Rasika is a modern indian restaurant in Penn Quarter, Washington DC.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 633 D St NW, Washington, DC 20004, Washington DC
Minibar by Jose Andres in Washington DC is the chef's two-Michelin-star, 12-seat counter on E Street, a 20-course modernist tasting menu pulled.
OrderWhatever course requires both hands; the kitchen is unsentimental about it.
TipBook at midnight three months out via Tock. The wine pairing leans Old World Spanish; ask for the deep-dive option.
Thip Khao in Washington DC is Seng Luangrath's Columbia Heights Laotian dining room on 14th Street, the city's anchor Laotian kitchen with a separate.
OrderThe Laotian-style beef larb from the jungle menu; ask for the off-menu insert by name.
TipThe crispy rice salad and Lao sausage are the second-meal must-orders; bring a wine you don't mind opening (BYO).
Albi in Washington DC is Michael Rafidi's Michelin-star Navy Yard Levantine wood-fire dining room on 4th Street SE, a one-Michelin-star kitchen with a James.
OrderThe hummus and the wood-fire shish barak (lamb dumpling); the editorial standout of the menu.
TipThe tasting menu Yellow Door dinner is the chef's signature ticket; book the upstairs Yellow Door room directly.
The Red Hen in Washington DC is the Bloomingdale Italian neighbourhood dining room on First Street, with the rigatoni-fennel-sausage pasta that has run.
OrderThe mezzi rigatoni with house fennel sausage; on the menu since opening and the room's most-ordered dish.
TipThe Sunday family-style pasta night is the value slot; book the upstairs bar counter for a quieter view of the wood grill.
Causa in Washington DC is Chef Carlos Delgado's Michelin-star Peruvian tasting room in Shaw Blagden Alley, a downstairs fine-dining counter that won.
OrderWhichever ceviche course opens the tasting.
TipThe casual upstairs sister Amazonia takes Amazon-region cooking a la carte; reserve Causa one menu, walk up to Amazonia for a closer to a pisco-led evening.
Minibar by Jose Andres in Washington DC is the chef's two-Michelin-star, 12-seat counter on E Street, a 20-course modernist tasting menu pulled.
OrderWhatever course requires both hands; the kitchen is unsentimental about it.
TipBook at midnight three months out via Tock. The wine pairing leans Old World Spanish; ask for the deep-dive option.
Rose's Luxury in Washington DC is Aaron Silverman's Michelin-star Capitol Hill rowhouse on 8th Street, the line-out-the-door Barracks Row room that flipped.
OrderThe pork sausage, habanero and lychee salad; on the menu since 2013 and the room's calling card.
TipReservations open 4 weeks out via Tock at 10:00 sharp; the walk-up roof bar Bar Pilar takes overflow on warm nights.
