8 Best Thai Restaurants near Mount Pleasant

“Every time I go they wow me! Delicious and fast! Best Thai in Charleston!“

“Great food, and amazing service!“

“We loved our food but were most impressed by how friendly and helpful the staff was with our 1 year old. They brought out her food first without us asking and kept checking to see if she needed anything. Was our best experience eating out with a child so far.“

“The food was really top.
The drinks seemed relatively expensive. That's why we only drank water.
Unfortunately, the furniture outside is no longer beautiful and is weathered.
And the staff seemed relatively distant to us. We often missed a really genuine smile from the manager.“

“Happy to say this place lived up to the rave reviews! The space is bigger than expected and we thought it would be just counter service, but they have full dine in service. We started with the fresh basil rolls and they were super fresh and crunchy. The dipping sauce was also so flavorful. For our mains, I got the panang curry with shrimp and my husband got the pad thai with beef. The panang curry had the perfect amount of spice and was so flavorful, so much better than the curries I attempt to make at home! My husband loved the pad thai, and they even brought us some chile oil if he wanted to spice it up. We had to get the mango sticky rice for dessert. I've never had it before, but I have to say I'm a big fan now! The mango was perfectly ripe and the rice was cooked well and nice and warm. The service was friendly and attentive. We will definitely be back!

Parking: The lot has plenty of spots.“

“I LOVE Thai food! It's so hard to find good, authentic Thai food in my area, so when I and my friend found ourselves on Folly Beach and hungry, we hit up Google for some quick, interesting food options and this place immediately caught our attention. It was around 2pm on Friday, and we entered the restaurant to find we were the sole guests. A sweet lady invited us to choose a table and promptly took our drink orders, as we surely looked hot and thirsty. I had a big reusable cup with me and asked if she would mind filling it with a ton of ice water as I was nearing heatstroke, and without batting an eye she took it from me and quick as lightning returned with my frigid refreshment. I also got a sweet tea, which was achingly sweet but gave me the sugar energy to continue surviving. My friend had never had curry, so we started with the Curry Puffs appetizer. They were super-fresh, hot as hell (temperature-wise), perfectly crisp, and delicious with the amazing vinegar-red onion-cucumber dipping sauce. My friend loved them! Then it was time to get down to business. I ordered the Prik Khing with shrimp and it was fantastic! The shrimp were spiralized somehow, making the dish a feast for all the senses, with its gorgeous presentation, spicy aroma, and subtle but building heat. Plenty of delicious veggies made me feel like it was a healthy lunch option. The portion was significant, and I took half home for an amazing late-night snack, which I shared with my husband who has always claimed to hate That food. He liked it! As a matter of fact, he ate more than his share. ;) My friend got Green Curry Chicken and LOVED it! The coconut milk took the edge off the heat of the curry and the fragrance was incredible! The veggies were perfectly cooked and the chicken was fork-tender and saturated with amazing flavor. I am a HUGE fan of Tom Yum soup done well, and got a big cup of Tom Yum Koong to go. Eaten for lunch the following Tuesday at work, it was as good as if it had been made right then and there. These Thais know their stuff, and they do not dumb it down for us crackers. I wholeheartedly appreciate their devotion to the true essence of their food and culture, and I will definitely return for a gallon of my precious soup and whatever else on the menu strikes my fancy. Support this restaurant, because good Thai food is hard to find!“

“Fairly good Thai food, not the best curry I’ve ever had, needed more heat. Added more pepper flakes and got better. My Husband’s chicken satay was dry. Need to marinate chicken and not overcook. Portions were nice. Salad and ginger dressing was fresh, but not the best ginger dressing I’ve ever tried.“

“The food was absolutely unbelievably good but we are usually not disappointed when you going downtown Charleston South Carolina to have lunch or dinner or even breakfast this place is a must try if you like Thai food“