Spork

If you are looking for a healthier option full of flavor Spoke is one of the best. I had their gluten free fried chicken appetizer and small salad. It was filling and delicious. You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table. They have a variety of ethnic food . It is hard to choose a favorite.

This spot is eclectic, savory, and delicious. The menu is primarily Asian influenced, but they also have tacos and other specials. My companion had the beef and broccoli, which he thoroughly enjoyed (though it had a surprising amount of lemongrass). I had the shrimp and pork belly curry, which was bursting with flavor and a good variety of ingredients. The consistency was very liquidity which is not my preference, but it was so rich in flavor that I still give it a strong five stars. I also really enjoyed the punch cocktail with a rum of blends, tea, and apricot liqueur. The service was order at the counter and partial self-service, but it was friendly. The ambience is casual zen with plants and a slight bohemian feel. Great place to stop on your next trip to Bend!

We visited Spork again second time during our last Bend trip. It is a gem amongst all of the culinary spots in Bend. Every dish is impeccable and the drinks are pretty good too. Great service, good and ambience outs Spork on our favorite list when in Bend!

For reference I ordered the chilaquiles with a fried egg and grilled veggies on the side; to note I am Mexican so I grew up eating chilaquiles for breakfast. I loved it, it was fresh and a healthy conscious take on a traditional Mexican meal. It was light and flavorful not too spicy but it had a little kick. Jalapeños were spicy I loved them. The grilled bell peppers, green beans and mushrooms added to that healthy freshness of the dish it was delicious. The tortillas were crispy and airy and the fried egg had the perfect amount of yolk to soak the white of the egg. If you’re on diet but want to spoil yourself a bit this is a GREAT option. The service was standard in my opinion, when you first walk in you go up to the register, look at the menu then order your food. They’ll tell you where to sit then bring your food out to you. Silverware and napkins are on the way to your seat with extra plates as well. Atmosphere is almost home like; you order your food and just go sit down, chill, socialize whatever your heart desires. They even have a basket with blankets to make you feel more comfortable and relaxed. I think if you love Mexican food and Asian food this spot is the best of both worlds with healthy alternatives to traditional dishes.

Great food and cozy vibe! We got carnitas and chicken tinga in tacos. Both the tacos were amazing. Dan Dan noodles were delicious too. The Szechuan pepper kick flavour kicks in with first bite! Spicy fried chicken is a must try. The chicken was crispy and the sauce was tasty. The Tampico sunrise drink was great.(not in pictures ). Overall a very good spot for fusion food in bend 😍 there was a long line when we went in at 8 pm but it’s worth the wait 😅

The food has great flavors that are well balanced. Sometimes Asian fusion foods can taste stretched from original recipes, but they manage to make it taste close enough with their own flavor to it which I appreciate. I liked their dan dan noodles, typically it's made with egg noodle and this one tastes like a flat rice noodle. The Thai steak salad has so many delicious flavors, very close to the Thai style without any chili. Wish they added Thai chili, but still it is salty sweet fish saucy goodness are delicious as heck!

We celebrated our anniversary here. Very busy, lively atmosphere. Staff were friendly, accommodating, and efficient. Loved how they asked about any allergies. The food was tasty and perfect portions. Highly recommend the crispy Brussel sprouts and crispy chicken. Can’t wait til we can return to Bend and try other menu items.

Tasty and interesting dishes, but it's a bit loud and there's often a long line to order (you can't sit until you've ordered). The pork taco was the best, as the chicken taco was a bit bland and the shrimp taco had too much going on with it). The dandan noodles were somewhat like what I've had in China. The member of our party who ordered the banh mi asked for the spicy parts on the side, and they were able to do that. The kids liked the kids versions of the chicken rice bowl and chicken and pork. Most of the dishes are a bit small, so most adults need to get more than one thing. The pandan flan was excellent, and the coconut tres leches cake good too. We had to stand a while before ordering then being seated, but we were there early enough that the wait wasn't inordinate. The restaurant is rather noisy inside. Some people like that atmosphere, but I think it was too much.