Dok Khao Thai Eatery - Woodbridge

Love this spot as this can easily adapt most meals to be vegan-friendly. Would highly recommend trying the green curry with tofu.

So many options! We really enjoyed our experience! The drinks are incredibly tasty!

We were very impressed with the tofu wings, mango mojito, and Thai boba tea that we ordered for appetizers. This restaurant is definitely in the top 5 Thai restaurants I've visited in all 50 states. For our main course, we ordered pad Thai.

There are plenty of vegetarian options at this restaurant that can be easily adapted to be vegan.

This place is all about the aesthetic it's super cute inside with garden green tables and walls and hanging florals. They have little insta worthy spots throughout, namely the egg chair and birdhouse near the entrance. Their cutlery and china are also beautiful. I was so tempted to take home one of the dessert plates. They have a good amount of menu offerings, including alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks and desserts. I ordered a Thai coffee and mango milk tea, crab rangoons, drunken noodles, sian chicken, Thai custard with sticky rice, and a slice of matcha cake. The total came out to about $75, which is pretty pricey for two people. Coffee and mango milk tea were average and on par with boba shops and other Thai restaurants. The drunken noodles were just ok, and for $17 at lunch, the quantity was small. Quality didn't make up for it. The chicken was basically general Tso's and quite salty it was also in the $15 17 range and again, small quantity and lacking in quality. They were out of most of their dessert menu offering, which given supply chain issues is understandable. The matcha cake was pretty dry and a small slice for $7. The Thai custard with sticky rice looked very unappetizing but it ended up being tasty. Overall, this was a pretty hit and miss experience for me. I'm a sucker for a pretty restaurant, which this place is, but the food was subpar and expensive. DC prices in Woodbridge basically, which should have meant better quality and quantity of food. But there aren't a lot of options in Woodbridge for Thai, and even fewer cute places, so I'd probably come back if I was in the area again.