The 9 Best Places for Thai Chicken in Washington

Lindsey Lund: My go-to is Beau Thai Chicken, but beware of chilis that look like green beans. My other half has had the duck noodle soup a dozen times.

Cory Chimka: 1/2 price beer & wine (incl. bottles!) at happy hour, super family friendly, top notch food & service. 10/10

Kevin Cobb: Order the mango sticky rice for dessert!

checkitout: If you've overdone the salmon bento box and are looking for variety, the thai chicken curry with crisp veggies and brown rice will satisfy your tastebuds.

Byron Johnson: The Tea at Teaism is amazing and varied. Black, Green, and White teas. Asian/India/N.African menu. Great atmosphere with the best classic Jazz tunes playing.

Cheapism: Everyone comes to get the salty oat cookies ($1.95), but the Bento boxes ($8.75) have a little more substance. Of course they have lots of tea iced or hot. They even use tea to flavor their salmon. Read more.

Robyn: The Chicken Lovers sandwich on ciabatta is amazing.

Mingbot Roberts: The espresso here is delicious though you better bring cash. No credit card charges under 5 bucks.

S: Great sandwiches, coffee, drink, and snack options. The owners are the nicest people ever, and the food is great!

De'Mesha A.: The Bahama Mama is really good, it is one of my favorites next to the Pomegranate Plung & Sunny Days!

David ⚡: Loader Spinach Salad with red dressing is breathtaking!

Danny Lyon: Everything is good here!

Paul K: I always order the Thai chicken salad and, if I like it, the soup

Alexandre Carvalho: New Castle beer is delicious! If you like dark, sweet and strong beer, this is the way to go

Ed Conley: This place sucks.

Prince Raheem: A must visit! I love this place♥♥♥

Sarah Aburdeineh: Chocolate salty oat #duhhh only reason to ever come here

Tim Shea: They do not accept American Express. Avoid.

Christine McLeese: You MUST try the breakfast brioche sandwich. You won't be disappointed. Amazing!

WineCountryMuse: Great service

Samantha: Awesome red velvet cheesecake!

Washington Post: The Larb Kai (minced chicken with lime juice, chili and mint leaves) is served in a hearty dish and can feed more than two as an appetizer. Read more.

Rachel Pritchard: The Crispy Wantons are not very full. They are delicious but more like crispy pieces than pockets with goodness inside.

Carly Nemanic: Best pad Thai in DC!!

Fikile Smith: One of the best Asian gourmet restaurant in town!!

Liz Meier: Food was delivered for lunch quickly and it tasted fantastic. Definitely recommend!

Jana: I loved their Margaritas- what a surprise! The sashimi appetizer is delicious and great value for the price.