We invite you to take part in the water pouring ritual. Refresh and renew your spirit for the Thai New Year of the tiger, the Buddhist Era year of 2565. The year of the tiger is thought to be a sign of new beginnings, intensity, and social upheaval. May this year be especially auspicious for you, and may you be blessed with long life, beauty, happiness and strength.
Enjoy Executive Chef/Owner Aulie Bunyarataphan’s
(Known for nourishing the body, improving blood circulation, and easing tense muscles) Served with mixed nuts, house pickled veggies, and Singha beer. Tasting available upon request
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(One of the oldest hors d’oeuvres, original since King Rama I and became one of the most popular dishes in Thailand.) Tapioca dumplings filled with caramelized chicken, sweet pickled radish, roasted peanuts and Thai herbs. Paired well with fresh Thai pepper, lettuce greens, cilantro, and crispy garlic.
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(A popular Bangkok street food) Grilled whole marinated squid with Thai spicy seafood dipping sauce.
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Wok stir-fried chicken, shrimp and beef drunken style with thin spaghetti, Asian broccoli, young peppercorns, bell peppers, basil, onion and scallions.
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Songkran, means “Festival of Pouring Water”. Thai people believe that by pouring water during this time…anything bad in our lives will be flushed away, and we will be blessed in the New Year.
In keeping with this tradition, guests at Bangkok Joe’s may perform an ancient Songkran ceremony to renew their spirits.
Songkran festival has evolved into a family gathering day, with youngsters pouring water to older family member to show respect. Girls help their mothers and grandmothers prepare big pots of noodles for family and friends who visit, since eating long noodles during Songkran is believed to increase chances of a long life and prosperity.
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NOW CLOSED
Dear Friends:
We are saddened to announce Bangkok Joe’s permanent closure. We kindly thank all of our supportive past patrons and appreciate the opportunities we’ve had to serve in Georgetown, DC.
It’s been an honor to have shared our cuisine for the past 20 years.
With Love,
Chef Aulie Bunyarataphan & Mel Oursinsiri
Please note: All Bangkok Joe’s gift cards will be accepted at our sister location: THAI in Shirlington (located in Arlington, Virginia).