
4912 Thai Cuisine is located at 4912 Wisconsin Ave, NW.
I’ve never seen an outpouring of support like this:

Category: Restaurants, Tenleytown
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20 May 2013 10:16 AM
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22 May 2013 11:02 AM
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19 May 2013 4:27 PM
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20 May 2013 10:43 AM
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22 May 2013 12:36 PM
It's still not available at my house in Columbia Heights. Maybe soon.
The tax record lists 1423 sq ft. The listing shows 1908 finished sq ft. I wonder if...
Completely agree with this.
They must be counting the basement... and even still, I suspect the numbers might be off....
Rant: Rolling Thunder.
So. Obnoxiously. Loud.
That’s just a general cert of registration to do retail business. I’m not sure it relates to alcohol.
Oops, I think you’re right. Fixing it now!
Why is it suspended? Because they didn’t have an original enough name for the business?
I ate here once. Overall, the food was not any better or worse than the other nearby Thai restaurants (Neisha, Tara Thai). More or less average. However, the decor is some of the most bizarre that I’ve seen. Rustic brick walls with cutouts housing some type of traditional Thai vessels. The glass tabletop reveals a cutout (think a diorama) with some type of decorative cloth and fake flower combination. It’s like they bought out some other failed restaurant and just went with whatever was already there.
Also, the place was dead on a Saturday night at 8pm. I’m guessing they are struggling financially and cannot straight up either afford the license, or are in violation of some health or safety code and cannot afford to fix it.
I recently discovered Siam House in Cleveland Park and it has become my go-to place anything I get a Thai craving. Their food is definitely a cut above the rest.
Oh hell yeah can I get a WUT WUT, Siam House is excellent. Their delivery is a bit slow but otherwise they’re very, very good.
I always feel bad for struggling small businesses, but this restaurant is pretty bad. The food is bland and if it closed it would be no big loss. Siam House is definitely much better, as is Old Siam on Capitol Hill.
Long time carryout customer, 15 years or so. Decent food at fair prices. I’m definitely curious what’s going on here.
The notice is signed by the Chief of the Collections Division, Compliance Administration, Office of Tax and Revenue. Money issue.
Looks like a suspension for back taxes. Small businesses barely making it many times have to defer taxes to stay open, and Mayor Gray has ramped up tax collection, which shutters businesses behind in taxes.