Imm Thai On 9

This place delivers consistently good food, I am slightly bias as a lover of Thai food. I'm given the exact level of spice I request. The staff is always very friendly and polite. I will say it's a bit on the pricey side especially for lunch, most meals begin at $13.95 without a protein and if you're pescaterian like myself that shrimp/seafood will run you between $15.95-$19.95 depending on dish. The drinks are good although there is a slightly different with each bartender, but still good nonetheless. Parking is a street parking situation which is pay to park and depending on the day of the week and/or time of day can be challenging as there are many other establishments in the area. Overall, I enjoy this restaurant.

Went here on a date night and dont have any complaints about the time I had there other than the fact that I asked for extra broccoli and it looked like the regular amount. So next time I will be asking for it on the side to make sure. If you know DC you know parking can be tricky but I found parking fairly easily. I got a vegetarian dish which I really enjoyed, my date got some crab dish that he was indifferent about but thats on him. My food was bomb. My servers name was Doe (not sure if I spelled it right but he said dough as in cookie dough ) and he was super nice and super helpful. He checked on us, gave some good advice and was just fun to be around. I will definitely be back!

Took my daughter here for her birthday on the fourth of July. Only sushi place that opened for the holiday. Fresh food, the atmosphere is intimate, the prices r on point, the staff was great but there were limited choices on their menu. The Arnold Palmer & Thai Teas were excellent, ordered the Seaweed salad & the Rainbow roll, my daughter had the 911 roll. Both were so good...

In one word: Delicious! The Chef’s attention to detail and pairing of flavors is a true culinary experience. Gourmet food at great prices. The service is always friendly, fast, and helpful in recommending good food and awesome sake. If you love sushi, Thai, or Japanese food, you must try this restaurant. You will not be disappointed.

A nice place for a meal, but definitely a bit pricey (for dinner you'll be spending a minimum of about $15 per person). Although it isn't cheap, the serving sizes were a good size and very filling. Between all of us, we tried 2 sushi rolls and 3 thai noodle dishes -- all were good. The noodle dishes were a little watery at the bottom, but still tasted good.

My favorite Thai spot closet to my home... if I’m ever hungry and don’t know what to eat.. I stop at Imms for the tum kha, duck rolls, veggies rolls, spicy basil fried rice, chefs special fried rice... at this moment we enjoyed the duck rolls, the veggie rolls, ginga, sake bombs = warm sake with shinga, cucumber salad, crispy herbal shrimp, and the kapow Thai spicy basil