Moon Rabbit DC Menu – Washington, DC

Type : Vietnamese restaurant

Location : Washington, DC

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A modern, fresh and inspired approach to Vietnamese cuisine best describes acclaimed Chef Kevin Tien’s unique and complex menu. Moon Rabbit evokes memory, honors history, references globally inspired techniques and spotlights reinterpreted takes on Vietnamese and American dishes. His cuisine is a love letter to his family and growing up as a first generation Asian American.

Hip Vietnamese eatery with elevated breakfast, brunch & dinner menus, plus cocktails, wine & beer. Based on 479 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.4 stars. Price

✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Curbside pickup ✔️ No delivery

Moon Rabbit DC 20024

Address:
801 Wharf St SW, Washington, DC 20024

Phone: (202) 878-8566

Website: http://www.moonrabbitdc.com/

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Hours

Thursday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Friday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Saturday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Sunday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Monday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Tuesday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM
Wednesday 7–10:30 AM, 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM

Menu

Lunch Menu
GA NUONG NUOC MAM
Chicken wings fried then grilled in garlic
$14.00
BISCUITS AND GRAVY
Two buttermilk scallion biscuits smothered in Sichuan sausage & white pepper gravy
$12.00
CHILI WONTONS
Pork and shrimp wontons sitting in black vinegar, aged soy and topped with chili crisp
$15.00
CA CHIEN CA RI
Vietnam x Nashville hot fried Maryland blue catfish dipped in chili oil & seasoned with curry spices & hot honey. Dill tartar sauce to dip & toast
$16.00
SAIGON WEDGE SALAD
Crisp iceberg, cherry tomatoes, Thai basil ranch, aromatic bread crumbs, lap xuong
$14.00
BANH XEO
Crispy Vietnamese pancake filled with ground pork, shrimp, and bean sprouts. Served with lettuces & nuoc cham. (Please allow 20-30 min for cook time)
$23.00
FRIED EGG SALAD
Three fried eggs dressed in vegan nuoc cham. Watercress, shallots, tomatoes and cucumbers
$14.00
COM THIT NUONG
Grilled lemongrass marinated pork served with a fried egg on top of jasmine rice. Served with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, nuoc cham, lap xuong
$26.00
GUMBO RAMEN
Chicken & sausage gumbo with Temomi ramen noodles. Fermented black bean, potato salad, nori.
$19.00
COM CHIEN
Ginger scallion fried rice with chopped salt & pepper brisket. Soy marinated egg, sweet soy & fried shallots.
$22.00
THIT GA CHIEN XU
Really big pounded chicken. Crispy fried with breadcrumbs. Miso sesame ginger cabbage slaw Oof, so good.
$26.00
PHO HANOI
Roasted lemongrass chicken & black pepper steak. Very delicious.
$19.00
MI HOANH THANH VIT QUAY
Wonton noodle soup with egg noodles & fried confit duck leg with bok choy
$26.00
CHAO
Congee topped with scallions, pork floss, crispy shallots, pickled enoki mushrooms, 63 degree egg, grilled dau chao quay (Chinese donut)
$18.00
BEIGNET DONUT & COFFEE
Brioche donut filled with Cafe Du Monde coffee pastry cream and a mountain of powdered sugar. Served with a cup of holiday spiced coffee
$14.00
TROPICAL CHE
Layers on layers of lychee, nata jelly, pandan tapioca, mango, and crushed ice. Topped with condensed milk ice cream and palm sugar syrup.
$14.00
Dinner Menu
HAU’S HAU
Four oysters, nuoc mam me, papaya granita
$18.00
FOIE MOUSSE PUFF
Five spice foie mousse, choux, tamarind onion jam
$12.00
“TIET CANH VIT”
Raw bluefin tuna, beets, crushed peanuts, aromatics
$18.00
CON SO TOM KHA
Kombu cured raw scallops, tom kha vinaigrette, pickled squash
$21.00
PHO MÁT
House made Stracciatella cheese, strange flavors, focaccia
$16.00
GỎI ĐU ĐỦ
Papaya, herbs, lychee, stone fruit, peanuts
$17.00
BÁNH KHOAI MÌ
Cassava coconut cornbread, cultured butter, lime leaf
$14.00
SIU MAI & GRITS
Chayote squash, shrimp stuffing, fried unicorn grits, chili sate beurre monte
$22.00
CẢI BẮP HUE
Charred savoy cabbage, cashew romesco, pineapple, herbs
$16.00
MIDDENDORF’S LAING
Semolina fried catfish, snow pea tips, fermented napa, pork floss
$18.00
CHAO
Carolina gold congee, fried shallots, mushroom, miso roasted sunchoke
$24.00
CRAWFISH & NOODLES
Temomi noodles, confit garlic miso, crab fat liaison, aromatic panko
$32.00
ORANGE DUCK
Roasted duck breast, satusma puree, cold smoked palm sugar glaze, duck jus, yu choy
$34.00
“BÒ LÚC LẮC”
Wagyu tri-tip, black pepper jus, watercress, tomato harissa, cipollini onions
$38.00
“CANH CHUA”
Red snapper, sweet & sour broth, herb salad, umami rice
$40.00
BÁNH HỎI ĐẶC BIỆT
lemongrass pork, salt & pepper shrimp, Char Siu brisket, roasted quail Woven noodles, accoutrements
$124.00
KEM CAM
Orange creamsicle, cheesecake, persimmon compote, citrus
$16.00
BÁNH FLAN CÀ PHÊ
Condensed milk flan & ice cream, coffee gelee, palm sugar caramel, hazelnut coffee foam
$14.00
PEARS & PEARLS
Hibiscus poached pear, caramelized white chocolate, sorghum, tapioca, frozen fennel meringue
$16.00
CHE CHUOI
Coconut Mousse, caramelized puffed rice, peanut streusel, banana, mango sorbet
$16.00

