Thai Tanic - Washington

Vibes we sat at a beautiful window stand, best place in the house when they can get it. service- our server was attentive and respectful. we sat for quite a.

Very solid choice. I have to go back. many things on the menu to try service was very good. very helpful from ordering to checkout.

Was very disappointed at this meal. it was a special family celebration. the application lasted long, eating came mildly warm, and eating was only moderate. we have them.

I LOVE this place. They serve the most delicious Thai food I have ever eaten. The atmosphere and birds-eye view of the busy street below — phenomenal. The service is always quick and friendly. I've eaten here 3 times over the course of 2 years and have never had a bite of one of their dishes that was anything short of heavenly. The spice level is great straight out of the kitchen, but I reccomend requesting one of their spice caddies to try out their dried spice blends and pickled peppers. The prices are more than fair, and if you go during happy hour the sushi and boozy frozen drinks are a steal. Dish recommendations: they're all amazing, so you can't really go wrong, but I have drooly dreams about the pineapple chicken bite appetizers, spicy papaya curry, and northern curry with egg noodles in particular.

The food is delicious and savory! The menu is pretty big with a large selection of food where the first half of the menu is comprised of Thai dishes and the second half is comprised of sushi. Ordered a few Thai dishes, so I don't know how the sushi taste, but the food is one of the best Thai I've had in the DC metropolitan area. Ordered the Khao Gree'ap Bpaak Maw and Tung Tohng for appetizer, Khao Soi Gai for entree, and Kanom Krok for dessert. The Khao Gree'ap Bpaak Maw is really good, and the peanut taste overpowers the taste of the other ingredients, but eating it with the chili pepper makes it taste better as it helps balance it out. The Tung Tohng is pretty good, and you can taste the ground chicken and shrimp, and the sweet chili sauce helped enhance the flavor. Khao Soi Gai was amazing! The presentation was outstanding, and I will definitely return just to eat more of this dish. The chicken was moist and tender, and crispy egg noodles were crunchy. The cooked egg noodles were wide and soft. It has a nice kick to it from the spice, so if you can't handle your spice, I would stay away from this dish or ask the server to tone down the spice. Overall, this dish exceeded my expectations. The Kanom Krok was delicious, and the coconut flavor was refreshing to finish off the spicy entree. It definitely reminded me of Thai street food because there are food stands that sell this dessert hot and crispy. My only complaint was the Thai Tea, although it was refreshing, it was a little too sweet, and it came with too much ice. Overall, this is one of the best Thai restaurants I've had in the area, and will return again for the Khao Soi Gai!