Phone: +12023875426
Address: 3462 14th St. NW, Washington 20010, Washington, D.C., United States
City: Washington, D.C.
Menu Dishes: 35
Reviews: 9854
Website: https://www.thipkhao.com/
"Let me join the 5-stars eating group for this place. I love the food here because they are similar to most South East Asian cuisine yet they differentiate themselves in a very unique way. I really hope I got the dishes name right and try to break it down for you.. A definite must get is their Naem Khao (lettuce wrap). This crispy-rice and nutty lettuce wrap was the star of the night. A heavier curry noodles called Mee Khati was also good. It is quite a creamy and heavy dish so good for sharing. The Kua Khao Jaew Bong (chili fried rice) was also pretty delicious. While it is quite similar to any regular fried rice, it is uniquely delicious with the salty fish sauce and chili paste. Finally, we got the Chuenh Peek Gai which is fried chicken wings with sticky soy sauce and fried puff rice. Quite similar to Korean fried chicken. The service was quick and great and I love it that they also checked for vaccination status. Overall, a good place to visit and a great place to go to if you have not had Laotian food before."
Full menu - 35 options
All prices are estimates on menu.
Noodles, Soups & Stews
Mains
Small Plates
Salads
Single Serve Beers
Fingerfood
Dessert
Portata Principale
Digestifs & Amari
Liqueurs & Spirits
Ciders & Mead
Drinks - Beers - Imported Beer
Blonde Bieren
Bourbon
Jennifer
Incredible food and service. The staff are quite kind and the ambience is lovely. The food is priced reasonably given their large portions. Highly recommend checking out their desserts! Would come again.
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Josh
The best of the best in DC, you will not be disappointed! This place is bustling with eager diners, who've likely heard how heavenly the food is here. Start your meal with the Naem Khao salad, but from there you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. A divine DC meal for the books.
User
The food was amazing! The atmosphere was great besides of course things they can’t control like dirt bikes and 4 wheelers zipping up and down the street. The sour pork belly one was amazing the dessert was really good. Thai tea was not my favorite Ijust didn’t taste it. The food is very affordable we all just bought a dish and shared it to try everything.
Joanna
Food was good, service was good. In comparison to similar food styles (thai vietnamese) its very good. But for me personally it was missing that wow factor.. but the food is good. They were busy and we were still served promptly. I would reccomend anyone to go for the experience. The chicken hearts were a surprise delicacy. It didn't taste like you would think. View menu
Toteona
Really enjoyed my meal here! Since it was just me, I was easily able to get a table at the bar as soon as I came as a walk in. It is pretty busy it seems on Friday nights. However, the bartender was chill and attentive to serving me even though I didn’t buy liquor. The prices I believe were average. It was my first time having Loation (if that is how you would say it/sorry) and I would love to come back again some time. :D
Priyanka
Definitely one of my favourite places in DC! A must go spot for vegetarians as everything was so so flavourful. We went there on a Thursday and it got busier towards the end of the night so I would suggest reserving before you go. We had the popular Naem Khao (highly deserving of all the hype it gets), the two tofu dishes on the menu (both which were amazing! I loved the dill tofu wrapped inside banana leaves) and the pumpkin for dessert! Just writing this review is making my mouth water
User
Thrilled to find this lovely spot. The Naem Khao stole the show excellent textured iconic flavors. Was disappointed in the Khao Soi, I’m sorry to say lacked depth and flavor, though a twist of lime helped a bit. Would try a different main nexttime. Definitely nice to have vegetarian and vegan options on the menu. The dessert (one option) was heavenly a sweet ricebase with a mango coconut porridge, not too sugary but an excellent way to round out the meal. I’d definite go back, but try adifferent main course next time. Reservations are a good idea, though 2 people might be able to squeeze in depending on thenight. View menu
Rebecca
Thrilled to find this lovely spot. The Naem Khao stole the show excellent textured iconic flavors. Was disappointed in the Khao Soi, I’m sorry to say lacked depth and flavor, though a twist of lime helped a bit. Would try a different main next time. Definitely nice to have vegetarian and vegan options on the menu. The dessert (one option) was heavenly a sweet rice base with a mango coconut porridge, not too sugary but an excellent way to round out the meal. I’d definite go back, but try a different main course next time. Reservations are a good idea, though 2 people might be able to squeeze in depending on the night.
Khamesh
Thip Khao is a great little intimate date night restaurant. They offer outdoor and indoor dining. Our table was ready when we arrived for dinner and the service was very pleasant. All of the food was delicious with the exception of the pork and rice which I felt lacked a bit of flavor and the rice was dry and hard. But other than that 1 dish missing the mark, everything else was fantastic. The Jerry was very tasty and perfect texture. The papaya salad with the Laotian level of spice really pushed it. I handle a lot of spice, so it wasn't too bad for my but my date really had a bit of a shock when she tried it as I also noticed the table next to me sweating from the heat. But that is to be ex...
Min
Let me join the 5-stars eating group for this place. I love the food here because they are similar to most South East Asian cuisine yet they differentiate themselves in a very unique way. I really hope I got the dishes name right and try to break it down for you.. A definite must get is their Naem Khao (lettuce wrap). This crispy-rice and nutty lettuce wrap was the star of the night. A heavier curry noodles called Mee Khati was also good. It is quite a creamy and heavy dish so good for sharing. The Kua Khao Jaew Bong (chili fried rice) was also pretty delicious. While it is quite similar to any regular fried rice, it is uniquely delicious with the salty fish sauce and chili paste. Finally, w... View menu
Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C., is the capital of the United States, known for its historic landmarks. Typical cuisine often includes crab cakes, half-smokes, and diverse international fare from various embassies.
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Lao
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Asian Experience a culinary journey through Asia with our diverse menu. From the spicy flavors of Thai curry to the savory umami of Japanese sushi, we offer a wide variety of dishes that celebrate authentic Asian cuisine. View menu
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Laotian Experience the vibrant flavors of Laotian cuisine with dishes that offer a perfect balance of spicy, sour, and savory. Savor traditional favorites like larb, tam mak hoong, and khao niao that capture the essence of Laos.
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Terrace Dine al fresco on our beautiful terrace, where you can enjoy a delightful meal amidst stunning views and a refreshing breeze. Perfect for a relaxing lunch or a romantic dinner under the stars.
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