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Moon Rabbit

Kevin Tien's Penn Quarter room serves nothing but tastings during Restaurant Week: three, five or seven courses at $65, $85 or $105. Every tier opens with the same two canapés and ends with goat's milk namelaka and summer melons. The $85 adds tofu panna cotta with uni and a salted egg carbonara.

Vietnamese · Penn Quarter · Aug 24–Sept 5, 2026 · $$$ · menu checked Aug 25

Aug 24Sept 5

Good Deal on the kitchen's own a la carte card larger plates run $30 to $43 and desserts $18 to $19, so one of each already reaches $54 to $62. The $65 Restaurant Week dinner adds an appetizer and two canapes, though the tasting portions run smaller than the a la carte plates they echo. Here’s how we calculate it.

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CanapésServed
  • Bánh Khoai Mì

    coconut butter mochi, pandan, corn, shrimp

  • Cua Rang Me

    marinated snow crab claws, tamarind, nước chấm

AppetizerServed
  • Sò Điệp Nướng

    grilled scallop, ginger scallion butter, cashew tofu mousse

Add-On Bread — $14Served
  • Bánh Mì Hành+$14

    laminated scallion bread, whipped butter, pork floss

Choice of EntréePick 1
DessertServed
  • Dưa Gang

    goat’s milk namelaka, summer melons, sesame, rau răm, mizuna

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About Moon Rabbit

Moon Rabbit is Chef Kevin Tien's award-winning contemporary Vietnamese restaurant in Washington, D.C. Inspired by family, migration, and memory, the restaurant explores the evolving story of Vietnamese American cuisine through bold flavors, thoughtful technique, and a deep connection to heritage. Drawing from regional Vietnamese traditions, personal experiences, and the diverse influences that have shaped his career, Chef Kevin Tien creates dishes that are both deeply personal and distinctly modern. Each plate reflects a conversation between past and present—honoring tradition while pushing Vietnamese cuisine forward through creativity, refinement, and innovation. At its core, Moon Rabbit is a celebration of culture, community, and belonging: honoring where we come from while embracing where we're going.