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Visited this restaurant for dinner with my niece who attends Georgetown University. Service was fast and friendly. The restaurant was very busy. The spring rolls were wonderful, crispy and hot and delicious. The pineapple fried rice was yummy with a mixture of shrimp and chicken and, of course, pineapple. The Volcano was a hit with a great flavor accenting tender beef, shrimp, asparagus, spinach, snow peas, and shiitake mushrooms. The pad see eew: wide noodles with tofu and spinach is a favorite Thai dish of mine, so I was disappointed at the lack of flavor. And the noodles were even a tad overcooked. The noodle dish and the messy restroom made me minus a star. Otherwise, the food was very good.
Staff are friendly. When we came in Tuesday afternoon it was not busy. Maybe two other tables but it was nice and calm inside. The curry puffs had a strong curry flavor. I've only tried this at one other place (Sisters thai) so I had high expectations but they were just alright. It gets served with sweet chili sauce. I'll give it a 3/5 stars. The Red curry with chicken was super flavorful and hit the spot. I asked for it to be the hottest and it did not have any spicy or kick to it. Even as medium which is how I think it normally is served. The basil duck was not what we had tried the past. I think we were expecting maybe a side of the duck to be crispy? Not sure, but the overall taste of the duck was too gamy and did not go well with the sauce it was in. However the veggies they used were fresh! We were going to pack it up to bring home and let someone else eat it but the waitress was kind enough to take it off our bill. Heard good reviews from other sources so we came because we were in the area. The curry was good so I would recommend trying their pangang curry or green curry!
I went to Mai Thai for a friend's celebration. I ordered the mojito and their tom kha gai (coconut mushroom chicken) soup. One thing to note if you're gluten free or celiac, they have very limited gluten free options. To start, we were a large group of 12 people. The waitress started taking drink orders from one side of the table and skipped about four of us, even though we were ready to order. My soup, even though I specified was my entree, came way before everyone's food, so I basically ate alone and then stared at people why they ate their entrees! The drink was really good, and nicely decorated. However, the soup was mediocre, to be honest. It was mostly liquid, few pieces of mushroom (cut in huge chunks, barely cooked) and chicken. I do not recommend ordering the soup at all! When it was time to pay, they do not split checks, so one person had to put down their credit card. I think this place is overrated, and would only return if someone really wants to go.
Stopped in for dinner after a day trip to DC and Georgetown from Richmond. Service was great, glass of Sauvignon blanc was exceptional and food was good. We started with the Georgetown roll and chicken satay. For entrees we all picked: bbq chicken, pad see ew, pad thai shrimp, and cashew chicken.
I thought the food here was decent! A friend and I shared Drunken Noodles and Red Curry and it was good. One thing that the restaurant should do is update their hours on Google since it currently says closes at 9:30 whereas Yelp says 9:00pm. There were a few guests right before us and as we were wrapping up our meal, we felt that the waiters were pushing to get us out which I kind of found to be a little bit rude. I feel that they should have told us directly about the closing time rather than indirectly pushing us out.
Located on a picturesque street laden with cute cafes and upscale eateries in the Georgetown area, Mai Thai is a neighborhood favorite among students and residents alike, attracting a diverse set of clientele with its breadth of Japanese and Thai cuisine at a reasonable price. There's a nice outdoor patio area for seating, as well as a large interior with a sleek, modern, Pan-Asian vibe. I had made a reservation for 7pm for a party of six, but there were a good amount of open tables, so walk-ins are definitely possible! We were immediately greeted and seated by the host, and service was friendly and fast - we ordered within five minutes of being seated, and our orders came out within ten minutes! The menu is vast, ranging from Thai classics such as Pad Thai and Red Curry to Japanese favorites like sushi plates and Rainbow Rolls. I ordered the Roasted Duck Salad ($12.95) - it was beautifully presented, with lots of colors from the fresh vegetables, and a good portion for the price (located in the Appetizers section of the menu). There wasn't much duck in the dish, but it was flavorful and well-cooked, with a crispy exterior. The vegetables were crunchy and delicious, with red onions, carrots, scallions, ginger, and cilantro, and the softness of the cherry tomatoes added a nice textural contrast. The lime dressing the salad was served with was quite spicy (labeled as "extra spicy" on the menu"), but acidic and served to balance the fatty duck quite nicely. My friends all ordered the Pad Thai with Chicken ($16.95) or the Drunken Noodles with Beef ($16.95, +$2 for beef). Everyone enjoyed their noodle dishes, which came with a generous portion (they all took leftovers home!) of noodles, vegetables, and protein. All of the sauces were flavorful and not too sweet (the ultimate Asian compliment), and the noodles were cooked nicely to a soft texture without being overly cooked. One thing to note here is that they cannot do separate checks for large parties, so come ready to split the bill! Overall, Mai Thai is a great stop for a casual dinner in Georgetown without breaking the bank. It's not the most authentic Thai/Japanese food out there, but it's tasty, and you'll certainly leave full!
