Finally tried Tekka Tiger today. We had been trying to go for a while but kept randomly hitting…read morethem on days they were closed. Well, to say the least, they were worth the wait! Sometimes in Bend I'm skeptical to try new food trucks because, to be honest, many times I'm left underwhelmed due to bland food or "more of the same".... That's not the case with Tekka Tiger. We got the Lemongrass Chicken and the pork rice dish (didn't want to butcher the name, sorry) and both were absolutely delicious. I also got a side of their homemade peanut sauce and it was unique and delicious as well. For someone looking for something different and flavorful in Bend check out Tekka Tiger.. you won't be disappointed.

Cart currently located just north of Winco in the spot formerly occupied by Mimi's Bagels…read more - Vietnamese lemongrass chicken: tasty chicken, large amount of rice noodles. Chicken maybe could be trimmed a bit better and the flavors were not 'bold' as advertised but that was easily remedied with condiments. I ignored the sauce it came with - not my preference. I'd order this again. Website is nonfunctional. Friendly folks here.

This is one of our new favorites. The food quality is…read moreexcellent. The service is also excellent.

Stopped in here later in the evening for dinner. We were only ones in restaurant but there were…read moremany that were calling in orders to go. Waitress was nice and attentive. We each ordered combos and there was a ton of food! The kung pao, beef & broccoli, chow mein were huge portions and all really good. We had sweet & sour chicken also on our plates and it was tender and good. Inside was clean and neat, nothing super special but food was great. I think we have a few extra meals from this.

We made an unconventional choice to have Thai food while stopped in Bend for the night, and it was…read moredefinitely the right choice. Amazing customer service by staff who seem to genuinely enjoy what they do who make some of the best Thai food I've ever had.

I don't understand how this place has such great reviews. Because it's not only not great, it's…read morejust barely good. I ignored the fact it was in a gas station convenience store out of convenience. But that was actually the first clue that my dinner would be "basic". The second clue was all the tape and paper signs all over the place. We ordered Thai fried rice - very bland, maybe 3 small pieces of chicken. Basically eating plain rice. We also ordered the drunken noodles - who knew it was possible to be spicy and flavorless at the same time? Trust me - I now know it's possible.

My favorite food truck. The woman who works there is always super nice, service is fast, and you…read moredefinitely get your moneys worth. Gets real spicy real fast, 3 is perfect for me but I'd say start with a 2.

The other reviews about the food is true. It was not Thai…read morefood?! Save your hard earned money and eat somewhere else. Service is okay. Food was not even close to what Thai food should taste like.

In general, this wasn't bad and for the area, will give it a 4-star. But if your comparing to LA…read morestyle and competition, than probably a 3-star. - we got the pad thai and thai fried rice. The fried rice was good but they used chicken breast instead of dark meat. So the chicken was quite dry and my kiddo had a difficult time chewing the chicken. Otherwise, the fried rice was good. Although I will say, fried rice is one of the easiest dishes to make but difficult to master. So fried rice is usually one of the safest items to get anywhere really. - pad thai was not bad. Flavor was good but will say it was a bit overwhelming. Much more sweeter, saltier and greasier than what i am used to in LA. If your diabetic, you may want to skip this one. Portion was descent especially the fried rice. If I were to come back, will definitely get the fried rice again but probably not with chicken. Ambiance: this is located in a tiny food hall style which i always like so there is always something for everyone's taste buds.

Wow -- amazing food. The absolute best pad thai that i have had in the PNW. So flavorful and…read moreauthentic. I am bummed I didn't know about this place before. Will be back -- highly recommend.

Friday night and closed for delivery through door dash and Uber Eats. Will remember this next time…read moreI want delivery or looking for a place to eat

Food is fantastic.They are very friendly and make dynamite Pot Stickers or Dumplings as that is…read morewhat they are called there.

Service: the service was average. We were the first customers that were in the shop and the service…read morewas fast for us. It got busy with a packed front part of the shop with multiple people. Food: I ordered the wild salmon bento. It was a little on the fishy side. That is my only comment. The macaroni salad and the cucumber salad was good. The chicken Katsu was pretty good in my opinion. I do miss my bentos I would get when I ride the Shinkansen. Ambiance: small, cute, clean shop. I liked it. I feel there are limited ingredients in Central Oregon. This is pretty good for what we get in Central Oregon. I am happy that there is a small Japanese community in Bend. I can't wait to join it!

If I'm comparing to LA style and LA palates, this may be a 3-star. However, LA is competitive so it…read moreisn't fair and mainly rating it accordingly to the area and palates of a much less asian community. So if comparing on Oregon alone, giving it a 4. In general alone without comparisons: - chicken teriyaki flavors and sauce was perfect and not overwhelming BUT it was very charred. Loads of scattered chars on chicken which spread throughout rice made it difficult to eat without having the thought of eating a bowl of high cancer risk. (See pic. All the black areas, sauce and rice had specks scattered like pepper all over but is char). Unless you love a great char bbq flavor, then this is for you. Again, had it not been so overly charred, I actually really liked this. - the gyudon bowl was good. No char here. Descent portion and meat to rice ratios (same as the chicken). One thing i like is they used lean beef instead of the traditional fatty beef belly short plate type slices. Easier for me so I don't have to pick out the fat strips. Flavor is not bad but this compared to chicken teriyaki sauce is much stronger. More saltier and sweet than what im used to. I actually prefer the juices from yoshinoya instead which seems more brothy. In addition, unsure if its my taste buds but if i taste it correctly, it was missing dashi base. Although i also feel its catering to local taste buds and preferences which I could completely understand: so if you prefer more flavors (salty and sweet) and less or no dashi flavors then this is for you. - We also got spam musubi (this is quite generic and cant really go wrong). So this is definitely a safe one to get. Service: there were a skeleton crew of 3. They were all super nice and sweet. I can tell they take a lot of pride and care in making your food. They made our chicken to order, as I saw one lady literally just cutting strips of chicken to cook. So I will also add that it took awhile to get our food. So if you are coming hungry, expect a wait and be patient as they are a small crew especially during busy rush hrs. Or call in your order ahead of time. Ambience: like many Japanese establishments, they are usually small. Just a long table along each side of a long hallway. However, there are sooo many nice parks and malls around that we took it to go and did a small picnic nearby. It was amazing. Cost: definitely much more costly than LA. Oregon doesn't have sales tax but exchanged with the spiked price tags (more tourists vibe prices).

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.