My favorite restaurant in Bend! All four of the noodle soups are fantastic. The Happy Baby is a…read moredelightful mocktail. The best dishes though are brunch-- the Tom Yum grits and country potatoes (they have this incredible rosemary gochugang sauce) are so good I order them for meal prep for the week!

Loved the green beans with garlic appetizer. The pork spare…read moreribs, chicken masaman were good. The pad Thai was just ok. Service was good. Both indoor and outdoor seating areas were inviting.

Stopped here for lunch during a road trip. It wasn't busy on a Friday during lunch and were were…read moreseated quickly. I knew I wanted to try the Khao Soi because I have heard of it but never found this dish until now. I ordered it with Tofu, as well as Thai tea with coconut milk. The meal came out very quickly within 5 minutes I was shocked! Wow this dish was amazing. I loved every component of this dish. The curry was perfectly seasoned and spicy. The tofu was crispy. Just so delicious! The Thai tea was good and perfectly sweet. Although for $6 you don't get much drink. Overall this place is a must try! I loved the seating and decor inside too, such good vibes.

Food took around 15 minutes, not bad, the food was heavenly. Absolutely the BEST curry me and my…read morefriend had ever eaten in our lives!! It is on the pricey side; $23 for my khao soi curry noodles, but the serving was massive, at least 5 measuring cups worth of curry/noodles, it gave us both a meal to take home! Warning; the curry leaves a very spicy after taste! No complaints from me, cleared my sinuses! Only complaint is the Thai tea, it's expensive for only a few sips worth, more than half of the cup is whip cream, and the whole cup is barely 8 oz. The restaraunt has really nice colors/ambiance, with comfortable indoor and outdoor seating.

Food (7/10): I got the Miyagi Don Rice bowl with Chasu Pork and it was good. I liked how the…read moreflavors were balanced well, the pork was pretty crispy and juicy, and the sauce was savory and citrusy (I think I got yuzu and ginger sauce). Service (7/10): you order at the cashier and then the server would bring your food to the table. You also grab your own utensils and waters so it was a lot of self service, which worked out for the better for this place because the staff seemed pretty busy. Overall the service was OK to me. Vibes (8/10): the inside looked pretty cool since they had a big wall with graffiti art and they had good music playing in the background so overall a good vibe. However, the place is kinda small so I wouldn't recommend for groups bigger than 6 imo. Parking: we came on a Tuesday afternoon and there was plenty of parking in the plaza to the right of the restaurant. My only concern for this place was that I saw one of the servers switching between taking orders at the register and preparing food with her bare hands without washing her hands in between nor wearing gloves during food preparation so that was a bit concerning for me.

We were staying at the Marriott across the street and glad we got a chance to dine at Miyagi Ramen…read more Order at the counter and have a seat. Service was ok. Nothing really to comment about. Food: Tonkotsu Ramen Tempura Green Beans Chicken Karage The Ramens' broth was flavorful. I was disappointed with the noodles. It was overcooked. I prefer al dente noodles. Also, the meat was hard and not soft and tender. The green beans was a hit. I loved the seasoning and the chicken karage was also delicious. Overall, great spot and I'd return again if I'm in the neighborhood.

Love the atmosphere. The pictures and table decorations were very interesting and seating was…read morecomfortable. Nothing special above and beyond insofar as the service but it was not bad either. I would say, they did their job. My granddaughter and I both got the Khao Soi Curry with Chicken. It was fantastic. Hot, creamy and coconutty with just the right level of spice. The portion was extremely generous making for some excellent leftovers. It had crunchy noodles for texture, soft noodles for chew and it was very saucy, with a decent portion of chicken. If I had to find a negative, by itself, the thinly sliced chicken seemed under seasoned and would have been dry had there not been a good amount of sauce. All in all, I highly recommend a visit to others and deemed them worthy of a return visit to try some of their other menu items.

I like to keep my reviews positive but honest, and returning to Wild Rose I knew I had to give it a…read moresolid 4 stars. We have been in the past and had stellar experiences. Today had some wins and some small misses. Being a weekday, we were seated quickly with no wait at all. The host, our server, and the food runner were all lovely! As always, the decor was great and the vibe was lively. We ordered our favorite soup, the Tom Kha. It's the best version we've found, and is a must every time. For our main we split one of the featured dishes and were unfortunately underwhelmed. It was very salty and one-note, and it was supposed to be topped with a soft boiled egg. The egg on top was very over cooked, with the grey ring that can form around the yolk. Wild Rose can be excellent, and I recommend visiting if you like Thai food, but I was left wanting after this visit.

Beautiful space, great service and delicious food. The crispy basil chicken is always a favorite!…read moreHappy Hour is the way to go!

