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Ti-Ney Bangkok is now open in Charleston, South Carolina | Food

The former Zeppelin Pizza Co. on James Island now houses a Thai restaurant whose owners were born and raised in Bangkok.







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Fresh basil rolls are prepared at the newly opened Ti-Ney Bangkok restaurant on James Island.




Ti-Ney Bangkok is now open, serving curry poppers, spring rolls, pad see ew, roasted duck on ginger rice, Phuket-inspired pho and more. The new restaurant is located at 1175 Folly Road in the same shopping center as Garage 75 and Ladles Soups.


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If Ti-Ney Bangkok sounds familiar, it’s because it was the name of a restaurant that opened in Goose Creek four years ago. The owners of that eatery – now known as Bangkok Restaurant – sold the naming rights to Ti-Ney to Panipak Boonprajak and Attapon Monpichit, the owners of the new James Island destination.







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Fiona Rachman, 10, scores a goal while playing foosball against Brad Rachman on August 19 while the two wait for their food.




Monpichit’s mother, Salukjit Saetiew, runs the kitchen as head chef.

Ti-Ney Bangkok is open Monday to Thursday from 11am to 10pm and Friday and Saturday from 11am to 11pm. For more information, visit tineybangkokfolly.com.


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