Thai Delicacies Thai Delicacies is bringing the vibrant flavors of authentic Thai cuisine to West Columbia. Our menu features a variety of Thai favorites such as Pad Thai, Kuai Tiao, Tom Yum Soup, Pad Krapao, and an array of seafood dishes. Enjoy bold, flavorful dishes like spicy Papaya Salad, refreshing boba drinks, and the classic Mango Sticky Rice. Whether dining in with friends or grabbing takeout, Thai Delicacies provides a casual, welcoming atmosphere to enjoy the best of Thai food.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1213 Sunset Blvd, West Columbia, SC 29169
Phone: (803) 445-1443
Website: https://online.skytab.com/59a0140a0dc3c8fd6cd37f9e67f196f6
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Reviews
This place was really good! I got the chicken basil stir fry with a fried egg and husband got the beef rice stir fry. He also ordered a Thai tea, which actually pretty good since I’m very picking whenever he picks out the drinks. But a very fair warning!
And it will say this one their menu too; it is not a fast food place. Food is all fresh and made to order. So please be patient when waiting. Also the spicy level! Just the level one alone had my nose running. I didn’t mind, I love spicy food but definitely don’t underestimate it!
It’s a nice chill place and you can order ahead for take out.
The waitress was super awesome too! And everyone was so kind to her. Overall great food and a positive energy from there.
The absolute star of the show was the Tom Yum Goong. It is, hands down, some of the best I’ve ever had. The balance of flavors was masterfully executed—you get that signature hit of spicy and sour right away, followed by the aromatic depth of fresh Lemon and basil.
I went with my husband and daughter, and we shared everything. We started with the crab rangoon, perfectly crispy and not overly sweet, which I loved Then we had khao soi and pad kee mao. Since our kiddo was sharing, we ordered both with no spice and added heat from the side. They were tasty mild, but once we added some spice… chef’s kiss The khao soi was rich and comforting, and the pad kee mao had great texture and layers of flavor. We finished with mango sticky rice, fresh, lightly sweet, and the perfect ending ✨
Everything was flavorful, portions were generous, and we genuinely enjoyed every dish and will definitely be back
The other plate ordered (red curry) was to salty with thick viscosity lacking balance, missing basil and coconut flavor.
Food was such a disappointment especially for the price.
Additionally, there was no music to soften or mask all the noise and loud chatter from the kitchen (which we could’ve done without). A little music goes a long way.
We eat out often but not returning here.
My husband’s basil fried rice was quite good. My khao soi was not khao soi, sadly (although it did taste good). I wanted to get some background from the waitress, but she responded, “Well, I’m not Thai, so I don’t know the difference. I just work here”.
Honestly, not the best customer service response on any level.
I had Pad Krapao Gai and a Thai tea the first time (my wife got Sweet Soy fried rice) and Pad Woon Sen with pork and mango sticky rice the second time. Pad Woon Sen is one of my top favorite Thai dishes and this did not disappoint! I loved it all. I love spicy food so I get the highest level of spice they offer (level 5). They are really reasonably priced and offer large portions.
The staff are so nice and attentive. They really want to make sure you’re enjoying your food.
Now.. these are authentic Thai dishes (the owners grew up in Thailand) and Thai food is spicy. The wait staff will tell you CLEARLY that the food is typically spicier than most places (it is also plainly written in the menu). If you don’t like spicy food or if pepper is too spicy for your weak taste buds, ask them to make it less spicy or not spicy at all. Do not take it out on the wait staff or the chefs making the food if you can’t handle the heat. That’s your issue, not theirs. Don’t be rude.