We came for dinner before happy hour ended at 6 pm. It was not crowded, we were the only customers in the dining room at 5:40 on a Thursday. We tried 3 appetizers for $4 each - fried calamari, curry puffs, and Thai chicken wings. The first 2 appetizers were good, but the wings were hard and overcooked (not recommended). We also ordered 2 entrees - pad see eew with beef and ginger stir fry with chicken. Both were large portions that were shared by 3 people. The ginger stir fry had mixed vegetables that were not specified on the menu and taste was bitter. But the pad see eew was very good in which the beef and Chinese broccoli were tender. Our server was attentive and filled our glasses of water several times during a hot summer day. The restaurant is nicely decorated and played American pop music sung by unknown artists in a jazzy tune. The best time to come for dinner would be before 6 pm so take advantage of the happy hour appetizers!
I love drop-in surprises and Mai Thai is one of those gems. We were doing the tourist stroll around Georgetown on a rainy weekday and happened upon this cozy little restaurant. Service was quick and the food superb! I typically order green curry at Thai restaurants but saw the Lad Na and decided to give it a try. I've never even heard of this dish or seen it on a menu but will certainly ask when I dine at Thai restaurants in the future. I highly recommend it. My partner's red curry was also very good.
Used to come here a lot when I was going to Georgetown. It was a must stop when my husband and I were in town for our anniversary. The food was great but the service was really awful. When my husband thanked the waitress for bringing his drink, the lady looked at him and basically rolled her eyes. He shrugged it off. During our meal, we asked for more napkins and the guy we asked acted as if he had to get some from his personal stash. When I asked which way the bathrooms were (it's been a while), the ladies at the front looked at me for a few beats and then pointed at a hallway behind me. Thought that was weird and rude. The staff became super attentive and switched their energy when they dropped off the bill. We decided from all the bad service encounters to not leave tip. About a week later, my husband reviewed his credit card charges and noticed the charge for our meal here was a bit more than he remembered authorizing on the receipt. I called in and asked what the charge would be for the exact things we ordered. They told me about $65, which is what we remembered. I asked "so why was my husband charged about $12 more than that?" They said since there was no cash tip they "assumed" we meant to leave it on the card. Absolutely not. We authorized what the meal costs. The audacity to charge 18% on BAD SERVICE is wild. I told them if they didn't refund the tip amount I would report their bad practices. I should have demanded the entire meal refunded because what they did was FRAUD. Avoid going here. Especially if you're a tourist.
The decor is dated, the restaurant does not give a "clean" vibe, and the bathroom was gross. IMO, the bathroom says a lot about any establishment. The service staff was a little odd almost like it wasn't the year 2024 nor were they giving professional staff energy. The food: the "spring rolls" were NOT spring rolls. They were skinny egg rolls and the sauce proved it...duck sauce and not fish sauce. Some people may like that cabbage filling, but call it what it really is. The eel and avocado rollers horrendous! Thick, doughy rice with chewy, fatty eel pieces. Miso soup was so salty...why?! The chicken pad see ew was actually tasty and so was the chicken stir fry. I can see ordering to go items if you're a local , but would not go for a sit down meal again.
