It's Spring, Let's eat Thai - Thai Restaurant Week 2022

? SNAP & SHARE Thai dishes to WIN a trip to Thailand and many more prizes!

Our "It's Spring, Let's eat Thai" event presents to you Thai Restaurant Week to celebrate Thailand's New Year, Songkran, in DMV by eating Thai food and share for a chance to win a trip to Thailand, Thai restaurant gift cards and many more prizes!

? D.C. / Maryland / Virginia (DMV area)

? April 9 -17, 2022

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SNAP & SHARE Thai dishes! Share with @eatthaidmv on Instagram or Facebook to WIN a trip to Thailand, Thai restaurant gift cards and many more prizes!!

• Dine-in or order food from participating Thai restaurants at bit.ly/3qtItmV https://thaiembdc.org/thainewyear2022/
• Follow @eatthaidmv on Instagram or Facebook
• Snap your Thai dishes &
• Share with @eatthaidmv #thainewyear2022
• Win many prizes!!

Please contact the restaurants directly for menus, reservations and other promotions.

This event is organized by Royal Thai Embassy, Washington, D.C.

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What is Songkran?

Songkran is the traditional Thai New Year festival since the former time. The word “Songkran” itself to move or step forward. The Songkran Festival falls on the 13th, 14th, and 15th of April every year.

“Maha Songkran” or the 13th of April marks the end of the old year according to the Brahmin solar system. It is also called the Day of the Elderly by the Thai government in appreciation for the senior population for their years of contribution to their families and the country.

“Wan Nao” or the 14th of April, the day after, is designed to be the Family Day to celebrate love and together-ness of the family.

“Wan Thaloeng Sok” or the 15th of April is when the actual New Year begins.

Songkran portrays a celebration that embraces goodwill, love, compassing and thankfulness, using water as a means of compression. Songkran Festival is usually declared as an extended public-holiday period to enable Thais to return to their hometowns for family reunion and merit-making.

https://thaiembdc.org/thainewyear2022/

Lists of participating restaurants in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia

Washington, D.C.

• Absolute Noodle 5th NW
• Absolute Thai, G St NW
• Asia Nine Bar and Lounge, E St NW
• Baan Siam, I (eye St.) NW
• Bangkok Joe’s, K St NW
• Charm Thai, L St NW
• DC Noodles, U St, NW
• Pantry Thai Bistro & Sushi, Georgia Ave NW
• Regent Thai Cuisine, 18th St NW
• Rice Restaurant, 14th St NW
• Rice Market, 14th St NW
• Thai Pad, Connecticut Ave

Maryland

• Asia Nine, Gaithersburg
• Bangkok Garden, Rockville
• Farmsook Thai Kitchen, Rockville
• Kin Da, Takoma
• Lamoon Thai Restaurant, Silver Spring
• M Thai Kitchen, Edgewater
• Mali Thai, Glen Burnie
• Mayuree Thai Tavern, Baltimore
• Sala Thai, Bethesda, Bethesda
• Sisters Thai, Potomac
• Sumittra, Frederick
• Tara Thai, Rockville
• Thai Meric Eatery and Bar, Frederick
• Thai Street, Baltimore
• The Thai Cuisine Restaurant, Rockville
• The Thai Cuisine Restaurant, Olney

Virginia

• At Thai Restaurant, Harrisonburg
• Bangkok 54, Arlington
• Bangkok 54 Oriental Market, Arlington
• Busaba Thai, Fairfax
• Chao Phra Ya, Herndon
• Coconut Thai Kitchen, Crozet
• Esaan, McLean
• Kindi Thai Chicken Rice, Chantilly
• Monsoon Siam, Charlottesville
• Mum Mum Restaurant, Manassas
• MyHome Thai, Reston
• Nan Thai, Herndon
• Neisha Thai Cuisine, Vienna
• Pineapples Thai Kitchen, Charlottesville
• Sense of Thai St., Ashburn
• Silk Thai Restaurant, Charlottesville
• Sisters Thai, Alexandria
• Sisters Thai, Fairfax
• Sister Thai, Magnolia
• Sisters Thai, Mosaic
• Shrimp Lover, Sterling
• Supreme Thai Bistro, Chantilly
• Tiki Thai, Reston
• T.H.A.I. in Shirlington, Arlington
• Thai Curry Restaurant, Arlington
• Thai Ghang Waan, Springfield
• The Patio Thai, Richmond
• Thai Select, Arlington
• Thai Signature, Alexandria
• Thai Square, Arlington
• Thai Treasure, Vienna

Host or Publisher Royal Thai Embassy, Washington DC