would also put Kebab Factory in this category. Not 100% authentic, but quite good with interesting and creative dishes. I have especially enjoyed their weekend brunch. Still, I wish we had a restaurant in Boston like Washington...

. Coco Sala is right in Penn Quarter so very convenient. Oh and if you end up going to Rasika- if you like sticky toffee pudding their is very good, people also like the chocolate samosas (although I am not crazy over them).

Thought it would be interesting so see what peoples plans, thoughts and information are for this season. So far, I have a made a lunch reservation at Rasika.

enough out to get a reservation at one of the big boys if you wanted to spend a little more. I also love Rasika for Indian or Bombay Club (same owners). It is Indian but a little different from your normal Indian cuisine.Both are...

the exception of Rasika - Indian like you may have never had in the States and BTW not far from your stay. the spinach is not to be missed).

nns—you rock. We rolled into Philly fresh from several lackluster meals in DC (with the exception of the palak chaat at Rasika). Looked around our decrepit room at Four Points by the airport and decided to go to dinner at...

. Rasika - high end indian? That’s the theme, but I didn’t really see it in the menu. Soho – king of the weigh your food and pay for it places, imo – they have friend plantains and mango every day....

Indian restaurants are always a good source for vegetarian food – I like Rasika for upscale, and Indique for a neighborhood place. There are a few places in DC that serve only vegetarian food – I think the place in...

such a bad experience – and I expect more from a Chowhound! Next time you come, try one of these, or any other local restaurant that the Chowhounds could have pointed you to: Rasika, Jaleo, Oyamel, Zaytinya, Central, Marvin,...

In order: The Source. Minibar.Tosca. Komi. Equinox. Tasting room @ Black Salt. Vidalia. Palena. Hook. Rasika.

I’ve read they have more Indian restaurants then the Baltimore area. Another thing that D.C has that Baltimore does not have are very high-end haughty Indian restaurants such as Rasika in Penn Quarter where dinner for two...

sometimes. People here didn’t like Oya, Rasika and Zengo and we loved all 3. Steve R

door to Sorriso is Indique, a very good Indian restaurant. (But not as good as others in the city, namely Rasika and Nirvana.) If you like Thai, Rice in Logan Circle and Regent Thai in Dupont Circle/Adams Morgan area (on 18th st...

professional operators. In the last few years, we’ve seen the creation of a really innovative Indian place in Rasika and a fancy place that actually has a sense of fun—2941. One is part of a corporate chain and the...

of an innovating and interesting Indian place that I wish were in Los Angeles. I have it on list to visit next time I go to DC. http://www.chilefire.com/posting-detail.asp?Post_ID=64&Recipe_ID= From the review of Rasika in the...