I visit DC every few weeks for work, I've ordered so much Thai delivery. It's always satisfied but been just OK. Tonight I tried Soi 38 and ordered kanom jeem delivery w/ tofu (I didn't like the way the chicken looked in the photos) spicy level medium. Guys. I'm half Laotian and live in NYC and previously in LA near Thai town. My spice tolerance is pretty high but their medium is the ideal level of Thai medium while still having a ton of flavor. Order the dishes here that aren't typically found in your neighborhood Thai spot and you will be very happy! So many veggies and so much delicious curry. They separated the noods and curry which was another plus. read more

My husband and I were on the hunt for some good Thai food! We saw many great reviews on Yelp and some IG post about Soi 38 so we decided to take a chance! I am not sure if we fell for the hype or had high expectations, but this place was simply ok. It wasn't the best I've ever had and probably won't ever order takeout again. HOWEVER, I will say that the dine-in option probably adds to the experience of dining with Soi 38, which I cannot talk to specifically. Anywho, here is what we ordered: - Ped Krob Kra Prow (crispy duck): It was pretty good! I enjoyed the sauce but the amount was so small given the price. - Pad See Eww with chicken: We decided to have chicken instead of the pork for this one. We found it to be a bit bland. Panang Curry: This curry dish was pretty subtle in flavor, overall. Nothing really stands out. Moo Yang Kati Sod (pork belly kabob): The sauce was good for this and meat was cooked well. The common denominator across all items is the subtle flavors, which is not reminiscent of thai food. I think it is a solid option if you are downtown and want to hang out with friends but not the best thai food I've every had. read more

Solid Thai, not the best I've had in dc but worth a stop if you're nearby. My biggest issue here is the lack of protein options - for noodle dishes it was either chicken, shrimp or veggie options (no pork or beef). The pork shoulder app is decent, but I like this dish with char on the pork. The green curry was also pretty tasty, but the chicken and eggplant didn't really take on the flavor of the curry. Pad Thai was decent but saucy, pad see ew was ok. Chicken for both was fine but a touch dry and lacking flavor. Pad see ew had so much Chinese broccoli, not necessarily a bad thing but needed more flavor/caramelized flavor overall. read more

Soi 38 - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

DELICIOUS!!! Every single thing was amazing! Including the service. We arrived around 5 pm on Black Friday and the city and this restaurant were quite dead. We were seated immediately and our waitress was very good and also nice and personable. We ordered the pork belly appetizer and it was phenomenal. It was so well prepared that we had to question if it was actual pork belly. It was meaty but tender and scrumptious. I ordered the pad see eew with tofu instead of pork and it was just the right amount of sauce and the tofu was the bomb! My husband ordered a seafood dish that was spicy and very good. Based on our experience I can't imagine you could go wrong with any choice of entree, app or dessert. I love it here!! read more

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Walked down here for lunch one day. Drunken noodle with chicken. Nice portion size very flavorful. It could've been a tad bit spicier but all in all it was good and I would go back again. read more

It is with a heavy heart that I write this bad bad BAD review for Soi 38. I have eaten at this restaurant many times over the last 5 or 6 years. I have always enjoyed the food there. I live within blocks of the restaurant and can walk there - and I do a lot. Please read my prior review of this place - I have raved about it and rightfully so. But, tonight, I don't even recognize this restaurant or the food that I got. I ordered Pad See Ew with tofu and Sesame Chinese Broccoli. Both of these dishes were terrible. The noodles were stuck together and not fully cooked. The Pad See Ew sauce was in there intermittently, here and there. Not enough to be good. The tofu was tasteless and dry AND most of it was delivered stuck together because they had not cut it into separate pieces. Plus the dish looked terrible. Honestly, I don't think that ANYONE looked at my dish before it went final. No self respecting chef/cook would let a dish go out like mine. The Sesame Chinese Broccoli likewise was terrible. Too salty, too soupy, too garlicky. Don't get me wrong - I like salty, soupy and garlic. But this dish had too much of all of it. I don't think a professional cook prepared it. And I paid $10.00 for approximately 4 forkfuls of this dish. So I paid a lot for crap. Truly it was crap. I could have gotten a WAY better meal if I had gone down the street to the dirty little Chinese place in the basement. Actually, I would have gotten a better meal anywhere else. To top it all off, the service was bad this time. I waited and waited and waited. And then I waited some more. I am shocked and saddened at the abomination of a meal I got tonight from Soi 38. It was not worth what I paid and I certainly feel that I wasted a dinner. I hope and pray that Soi 38 simply had a bad night; I hate to think that one of my favorite Thai places has lost it completely. But, from what I saw and ate tonight, I will be VERY hard pressed to ever patronize this place again. read more