I'm surprised by the mid rating of this place! I thought the food was great:) Great ambiance for dinners. Went on a reservation with a large group and they were able to accommodate us very well. Panang Curry (5/5) I really liked this dish! Large portion sizes, very creamy and tasty. Sweet and somewhat savory dish that was very good. Slightly nutty flavor. We got chicken as our protein with this. Was delicious. Green Curry (3/5) I think this was also quite tasty but it could've been better if there was less ginger. I definitely bit into chunks of ginger that left a bad taste in my mouth (i'm not a fan of ginger). Then after taking leftovers home the next day I could not stomach this. Just tasted like ginger soup :( . Pad Thai (5/5) Standard pad thai, thinner noodles I think. Sweet and savory, very tasty!! Cant go wrong with this classic. Pad See Ew (5/5) It was rlly good! First time getting this dish and I like it. Savory dish with wider noodles. The noodles got a bit soft and stuck together but that's expected. Mango Sticky Rice (4/5) Small portion and mango wasn't the freshest but still tasty!
As a Thai Native, I enjoy the authentic Coconut Curry at Mai Thai. I ordered Red Curry Jae from Vegetarian Menu for my dinner. It came with the fried tofu. I did not know and asked for "No Fried Tofu" in my curry. Staff were very supportive. He removed the fried tofu and added steamed vegetables for me. The red curry (No added spice from original curry paste) was delicious. The first bite, I remembered the red curry in Thailand cooked by mom. I came back another day to try Green Curry Jae - Vegetarian (asked for no Tofu!) It's delicious! The quality is consistent with generous fresh vegetables! I sat outside and it's peaceful and beautiful ambience! Thank you!! Note that Green Curry is made from Green Chilies which is more spicy than Red Curry! Curry paste is authentic. Generous portion of vegetables. Come with Jasmine Rice. Good quality of coconut cream No MSG Fresh vegetables and ingredients Coconut is considered as a "Fruit of God". Coconut is Pure Energy. Coconut Curry makes my skin so soft and radiant with natural moisturizer! I love Coconut Oil as it's natural. Let food be thy medicine! I highly recommend to try authentic Thai foods here. Very nice staff, Chefs. Thank you! Kathy
The service was good and timely. The Thai coconut red curry was flavored spicy and delicious. This isn't the best Thai food I've had but it was good. The tuna sushi rolls were a 6 out of 10. Hawaii certainly has the freshest tuna. Compared to Hawaii's tuna, we rate this a 6 out of 10. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and the service!
I came here on a weekday. Although there's no happy hour, there was a good variety of drinks. They were average but price is on the cheaper side for cocktails compared to other places in the area. The sushi and nigiri was great though. The salmon in the nigiri and on the roll really melts in your mouth. We also got tuna nigiri and a spider roll. One of the best spider rolls I've ever had! Staff was sweet and service was quick. Social distancing measures were also taken. 10/10 would come again :) read more
3 years ago
Great prices and service was good. The food was also pretty tasty, the beef and broccoli had a nice kick too it. The restaurant reviews made me question the cleanliness of the restaurant but it wasn't too bad. Pretty empty whole I was there for a Sunday. read more
5 years ago
We were craving for Thai food after our Georgetown Walking Tour for 2 hours. Thanks to Yelp, we decided to try Mai Thai Restaurant. We were greeted by a lovely lady by the door. They do require you to wear mask, you can removed it once your food arrived. We ordered family style, we wanted to taste different dishes. Pad See Ew with Tofu ~ a hint of sweetness and saltiness makes this dish perfect. The tofu's texture was cooked right for this dish. Chicken Green curry - creamy, little hint of spiciness and fresh vegetables made me want to eat more with jasmine rice. I'm in love with this dish, just perfection. Papaya Salad was crisp, fresh and well seasoned. Chicken Satay - a little dry to our taste but with the peanut sauce that compliments the total taste of this appetizer. Chicken Basil - flavorful, you can taste the sweet basil in every bite of the chicken. We all enjoyed the dishes we ordered. The staff are friendly and very attentive to our needs. Btw, forgot to mentioned that they have a huge selection of menu. Thai and Japanese. They also have adult beverages to choose from. What a way to end our quick one day in Washington, DC! Try Mai Thai Restaurant and you will NOT be disappointed, I know my Thai food for sure read more
