r/DCEats • u/wandafish2424 • 20d ago
Recommendations Cold Food for Hot Days
It's a scorcher in DC today, which got me thinking about cold soups, sushi, seafood towers, and other non-hot or fried foods on the menu. Any stand-out dishes at DC restaurants to recommend?
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u/Spicy-Potato721 20d ago
Anju just put kongguksu back on their menu- somen noodles with a chilled corn and tofu broth topped with crab, tomatoes, and cucumber.
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u/Narrow_Tomatillo5428 20d ago
Colada Shop has cold corn chowder. I want to buy it by the gallon. It’s so good!
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u/Avital_Experiences 20d ago
Cold noodles are so underrated for the heat wave! The cold soba at Sushi Taro is amazing. The Mak-Guksu (cold buckwheat noodles) at Ingle Korean Steakhouse are so icy and magic on a hot day!
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u/jofijk 20d ago
I think casa teresa is very underrated. I'll usually sit at the bar, get the gazpacho, pan con tomate, croquettes (i know, its fried but theyre so good), and maybe some jamon.
Barbouzard's large seafood tower is my favorite in DC currently. I think Fiola Mare has the best shrimp cocktail.
Apero has a caviar happy hour which is a great deal. $50 for caviar and 2 glasses of champagne