Wow. Incredible sandwiches with high quality ingredients. Big enough to share. I tried the Madi…read moreMelt and can't wait to come back to try the salads.

This place is hands-down, some of the best sandwiches and all of Bend! And salads!! Always fresh…read moreabsolutely incredible!

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

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).

Small but mighty Japanese style chow. I had a delightful tofu and veggie bowl with brown rice. Hit…read morethe spot. Plenty of parking, intimate interior so likely a to go place

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.

Staff was wonderful and food was very good A great little…read moreplace, it was quiet and not a lot of others.

I've tried a handful of places in Bend for Thai food. Hands down, Toomies is the best. The flavors…read moreare seriously the best. The curry consistency is perfect. Not watery like all the other places. Bend stop sleeping on this place!!! The service was great. Nice people.

Food was delicious, finger-licking good. Thai food was authentic!! service was amazing my boy Jean…read morewill get you right with that service with a smile.

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.

The food was great and fresh. We ordered the pulled pork and teriyaki chicken with two scoops of…read morethe macaroni salad, which tasted really good. The chicken was tender and flavorful and fresh and tender. The pulled pork had a light smoke flavor, and it was tender and juicy. Service was fast and great. The ambiance was nice.

Shawn G here. I don't stop everywhere and not everyone is for me but Aloha Café in Bend is an easy…read moreyes. No hassles, good energy, and the large plate with the ribs is the move--seriously awesome and totally satisfying. If you dig Hawaiian food, you've gotta stop by.

Update: Yoli is still the best. Ignore other reviews. The Caviar Juk is still one of the best…read morethings I've ever had the pleasure of putting in my mouth, holy shit. This time we got the Caviar Juk ($20), Caviar Ppang ($20), two mocktails: Watermelon Basil and Apple a day ($8 each), and the Oli main ($32). Caviar Juk is still elite. The Caviar Ppang is also very good, the foie adds a great fattiness to the brine of the caviar. The duck was tender and rice was interesting and fruity. Both mocktails were also great. Watermelon Basil is sweet and tart. Apple a day is like a pear juice, so good. The no longer have the kimchi bread anymore, I almost cried.

I went with a larger group, and I have to say I think I was the only one who was disappointed by…read morethe meal. Everyone really seemed to enjoy the cocktails and food. Unfortunately, the dish I ordered was not tasty to me. I got the Bibimbap, which is a dish I've had at other Korean restaurants. By comparison, the one at Yoli was dry with a very unusual taste I couldn't quite place. The meat was almost non existent... very little at all in the bowl, which was mostly rice. And while the rice was good, it lacked any kind of sauce or added flavor. I don't think I'll return.