We came here on Saturday 5pm, the place was completely empty, maybe just two tables had people. So we asked if we could sit at a big round table booth and we're denied because it's for "4 people party", got seated instead by the bar which was nice but not what we wanted. I order crispy pork belly and oh boy, it was average. The pork belly pieces were over fried to a point where they were completely dry and had no taste whatsoever. I saw pics of the same dish here on Yelp and it has larger pork belly pieces that look like they would taste better. Anyway, my dish sucked. read more

Soi 38 - Crispy pork belly - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Eh it was just okay I got the Seua Rong Hai, the steak was over cooked and tough. The papaya salad was swimming in dressing. Sticky rice was okay. Got the tamarind passion fruit margarita--mostly ice, not that impressive. I'm being generous at 3 stars assuming that it was an off day or I ordered the wrong things? My husband enjoyed the seafood noodle dish. But the price point is a bit high for the quality of the food. The door has placards for Michelin stars (the last in 2020) and this food is faaaar from that read more

This is by far the BEST and authentic tasting Thai spot in DC...actually in many states! Because they are on point with everything! I keep coming back for their delish pad Thai. Everything about it just makes sense. Customer service is great and the ambiance is nice too. It's a must try! read more

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This is one of my fav restaurants In the dc area. The food is always good and fresh! The ambiance is upscale and chill at the same time. The staff is always friendly and helpful when you need it. I eat here at least 3-4 times a month. read more

Overall: Love the ambience and the food! Amazing Ambience: Love the lighting, seating arrangement, smell, everything about this place. Crowd is young 20 and 30 something. This place can seat 15-18 people in a party with long booth style tables. Menu: Authentic menu with soups, salads, noodles, rice, speciality dishes, everything. The food tasted really good and you can also get a spice rack! We ordered Drunken noodles, Khao soi, pineapple fried rice, and a few more things from the menu. Everything was really yummy. The dessert menu is lacking so don't go for desserts. Drinks: One of the few places with Singha on tap and served in a Singha mug! We also ordered there iced tea and red wine, both were good. Price: I felt that the food was priced just right and the service was also very friendly. They catered to our needs and answered all our questions. read more

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I've been here about three times now within the past two weeks. The main reason is because they have one of the best pad see eews I've ever tried. The pineapple fried rice was a pleasant surprise as well. The thai fried rice is also good, but nothing too special. The shrimp dish (pik kuar) is so juicy and flavorful. It is a sweet, sour, and spicy base sauce in fried shrimp. I would order this again. The duck rolls are delicious! I personally don't like duck, but this is great. The sauces mask the unique smell of duck that I don't like and the outer layer of the rolls is so chewy and good! If you're not a sauce-y person, however, you may not enjoy it. The roll is a tad sweet, but not unbearable. The pad thai is a hit or a miss. My friend liked it, but I did not particularly enjoy it unfortunately. It's not bad, but I've had better. This is no deterrence, I come back here just for the pad see eew alone. read more

Soi 38 - Khao Pad Sapparod, Som Tum - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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This restaurant averages four stars in its reviews, and I agree with the four stars. Three of us came for a prime time Saturday night dinner, when most neighboring restaurants were "sold out" for the evening. After I secured an 8PM slot on Resy, we arrived exactly on time. The front podium was fractionally staffed by a guy who was running around doing about eighty other things (including bussing tables). There was a group that arrived just before us and several other groups that arrived soon after us. As a result, there was a line out the door before podium dude had a moment to do podium stuff. When he got to our group, he led us to a large table near the bar that turned out to be a relatively quiet place to sit. Good! There were multiple beers available on tap. There was the Thai beer Singha, but also Allagash White and a few others that seemed semi-local and not completely commercial. I got glass of the Allagash and was delighted with it. We were clear on the three starters that we wanted to order (to share). When our server came, we asked for some recommendations for followups and got dishes that worked out pretty well. I ended up with a huge plate of minced chicken meat with a bit of bell pepper and Thai basil -- it was served with a fairly small quantity of white rice. (This must have been the larb.) We were all pretty happy with our meals, though nothing that I ate was able to convince me that I was momentarily in an actual Thai night market. The service was A-OK, aside from the crazy wait at the front door. read more