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Reviews

Cookie
Fabulous lunch. Beautiful venue on the wharf. Service was excellent. We ordered 5 dishes between three people. Good size portions and everything was delicious and homemade. Bottle of wine is very reasonable as well. We even had a carrot cake dessert with cream cheese icing highly recommend

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Brianna M
Honestly, a disappointing experience. It was decent! But not what you’d expect from a Michelin star. Maybe we caught them on an off day, but overall it felt like another flashy restaurant without any substance to back it up.

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Jessica
This place was outstanding!! We were referred here by the owner’s brother who happened to own a restaurant we tried in Louisiana and boy are we happy we came because Moon Rabbit was awesome! We started with the cornbread which came with butter and cane sugar syrup on the side – superb!!

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R A
Great food, solid service & great ambiance. We had a reservation at 8:30 pm but it took 20-25 extra minutes to get seated. After we were seated, nearly everything went well. One piece of advice to management: consider fixing the table and booths. For the entire experience, while sitting alone in a booth, my booth kept sliding back and forth. Additionally, it took barely any effort to slide the table. Unacceptable for fine dining. HOWEVER, the food was amazing! Our waiter was attentive and quick to serve. I recommend!

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Jeremy M.
The food looked good but was a bit disappointing given all the good things I read online. Below is an itemized review of each dish. Will give it another try in case they are having an off day, but was not worth the price tag.

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Tanya Ko
I’ve been wanting to try this place for awhile and my husband and I finally made reservations and tried it out. First, it’s a beautiful place, loved the way it was designed. We really wanted to love this place but we were disappointed. Nothing stood out about the food. We ordered the beignets and the combination of beignets, prosciutto, “coffee” and duck fat just didn’t go well together for us. The papaya salad was okay, I’ve had better ones and homemade ones so this one was just alright. My husband ordered the crawfish and noodles and the presentation looked great so I was excited to try a bite and it was too salty for us. He finished it because we were hungry but too much salt. I ordered the fried catfish and as I mentioned before, nothing special about it. None of the dishes stood out and the flavors were just okay.

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Joe Kim
Modern Vietnamese at the wharf, a must stop. I loved the lemon grass chicken salad, and chili wontons, and the fried cat fish had so much flavor. The three appetizers were enough for probably five people. The main meal that ginger scallion fried rice the grilled pork. The gumbo ramen was smokey although a bit heavy. The fried flatten chicken was also perfectly fried. For desert, don’t skip the ube donut. Very attentive and friendly service.

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Ngan Anh Vo
We came for the lunch.

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Justin Nguyen
Came here with my family for a birthday celebration and was pleasantly surprised. Though this restaurant is tagged as Vietnamese cuisine, it’s far from the traditional dishes some readers may be familiar with… and that’s not necessarily bad! The menu is a highly modernized take on Vietnamese food, mixing in styles from other genres to create contemporary dishes.

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Kara D.
The crawfish noodle, lemongrass pork from Banh Hoi platter and the papaya salad with lychee captured our heart with their harmonious and innovative flavors. It’s evident that the chef has invested great effort in seeking a balance between tradition and creativity, giving us a culinary experience that’s both familiar and exciting.

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