We ended 2023 with another successful "Sparkle" campaign for Horton’s Kids. The results are in, and we’re proud to have donated $2,745 to and gathered toys for the youth served by this amazing nonprofit.

Beau Thai celebrated its nonprofit neighbors this November.

Beau Thai participated in the 2023 Chefs for Equality by providing a savory tasting table, a made-to-order papaya salad station.

The 2023 War of the Rosés was the biggest iteration of the annual charitable competition to date. Nineteen restaurants and bars participated and sold over $110,000 in rosé in July. As a result, participants will donate over $11,000 to charity.

Beau Thai donated $1,800 to the ACLU’s Drag Defense Fund in commemoration of Pride 2023.

Beau Thai continues its tradition of celebrating and supporting Pride.

Beau Thai Executive Chef and Founder demonstrated how to larb gai at home in WTOP’s home cooking for Valentine’s series.

We ended 2022 with our fifth annual "Sparkle" campaign. We decked out our restaurants with tinsel and lights, donated a portion of sparkling drink sales to and collected customer contributions for Horton's Kids.

Beau Thai celebrates its nonprofit neighbors this November.

Beau Thai celebrated Art All Night by bringing back its popular “Postcards from Art All Night” project.

The 2022 War of the Rosés was the biggest iteration of the annual charitable competition to date. Twenty one restaurants and bars participated and sold over $100,000 in rosé in July. As a result, participants will donate over $10,000 to charity.

Since 2018, Beau Thai has organized and participated in the a friendly and charitable annual competition called the War of the Rosés

To celebrate 2022 LGBTQ+ pride month, Beau Thai created its third pride t-shirt and donated $1,000 -- including all proceeds from the t-shirts -- to SMYAL.

Beau Thai donated $500 to World Central Kitchen to support the organization’s response to the humanitarian crisis resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

We ended 2022 with our fourth annual "Sparkle" campaign. We decked out our restaurants with tinsel and lights, donated a portion of sparkling drink sales to and collected customer contributions for Horton's Kids.

For the 44th year, Washingtonian asked readers what they’ve loved most about DC’s food scene. From new restaurants to cocktail spots, fine-dining destinations to pizza shops, they identified where they most loved to eat this year. Readers named Beau Thai their favorite Thai restaurant.

Beau Thai donated $500 to La Clinica Del Pueblo for Giving Tuesday 2021. This amazing nonprofit—and neighbor to the restaurant’s Mt Pleasant location—has been addressing the distinct health needs of the Latino immigrant community since 1983.

Beau Thai is among twenty restaurants from across the United States selected to receive a $50,000 grant after a nationwide, community-driven contest. Beau Thai will use this grant money in its entirety to pay bonuses to its staff.

To honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October 2021, Beau Thai created a special cocktail — “Tickled Pink” — and donated 100% of proceeds from it to Earlier. The resulting donation was $1,040 to Earlier.

Beau Thai continued its years-long support of New Endeavors by Women by donating $1,000 to the nonprofit’s annual fundraiser.