Thaiverse DC

Solid neighborhood thai spot with good food & quick service! The inside of the restaurant was pretty and we appreciated that there was a HH food menu! I had the HH spring rolls (they were just okay) and the tofu pad thai (delicious). Prices were on par with other thai restaurants and the location was perfect next to the L2 & DuPont metro. Will definitely be back.

I had a wonderful dining experience at Thaiverse DC. Located in the Dupont Circle area, It was an easy walk from my favorite hotel.I walked into beautiful welcoming space that was clean. The service was really quick and friendly. The menu was great and there were lots of vegan options for me. She was very comfortable with chairs and couch benches. I chose a couch bench.I ordered a ginger stirfry with vegetables, which is my go to. I had added some chili powder to make it more spicy, but it was good and light and the vegetables were not overcooked. It came with white rice, which I appreciate there not being extra charge.My water glass stayed full, and the service was attentive. I did not use the restroom, but everything was clean in the restaurant Prices were good and I was in and out efficiently but not rushed. I will definitely return when I visit DC again.

We had lunch here last week. Ambiance is great - cozy in a converted row house. We started with the chicken and vegetables dumplings which were deep fried and nothing special. The vegetable egg rolls were good. I had the pad see ew with chicken. It was light and not overly sauced, which I prefer a lot of sauce. Flavors were good and it was well cooked. My friend loved the Panang curry.

Great Thai taste Pad thai tofu, great service and clean nice ambiance. Highly recommended

Loved the minimalistic look of this place. Very big city feel. Service was a little weird as there was a communication issue !! We managed to fumble our way through! Ordered a lovely G&T and my cousin had a spicy Thai mule ! Delicious!The papaya salad was delicious and the Tom yum soup. So good! The crab Rangoon I'm not a fan of but my friends loved it!The drunken noodles are amazing we had it with chicken. As as the basil chicken. We asked for medium spice and definitely had a kick to it which I love. They have a great menu with lots of favorites and some new to me stuff. Drinks wise lots of wine and beer and a full bar. Great food just be prepared for a little back and forth on service become of communication issue!

My first visit to Thaiverse was a bit of a mixed bag. While the restaurant seemed promising based on the reviews, I encountered a few minor hiccups. The restaurant was surprisingly quiet, which was both a positive and a negative. On the one hand, it was nice to have a peaceful dining experience. However, it also made the initial wait time seem longer than usual. I was a bit taken aback to see mouse traps in the open, though I understand the need for pest control. It would have been preferable if they were placed in less conspicuous locations. Once the food arrived, things improved. The Pad Thai was delicious, with a nice balance of sweetness and acidity. The large portion size was also a great value. Overall, while my initial experience at Thaiverse wasn't perfect, the quality of the food made it a decent choice. I may consider returning to try other dishes in the future.

My boyfriend and I enjoyed a light dinner before deciding on a second round with some delicious Thai food- so we were a bit full upon arrival. Our order included the papaya salad, drunken noodles, Tom Kha soup, and dumplings. While the prices were reasonable, the dumplings seemed a bit pricy for just five pieces ($10) and were only okay in taste.I liked the service and how prompt everything was. Our dishes arrived promptly, and the service was impressively quick. Our cups of water was always refilled. The portion sizes were satisfying, and the flavors of all the dishes were truly delightful. The only minor critique was that some of the dishes were on the spicier side.My boyfriend, who is sensitive to spicy foods, noticed a slight kick (though I couldn't taste it myself). Interestingly, a neighboring table even inquired about the spiciness with us. I don't recall being asked about spice levels when we ordered, so I would recommend requesting mild or no spice for anyone who is sensitive to heat, just in case.Overall, this establishment is a great choice for a satisfying Thai meal.

Still a solid positive experience. Three great choices for seating: elegant upstairs, pub downstairs, and patio/street seating outdoors. Still average service but on the positive side. This time I retried the Panang Chicken. I love that they'll add extra veggies: peppers and string beans. The sauce is creamy, more so than I'm used to. It is a mild sauce. Good veggies and good cut of chicken. Overall, very good flavors.I think I wrote earlier, if you are looking for outdoor options, this is my favorite neighborhood choice. Try them out and let me know what you think!

This place was very mediocre. It is nice that it has lots of outdoor seating in the middle of busy dc. But it was awkward getting a table. There was no staff anywhere so I walked inside. But no one sits inside, you just sit down outside and order with a QR code that is on the table. A waiter then came by later and asked if I'd like a real menu instead of the QR code and I said yes but then 20 minutes pass and he never brings it....so I ended up having to use the QR code. The thai basil chicken was good but all of the other appetizers ordered were not very good. Oh and they ran out of Thai tea by 5pm....

Worst Thai Food I ever had. I only gave one star because I had to in order to leave this comment.