Best Thai Food in Bend
Bend, Oregon — updated August 21, 2026
Nine Thai kitchens in Bend, from a 2,700-review northern Thai dining room downtown to a food truck at an RV resort, ranked by how settled their reputations are.
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Bend's Thai restaurants cluster in two places: the downtown blocks around Oregon and Minnesota Avenues, and the newer NW Crossing corridor along Mount Washington Drive. The range runs from northern Thai regional cooking to hot pot to a single food truck parked at an RV resort on the south end of town. Ratings below are paired with review counts, because a 4.9 from 38 diners and a 4.5 from 2,701 are two very different kinds of evidence.
1. Wild Rose Northern Thai Eats
The most thoroughly tested Thai restaurant in Bend: 4.5 stars across more than 2,700 reviews, which is a rating that has stopped moving. The focus is northern Thai cooking rather than the standard national menu, and the downtown location at 150 NW Oregon Ave puts it in the middle of the dinner rush. Hours are Sunday through Thursday 11am to 8:30pm and Friday and Saturday until 9:30pm, with the same window for takeout orders. Reservations are available, which matters on weekend nights.
2. Toomies Thai Cuisine
A 4.5 rating from 394 reviews makes this the second-best-supported score on the list, and it sits on NW Minnesota Ave in the walkable downtown core. The kitchen splits its day: lunch service starts at 11:30am, and the dinner menu begins at 4:30pm. Appetizers include crispy tofu at $11.95, chicken satay at $12.95, and spring rolls with chicken or vegetables at $10.95. Yelp lists Monday among the days it does not open at 11:30, so check before a Monday lunch.
3. Easy Thai Bend
The highest rating among Bend's brick-and-mortar Thai restaurants with a meaningful sample behind it: 4.7 from 118 reviews. It sits out on US-20 rather than downtown, and the pricing is the gentlest in this guide, with pad thai listed from $16 and yellow curry from the same. The menu also lists pad kee-mao, the drunken noodle dish, and a spicy basil fried rice. Open Monday through Saturday, 11am to 8pm, closed Sundays.
4. Ma Dee Thai Food
A Thai street food truck at Bend RV Resort on SW Silverado Springs Drive, carrying a 4.9 rating. That figure comes from only 38 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than proven. The operation posts a winter menu separate from its regular one, and ordering runs through its own site with delivery available. Published hours vary slightly between its website and Instagram: the site says Wednesday through Sunday, 11:30am to 7pm, while some posts list Thursday through Sunday. Call ahead at the start of the week.
5. Noi Thai Cuisine
A 4.3 average across 1,446 reviews, the second-largest sample in Bend, which makes this a known quantity rather than a gamble. It occupies a suite on NW Franklin Ave downtown and prices well above the rest of the field: pad thai from $26.50, crispy garlic chicken from $29.50, fresh rolls at $17.95, yellow curry from $25. Weekday hours run 11am to 9pm, Saturday to 9:30pm, and Sunday opens later at noon. Worth knowing what you are walking into on the check.
6. Sen Thai Noodles & Hot Pot
The only hot pot option here, which is the reason to choose it over a standard curry house. It rates 4.3 from 428 reviews, on NW Newport Ave. The menu leans toward shareable plates: a Sen appetizer platter at $25, crispy garlic chicken at $14, chili basil seafood medley at $18, spare ribs at $26, fried wonton at $12. Weekday opening is noon Tuesday through Friday, but weekends start at 9am, unusually early for Thai food in Bend. Hot pot catering is offered for larger groups.
7. Thai Table Restaurant
Rated 4.3 from 258 reviews, on Mount Washington Drive in the NW Crossing area. Its own site is candid about wait times, listing 20 to 45 minutes during the 5pm to 7pm peak, so an early or late arrival pays off. Hours run 11am to 9pm Monday through Thursday, 11am to 10pm Friday and Saturday, and noon to 9pm Sunday, with the website listing Tuesday as closed. Homemade lemongrass dumplings stuffed with chicken and corn, served with black vinaigrette, are $13.95. Boba runs $7.
8. ThAiPAS
A 4.4 rating, but from only 76 reviews, so the score is less settled than most of the list. The Mount Washington Drive location is inside The Grove market hall, which makes it a reasonable stop when a group wants different things. Pad thai with chicken or tofu, rice noodles stir fried with egg, green onion and bean sprouts, is $18; crispy tofu is $10.75 and egg rolls $11.75. Open daily, with listings placing the opening between 11am and 11:30am and closing at 8pm.
9. Thailandia
An Asian food cart on NW Arizona Ave with a 4.0 rating from 250 reviews, the lowest average in this guide but with enough reviews behind it that the number is reliable. It runs Wednesday through Sunday, with the website listing 11am to 8pm and Yelp listing an 11:30am open and a 7pm Sunday close. Some items require ordering 24 hours in advance, so scan the menu before making the trip if you have something specific in mind.