

Step into the vibrant world of Two Bit Club, where Vietnamese flavors dance with French flair in a culinary adventure like no other. Our chefs blend tradition with a playful twist, crafting dishes that are as Instagram-worthy as they are delicious. From comforting pho to savory banh mi, get ready to explore the diverse tastes of Saigon. Prepare your taste buds for a delightful journey filled with fun, creativity, and exceptional food!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 93 Society St Unit 101, Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: (854) 246-8012
Website: https://www.twobitclub.com/?y_source=1_MTA1NTUzODUyNi03MTUtbG9jYXRpb24ud2Vic2l0ZQ%3D%3D
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Reviews
We ordered most of everything on the menu and everything was absolutely delicious. They were also very mindful and accommodating of allergies we had in our party! I especially enjoyed their cocktail menu and had a yummy Chai Espresso Martini.
To continue their generous hospitality, they comped two desserts for us – the Bánh Choux and the Honey Crème Brulee. These were the highlight of the meal for me! The pandan cream in the choux was absolutely delicious & I’m not normally a fan of crème brulee, but the honey flavor really did it for me!
Would highly recommend – the generous staff, the chic atmosphere & the delicious food all made for a wonderful evening!
It also happened to be happy hour so I was excited to see what they had to offer.
The restaurant is stunning, beautiful decor, clean and they have an open kitchen.
It wasn’t busy at all when I went on a Monday afternoon so I sat at the bar. My bartender was very lovely and gave me some suggestions.
Shrimp summer rolls – rolls were good but I felt the sauce was one dimensional. Yes while it was a peanut sauce it didn’t really have any other flavors. Like a savory or sweet element to it so I asked for fish sauce.
I did get “fish sauce” but I was referring to like the “nuoc cham” mixed fish sauce you would get a most Vietnamese restaurants. I didn’t make a fuss and just rolled with what they gave me.
Beef fried rice, looked amazing however, I also thought the flavor was again one sided. You can taste the aromatics which enjoyed, but it was just savory overall. Which is not a bad thing per se, but I was looking for more flavors. The rice itself was cooked well and the beef was good but I didn’t love it. For the price of $10 you do get a good portion.
Spare ribs was the best thing I had. I actually liked eating it with the rice because it had such a rich and sweet flavor, it complemented the savoriness of the rice and balanced it all out.
Crispy bits and tender biting into the rib. They nailed this one for sure.
For all that food I spent $37 so I found that to be a great deal for the quality of food.
I would be interested to come back and try some of their entrees. I think off Vietnamese food it was just missing a couple key elements in terms of flavor.
The food was just as impressive. Every dish was beautifully prepared, full of flavor, and came out perfectly paced for our group. It’s rare to find a place that nails both the atmosphere and the menu, but Two Bit Club delivered on every front. My personal favorite were the coconut mussels – we drank the broth, that’s how delicious it is! The curry was also phenomenal but truly the whole meal was amazing. I’ll be thinking about this restaurant for a very long time!
If you’re looking for a spot in Charleston to celebrate a big occasion—or even just treat yourself to an unforgettable meal—I can’t recommend this place enough. Two Bit Club made my bachelorette dinner a night to remember! Thank you so much Two Bit Club team and a special shout out to our waiter for making us laugh throughout the dinner!
We *loved* this place from start to finish. The service was warm, attentive, and knowledgeable without being overbearing — the kind that makes you feel genuinely welcome. The atmosphere strikes the perfect balance between cozy and modern, with an inviting energy that makes it ideal for both date night and a lively dinner with friends.
We ordered a variety of dishes to share, and not a single plate disappointed. The **tuna tartar** was fresh and beautifully balanced. The **shrimp small plate** absolutely stole the show with its bold, vibrant flavors and tender cabbage — it was one of our favorites of the night. The **coconut mussels** were another standout, swimming in a rich, aromatic broth that we couldn’t stop dipping into. The **chicken wings** were perfectly crisp, and the **chicken curry** was deeply flavorful, comforting, and just the right level of heat.
The **shaking beef** was cooked to perfection — tender and savory, with a delicious caramelized edge that paired perfectly with its accompaniments.
Dessert was just as impressive. The **banana pudding** was heavenly (a table favorite!), the **Vietnamese coffee sundae** packed a flavorful punch, and the **crème brûlée** was silky and rich with a flawless sugar crust.
Every dish had its own personality, and the flavors felt both authentic and elevated. You can tell the kitchen puts real care into what they serve — nothing felt rushed or generic.
**Favorites of the night:** the shrimp, the mussels, the chicken curry, and that unforgettable banana pudding. We’re already planning our next visit.
Sorry about didn’t take great photos and forgot to take photos of the larger plates
Chicken curry was the best
I ordered the chef’s tasting menu and started with the Tom Rim appetizer. The shrimp was high quality and well-spiced, but the aromatics were a bit burnt, and it sat on a slaw that was much sweeter than I expected, which threw off the balance of the dish.
The shaken beef entrée also missed the mark. The meat itself was a good cut, but the sauce leaned far too sweet and lacked the depth I was hoping for. It was served with plain white rice, two strips of lettuce, and a couple of cherry tomatoes. For a restaurant at this price point, the presentation felt underwhelming.
Dessert was the highlight. The bread pudding was served chilled, which was unusual, but it ended up being the best dish of the night—though that isn’t saying much compared to the rest of the meal.
Service started off slow but improved as the evening went on. The atmosphere was fun and vibrant.