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.

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.

The atmosphere was an average one not super fancy. But the food was great. Best Chinese food I've…read moreever had and tons of options! Huge portions. Free tea free soup! I would recommend to anyone looking for Chinese. Our waitress was great always checking on us and very thoughtful! Happy customer.

I was pleased with the food and I plan on returning when I'm in Redmond. It was clean and…read moresemi-private

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.

I ordered for pickup and my first impression was that the restaurant was very clean when I walked…read morein. The food was fresh and delicious, we will be returning.

The food is fine--for Americanized Thai. Not the most flavorful but everything tastes clean, and it…read morehits the "we don't feel like cooking tonight" mark. That said, do not be fooled by the spice scale. I'm not convinced there's a spice level beyond mild, no matter what you request. Now, onto the real star of the show: the service. My husband and I have turned dining here into a full-blown game. We place bets on how long it will take for our server to acknowledge us, whether we'll get a greeting or just a silent stare, if he will consider refilling or even giving us a drink, and what level of mild-to-moderate hostility we'll experience that evening. It's honestly become part of the charm. Dinner and a show. To his credit, this server is consistent. In the three years we've lived in Central Oregon, I'm fairly certain he is the only server we've ever seen there. Ever. And his attitude has been consistent. Which raises questions... but also a bit of admiration for his commitment to the bit. All jokes aside, if he hates being a server this much, it might be time for a career pivot. But until then, we'll probably keep coming back--not for the spice, not even really for the food--but to see what kind of performance we're getting that night.

Fresh, flavorful and beautifully made Thai food! Best Thai in Bend and equal to any I had in…read moreThailand. Truly a gem, as are the owner and staff. Very genuine and kind. A true treat! The curries and fresh rolls are amazing, as is the pumpkin curry. Repeat orders and always top star in my book.

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.

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.

Can't comment on the food because she would not tell me what one of the flavors were. She was super…read morefriendly and chatting with every man that ordered ahead of me and after me, but when it was my turn to order, I just asked what one of the curries were and she rolled her eyes and said, "I don't know I just work here." I thought maybe she didn't understand, so I said, "oh sorry, I'm just wondering what the flavor Massaman is like?" She looked at me and said "I DON"T KNOW!" Weirdest interaction. "ITS MASAMMA. I don't know!"

Bop Culture is a 'ghost' restaurant operating out of the 5 Fusion kitchen serving Korean fare, also…read morefusion. Bi-bim-bops mostly but also some other goodies such as Korean spiced tots and a Korean corn dog. First impressions: when the menu says spicy, the food will be. Not blisteringly so but for those with a low tolerance, take heed. Five dishes ordered and promptly delivered by Door Dash - all good. - Tots: very nice, comes with two dipping sauces, both tasty. - Vegan chicken bi-bim-bop (#3): I've never had fake chicken until now and it works about as well as fake beef (Beyond, Impossible). Which is to say, quite passable. Beyond the fake chicken, the dish itself is very good. Bop sauce (in a separate tub) is tasty if a touch sweet. - Chinese cabbage salad: Excellent. I could eat this all day. - Bop dog: a Korean-inspired corn dog. The epitome of fusion, I guess. Pretty good with a nice panko coating. If you like corn dogs, you'll probably like it. - Beef bi-bim-bop (#1): Excellent. Well seasoned beef with very well done veggies and soft-boiled egg, including kim chi. Overall, I'd say Bop Culture has hit it out of the park in a town somewhat lacking in Asian-inspired cuisine (although it's getting better). Highly recommended.

I'm just so excited about having any kind of Korean food in town. I get tired of eating my own food…read moresometimes. I like the fact that they offer modern style Korean food as well like Corn Cheese, Hot Dog and Vegan Bibimbap! I've ordered different things from them a couple of times. Our favorites so far are Hot dog, pork belly Bossam, ZZ bop (vegan Bibimbap with fake chicken), and kimchi dumplings!! The Bop miso sauce is amazing too!! I know some of you wouldn't like their food because it's not traditional Korean food to you. Also some of you wouldn't like their food because it's way too authentic and traditional like their banchan. I know because I'm in the food business! Give it a try yourself and see what they are all about!