We were relieved to have there curry and drunken. Noodles on a cold day. It was a perfect touch to a ladies night as we were visiting Georgetown lights. Perfect spot for groups with very comfy booths. The waiters were ki at giving us small plates so we could all split meals family style. read more
The first time I went to Mai Thai the food was amazing, but every subsequent time the food quality has gone down. Whenever I'd order a hot dish, the veggies on top would be cold, like it had been sitting out there for a while. I ordered the chirashi bowl this time, and it was just okay. For the price it was good value, but there was nothing outstanding about the dish. read more
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While walking around Georgetown we bumped into this place a half block off the main drag. The interior is large and welcoming and they have a garden and sidewalk tables but today was 18 degrees so it's inside. The service was quick and friendly. We saw the entres and they are huge so we got 1 and 2 appetizers The chicken satay app is just right. The chicken has been marinated and is bursting with flavor, the peanut dressing was excellent. The spring roll also was full of flavor and very enjoyable. For and entre we ordered the red curry with pork. It had eggplant, peepers and green beans. The Currey was so god I would drink it with a spoon. All in all a nice place for Thai. read more
4 years ago
Most of the food here was excellent. The seaweed salad was fresh and the roasted duck salad delicious. The sushi we ordered was very tasty and the pieces in the maki were surprisingly generous. The only food gripe we had was that the Volcano dish was too heavy with snow peas. The biggest issue we had was the service. The place was empty (5pm on a Sunday) and there was probably only one waitress taking orders but it took a good 15 min after being seated if anyone asked if we wanted a drink. Then the food came out all on top of each other so we literally had to stack plates as entrees came out four minutes after we started on the appetizers. One of us ordered the Peanut Chicken and asked for seafood (it's on the menu as an upgrade) and when it came out it only had chicken. We asked for seafood and the server glared at us and took it back to the kitchen. So one of us patiently waited for 20 minutes and then the waitress came back and told us that they don't put seafood on that dish. So we asked for it to be stricken from the tab and we had to go get my poor dinner mate a sandwich so he could eat. Summary: 4 stars for food, 1 for service. read more
4 years ago
I would give 3.5 star if i could. The fried rice is pretty good. Pad see ew is not as good as I expected. Other dishes are pretty decent. read more
7 years ago
Stumbled upon this restaurant as we were walking in Georgetown. The inside of the restaurant is very spacious and overall quiet and chill, so definitely different from the typical all-so-serious Georgetown restaurants. My friend and I both ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and shared a Tom Yum soup, but when the dishes arrived we regretted not just sharing 1 Pad Thai; the portion was huge! However, there's nothing too special about the Pad Thai for me, and it was very sour compared to the average Pad Thai I've gotten elsewhere. Basically, you can expect this to be an average Thai place in the DC metro area, but rest assured that you'll be leaving with a full stomach. read more
4 years ago
I had a great experience at Mai Thai in Georgetown, I got the Peanut Chicken which had perfectly cooked broccoli, delicious yellow curry, and lots of peanut sauce. It also came with white rice which you can have the saucy dish with. Overall it was delicious but wish it had some additional veggies in additional to just the broccoli. My friends got the pad Thai, pineapple fried rice, pad see ew, which were all quite elevated and yummy read more
3 years ago
6 years ago
Amazing service, lovely environment, fantastic food I would definitely recommend this place to my friends and would definitely come back again! read more
Great spot in Georgetown for some solid Thai food! This restaurant is quite spacious, and good for large groups. I am no expert in Thai food as I cannot attest to the authenticity, but my dish was very good. I ordered the Mixed vegetable jae which included steamed tofu in a light garlic sauce. There was just the right amount of sauce and it is the perfect dish if you want something on the lighter side. They included cauliflower, broccoli, shredded carrots, zucchini, and several other vegetables. Portion size was plentiful and a complimentary side of white rice was provided. Service was quite good. Food came out in a reasonable amount of time and water was refilled regularly. All in all, it was a nice experience here and would certainly recommend this restaurant for Thai food in Georgetown! read more
