It would be very hard (in my opinion) not to love this place. Our service was impeccable! So kind, knowledgeable, attentive - and knew all about allergies and dietary restrictions (with a GF/Celiac menu!!!). Ambiance is obviously gorgeous, classy, and very clean. The food is absolutely delicious, as were our cocktails (very well made). I wish I lived a little bit closer so I could do take out - lol, but I'll just have to come out for an in person dinner which I absolutely will! Can't wait to return! read more

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Managed to get last minute dinner reservations for a Sunday night, and the place was relatively busy around 8 pm. I did not read the fine print which said that they don't allow kids under the age of 8, so we were seated in their outside seating area, by their not so polite hostesses who need a class or two in hospitality or basic customer service. This was our only bad experience, which was turned around completely by our excellent waiter - Gustavo! We got straight to ordering which included Paneer Shashlik, Spicy Reshmi Kebab, and Ragda Pattice - all of which were really good. Our mains included their Chicken Biryani ($22) which was pretty basic. The chicken was extremely dry, and taste-wise was nothing spectacular. Gustavo went above and beyond to ensure we had a good time and was very friendly. We got a delicious dessert on the house as a sorry from Gustavo - which wasn't needed by much appreciated. Docking 1 star just for the bad experience we had during check-in. We felt there was a better way to handle it. read more

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Had a truly incredible dinner here on a Sunday night (after making reservations). We had done the tasting menu in the past but didn't feel like we were hungry enough for multiple dishes so we chose our own (and so happy we did). We started with the palak chaat which is like a crispy spinach with tangy yogurt and tomato and onion salsa-like topping. SO, SO good absolutely recommend getting this especially since our server said this was the only place you could get it. We had the sweet potato samosas with that and while they were good, it was a LOT of sweet potato filling in the flaky phyllo pocket (first world problem), wish it was a little more proportionate. For entrees we were blown away by the chicken tikka masala and the chicken biryani with a side of roti. The tikka masala had a great depth of flavor, very comfort food. The rice in the chicken biryani was very carefully made and the presentation was a nice touch with a thin breading dome over it. read more

Rasika - Palak Chaat - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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From the same people as Bindaas (allegedly according to their emails) comes Rasika. The Penn Quarter location was a short meander from Ford's Theater after A Christmas Carol and this was a meal well chosen. I can see why it's so highly rated. Cost is perfect for what you get and super reasonable for DC; the flavors are DIVINE and service is excellent. You cannot go wrong here. I'd list what our group got, but just listen to your heart. And, if you have a really good spice tolerance, I don't, get the Chicken Green Masala. read more

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I've been craving Indian food for awhile and I heard this was Obama's favorite place in D.C. so I definitely needed to give this place a try! This place had the most delicious menu, beautiful ambiance, and amazing service. Keep in mind this is an Indian resturant so tons of spices will be used. Only saying this as the woman next to us dining repeatedly complained about too much spices being used. We ordered the 6 course tasting menu and had an absolute blast!! Our server was wonderful and was quick to replace forks & spoons, provided us with quick service and suggested a delicious rose tea! First course: delicious, surprised at the texture and flavor. Second course: my favorite! the palak chaat is insane. loved this dish the most! Third course: Delicious scallops, love the play on texture and flavor. Fourth course: Skewers, spicy, fragrant, tons of spices. Fifth course: Halibut, so flakey and fragrant, topped on a bed of spiced potato's. Delicious. Sixth course: 4 curries with mint naan & regular naan. Fired on real tandoori. Delicious, but I couldn't eat at this point due to so much food! The dessert was an amazing finish to our amazing tasting menu! Loved the ice cream, paired so well with the spices of the other desserts! Highly recommend this place! read more

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We went to this establishment as a large group while we were in town. Service, ambiance are top notch. Glasses were filled as we drank, service was efficient, they recommended menu items to us. Josh, our waiter was friendly without being intrusive. Food was generally good, though I would say portion sizes are a bit small for the price. We ordered 2 apps, 6 dishes, bread/rice and 2 desserts for 7 of us and the bill was 340 including tip and tax. About 50 dollars per person without any drinks. I would definitely recommend dining here if you are in DC but make reservations or you may not get a table. read more