Went at Monday lunch with no reservations. Seated immediately! Cute little place, note there are tables by the door. It got crowded! Fairly diverse lunch menu. Jasmine tea was good. Clean. Hot. Separate pot. Lovely. Got the pad Thai. Very flavorful sauce, was not too fishy, which I enjoyed. The noodles were the perfect texture. The chicken was good but a little dry for my preference. A tasty lunch! read more

Soi 38 - Lunch pad Thai with chicken - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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My boyfriend and I came by last night for dinner. I was looking for somewhere in DC with a nice date vibe and. From an atmosphere standpoint, I love this place! It had a trendy, modern vibe, and the crowd was relatively young. There were so many delicious items on the menu that it was hard to choose what to get! Good variety of drinks too. We ended up going with the pork belly skewers with chili lime sauce for our appetizer and then for drinks, the mojito and the lemon lotus. Definitely happy with how they all came out! For our entrees, we had the honey-roasted duck in ginger sauce and the pineapple fried rice. We do wish that there was a little more substance as far as the sides on the duck, and for the fried rice, the shrimp seemed a little grainy and I didn't see many pineapple chunks despite the entire center of the pineapple having been cleaned out. Prices across the board were pretty reasonable too although note the portions are fair, just not large compared to a "regular" Asian restaurant. Service was fine but not a high point. Our waiter only stopped by when it was convenient and there were a couple long stretches when we were waiting to get another drink and the check but we had to flag someone else down instead. Lastly, we made a note on the reservation that we were celebrating an anniversary and there was no acknowledgement. Not that we were expecting anything complimentary, but if you're going to ask if there's an occasion upon making the reservation, even just a "happy anniversary" would go a long way. Overall, I would recommend Soi38, especially as a date spot! read more

Came here on a Saturday during lunch hours. Was able to street park nearby for free. I noticed a Michelin guide sticker on the door when I was entering so I set a decent expectation for this place. Btw the door was really hard to open so at first I thought it wasn't opened until I saw some people inside and yanked the door harder I was able to get in. I was pretty hungry and craving Thai food so I ordered a bunch of food shown in the photos. I think the pork belly skewers was the best dish. It was very simple, flavorful and smoky. The Tom Yum soup was delightful and light. The pineapple fried rice was served in a carved out half pineapple. I think it could have been better. The fried rice itself did not have that much flavor. The Pad see ew also lacked flavor and tasted somewhat bland. Overall, I think the dishes could have used more heat and a smokier profile. The interior was nicely decorated and it was actually really quiet in here. Experience could have been better overall. There were some mosquitos that kept biting me indoors where I was seated. I probably had about 5 or 6 bites while I was here. The server was really nice and professional. read more

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Decided to check this place out since it's mentioned in the Michelin guide! I came around 2pm on a Friday, so it wasn't packed. The atmosphere is a bit fancy, and the price of the dishes are a bit more than other Thai restaurants. I ordered the Ped Roti, the Khao Soi, and the Kluay Roti as my 3 course meal. The good: The Duck Roti is quote delicious, but it's definitely different because there is mustard on it too, which was odd because I've never seen mustard on a Thai dish before. The taste overall was good, and I generally don't eat mustard ever, but I would prefer without it. The dish itself was delicious looking, the roti was warm, and the duck was crispy. The Khao Soi is amazing!! It definitely hits the spot because it has the right amount of spice. The chicken is juicy and tender, and the crispy egg noodles were crunchy. My only criticism is that it doesn't have shallots! That part is disappointing since they use red onion instead. Overall, the dish is appetizing and I would definitely return to eat this again. The bad: For some reason, they didn't have Khao Neaw Mamuang or Khao Neaw Saungkaya, which was highly disappointing. The bartender was helpful and insisted I order the Kluay Roti. It looks appetizing, but it didn't fulfill me because it wasn't what I wanted to eat as my dessert, so I left a bit disappointed. Overall, the food is delicious, the atmosphere is terrific, and the Thai Ice Tea is on point. Highly recommend this place, and I can see why it is mentioned in the Michelin guide. It is definitely a hard choice between Soi38 and Baan Thai, but I will give Soi38 the credit due to the Khao Soi resembling closer to authenticity. Although they need to use Shallots instead of Red Onions! read more