7 years ago
I love coming here for work lunches and dinners because they are very good with tax exemptions. The ambiance is always quiet enough to have conversations with the people I am with. I'm very vegetarian and on the back of their menu they have an entire section dedicated to just veggie options. The flavors of their food is always the right amount of spice. read more
The key is to order the right dish. Their Bangkok Sea Breeze is beautifully presented (in a round plate surrounded by mussels, with fried soft shell crab legs in the middle), perfectly seasoned. The seafood variety and portion are generous and high quality, simmering in nice curry. On the menu they say there's egg, but we didn't see any on the plate. The presentation alone earns many points, but the mussels are cold compared to the seafood in the middle. The ingredients were probably cooked at different times. We did come back. The crispy soft shell crab (with nice asparagus!) in penang sauce is excellent, so are the chilly crispy shrimps an string beans (all tempura style). Well done! This time it was 11:45 am on a cold but sunny Saturday. We had the whole restaurant to ourselves. Service was great. Friendly, efficient, warm. A big plus (where they made improvement) is their toilets are clean. This time toilet papers are available. There are still only 2 stalls, but the environment is no longer disgusting. Well done. The restaurant is in a nice part of Georgetown on Prospect Street, relatively quiet (compared to M Street). They have outdoor seating (on the sidewalk). Mai Thai is huge with a garden and fountain in the back, long tables for big groups, a sushi bar with 3 TVs. THE FOLLOWING IS FROM MY PREVIOUS REVIEW: Service started out un-attentive. We had to gesture a few times to a waitress to place our order. After our order was in, things sped up though. As the restaurant fills up (7 pm on a Monday night and already so busy), noise level got out of hand. Their high ceiling doesn't have any design to dampen the noise. They don't play any background music, and the noise level was already unbearable. We had to yell across the table toward the end of the evening. Not a pleasant experience. One big issue is their toilet is filthy! Dark, cramped, messy. There are two stalls, and neither is lit. There were toilet papers everywhere on the floor, in the stalls, and around the sink. The toilets in both stalls are unflushed, with toilet papers on them. I can't remember if there was a bin for used pads and such, but the toilet is unwelcoming. Imagine going to an otherwise nice restaurant and to be disgusted by their toilet and your mood spoiled. read more
7 years ago
The panang jae (curry with tofu) is soooo good. Lots of veggies and great flavor. -1 star because I asked for them to make it mild and it was still pretty spicy. However, it was so good that I ate it anyway and took medicine later. (lol) I would order from here again. read more
2 years ago
Really great Thai place. Drinks are generously portioned and relatively cheap - the pitchers would be a great option for groups looking to pregame going out. We ordered the tuna tartare (soooo delicious), pineapple fried rice, and pad see ew. Everything was great - have been back a few times and am never disappointed. read more
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Walked by this restaurant and randomly decided to stop in with my friends. If you have at least 3 people I'd recommend getting the bigger pot of soup. Not only was it flavorful but also came with a small flame to keep the soup hot. The crab fried rice was the other dish we got and it came with a good amount of crab meat as well. The fried rice could have used a little more flavor / spice but that is easily solved if you ask for the chili sauce. Overall a great find in Georgetown for some Thai food that has a lot of seating. Would definitely go again to try the other foods. read more
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i'm always a bit skeptical about places that claim themselves to be thai and yet serve a bunch of different asian cuisines such as sushi. However, Mai thai definitely proved me wrong because the thai food was actually good! I will definitely have to come back and try the other dishes. my friend and I got both the PAD SEE EEW with the BASIL FRIED RICE. Wow, proportions are definitely very generous. We were able to take food home to have lunch for the next day! The PAD SEE EEW - a bit oily but the beef was perfectly cooked. The BASIL FRIED RICE - proportion was everything! there was definitely a lot of rice but not enough other ingredients in the dish. read more
