That's because it's not in DC and we don't need to talk about Satan.

I see posts about every other crime in DC but no mention of this.

Notice my very deliberate wording haha, this is a good clarification.

I'd say Kin Da is good but not great. I go there a lot because it's convenient (walking distance from where I live), but if I want more variety I order delivery from Charm Thai in Silver Spring.

Better than Ruan?

Wait till you find out where Yiddish comes from.

But, Heidelberg is definitely an amazing pastry shop.

Hush your mouth

Old City Market and Oven and A Litteri near Union Market

Ah thanks. And here I was assuming it german for “pig mustache”

Capitol Hill Supermarket for their sandwiches - still under 10 dollars. probably the only deli left in the city with that price

Bethesda has 2 really exceptional corner stores - both are metro accessible so while not in DC they’re still pretty easy to get to. First is Hinata carryout - they have floor to ceiling imported Japanese goods and a sushi counter in the back. Solid place to get some frozen dumplings and a little treat. Other spot worth stopping for is Ege Market. It’s a Turkish and Mediterranean corner store with some of the best halva I’ve ever had, plus fresh pastries and Turkish coffee behind the counter.

I like Hana Market and Argyle Market.

They closed because of repeated food safety issues.

Ahh okay thinking Siam house on conn Ave

No, it’s over on 4th/I area off of Mass Ave.

OP: Baan Siam is definitely the answer, but they don’t serve Pad Thai or Drunken Noodles. Go and be amazed. If you really like those specific dishes, Thai Square on Columbia Pike in Arlington is good - and also has a good deal of menu items that are harder-to-find (e.g. quite a few Thai noodle soups).

Stachowskis (sp?) in Georgetown.

Bua on P Street. 25+ years of their pad Thai and I want more. They know what they are doing!

I love argyle - good for a breakfast sandwich on the weekend (especially if I’m not in the mood to pay Ellē/La Tejana prices and just want something basic) and a strong beer selection.

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I assume bookmaking? I.e. running bets on sporting or other events

Teaism dupont, so pretty to sit there and drink so many kinds of health tea and asian food is really good, not to mention the oat scone things forgot the name....its like zen

amazing food and homemade desserts, they make bomb irish soda bread , btw

Idk if this counts as a corner store but Wine & Butter on Cap Hill. They have great sandwiches, pastries, coffee, desserts, and all sorts of cool stuff if you go inside.

Ironic that a German bakery is so good at Jewish food.