From Obama, to friends local to the area, to food influencers, Rasika is mentioned as one of the most notable Washington DC restaurants. So when we were in DC, we knew that's where we would go for dinner with some old friends. Not knowing what to expect when we got to the restaurant, I was surprised to find that there were white tablecloths and was a little nervous that we were not dressed up enough for the white tablecloth experience after coming straight from a full day of walking around museums. But, I sensed no judgement from the hostess. Nevertheless, the food we tried: 1. Palak Chaat (5/5) The unforgettable and highlight dish of the night was this "salad". The Palak Chaat is fried spinach, tomatoes, onion, cilantro, with a yogurt, tamarind, date chutney. This had so many contrasting flavors and textures and they all worked spectacularly together - sweet and sour, crispy yet soft. This is a reorder for sure. 2. Sweet Potato Samosa (3/5) These samosas differs from the traditional samosa, in that the dough is phyllo dough and it is presented like pouches. This dish comes with 3 pouches, each generously filled with a warm sweet potato filling and atop a cranberry chutney. Personally, I like the regular samosas more but it was nice to try this. 3. Tandoori Chicken Tikka (4/5) Chicken Tikka Masala is for the most part, always delicious. Rasika's version was good as well, but nothing stood out more than others I have had. 4. Shrimp Kerala Curry (4/5) This shrimp curry was thinner in texture than other curries and the shrimp were large. My partner ordered this since it had lentils. Flavors were good, but we both preferred the chicken tikka. We ordered naan and rice to pair with our dishes and those were good. Overall, great service, cozy interior, and great food. read more

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Great tasting Indian food with great service to match. Dimly lit interior with modest decor sets the tone for business casual attire. The chicken tikka masala was delicious, as it should be for a popular dish. Black cod was okay; it had good spices and the texture was soft and moist but I expected it to be more blackened and a larger portion for the price. The gosht ahuna was cooked well; the lamb pieces were very tender. Paneer khubani kofta also tasted great except for the mint in this dish. I would've appreciated more heat or bold flavors in some of these dishes. I'd come again to try other dishes. read more

Had a good dinner at Rasika - i would'nt say anything was so good that i was drooling (except maybe the date pudding was pretty unique) but everything was good. I do have to say that Rasika is an institution when it comes to dc but by now there are a lot more innovative or tastier restaurants around that rasika's food just does not come upto par (or at least what we ordered and ate). The mixed grill was good and so was the paneer shashlik (i liked the unique take on shashlik). The lamb kathi roll was a-ok and the date and toffee pudding was the star of the show. The palak chaat was yum but i have had comparable chaat at IndAroma as well, which is a casual indian eatery in NOVA. All in all, i can see why diners return to rasika due to its prestige and long-standing reputation in dc but maybe its time to add a bit of a spin to the menu and make it more innovative. read more

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Rasika is always top notch for service, accommodating and nice ambiance. Yiu really can't go wrong with the menu options once you know what you're in the mood for. The palak chaat (crispy spinach salad) is the best I've had yet in the area. The sweet potato puffs, and cauliflower appetizers are tasty and the cauliflower is the largest sharable app. My favorite dish is the back cod in the savory sauce. The lamb flavor rotates throughout the year. It's usually tender but the sauces typically seem to be a bit flat. Depending on the type more ginger, garlic or cardamom could add the layers and pop for the palette. The gulab jamun (two small donut balls in honey) with cardamom Gelato are very good but pricey for the portion. It seems like only two pieces are given to balance the baby scoop of Gelato. Most Indian restaurants provide more plus Pitango has Gelato next door. read more

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The food here is amazing. You will definitely need to come back multiple times to try a piece of everything. Service is impeccable. Their restaurant always is busy but you still feel your waiter is attentive to all your needs. The ambiance is great for an early casino with family or colleagues. read more

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Had a near perfect experience here. The food is exceptional, and the tasting menu is very thoughtfully crafted, especially when taken with the wine pairings. Prices were reasonable for DC, and our server did an excellent job. The only problem was that a few of the tastings took a bit of a while to get explanation. Part of this can be attributed to the business of the restaurant, but it's better to wait for food and know then just get food when you're doing a fairly heftily priced tasting menu with wine pairings. Most likely not that server's fault, but of the way the restaurant is run. We also get a little passive aggressiveness when we came in because we were 10 minutes early and didn't order drinks right away. The restaurant is a beautiful decor and these very ingenuities booths that keep the dining experience intimate without making you feel claustrophobic. read more

