My husband and I ate here for the first time a week ago. We sat in disbelief in how good the food was...and the service. We have been to so many restaurants together and this place cracked our top 2. We can't wait to go back.

Wild Rose Northern Thai Bend offers a delightful and authentic taste of Northern Thailand right in the heart of Bend. The restaurant's cozy, rustic ambiance creates a welcoming space, perfect for enjoying a flavorful meal. The menu showcases traditional dishes from the northern region, with standout items like the rich and spicy Khao Soi, a coconut curry noodle soup, and the savory Sai Oua sausage. Each dish is thoughtfully prepared, bursting with bold flavors, and balanced spices. The service is friendly and attentive, ensuring a great dining experience. For those craving something unique and delicious, Wild Rose Northern Thai Bend is a must-visit spot for anyone seeking a true taste of Thai cuisine. EVERY DISH WAS AMAZING.

A restaurant where getting an early reservation for dinner is recommended even though they have plenty of seating, so it can get busy and loud. Located in the downtown and known for serving delicious food consistently, Wild rose has not disappointed so far when it comes to Thai food in Bend. Their service is great and so are the portions. What I also liked were the different options on the menu and all of them were unique and quite flavorful. I would love to see more herbal tea options, otherwise a great spot for Thai food.

Been a couple years since we visited this place. Food and service is still great. We had a 6:15 reservation that was ready when we got there. Ordered a beer that they have collaborated with boneyard brewery. Very good lager. My wife got the basil noodles with chicken. She ordered mild spice and enjoyed. I ordered the holy eggplant with a number four spice. The heat was perfect and the flavors good. Place was very cozy on a cold Bend night.

Loved the food - were a group of four and, as usual, pooled the plates and tried everything! We got in by being there at 4.45 (who really eats dinner at that time?) and got one of the two tables they keep open for walk-ins - what a bonus as every time after 5pm was booked out until 7.30! Our waiter was excellent, informative and charming - traits I personally value without being over-friendly. The food was very good, plenty of heat in the right dishes, good vegetables (though the broccolini was a little 'wilted') and the food was plentiful - warning... the small plates are anything but SMALL!! Thoroughly recommended!!

Food: 10/10. Food is really flavorful! And they all came in big portion. I ordered a Pad Thai and the curry is really good! Service: 9/10. The staff is really friendly, a small business with a very nice bartender! Ambiance: 8/10. Generally, it is really nice and clean. Cute decorations that made me feel like I am in Thailand. Also, we sat at the bar and it was kind of crowded and tight, but it was a good experience!!

High 4 stars. Lovely authentic thai food and tasty cocktails. RESERVATIONS Reservations open 4 weeks in advance. I meant to book 4 months before our visit on the dot, but was late by a few days, but I was still able to make a reservation for 8 people on Thursday, 7/4, at 5pm (the other option was 8pm). COCKTAILS * Pressed for Thai'm ($12) - 4 stars. Good, a nice mix of tart and sweet, refreshing. * Thai Gimlet ($12) - 4 stars. Spicy, refreshing, well balanced. THE FOOD * Grandfather's Tom Kha ($16, with chicken, mild spice) - 4 stars. Nice sour flavor. My friends liked this dish the best. We got a 2 out of 5 spice, but it might as well have been a 1. Chicken was very dry and tasted out of place. * See Klong Moo Tod ($16, deep fried crispy pork spareribs) - 3.5 stars. Tasty, crispy, on the dry side. * Street Noodles ($20, with pork) - 3.5 stars. Good, but not very diverse in flavors. * Khao Soi Curry ($22, with stewed beef brisket) - 4 stars. My favorite, we got 3 (medium) spice, but was a LOT more spicy than the Tom Kha which we got a 2 (mild) spice. Nice crunchy noodles on top. I liked the curry flavor. My friend noted that she has liked other versions better that have more pickled veggies for contrast.

We went to this place for dinner. The place has a very cozy vibe with earthy ambiance. Food: I ordered pad woon sen: Glass noodles, it was amazing with lot of vegetables. We ordered some tum Tod, it was delicious. Portion sizes are pretty huge. Drinks: couple of cocktail drinks and they were pretty good. The service is amazing. Overall, I would recommend this place when you are in bend. You ll not be disappointed at all.