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    Dok Khao Thai Eatery

    4.4 (862 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Bars
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Happy hour
    Mitasha P.

    Dok Khao is such a nice spot for Thai food, especially if you catch their happy hour which is only available at the bar. The restaurant is well decorated it has that trendy vibe. We came during happy hour (Mon-Fri 3-6 PM at the bar). Most appetizers were $8, and cocktails were around $9. We ordered the healthy roll, papaya salad, and jacketed shrimp all $8 each. The healthy roll was fresh with crisp veggies and a peanut sauce. The papaya salad which is my go-to had a good balance of tangy, sweet, and spicy flavors. The jacketed shrimp were crispy - no complaints there. For drinks, I got a lychee mojito and a hot thai tea latte. The mojito was light and refreshing and the thai tea latte was creamy and warm. Overall, great flavors, good service and ambiance, and good value. Definitely a spot I'd come back to, especially if I'm in Columbia.

    Spicy Crispy Duck Basil
    Sawsan W.

    We were told our wait time would be 30 minutes but it wasn't even 15. We got the crab Rangoon, pineapple fried rice, and crispy duck basil. The rangoons were heavy on the cheese and I could barely taste the crab. HOWEVER, my duck basil was SO good. My spice tolerance is high so I recommend less for whoever doesn't like/tolerate spice. The pineapple fried rice was also good. Our waitress was nice and attentive and helped me decide on my dish. The ambiance is nice although it can get too busy and noisy. One note is that the bathroom was messy. I wish they checked on the condition of the bathroom intermittently.

    Jimmy L.

    It's been ages since I last went the Merriweather Post Pavilion area. It was for a Dave Matthew's Band concert, actually, and that kinda gives you a clue as to how old I am. Dom Khao Thai Eatery is a very visually appealing, Instagrammable restaurant. There were flowers all around, and there was even a fountain in the middle of the restaurant! Food wise, the Thai food was alright. Portions could have been more generous. We had the pad thai, pineapple fried rice, and the duck. It is worth mentioning that the music was kind of loud inside. Overall it was a good lunch experience.

    Pad Thai
    Mark C.

    Tons of free parking. Accepts both cash and credit card. We decided to come here to celebrate a special occasion. This interior of this business is very casual and good vibes. Seems like folks here enjoy their time inside the restaurant. We ordered various dishes from their Tom Yum, lamb curry, crab curry, steam dumplings, duck roll and pad Thai. The Tom Yum soup is a combination of spicy and sour. Good for a cold day. Their duck roll was delicious and big enough to share with another person. The steam dumplings appears to look more like a shumai and was okay. Nothing too special. The lamb curry was good, but a bit too sweet. The crab curry was really good and savory. The pad Thai was okay. Wished the portion was a bit bigger and noodles be a bit more drier. Oh and the staff here are very friendly. He came by our table various times and help answer our question. In terms of pricing, this place is more on the pricier side. Good place to celebrate special moments like birthdays and graduations. Definitely come here during the lunch hours. This place gets very busy during dinner hours.

    Linda V.

    I visited Dok Khao Thai during their cherry blossom pop-up and was genuinely impressed! As soon as you walk in, you can instantly see how beautifully decorated the restaurant was for spring. There were cherry blossoms everywhere, it was so aesthetic and perfect for pictures! I tried several items from the seasonal spring menu, including the crispy golden bags, Phuket chili crab, yellow curry platter, lamb curry noodles (khao soi), and beef noodle soup. I loved how flavorful each dish was. The khao soi was my absolute favorite and a dish I HIGHLY recommend! The lamb was incredibly tender and paired with the curry noodles? It was phenomenal, rich, and ultra comforting! For their cherry blossom pop-up, they also had spring special drinks. I loved that their cocktails can be made into mocktails! Any drink you order at Dok Khao is guaranteed to come with an adorable presentation, like the Neko Hana which was served in a cat-shaped glass! Something new I've never tried before was their lychee espresso, such a fun drink with a unique twist! Overall, Dok Khao is easily one of the best Thai restaurants in the Columbia, MD area. It was the perfect mix of a lively atmosphere with attentive service, creative seasonal dishes, and a great spot to take family or friends!

    Menu
    Kiara J.