Rasika - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Excellent Indian food. But excellent service and a beautiful restaurant. Came here for dinner and I'm dining with someone that has allergies to gluten, dairy and egg. The menu is clearly marked which is really appreciated. With those allergies the options were still quite plentiful. We started with the Palak Chaat. This was excellent. Very flavorful even without the yogurt sauce. Would highly recommend. I went with the chicken tikka masala and it was delicious. Very rich and the chicken was very well cooked and still quite juicy. My table mate got the lemon cashew rice, gobhi mattar and mushroom mattar. Everything was quite good. I would say it all (except the rice) was about medium spice level. So if you're spice adverse be warned. The service was excellent and we would definitely come back. read more

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A nice place for a night out. Overall friendly and knowledgeable staff. Being first time here, we ordered all their signature items - Palak Chaat (crispy baby spinach), Black Codfish, Saoji Lamb Shank , and the Chicken Masala. Quite a contrast between the Palak Chaat - a celebration of flavors, and the lamb shank - dull and heavy; one is a must. Felt a bit bloated after the meal. read more

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This place does not disappoint! The service was NEXT LEVEL. Our server was professional, funny, and knowledgeable. This place is a vibe. It was welcoming and romantic for our date. The food... Wow! We had the Palak Chaat, Purple Potato Dosa, and Chicken Tikka Masala. Everything was outstanding but the the Palak Chaat really surprised me! Can't wait to go back! read more

Rasika - Purple Potato Dosa - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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My wife was excited to bring me to this establishment, one of her favorite restaurants in the city. And I wouldn't say I was skeptical, per se, because she has excellent taste. However, as an avid explorer of Indian cuisine, Rasika really had a high bar to meet. And it absolutely delivered. We began with spinach pakoras, which were about a delicious as such a dish could possibly be - crispy, slightly spicy, with a bit each of bitterness, salt, and tang. If salad were like this, I would eat much healthier. We (my wife and I and a friend) shared three entrees. My wife ordered her typical, chicken makhani. Tasting it, I understood why her standard for the dish (it is one of the primary metrics by which we evaluate new Indian joints) is so high. It is full-bodied and meaty with big, bright flavors, the Platonic ideal of by which all other chicken makhanis should be measured. The mutual friend and I split a prawn vindaloo and black cod. The former was outstanding in its complexity - each bite was a fiery meditation on a half dozen wonderfully contrasting flavors. The black cod was exactly what it would have been: flaky, buttery, succulent goodness. Miscellaneous notes: service was great (friendly, knowledgeable, and prompt). And their alcoholic options were interesting, and included a surprisingly good Indian IPA (Rupee). read more

Rasika - Duck Vindaloo - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Some of the best Indian food I've had state side. The Palak Chaat is amazing--blew my colleagues mind--we ordered a second. Dal Makhani was great as well. Okra dish was okay and the Paneer was very good, but honestly the Palak Chaat steals the show. read more

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My partner and I went here recently to celebrate our anniversary and I was crushed by how terrible my main course was. My favorite Indian dish is biryani. Preferably goat, secondary is lamb, I'll take chicken when it's the only option. I was beyond excited when I saw they had biryani on the main course dinner menu, though my expectations were somewhat tempered by the fact that it was chicken biryani. When they brought it to the table the appearance was plain. It was cooked inside a thin dough casing and the server cut through the crust to reveal the biryani. The server noted that this was to keep the dish moist. Oh how I wish that actually were the case. Their chicken biryani was almost flavorless. I was floored. The chicken was cooked, it seemed, for an additional 6 hours past when it was done. It was dry and completely lacking flavor. I had to drink wine with the chicken to rehydrate my mouth. The rice was cooked well but was almost completely without flavor. There was really nothing else in the dish to speak of. Biryani is supposed to be a comfort food, exploding with flavor, packed with ingredients. I've had better biryani from a gas station Indian food restaurant. It's unforgiveable to get this dish so wrong. We won't be coming back. read more

Incredible service! Our waiter was amazing and so were all of the bussers. The Palek Chaat & Chicken Tikka Masala were the stand out dishes. A great dining experience! read more