Food and service were amazing! Visiting family while in Bend, apparently they eat here often enough…read morethat the wait staff remembered them. Will definitely come back if we are ever in the area.

Spork is awesome! We were driving through town on our way home to Cali and needed to get some late…read morelunch, early dinner. We arrived around 230 on a Wednesday and were surprised how many people were coming and going. After our experience, we understand why. We got in the short, quick line and looked over the specials and menu while waiting. I ordered the heirloom salad (but got the macha salsa on the side because I'm wimpy) and the elote corn, both on the " very, very specials" board. Randy ordered the chicken tinga taco and the carnitas taco and an order of chips and salsa. Corina got the beef and broccoli which came with a side of Jasmine rice. Everything was delicious although Randy was missing a couple things: a spicier salsa and thinner chips. I thought they were fine but he is quite particular where chips and salsa are concerned. He enjoyed the tacos, loved that they were street tacos and thought the carnitas were a little more flavorful but both were good. My salad was fresh and flavorful, all the components (minus the spicy macha salsa) made it exactly what I was hoping for. The corn was buttery, creamy, flavorful. The best I've had. It's a whole piece of corn broken in half and slathered with all the goodness with some slaw, cotija and lime on the side. Corina's beef and broccoli was scrumptious. I don't normally enjoy that dish but this one was excellent. The meat was flavorful and not grisly and the broccoli was cooked perfectly, not mushy. It was a huge portion. After eating a piece of the corn, she's got beef broccoli leftovers. Randy also got a raspberry soda which was good, not super sweet, and Corina got the apple mint lemonade which was very good. Everyone was nice and helpful and the music was a good level, plenty of seating. Apparently some outside too. We absolutely are looking forward to going back. PS picture of the wallpaper in the bathroom just because I loved it.

Food was probably a 4 by itself but the order system is weird which made the ambience chaotic. They…read moremake everyone order before seating first, which in theory would make the wait time shorter but in practice this didn't work because the same guy taking orders was the guy bartending at the front. Needs one guy serving drinks and answering questions about the menu, and one person taking orders. The food was Chinese fusion with Mexican influences and we got mala noodles, 1 shrimp taco, and fried chicken. I'm Chinese and my husband is Mexican, so in theory this place would be right up our alley. However the shrimp taco's tortilla was not made fresh which is is the whole point of the taco (the salsa and the tortilla). The chicken was decent but not spectacular. The mala noodle was good on flavor (kudos for keeping the "ma" part intact) and probably the best part of the meal, but the rice noodle needs to be cooked 1-2 minutes less.

This place is SO awesome, first of all the service is fantastic! The woman who helped us was…read morefriendly and helpful - smells delicious when you walk in! Cute ambiance and the food is amazing - for dine in or take out - highly recommend - large portions, reasonable prices and great quality - definitely worth it!

While visiting Bend Oregon we decided to try Pho Viet & Cafe, because it was recommended by family…read moreand Yelp. Lots of parking spaces in front the restaurant and handicapped parking spaces. We were greeted and seated right away and they had a wide range of dishes and drinks to choose from. I had the special combination sandwich which I was surprised the size is way bigger than what normally is served and I could eat only half the sandwich. The pate and bbq pork meat was good the bbq pork meat was marinated with a great flavor. The sliced carrots & daikon vegetables normally is pickled, but this one didn't seemed pickled. Overall it was good. My wife had the tendon pho which she enjoyed broth, but didn't care for the type of noodles they used it was different from other pho restaurants. Servers were very good and quick. Restroom were clean and well maintained, even had hot water and cold water for hand washing normally most other place has only cold water. Wheelchair accessible ramp and restroom

3 5* I truly enjoy the flavors but the portion, especially of the chicken, is really small. To be…read morefair, I can put down food but Id say the chicken portion seems equivalent to one chicken thigh. I do like how its served with brown rice and a salad. I've had the momos, pork belly special and the chicken. They all had their own distinct seasonings which I enjoyed.

Himalayan Bites is part of a food truck park, not a sit-in restaurant. Got the noodles + momo on…read moretop special. It was delicious! The momos were juicy and perfectly seasoned, the wrapping was perfectly chewy as well. I got the noodles at a 0 spice level (I know, but I find Taco Bell mild sauce spicy). They were perfect! Just a hint of a kick, great seasoning and cooked just right! The salad that came with it was also really good. Keep in mind the noodles aren't in a broth. Had the sauces, and definitely dipped my noodles in the white-green garlic sauce. A+. Also, SO MUCH FOOD for the price. I couldn't finish it all, but I wish I could have. So yummy! Would definitely come back again. Great spot for your list for a casual place to eat for lunch.