    I recently visited Dok Khao Thai Eatery for happy hour, and overall, it was a great experience that I'm definitely looking forward to repeating. Customer Service: I was greeted immediately upon arrival and chose to sit at the bar, so there was no wait. My bartender/server, PB, was fantastic--super friendly, attentive, and welcoming. She checked on me within 5 minutes, brought water right away, and even went out of her way to compliment me, which was a really nice touch. Her service truly elevated the experience. Food: * HH Gyoza (3) - minced chicken, cabbage, onion, ginger with Thai herb sauce (3/5): Mild in flavor overall. The filling could use a bit more seasoning, and I would've loved a sweet/spicy kick in the sauce to balance it out. * HH Bangkok Wings (3) - (5/5): These were a standout! Perfectly fried and tossed in a delicious spicy chili sauce. Flavorful and cooked just right. Drinks: * White Peach Martini - 5/5 ($8 HH): Light, refreshing, and well-balanced. * Cheshire Cat - 5/5 ($16): Bourbon, blueberries, lime, syrup, and ginger ale--absolutely loved this one. Smooth with great flavor. * Sip Like A Star - 3/5 ($17): Bourbon, peach, passion fruit, pineapple. Tasty but a bit too sweet for my preference (I ended up exchanging it for the Cheshire Cat). Atmosphere: The space is small and intimate but still offers plenty of seating. The décor is beautiful--I loved the greenery and floral accents. It creates a cozy but elevated vibe. Overall: Great experience with good food and even better service. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes--especially the fried branzino and red curry salmon, which looked amazing when I saw them come out. One thing to note: it gets busy fast, even on a Tuesday. The door never stopped opening while I was there, so I highly recommend making a reservation for dinner. Dok Khao is absolutely worth checking out--and as long as PB is behind the bar, that's exactly where I'll be!

    Thai Iced Coffee
    Bryan S.

    I love the ambiance there. The place feels like you walked into a little Thai garden with all the colors and floral decorations. On a Saturday it was packed, but this was an impromptu stop so we grabbed seats at the bar. What we ordered: Chicken Cashew Hearty, savory, and exactly what you want from a comfort Thai dish. Lots of flavor and a great mix of textures. Spicy Tilapia with Mango Sauce This one was perfect in my opinion. Light, crispy fish with that sweet-meets-savory mango sauce that just works. Thai Coffee Strong and bold... just the way I like it. Lychee Thai Tea Sweet, refreshing, and exactly her vibe.

    Crabmeat Fried Rice with shrimp
    Grace J.

    This place was highly recommend as a spot to try. Overall, my experience was okay--our server disappeared halfway through our meal so we were waiting an extra hour tryin to request the receipt from other servers which was a whole ordeal. The seats are fairly cramped, so you'll be pretty close to your neighbor, especially if you go for early lunch (like we did) as it gets PACKED. The place is nicely decorated and apparently they change decor based on the seasons which is cute. Food-wise, our starters/appetizers were better than the main dishes. So flavorful and cooked perfectly! I can't remember the exact names of what I ordered but one items was a samosa of sorts, and the other were their sweet and spicy wings. The entree I ordered was the crabmeat fried rice with shrimp, it wasn't really seasoned so it tasted fairly bland. I had a lot of leftovers, so I brought it home to refresh with a few seasonings and added some sweet Asian chili sauce and it tasted AMAZING. Overall, not a noteworthy experience and I more than likely wouldn't be back--though if you do visit definitely consider trying their appetizers!

    Nichole B.

    I have been hearing great things about this place, and my esthetician raved about it. So we stopped in after our spa day at The Pearl for lunch and everything was absolutely delicious and flavorful. When I say this particular Saturday was packed, it was packed. We just sat at the bar and I am glad we did. Our bartender was really nice and attentive. We both started with the Tom Yum soup which is my favorite. I got the shrimp and she got the veggie. Both soups were delicious and the lemongrass broth hit just right. We also shared the crispy salmon rolls which was really good as well. For lunch I did the street noodle and she got the hangover Lo Mein with flank steak. Both dishes were good and the portions were huge so we definitely took our food home. They have a really nice cocktail and mocktail list. I highly recommend this place if you are in the Columbia area and want some really good Thai food. They also have a really nice happy hour as well.

    Soft Shell Crab in Curry
    Keisha R.

    I got the chance to go after a spa day with some friends and I was very pleased. The music was definitely grooving and the food came quickly and fresh. I got the soft shell crab in the pumpkin curry sauce with jasmine rice. Since we were a party of 6, we had 20% gratuity added which I didn't mind. I also had a lychee martini which was very tasty and well crafted. I only give it 4 starts because the seating was a little tight and papaya salad could have had more spice. I'll be back!