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Wow! This place seriously deserves the 5 stars. Myself and my husband planned to come here for lunch when visiting DC and we were blown away by the food. The place is in downtown DC. It was decorated simply but really nice. The bar area had really cool lighting and a beautiful bar top. The service here was fantastic and we chatted with our waitress about our visit to Chiang Mai, her hometown. We ordered the ped roti for a appetizer which was filled with the most delicious duck and rolled into a perfectly crispy shell. The flavors were incredible. For our entrees we both ordered the khao soi which is my favorite dish in the world. It is so hard to find places that make it but the chef here really captured all the flavors of the dish. The chicken was perfectly tender, the noodles were just right, and the curry broth has the perfect amount of spice. We both really enjoyed our meal and reminiscing about eating it in Thailand. read more

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Beautiful restaurant but I have only been here to take out. Food is authentic Thai cuisine. Very tasty!

Great spot for a date night! Street parking on Friday night was easy, as the location is downtown and things are dead right now around there. It was not too busy but there were a handful of other diners that gave the place good energy. I ordered a vodka mule that was not my favorite but the food made up for it. Might have been the best pad see eew I have ever had! She got the pad Thai with shrimp which was tasty. I will definitely be back! read more

Soi 38 - Pad See Eew - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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Went in today with my wife and friends. The food was really good and service was decent. We tried multiple dishes as we do with most new spots we try. If I had one critique it would be the shrimp. We had them in a dish and they were fried but still had the tail on. It was surprising to find myself chewing on that but the flavor was good. The dumplings are to die for and the Pineapple fried rice was on point. Good stop, good food. Go check it out! read more

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I dined today for lunch with two coworkers. OpenTable didn't have the 12:30 pm time slot we wanted, so we made reservations directly on the restaurant's website. One of my coworkers recommended this spot, and I was eager to try a new Thai restaurant, especially one close to downtown. The restaurant definitely has an upscale vibe. The servers had uniforms and name tags, and our meal moved a bit slower than I'd like but still comfortably finished in just over an hour. I ordered the chicken with green curry (substituting allowed--I asked for chicken breast instead of chicken thigh). The taste was superb, with fresh chunks of chicken, delicious green curry, and bamboo shoots adding a welcome texture. I was not a fan of the eggplant pieces (too hard and unflavorful) and would ask for the dish to be made without them. The heat level was higher than expected, so exercise caution with your bravery. I was careful with adding too much extra spice. We split dessert three ways! The sticky rice with mango was very, very good. The mango was sweet, fresh, and smooth. The sticky rice was delicious and the drizzle of coconut milk was just the right amount to balance out the dessert. What we found funny was that the single-stall bathrooms had mirrors that were mounted so high up you have to be at least 6 feet tall to see your full face in the mirror. The rest of us, forget it! The prices were very reasonable. $12 for my dish, and a large portion. I am definitely coming back here, likely for takeout. So happy to have found a Thai place downtown that's delicious, affordable, and conveniently walkable from work! read more

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The food is delicious. I recommend Kuay Tiew Lui Suan and Pad Thai with shrimp. I went during lunch time. The service was excellent and fast. read more

Went for dinner around 8:30 on a Saturday. Delicious food with great service and decor.

Came here on a Monday night. Making a reservation for 4 was easy. We're all vegetarian and they had plenty of options that are vegetarian or could be made vegetarian by substituting for tofu or vegetables. I will say that I came here last year and it was amazing 5/5... We ordered Spring Rolls for our appetizer which were good and crispy. We ordered a decent amount of things as we ate family style: Larb w/tofu, Pad Thai, Tum Yum Goong w/vegetables, and the Pad Khing wi/tofu. I wasn't a fan of much of it, the Pad Thai was decent but tasted different than my visit last year. I wasn't a fan of the Tum Yum Goong, never had hot pot so I didn't know what to expect. The Larb was surprising my favorite as the tofu was crispy and seasoned well. Overall kind of disappointed, was hoping to get the Michelin guide experience but didn't get it. Also maybe the reason I didn't enjoy it was because our table smelled bad, not sure what it was and our server never came to check up on us and we had to order the Pad Thai by pulling another server over, same with the check. Maybe they were short staffed? read more

