rooftop seating is super nice too.
Read morePros: Big portions, Friendly staff, Location
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Bex2017
Points +399
Great Thai Food and cute balcony dining! - Edit
Honestly I took an Uber to try DC Vegan…but they were closed. This place is right next door. Very cute place to eat upstairs outside. Food was great! They have vegan options on the last page of the menu but have at least 10 options (plus soup options)❤️
Read morePros: Cute place to eat outside, Over 10 vegan options, Great Taste
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DCDave
Points +40
Dependable - Edit
I’ve had better Thai food, but this restaurant always delivers decent quality food at a fair price. I’ve lived in the area for a long time so I have been here probably close to 10 times. I’ve never been disappointed in their food or service, but on the other hand, I’ve never really been wowed there.
Read morePros: Veg menu with many options, Awesome location, Good cocktails
Cons: A little plain at times
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ElissaBVegan
Points +2980
Delicious Thai - Edit
I thought the food was delicious. Choose from the vegetarian menu and ask for no fish sauce and specify “vegan.”
Read morePros: Lots of veg options , Indoor and outdoor seating, Reliable and tasty Thai food
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bknamaste
Points +835
Not good - Edit
The Thai food here is very basic. There's nothing special about it and it isn't particularly good. But the reason I give 1 star is because the food also made me very sick. I don't know if it possibly was cross contaminated with something non vegan or just plain bad but I was sick to my stomach for days. Stay away from this place! There are many better Thai options on the area.
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toastandjammies
Points +1186
It’s fine, nothing special. - Edit
Not someplace I’d go out of my way for, but it got the job done when I needed some late night food. I wouldn’t recommend unless it’s the only convenient option for you. They only have 6-7 vegetarian dishes, and none of them include noodles.
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levi24
Points +644
Basic Fare Thai - Edit
Like the other reviewers have pointed out, the dishes here are fairly basic. Not the greatest, not the worst. The servers are fairly knowledgable when it comes to making dishes vegan. If you want a fairly relaxed and cheap happy hour, especially during the summer, there is outdoor seating on the second floor.
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Runo
Points +25
Lovely, but pretty basic - Edit
Monday evening, the place was fairly quiet. Plenty of room and staff was very nice. They knew what dishes were vegan, which was great. Portions were pretty big for that price and I definitely didn't leave hungry. Overall a very charming place with nice staff and good food, but nothing too special.
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cookiem
Points +5888
Standard fare - Edit
This restaurant is off the main areas in DuPont Circle, so you likely wouldn't come across it unless you're looking. Because there are so many great choices around, this restaurant isn't top of my list.
Read moreIt does have your classic veg dishes like pad Thai and tofu stir fry, but it's nothing extraordinary. Curry and various vegetable/tofu stir fry dishes are available, but it's a lot of tofu and not much thought. You can also order your own bowl of noodle soup, but that's not that exciting of a meal, if you ask me. The papaya salad, mango with sticky rice and spring rolls will probably be better accompaniments to your meal.
The amount of food is generous but not impossible to finish in one sitting. The best part is probably the price- a little lower than most other restaurants around here.
Pros: Mango sticky rice
Cons: Older establishment
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happycowgirl
Points +5684
Great Meal! - Edit
This was one of our best meals during our week in DC. Yes, the menu items are pretty standards for a Thai restaurant, but they do everything well. Lots of vegetarian options. Just ask and you can veganize most dishes. Outstanding service. Very friendly and efficient staff.
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Ajolote
Points +1461
Nothing out of the ordinary - Edit
It was Monday night, Cafe Green was closed and I didn't want to spend hours at a restaurant because I was by myself. I found this place through vegdc.com and decided to chek it ou because of their separate veg menu. The fod was alright. I ordered a soup with rice noodles and vegetables and that iis what I got. I then rdered fresh rolls, which were not originally veg, but the waitress asked the chef to not use shrimp and everything was fine. All in all it was a pleasant experience, but nothing out of the ordinary. Cheap.
Read morePros: Service, Location
Cons: Bland
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