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.

The Galley did not come to play…read more From the jump--friendly staff, lightning-fast service, and food that absolutely delivers. Every bite had bold, layered flavor... like someone in that kitchen really knows what they're doing. And the Massaman Curry? Game over. Rich, comforting, perfectly spiced--I'd go back just for that alone. Great vibe, super clean, and the kind of spot you leave already planning your next visit.

Galley has gained fans since opening with reviews complimenting the food, space and service. I…read moreagree, in part. Space: Not fancy but well laid out. No loud music when I was there. Service: I'd give 6 stars for service if I could. Food: Here's the problem. The two items I ordered that claimed to be sweet and savory were way too sweet. The Korean Fried Chicken and the spaghetti kee mao both suffered from sugar overdose. I also am not a fan of using spaghetti pasta in place of traditional noodles, although if it wasn't too sweet I probably wouldn't mind the swap. Other menu items that don't use sweet/savory sauce are probably fine. Galley offers alcohol: beer, wine and cocktails. That isn't obvious from online information. All in all, OK but if you prefer savory over sweet, not so good.

We were looking for a light dinner to split (we had a huge lunch). Walked over to Grace & Hammer…read morefor pizza. We had gone there on a previous visit to Redmond and loved it. They were closed. So we started to search and found A New Tropical. We love Thai food so thought we'd give it a try. Absolutely amazing food! We split the Holy Hot Basil with pork. We typically like hot, but because we had never been here, we ordered medium spice. It was perfect. The veggies were obviously fresh and cooked exactly right. Slight crunch but warm. The ground pork was spiced really well, too. It isn't much as far as a brick and mortar place. It's next to some food trucks with outdoor picnic tables. You can sit inside, but we opted for outside. A word of warning: do not go here if you are in a hurry or on a tight timeline. There is a sign on the order screen that it will be a long wait. And it was. 45 minutes. And worth every minute.

Excellent! We enjoyed the tamarind noodles (aka pad thai) and yellow curry, both very fresh and…read moretasted great. My only complaint is we live 45 minutes away! We will make sure to continue visiting and trying more dishes when we venture into Redmond

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.

The only good Chinese food in town. Venture off and try some of the more authentic dishes like the…read moreMa Po tofu. It's so tasty!! Lunch specials galore too! $12.50 for MOUNDS of food

Absolutely outstanding Chinese food! I've always thought central oregon was a wasteland of mediocre…read moreChinese and few choices, BUT after reading positive reviews of Yi's Wok, we thought we'd give it a try. I ordered the sesame chicken and my wife ordered shrimp with vegetables. I knew we were in for a treat when the egg rolls came out. They were clearly freshly made on site rather than the typical frozen crap most places serve. Hot/sour soup same. But, for me, the big treat was the sesame chicken. Perfectly flash fried -- I've searched for years for sesame chicken as good as the old Chen's China Clipper in Beaverton. I have now found it! My wife's shrimp was also delicious. Portions are large (took half home). Check this place out! So worth the trip!

I absolutely adore this Thai food truck! I've started following them at the NWX farmer's market…read more When they decided to expand and set up a food truck at the Bend RV Resort I was more than excited!! I knew I was able to get my favorite dishes more often. It's not traditional Thai dishes that everyone is familiar with, it's better! The dishes here are curated right from the heart and is more typical of something you would find if you were traveling Thailand and looking for something out of the box. One of my favorite appetizers is the egg bombs. They are little quail eggs wrapped with a wonton wrapper. It's deep fried and served with sweet and sour sauce. Delightfully delicious. I've tried everything from here and my favorite dish of all is their pad kra pow. You can choose your favorite protein from shrimp, chicken, tofu or pork belly. Whichever one you chose, you will not be disappointed. I recommend getting a side of their spicy sauce too! Atima is the friendliest person you can meet and when she has here mom with her it's the ultimate team. Try them if you are on your way in or out of town. The dishes are the best after a long road trip.

Great food, service, and ambiance. I got the crispy pork noodle and it was delicious. Great new…read moreaddition to south Bend.

We went June 27. The restaurant, staff, and experience as a whole was great. My husband loves Pho…read moreand Ramen and I'm a Thai food freak, so this spot is just perfect. I'm in love with the fact they keep chili oil out on each table, we used it on everything. Husband got the beef pho noodle soup, it was delicious, big bowl and lots of flavor. He was very happy. The Tom Kha Gai was incredible as well, tons of flavor, thick, so good. I got Pad Thai Noodles with chicken which is my favorite Thai dish. The portion size was big! I love the type of noodles they use, they're thicker than what other places in town use. And the sauce color was beautiful. However the taste was a bit on the bland side, which bummed me out, I expected a lot more flavor-punch by the way it looked (like I said, this is my fave Thai dish so I've eaten it quite a bit at different places). This was June 27th, just a few days after they opened, so maybe they've improved since then. So much potential though. Everything else was spot on for us. The portion sizes were so generous we took half of everything home. We will def be back regularly, this is one of our new fave spots!

Grand opening! Nice and clean. New furniture. Nice Asian style decore…read more Started with the beef Pho. 1 size. Good amount of beef that was lean and not overcooked. Broth was spot on, with addition of chili oil. The rice noodles were unusually slippery and flat, but tasted good. "Fixin's" plate features a barely acceptable amount of Thai basil and lime, which is common nowadays. They supplemented the Thai basil with cilantro, which I'm not a huge fan of. The service was attentive and kind. I will be back to try some of the other Gluten free offerings. I was told the chicken ramen is GF. Next day-Lunch. (Don't judge me) ;-) the server mentioned they dig GF Ramen which I had bee thinking about all morning. Turns out I don't get the egg as it's marinated in soy sauce (not GF). The broth was great. Slight citrus/fresh tasting. The chicken is very flavorful, well presented and cut uniform. The noodles were different than the ones in my Pho. I asked.... They are sweet potato noodles. Want some heat???? The chili oil is on the table... try a few drops! Next trip... I can't wait to try something from the curry line-up.

This hole in the wall mom and pop restaurant is great! The food was delicious, service was good and…read moreprompt. Our group of 5 tried the egg flower soup, bbq pork, spring rolls, egg foo yung, and kung pao chicken. It was all really good. I would recommend this restaurant and we would definitely return! The ambiance is good and we enjoyed our meal and fellowship!

Got tired of smash burgers, burritos, and sandwiches so wanted to try some Chinese food. Ratings…read morewere a little low but thought I would try it out despite some of the past reviews. I am glad I did, ordered orange chicken, black pepper chicken, fried rice and an order of crab wontons. The food is made to order and came out steaming hot. Food was fresh and had a ton of flavor. The restaurant is nothing fancy and looks like some painting is being done around the inside to spruce it up a bit. I think the food speaks for itself though and a good option for quick take out.