This place was amazing! I normally don't go out of my way to eat at an Indian restaurant but I was blown away. The food was amazing, the service was amazing and I don't have a single complaint. The food tastes better than they appear in the photos. If I could give a 6th star I would!!! read more

After 10 years moving out of DC, I was in town and brought my mom here for dinner. I've loved this place when I was in DC and so happy the quality and taste of food had not changed. Everything was as delicious as I remembered and was so excited to share this experience with my mom. My favorites are still the crispy spinach and red snapper. They also gave us a surprise gulab jamun since it was my mom's birthday! We had an exceptional waiter who was very accommodating and attentive. So glad to be able to come back and enjoy this place as I remembered it! read more

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While in DC we wanted to try Indian Food. This location was recommended by our hotel concierge and also by Chat GPT. The restaurant is located around Penn area, very exclusive. The restaurant was packed so you do need to make reservations in advance. We tried salmon, meat and spreads with naan. We loved it and enjoyed the ambiance. read more

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Had dinner on 7:25. Our server, Gerardus, provided exceptional service and great food recommendations. The cocktails and the food were incredible, definitely the best in this area. Our favorite restaurant in DC snd we will be back. read more

I am not a huge fan of Indian food. I find it too spicy. I was here for a friend's birthday party. They served many items to the table, so I chose what I knew. Tikka Masala? Terrific. Naan? Tasty and fresh. I even tried their specialty fried spinach. Wow! And I hate spinach! Even the desserts were outstanding. I can't say enough about the great flavor of all I tried. Others at the table just kept eating. They couldn't stop. read more

This has been the most amazing dinner. The food was exceptional, and the service was even better. Thank you to @Rastika for setting up a great environment for a wonderful meal with friends. read more

Now this place is serious Indian. Really nice upscale, Indian spot, great chicken dishes, great lamb dishes great samosas great everything. Very tasteful, spicy, and all types of smells. This is exactly what you should expect from an Indian place. Beautiful interior too. read more

We made reservations for Rasika! This place was great! I ordered the chicken Marsala. I asked for it to be spicy. It was really good. The space is nice. This is a more upscale restaurant, but I wore jeans & a nice shirt. I will come again! read more

Rasika - Chicken T Masala - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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What a great place to have a nice night out with family! The servers was very attentive and helpful in assisting us with our dinner decisions. I came here with my parents and we got a mix of everything. The palak chaat is their signature dish and blew my mom and I away. She could hardly stop eating and almost got another order. I think for the quality of the food, I was surprised how affordable it was. You could definitely get a few small plates and a drink and be happy. Also, don't skip desert! I had a black rice pudding that was to die for! Definitely will be back to try more of the menu! read more

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Came to Rasika after seeing many positive reviews online and hearing that it's one of Obama's favorite restaurants. The dining experience at Rasika is upscale and very dimly lit, creating a cozy atmosphere. The spots at the bar filled up fast, so it's good to arrive early if you want a seat there. I would give it a 4.5 stars overall. This dish you order makes a difference. For basic things like butter chicken or tikka marsala, I think you could find cheaper and just as good elsewhere. The palak chaat was delicious. Crispy spinach with a perfect mix of tangy and sweet flavors made it the best dish we tried. As others have mentioned, the banana chaat was disappointing. It didn't have the same great taste as the other dishes. The samosas were tasty with just the right amount of spice. A great starter that set the tone for the rest of the meal. The kofta was our favorite entrée. Rich, flavorful, and cooked perfectly, it was the highlight of the meal. The naan is good but very thin, and you only get one small piece per side order, which costs $5-$7 each. It would be better if they gave you more for the price. read more

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Wednesday at 2pm I was excited that my client suggested This restaurant as I enjoy Indian food and there aren't many people who like it as much . The place was full of the lunch crowd when I walked into the large space that is minimally decorated with Indian accents ( other than the paintings on the wall ). We ordered the palak chaat ( fried spinach which is so good and can easily have eaten the serving by myself ), lamb chops ( chefs temperature recommendation was medium well which made sense as the size isn't what I imagined it to be , it's cut thicker , though tasty , i was expecting a more charred chops ) , fish curry ( fish was a bit too well done for my taste ) that came with rice, naan and the other star of the meal , the lentils . Both desserts were mediocre ( kulfi and the sticky pudding which was more of a cake ) . I would exchange the dessert for a serving of the palaak chaat . Service was good and helped us with few recommendations. Overall a good restaurant. read more

