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.

In the Washington Blade’s 20th annual Best of LGBTQ D.C. issue, readers named Beau Thai “Best Carryout/Delivery.” About 4,000 nominations and 30,000 votes were cast in 60 categories for the 20th annual Best of awards.

For the eight consecutive year, Washington City Paper Readers named Beau Thai the “Best Thai Restaurant” in the DC region.

To honor Breast Cancer Awareness month, Beau Thai will donate 100% of proceeds from its cocktail “Tickled Pink” to Earlier.

To celebrate 2021 LGBTQ+ pride month, Beau Thai created its second pride t-shirt, "Pride is BEAUtiful." Beau Thai donated $1,000 -- including all proceeds from the t-shirts -- to Casa Ruby.

Our third annual "Sparkle" campaign -- when 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.

November 28, 2020 - In its December 2020 issue, Washingtonian Magazine readers identified Beau Thai as a beloved place to eat and to get takeout.

This June, Beau Thai introduced its new, low intervention (aka "natural") wine program. The resulting wine list features fun and approachable varietals, small producers, and delicious pairings with Beau Thai's made from scratch Thai cuisine.

For the seventh consecutive year, Washington City Paper readers named Beau Thai the "Best Thai Restaurant" in the Washington region. Beau Thai also secured second place in the category "Best Asian Restaurant."

By participating in July's third annual War of the Rosés, Beau Thai and sister restaurant BKK Cookshop donated 10% of July's rosé sales--$1,300--to three great causes in the D.C. area.

To celebrate gay pride this year, Beau Thai created its first pride t-shirt: RAINBEAU. Beau Thai donated $1,000 -- profits from the t-shirts -- to the Center for Black Equity.