We were hoping to grab some bentos after being on the water but they were down to just tacos. Staff…read morerecommended the tacos and to our delight the bulgogi tacos were absolutely delicious. Flavorful and not too greasy. Highly recommend this amazing gem of a bento place!

Delicious Banh Mi, Gyoza and Musubi! You can grab a beer from the Brewery and order food.read more

Once upon a time located on the spit and then on Lake Shore Drive - now serving fine food at the…read moreZen Den on Wednesdays. Everything they make is amazing but their Birria taco is my favorite. The au jus is perfect and has a touch of acid to cut the richness of the meat!

We gave this place a try after a long day in the bay fishing since we were staying at the Seaplane…read moreBase. The tacos were delicious as well as the guacamole. It is also a great view of the seaplane base.

The food here is always delicious! Doesn't matter what you order, it's gonna be bomb! If you catch…read morethem, don't miss your opportunity to get a meal, they're only in Homer for the summer months!

Amazing food amazing prices amazing people! Great atmosphere. Owners always in a good mood!…read moreDefinitely worth your time and money...

A new food truck serving Indian/Middle Eastern in Homer. They are located Monday-Friday in the…read moreparking lot of Sweetgale Meadworks, Saturdays at the Farmers market & closed on Sundays. We had dinner reservations, but when we went to the meadery the aromas coming out of the truck were so amazing I knew we had to try something! I ordered 2 samosas. They were huge! The filling was vegetarian and very flavorful. The pastry was light & crispy. I also got a side of hot sauce that was not super spicy, but added an additional layer of tastiness. The owners were extremely friendly and excited about this new business venture. Their truck is definitely worth a try! Next time I will order some more from their menu!

The woman taking our order was kind and patient as 4 of us tried to figure out what we wanted and…read moreordered. My "curry of the day" was Mushroom Masala and it was full of mushrooms and other veggies and was really flavorful. Although the garlic naan was thinner than I am used to it was very good and just enough garlic. I loved the tabboulleh made with cauliflower. Others in our party had the falafel and said it was very good. I'd eat here again if I come back to Homer.

Finished a light dinner just before the 9 pm close. Dining room is spacious with lots of large…read morewindows with a bay view. Tacos and enchiladas were quick and tasty. Americanized, but well executed.

Yes, I have been back to visit my dearly beloved "best fries in Alaska" and I can confirm that they…read morestill retain the number one spot. This place was so packed tonight, because it's the height of the tourist season (we couldn't get parked for a good 10 minutes) and so the place was HEAVING and packed to the rafters. Even so, we were seated immediately, and the fancy water carafe brought to us. Obviously I think most of the people in here are tourists. Most don't look Alaskan, if you know what I mean. I order the sublime Parm Fry Stack, that I've been dreaming about for 7 months, and he got, oh who cares what he got, I don't remember. He should write his own reviews. Despite the jam-packed dining room, it was not overly noisy, and you could hear your conversation. I had an unfortunate experience at a cafe recently, where I encountered one of those people who love the sound of their own voice, instead of chowing down on some good food. Fortunately there were none of those type in here, and so I got to appreciate my Parm Fry Stack in peace. Our server seemed surprised that I only wanted the Parm Fry Stack, and not a proper entree, and we wouldn't be sharing them between us, along with our main meal. No! Potatoes can be a main too. Well. You know the last time I had them, I was impressed. It was a sizable portion. This time, it was an absolutely enormous portion. A DAUNTING portion. Even I was dubious that I could manage it. But they were as epically delicious as the first time with no difference in flavour at all, which I am supremely grateful for. I don't give out awards such as Number 1 fry in Alaska lightly, but this humongous beast has earned its place, and retained it with consistent quality. Absolutely beautiful!

We love Bong's Bistro SO MUCH!! This is one of the few places in Homer that deserves 5 stars, as…read moreyou can tell from our profile (we're not picky some places just aren't that good). The people are friendly, and the food is spectacular every time. And the time estimates they give are ALWAYS precise, and we're never waiting longer than we expect. The food is delicious and wonderful and we've never regretted a single penny spent here. We don't have any pictures because we always scarf down the food before we think to take a picture. The food always smells incredible. Thank you Bong's for being in Homer every summer.

Besieged with hunger pains and feeling hangry (!) the wife, boys, and I head to Bong's Bistro - the…read morebright yellow food trailer next to Grogs in Homer. A simple menu of asian fusion made ordering so easy - a choice of ramen bowls, rice bowls, and the obligatory appetisers like beef lumpia. Not to mention friendly staff. We ordered a pork rice bowl with a fried egg and cucumber salad, a yellow curry chicken rice bowl with sliced cucumber, and beef lumpia for the boys - although they werent hungry so dad polished that off. While waiting, the boys rolled down the grass hill and we chatted with a newly arrived plastic surgeon from Dallas - you definitely meet an eclectic crowd in Homer. Though the wait was a tad long - maybe percieved as much due to my hunger - it was worth the wait. The food was delicious, satisfying, and comforting. The yellow curry had just enough spice, the pork was savory with a hint of sweet and sour as well as being juicy. To use street words - it was grub. And as a person familiar with Compton and crip walking - I know street. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a fully belly with authentic flavors and a low key vibe. Do yourself a favor, treat you and yours to Bong's Bistro and thank me later. 4 out of 5 stars as there was no hostess, no complimentary champagne, and no jacket and tie requirement.

I was in Homer attending a workshop we had an impromptu get together at A friends rv and someone…read morebrought fish and chips from A bus named Sue , they were halibut fish and chips and they were so good that I'm waiting outside of their door for then to open . Their hours are 11:00-4:00 . They have a small menu but it includes rockfish tacos , coconut shrimp several different halibut specials and I even see Brussels sprouts on the menu sign . ( little while later ) I had the halibut fish and chips with a side salad instead of chips ( 2.00 up charge for salad) the halibut was delicious but the nicest surprise was the salad it had sprouts , pickled onions , cucumbers and tomatoes with delicious greens . The halibut is caught fresh each day and the salad tasted like it had just been harvested from a local garden .

Service was not customer friendly so I can't say I recommend this place. Food was decent but not…read moregreat. My quesadilla had a very skimpy amount of food in it. My son said his burrito tasted good but was half hot and half cold. This place has lots of potential so it's a shame that it's not living up to it in my opinion.

What delicious lunch we just had! Lobster roll that was stuffed full of tender lobster meat and a…read morewonderful crab and corn chowder. The lobster roll came with doubloons, thin sliced fried potatoes! The Siren truck was right on the Homer Spit, beautiful scenery and excellent food!

From the owner: A foodtruck that serves Mainely Alaskan food. We have items local to Homer and also items from…read moreMaine. Our food is housemade, no fillers, and high quality. Hand cut, housemade , house smoked.