Outstanding Indian cuisine. The spices are delectable and bring out the flavor of the underlying dish. Superbly prepared and nicely plated. Attentive service. We thoroughly enjoyed our time dining here. read more

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Highly recommended to go and check this Indian restaurant, their curries are the best. My bf and I went to explore this place and we loved it it. We tried one of their testing menus course of 5/6 I believe and it was a joyful and delicious experience for my first time trying Indian food. I wouldn't mind to go again. The service are also one of the best part of the restaurant, there are all very kind and nice and the ambiance and atmosphere of the restaurant is a plus. read more

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I went to this restaurant in the DMV area on my friend's recommendation.One cool thing is it's one of Obama's fave spots! The vibe was awesome, and our server was super helpful. We tried a bunch of appetizers like avocado banana chat, purple potato dosa, sev batata puri, spicy reshmi kabab, and palak chat. Sev batata puri was a hit, we got seconds! Purple potato dosa was interesting and good. I would not recommend Avocado banana chat, I did not like the taste of it. For mains, we had dal makhani, achari baingan, and butternut squash bharta. The Dal Makhani emerged as a clear favorite, delighting us with its rich and comforting flavors. A standout feature is the option to order mains as side dishes, allowing us to explore a variety of flavors without committing to full portions at half a price. We had some bread too--mint parantha, butter nan, and garlic nan. All fresh, but the mint parantha was a standout. And we tried their P&T punch, a spirit-free drink, which was fantastic. Overall, I definitely recommend this place!!!! read more

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If you think of the quintessential Indian restaurant in DC - you would have to name Rasika. It has long been a favorite. The palak chaat is enough to warrant a visit - yum! That is our absolute favorite dish but there is a lot more to enjoy. For appetizers, the mango shrimp, purple potato dosa and cauliflower bezule are also very tasty and fun to share. We accompanied those first several plates with a Malabar mule and a ginger pom pisco sour. Both were tasty and didn't come loaded to the top with ice. As entrees, we shared the black cod, chicken tikka masala, gobhi mattar, biryani and a basket of chili olive oil naan for all those good sauces. No one left hungry, especially since we also split several desserts including the date and toffee pudding with some amazing cardamom ice cream. The service at Rasika is superb and the restaurant is not too loud so it is easy to talk. Valet parking is available which also greatly facilitates dining at this location. read more

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This was my second time visiting Rasika after many years. Very good experience both the times. We booked a reservation a couple of days prior and instantly got seated inside when we arrived. It also has a outside patio seating. I'd give 5/5 for the service and ambience. Very sophisticated, inviting vibe. Our server was very attentive, gave us great food recommendations. The presentation was fantastic. We shared the following appetizers: 1. Palak Chat: 5/5 2. Spicy Reshmi Kebab: 5/5 3. Purple Potato Dosa: 4.5/5 4. Sev Batata Puri: 3/5 4. Avocado Banana Chat: 2/5 (My least favorite) We also ordered Assorted Papadums with the side of 3 chutneys: eggplant & ginger (the most fav) mango, tomato and golden raisin. For the mains, we ordered Dal Makhni. It was rich cream curry that was simply heaven in each bite. Definitely stood out as my fav. We also shared Butternut Squash Bharta (side portion) and Baigan Achari. Both disappointed in its flavors. The mains don't come with rice so I ordered Mint Paratha; it was simply phenomenal and so light to eat. All the mains are also available in side portions for the half the price. As we finished the lunch, we left as well fed, happy humans than the times when we entered as cranky ones. Do visit if you're in the area. Fun fact: This is one of Barack Obama's fav Indian restaurants and he has dined a few times here on his birthdays as well. read more

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Let me start by saying the food was quite good. Good food can make up for other issues but not in this case. 1) don't sit outside. We sat on the "patio" (ie street). There were hoards of mosquitos. We asked to move inside (it was empty) and they said it's going to fill up so no (it never filled up). When I complained about the mosquitoes specifically they gave us two different types of repellent. Obviously this is a problem that others have complained about before and they still make people sit out there. 2) the portions are truly tiny. We had to get other food elsewhere. 3) The service was not great. They kept forgetting things - my drink, our requests for extra water, etc. Like I said, good food would usually make up for this type of thing but on top of everything else it made for a bad experience. read more