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Did only take out Tom Kha and Pad Thai are awesome! Was ready to lick the plate after, if not for the audience. Chicken skewers were great too! read more

The service was great, but my food tasted off. The Kra Pow is my go to Thai dish, so I know how it usually tastes and this one was not good. read more

Soi 38 - Kra Prow with chicken - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

The environment reads trendy and fusiony, but the dishes seem standard Thai fare (not a bad thing). I had the Pad See Ew with chicken instead of pork. I liked it, although it tasted a touch sweeter than my preference. The mango coconut rice looks delicious - I'm sorry I didn't have room to try it. read more

Soi 38 - Pad see ew with chicken. - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Forever my favorite Thai place in DC. I have been here for both work and personal meals, and it's my personal mission to keep them in business as long as possible. The food is always tasty, priced so reasonably, and the ambience is cozy but tasteful. Located south of DuPont circle, there are a tons of offices around that's why people go here for work things. But if I'm walking around and need a good meal, this is the place. With the pandemic, every staff wears masks, and there is tons of room to space out inside and even a patio. Some of my personal favorite dishes on the menu: - Moo Yang: the grilled pork belly skewers - Larb - Ped Krob: the crispy roast duck You can't go wrong! read more

Soi 38 - Grilled pork belly skewers - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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I really liked the Thai Street Foods here. Many of such dishes are quite difficult to find int he U.S. Well, that was what got me to Soi 38. It definitely was my favorite Thai Restaurant in DC. I recommend the Plan Neung Manow (Steamed with Lime Sauce). read more

Soi 38 - Pla Neung Manow (Steamed Fish with Lime Sauce) - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

I'd enjoyed eating here before when I worked in-person in the area and getting takeout here was just as superb. Both the entrees we ordered (Khao Pad/fried rice with shrimp and chicken + Pad See Ew/flat noodles with tofu) and dessert (Khao Neaw Mamuang/sticky rice and mango + Kluay Roti/fried banana pastry with condensed milk) were fresh, filling, and delightful. The fried rice was especially commendable, savory and indulgent without tasting too greasy, as was the fried banana, which was sweet but not nearly as sugary or heavy as I feared it would taste. As for the ordering experience, I placed the takeout order ahead of time in the morning through Yelp/Grubhub and scheduled to pick it up after they opened around lunchtime. This side street is already pretty quiet during the weekdays and on the weekend I stopped it was dead empty. This isn't the cheapest Thai restaurant you can get takeout from in DC... but really I was thoroughly satisfied. It's hard to think of how this takeout order could have gone any better. read more

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Went to Soi for my birthday dinner! My family split a lot of different things. I had never had the chicken fried rice, and that was a favorite. The spring rolls were also delicious and their homemade sauce was amazing. The peanut sauce was also a hit. We ordered the pad Thai and pad see ew as well. The mango sticky rice was disappointing and not worth getting. read more

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Was here on a Saturday night last month and found the location a little confusing bc the exterior is a non-descript office facade with very little foot traffic. However, inside is a bustling scene, where did all these people come from? It was very busy and I think the service/servers were stretched. There were 7 of us so we ordered nearly everything on the menu. The food was okay, not bad at all just not super memorable (the standouts were whole fish and the Tom ka gai hotpot). I would avoid the cocktails and order wine. read more

Ordered takeout on a Monday night and my order was ready when they said it would be. Even after a short walk to my hotel the food was still warm and very tasty. I had the Poh Pia Tod which were very flavorful especially w the sauce. I also had shrimp pad Thai which was flavorful and done well w the right amount of spice. Enjoyed the meal and will order again. read more

Nice Thai spot in west end of DC. Went for lunch on a Saturday. Made res, but very empty when walked in. Service was very attentive. Wife got non alcoholic drink she really liked. Big menu with lots of options. Got the veggie spring rolls. Pretty standard. Crispy without being too greasy. Wife got chicken leg with papaya salad. Chicken was very tender. Really good. I got sriracha fried rice with chicken. Had bell peppers and basil. Good heat without being too much. Quality chicken and good size. A little too greasy is only knock. Overall a really good place with attentive service , good value and big menu. read more