3 years ago
This place used to be Bangkok Bistro which was a favorite of Georgetown students due to the free birthday dinners! Now it seems to have become another location of Mai Thai which is also located in Dupont Circle. I used to love the Pad Thai at Bangkok Bistro and thought it was the best in the area. The good news is that the Pad Thai seems to be the same and still delicious! Even better news is that my other favorite Thai dish, the soft shell crab, is now on the menu as well! This soft shell crab dish is one of the best I've ever had... definitely recommend it! read more
3 years ago
Introduction: A great Thai & Sushi Fusion restaurant just above the bustling streets of Georgetown proper. Ambiance: Modern old contemporary furnishings and a casual spot to grab food or drinks. The restaurant is quite large with a small bar enough to seat 10 or so people. Food: We ordered the Tom Yum Soup - Chicken and the Crab Fried Rice. The soup is presented in Thai Style Hot Pot, where there is a furnace that keeps the soup warm at all times! Just to warn you if you are not a fan of lemon flavored foods this would not be a good suggestion for you as the broth is made with lemongrass. The soup however, is still very flavorful and the chicken is sliced well enough to retain the flavors of the soup itself. The Crab Fried Rice was amazing and you will not be dissappointed. It has a very subtle sweet taste but overall a good portion of crab spread throughout the fried rice. Overall great dish combo that serves three comfortably, especially during the winter. Also if you are looking for good sushi this place has a sushi bar with freshly made sushi made to order! Drinks: The drinks are what you would expect at a regular restaurant. Nothing fancy but obviously you won't be dissappointed with the standard drinks. If your looking for a simple drink fix you can't go wrong. Recommendation: If you are looking for a casual dinner scene with great flavorful thai food and fresh sushi in the Georgetown area do visit this place! read more
4 Stars. Both food and service is OK to just pretty good (3 stars) + comfortable seating and nice ambience (plus 1 star). We arrived for a later lunch at 1:45PM. The restaurant has a few (4-5) occupied tables and we were seating quickly. We ordered a sushi platter (lunch special $11.95), Pad See Ew ($10), Papaya Salad ($8) and Coconut Soup with Chicken ($8). Everything arrived promptly and service is attentive but not over-bearing. Overall - I would say that everything is OK: * Coconut Soup with Chicken -- way too salty but flavor is good. * Papaya Salad -- needs more flavor and dish is way too small * Pad See Ew (Stir Fried Rice Noodle) -- noodles was a bit soggy. Too much soy sauce. An OK. * Sushi Platter -- Pretty good and good price for this dish. The fish is not premium sashimi and you can taste the mediocre quality. But the fish was fresh so overall is pretty good. Waitress was friendly and prompt with refilling water glasses. Overall, service is good, food is ok to good and restaurant is roomy and has nice ambience. You can't go wrong with this restaurant. read more
4 years ago
A nice place with a lovely atmosphere and a solid selection of decent Thai food. The service is always delightful, even when I come here with a large (10+) group of people and the food always arrives relatively quickly. Both their traditional Thai items and sushi are reliably good, and the presentation is always excellent. I'm a huge fan of both their Green and Red Curry, and their Drunken Noodles are also fantastic. I don't think that Mai Thai is the best Thai restaurant that I've ever been to, but it's reliable, convenient, and delicious nonetheless. Their food is definitely on the pricier side, but the portions are large enough that the higher price tag is generally justifiable. read more
5 years ago
Great happy hour! Good food, drinks weren't very strong though. Overall good time! Sushi was also very good and would definitely come back for it. read more
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I got the pad wah seen or something it's stir fry shrimp chicken string beans onions scallions red green peppers. I ask them to remove the scallions and unions which they did not. They only gave me 4 pieces of shrimp compare to the many pieces of chicken I got. That's not the right chicken to shrimp ratio. I had to wait a long time for water refill. Server did not check up on us at all. read more
4 years ago
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3251 Prospect St NW
Washington, DC 20007
Georgetown
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