    Inside
    Kimberly S.

    Beautifully designed restaurant, a more elevated Thai dining experience at a higher price point. I love the fresh flowers on tables, artsy menu, and shiny chili sauce tray. The drinks were unique and tasty, next time I would come for their reverse happy hour (which I only learned from seeing a poster in the bathroom) and try a different entree + dessert. Unfortunately the soup noodles we ordered were quite underwhelming. The chicken was dry and there was not much topping, pretty much just a big bowl of noodles. Pad thai was tasty though, I liked how chewy the noodles were. Service is alright, they validate parking for up to two hours. I hope that next time I will have a better experience.

    Linda Y.

    One of my favorite Thai places in the area! I come back to it often. The ambiance is perfect from celebrations to catch ups with friends from out of town. This time I ordered the soft shell crab and it was AMAZING. The sauce was so savory and slightly sweet - perfect to eat with the rice. And the soft shell crab fried to perfection. Service is attentive as well. My water cup was always full! Only thing is the restaurant can get loud especially if you're seated in the middle of the restaurant and it's a full day.

    Kay

    This place right by the Merriwether Pavilion is a great place to stop in to get some solid Thai food in a very cute restaurant. Service was quick despite it being crowded on a Saturday for lunch and the extra spice tray lets you customize the spiciness beyond what you ask for when you order. Would return again!

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    Ask the Community - Dok Khao Thai Eatery

    Do they have happy hour?

    Yes - on weekdays at the bar

    Don't want this to be a $150 meal, can a couple of two get away with dinner, drinks under $100?

    Yes, we had $19 pad thai cellophane and $26 crispy basil duck, plus two $15 drinks. With a tip, it was right about $100.

    How's Parking near restaurant?

    Street parking, depending on the day and time it may be hard to park right in front of the place

    Do they have lunch specials during the week?

    Can you make reservations?

    The do, and I recommend them. We didn't have one and waited 20 minutes (estimate was 30) for a table on a Wednesday night.

    So, my gauge of "spicy" is that I devour homemade jalapeño poppers & love "medium" chipotle (not the restaurant) salsa. So how does the Dok Khao Pad Thai, listed as spicy, compare? TIA

    I'm pretty sure their spice ranges from level 1 pepper to level 4 pepper on their menu. I got a three pepper spice on my Drunken Noodle and it was plenty hot enough. I would define it like habanero - approaching ghost pepper. I think level four… Read more

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    I made a reservation for my Hubby's birthday dinner…read more This establishment was easy to locate, provided free parking, very clean, and had great tv's for sports viewing. We were seated immediately upon arrival and greeted by Adam. Adam had a great personality larger than life!! Great recommendations, fantastic flow of food, and perfect for our party of 13. Collectively, we ordered the following. - Firecracker Grilled Wings - Amazing - Brewpub Pretzel - Very tender, tasty, and huge. Magnificent mustard came w pretzel. - Crab Dip - Plentiful, above average. - Frisco Chicken Sandwich - DE-licious !! - Brickoven Pies (Cheese) - A table hit!! - Bayou Burrito - A lot of flavor, great size. - Cheesesteak Eggrolls - The table couldn't get enough of this yumminess!! - Cajun Chicken & Shrimp Pasta - Perfecto!! - Louisiana Red Jambalaya - Whoa! Large portion, flavorful, and very good. - Frisco Burger - Perfecto !! Very good. - Loaded Caesar (Small) - Fresh - Skillet Cookie- So rich, shareable. - Campfire Brownie - Rich in flavor, tasty. - Grand Marnier (Shot) - ** read below ** - Long Island Iced Tea - VERY smooth! Each and everything was great, except a double shot ordered at the table. It was smaller than a single shot. We didn't want to make a scene, so we dealt w it. But never again. Overall, it was a great visit! I look forward to returning to catch sporting events on 1 of the many TV's as well as Happy Hour.