Soi 38 - Srachai fried rice - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Unfortunately did not like what I ordered. My Kuay Tiew Lui Suan had something dark brown in it, couldn't tell what.I personally didn't enjoy the shredded shrimp chicken mix, it was an odd flavor. Ended up not eating them for those two reasons. The pad tai noodle was tasty, but paid $3extra for shrimp that was over cooked making the texture and taste bad. Also, ordered like an hour and a half before close, so I think I got the left over/reheated food probably. Maybe better mid day. Tom Ka pulled through for me fortunately, very creamy, if you like mushrooms this has ALOT. I paired it with some sticky rice. Upset because I ended up paying $58 for this. $20 was in grubhub fees though... read more

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I had a wonderful, savory chicken Penang curry. Great atmosphere and service. I would definitely come here again.

Service was excellent. Very nice decor/ambiance and food was delicious. Would definitely go back. read more

Soi 38 - Flank steak and a curry. Flank steak dish definitely had some spice. - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Food was average but service is WAY BELOW SERVICE. We are visitors to DC and my wife wanted to try a Thai restaurant near our hotel so we chose Soi 38. PLEASE DONT MAKE THE MISTAKE WE DID. We ordered the Dry curry and it had 3 chili pepper so i ask if they could make it less spicy and they assure me that it can be done. When it came out, it was really spicy, my wife who love spicy food couldnt even handle it. We let our server know and he said that was the mild one. I also ordered a coke and after drinking a lot because of the spicy food. They didnt bother to refil or even ask. I wave down the manager or he looks like one because of his attires, he looked at me and kept walking. WHAT????? We were never asked if we liked the food or anything. The only thing i could say to this restaurant is DO BETTER!!!! So disappointed!!!!!! I wish i could give it 0 star. read more

I did not want to travel too far into DC from PC after a really long work day, so I suggested my husband and I meet at Soi 38 since it's only a few metro stops away near(ish) Foggy Bottom. I made reservations (to keep getting my OpenTable points) a couple of hours in advance for 7:15pm. We arrived a little after 7pm and were seated immediately at one of the two-top booths near the bar. The interior of Soi 38 is really nice and modern. It has lots of dark wood paneling, cozy two-top booths, larger booths around the edge, and a couple of circular booths in addition to tables in the center. The low-lit lighting also adds to the more "upscale Thai" atmosphere. The menu has quite a bit of variety on it and many dishes that I do not see at "Americanized" Thai restaurants. I do wish they allowed more variation on spice though. When I asked for my dish, which had 2 chili peppers, to be prepared at a 3, I was told they couldn't do that but could give me Thai chili paste on the side to add in, which I did because my dish was definitely moderately spicy but not very like I wanted. I saw some people commenting on prices and my thoughts are: 1. yes, a tad more expensive than maybe your typical Thai restaurant but 2. This is downtown DC and our total bill for two entrees which were very filling and nicely sized came to $35 which is quite reasonable. Service was more friendly than at other Thai restaurants I have experienced. Also worth mentioning is the fact that our food came out super quickly-probably within 10 minutes of ordering. I ordered the Khao soi (chicken legs, egg noodles, khao soi curry, pickled mustard greens) and my husband chose the Kua Kling (southern style dried curry of Thailand, ground pork, fresh chili, lemongrass, garlic). The Kua Kling came with either white or brown rice on the side and was essentially minced ground pork heavily spiced. It was very protein-heavy and did live up to the 3-chili pepper spice indicator. The Khao soi had two full chicken legs in it-the meat just fell off the bone it was so tender! The noodles were well-cooked and I loved the flavor of the curry-spicy with a hint of coconut. The pickled greens could be tasted evenly throughout the dish and cut a bit of the spice while adding a slightly sour flavor. I struggled to eat it all but it was so delicious I forced myself to finish. I would definitely recommend ordering the Khao Soi! Soi 38 has so much variety and uniquely Thai dishes that I could definitely see myself returning in the future! We had a quick, inexpensive, yet delicious meal with good service to boot-it doesn't get too much better than having all those boxes checked! read more

Soi 38 - Kua Kling - Thai Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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