Came here after seeing episode on "Somebody Feed Phil". OMG what a wonderful restaurant. Service is top notch. A wonderful wine list. Had Chardonnay and the house red. Started with the Palak Chaat featured on SFP. A nice portion size of amazing flavors. Fried baby spinach with pomegranate chutney. The chef creating the dish came by. Very friendly. We also had the duck vindaloo. Our great server cautioned us on the spiciness. But it wasn't. A nice portion of cubed duck huge flavor on a bed of rice. The pina colada sorbet was the star of the dessert course. OMG refreshing after the spicy duck. We'll definitely return. read more

Rasika - Palak Chaat - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The food was delicious and our server was so kind. We got the 6 course tasting menu and it was soooooo much food.. too much. We got full by the fourth course! It was fine though because we were able to bring a lot of good leftovers home. Highlights were the fried spinach and the apple jalebi. Rest were good but did not stand out that much read more

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Rasika is a delicious Indian culinary experience in Penn Quarter that is packed full of unique flavors with every bite. Went for dinner with friends after work and we were excited to dive into some of Rasika's popular favorites ranging from the Palak Chaat, Tomato Lamb Curry, Raan-e-Rasika (lamb mince shank), and their famous cod. The Palak Chaat was crispy and fresh. It reminded me of the delicious flavors of Bhel Puri with vegetables and dahi (yogurt) mixed in. The Raan-e-Rasika was phenomenal. If you are a lamb lover, you'll be practically licking the plate clean with how tasty the masala, curry, and lamb meat compliments one another right off the bone. I can best describe it as savory without being greasy. Anyone from an Indian household knows how difficult that is to master! The true star of the show is the Black Cod! It was the perfect blend with notes of garlic-ginger paste, yogurt, and chili under a bed of soft, pillowy potatoes. One of the best seafood dishes I've ever had - worth every penny! To drink we had the Mumbai Manhattan (love the name!) and the Nectar of Sonoma. Both were strong and paired well with the Indian fusion flavors of the meal. As for service, the wait staff was speedy on a busy night. They were accommodating, kept our glasses of water full, and offered fantastic recommendations. The ambiance is dimly lit and luxurious. The color scheme of the restaurant is soothing and intimate for a wonderful meal to share with those that mean most to you :) Rasika will go down as one of my favorite spots in DC! read more

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Nice ambiance. Came in last night with a reservation. Our waiter seemed in great spirits which was refreshing. After taking out drink order... this started to go down hill. I ordered the vegetarian chef's tasting 4-course. The amuse bouche had a ton of flavor and were great bites. Then was a more street food layered appetizer with spinach fried in chickpea batter. Also nice. A dish of chili and scallops is brought out and I ask if this was vegetarian (knowing it wasn't). I reiterated I ordered the vegetarian chef's course. He looked flustered so I said scallops are okay because I don't eat red meat. He assured me there wouldn't be a problem with replacing the lamb in the main course. Then the main course is brought out and it's a thali with saffron rice and plain naan. Waiter gets to describing each of the dishes and says lamb. I stop him and he looks flustered again and says he will go and replace it. He briefly returns with butter chicken. The highlight was a 6 hour lentil dish with butter and cream. Other than that- everything was just good. My drink order was also then messed up. He put in 2 cocktails my partner ordered and had to scramble to get mine made. There was a bit of a tiff over when to bring my partner's chicken tikka masala. Which he enjoyed. We asked to bring it out earlier in my courses because he eats slow. The waiter said that's a bit strange but will talk to the chef. The meal did not come early. Cocktails weren't anything special. We got pisco sours and a gin fizz that were just okay. Nothing to come back for with is disappointing for "signature" cocktails. We were full before the dessert was ready so we asked for it to go. We were told no problem. Then 10 minutes later the waiter set up dessert spoons. I reminded him about taking it to go. He said that's the chef was still working out it. Another 10 mins go buy and we had to ask for the check and dessert. I can't see myself coming back let alone understand the Michelin recognition. But to each their own. read more