Spork
$$ • Mexican, Asian Fusion, Soul FoodAbout Spork
Customers' Favorites
Street Tacos and Chicken Rice Bowl
Spicy Chicken with Kimchi
West African Peanut Curry
Fried Chicken with Kimchi
Burmese Fried Cheese
Green Veg Green Curry
Rice Bowl Fried Tofu
Peanut Tomato Curry
Spicy Pork Noodles
Watermelon Salad
Spork Reviews
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our current favorite. we look for excuses to drive to bend so that we can order sporks amazing food.
We showed up at 7pm on a Friday and the line stretched around the restaurant to the back door - but it was worth the wait. Servers took our drink orders and brought them to us while we were still in line, which was lovely. (I think we waited in line maybe 25-30 mins? Once we sat down, I think it was only 10 mins or so before the food was brought to us.) I ordered the peanut tomato curry with tofu and holy cow it was fantastic! The flavors melded together flawlessly and it was...read full review
Great selection, very nice atmosphere. Can get very busy, but it’s so worth it
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Spork offers surprisingly good, fresh, and diverse cuisine that caters well to various dietary needs. The portions are generous, delicious, and unique. The staff is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about gluten-free options. Each visit provides a new and satisfying experience with a wide variety of dishes to choose from. The Yuzu shrimp special is highly recommended. The restaurant is a popular spot in Bend, often busy, but the staff works hard to keep things moving efficiently. Customers enjoy the fried chicken and nachos for happy hour, and dishes like spicy pork noodles, Dan Dan noodles, and lemonade with apple and fresh sage receive high praise. The spicy pork noodle, featuring grilled pork and pho noodles, and the Banh Mi style carnitas with fried egg are favorites. The menu offers tasty and interesting dishes, though it can be loud inside, and there is often a long line to order, as seating is only available after ordering. The kids’ versions of the chicken rice bowl and chicken and pork are favorites for families. Most dishes are small, so many adults order more than one. Desserts like pandan flan and coconut tres leches cake are excellent. The restaurant has grown over the past years and is appreciated for its contribution to the Central Oregon food scene. Outdoor, dog-friendly seating is available for those who prefer eating outside. The decor inside is cool, but the atmosphere can be noisy, which some find overwhelming. Overall, Spork is well-loved for its fresh, diverse menu, friendly staff, and great dining experience. The vegan version of their spicy fried chicken bowl is well done, and the house-made mint sodas come highly recommended.