    I came across their Tuesday crab cake special and had enough time to also make HH so how could I…read morenot. How could anyone not!? I decided upon their Escape Pina Colada Sour after Juan gave me a sample when he noticed my hesitancy and I agreed I could down a glass since it didn't taste like an actual beer after sipping lol I asked for a menu after some time had passed and after I tried scanning the QR code on the bar multiple times (don't do that. It's for the actual woodworker/carpenter lol) I saw their Tuesday special online but it wasn't mentioned on the menu so I asked and was informed it was only for the restaurant side (Frisco). I was confused because when I walked in on the Frisco side I asked the bartender about the brewery side since I knew I'd have to sample something before committing and was informed to go through the restroom door to reach it on the other side. I made sure to ask if I could also order food from over there as well and was informed I could. No worries though, Juan took care of me and was able to place the order for me. I was about to be bad and order fries but he recommended their parmesan risotto instead and I thought, of course! Then, I remembered they offered seasonal veggies and asked about it and to my happy surprise was informed they had bok choy or brussels sprouts! Either would be yummy so I quickly agreed. This is definitely a local's spot. Many people came in and were known my first names so I felt comforted by that. They're was also a manager on the phone figuring out a mishap with their POS system as well which made me feel like they were on their stuff. Highly appreciated plus he quickly picked up my keys when I dropped them also so I didn't have to get down from my seat. Speaking to a girlies heart The light was low so my pics show that and when I attempted to correct it, it just wasn't it lol. I enjoyed the bok choy and couldn't make out the flavors but they didn't take away from the slight pepperiness of it and the stalk still had it's crunch. But my crab cake was tasty. I don't know if i can get on board with the inside but being crazy hot. The one I had the day prior wasn't hot inside either and I don't want it deep fried . . . . . Hmmmmm, small I start a crab cake tour I've been awaiting this journey . . . . I shall! So this is officially stop No. 2 Crab cake was seasoned well. Not too much seasoning and not bland. The outside was covered with jumbo lump clusters and the color on the broil was perfect. Fresh parsley throughout and cocktail sauce was given but I wasn't going to take away from their version. Was it MD crab? I'm not sure but I feel like if it was, it would have been advertised as such. Still good and I'd order again. I can see myself coming back after work to take advantage of their HH many times in the future.

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    Frisco and The Reckless Shepherd - Tuna appetizer

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    Crabcake and bok choy

    Frisco and The Reckless Shepherd - Outdoor area

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    Oversea Distillery And Bar - Strawberry daiquiri and old-fashioned

    Oversea Distillery And Bar

    3.6(50 reviews)
    2.7 mi
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    We'll have to come back and try this place again on a night where they aren't swamped... We tried…read moreOversea on "R&B Night" and it was an epic fail. When we arrived, there were only a few people there and we were able to get a drink order in right away and they brought it to our table fairly quickly. But then the crown arrived and there were lines 10 people deep just to get an order in. Food (which we didn't order) was a nightmare; there were people's orders behind the bar for over 30 minutes just getting cold because they were too busy to figure out where the people were and no one was coming up to check on their orders. I waited in line for over half an hour just to close my tab. I'd recommend paying with each order... The drinks were not bad - the spirits (which are not made there) are decent, but are primarily mixers. They do sell bottles, but I didn't get any (granted I am a whiskey snob...). The music was WAY too loud and the DJ was just awful - he had zero personality whatsoever. My adult kids were the ones who wanted to bail, not us! Hope the next time is better...

    Date: Thursday, October 23rd, 2025 Time: around 5:45pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Lychee Lush ($9) *Oasium Gin Fizz ($9) *Mocktail ($7) *Single Malt Whiskey Old Fashion ($15) - Yes Smoke ($3) *Matcha Lover ($15) *Korean Espressotini ($16) *Red Bull ($5) *Chicken Karage ($9) *Takoyaki - 6 ($9) *Oversea Bourbon ($50) *Single Malt Whiskey ($60) *Tax ($17.94) We wanted to check out a distillery while in Maryland. This was conveniently located, so we decided to drop by. It's a huge space and not that many people were here, so we easily just grabbed a table. Turned out it was also trivia night. We did not officially play, but there was only one person competing, so we kinda helped out. The vibe here is akin to converted warehouse. But with spots for IG photo ops and such. We made it during happy hour, so I tried the lychee lush. Very sweet and kinda weak. Not really my thing. I did get the matcha drink next and asked if they could make it extra stiff. It was much better. Fun place to chill. And my friend liked their alcohol so much, he bought the two bottles listed above. REVIEW #3893

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    Oversea Distillery And Bar
    Oversea Distillery And Bar - The Ed Hrybyk trio on a Friday night

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