I have tried many supposedly authentic Thai restaurants in various cities in the states, but not a single one is as amazing as this place.
Great food! Got curry and chicken pad thai. Both dishes were very good.\\n\\nThe restaurant shares an entrance with 34 West Theater. Highly recommended.
I love this restaurant! Definitely my favorite Thai restaurant in Charleston and it's surrounding area, as well as one of my top 3 favorite Thai restaurants ever. It has a very clean, beautiful atmosphere with incredibly kind staff. The food is delicious and quickly prepared every time. It is my favorite place for quiet, casual dining in Charleston. Highly recommended.
Quiet, clean respite from the chaos of City Market. Pleasant staff, good value for lunch menu. Basil and Drunken Noodles with hot green tea $30
Newer gem in Charleston. We walked in and were the only ones there, but that didn’t deter us. Cute simple atmosphere with outstanding food. We had 3 different entrees, all with unique flavors, and 2 appetizers, and none of it disappointed. Service was great.
Great food. Nice staff. Got the veggie pad see ew and the flavors were amazing with a nice spiciness level. The hostess was really nice. They were very busy for takeout. They also have a full service bar with a nice variety of beers and wine.
Has to be one of my favorite Thai restaurants I’ve been to! It was great service and great food. Their pad Thai and drunken noodles were amazing. I will definitely be coming here when I need a good place to eat downtown.
While in town for the winter, this was one of the most highly rated places open on December 25. We are a fan of Thai so we said why not. We arrived approximately 3:40 pm, and while the venue wasn’t packed when we arrived to place a to go order, it was a struggle to get someone’s attention to place it. We were told to go would be about 20 minutes. We waited over an hour. Others came and went with their to go and were seated and provided their meals. I want to believe it was due to the date because the ratings gave me confused.\\n\\nFood: Drunken Noodles was not what I expected or what I’m used to. They were sweet and spicy. It’s nothing I’ve ever tasted before. Not necessarily good or bad. I wouldn’t order again. The massaman curry was good. My son enjoyed his chicken satay and fried rice.\\n\\nI wouldn’t return. However that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. I hope you find this review helpful. If so, please give me thumbs up. Thank you.
While in town for the winter, this was one of the most highly rated places open on December 25. We are a fan of Thai so we said why not. We arrived approximately 3:40 pm, and while the venue wasn’t packed when we arrived to place a to go order, it was a struggle to get someone’s attention to place it. We were told to go would be about 20 minutes. We waited over an hour. Others came and went with their to go and were seated and provided their meals. I want to believe it was due to the date because the ratings gave me confused.Food: Drunken Noodles was not what I expected or what I’m used to. They were sweet and spicy. It’s nothing I’ve ever tasted before. Not necessarily good or bad. I wouldn’t order again. The massaman curry was good. My son enjoyed his chicken satay and fried rice.I wouldn’t return. However that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. I hope you find this review helpful. If so, please give me thumbs up. Thank you.
I'll definitely be back. Pad Thai was delicious, I would probably go to a 3 spice next time just to add some more kick. Very polite staff!