First of all, the food was made to order perfectly. The flavor profile was just on point for thr…read moreBasil Fried Rice I had. The drunken noodles were served with the thickest and yet most pliable noodles that were ever drunken. Simply perfect. Had some fried tofu as an appetizer as well with a switch chili sauce. It was just right to start out with. The best part was the service. And Isabella was incredibly cute and funny from the moment we walked through the door. Highly recommend a visit. And definitely a second to try out the other dishes.

Portions of curry/meat dishes are the smallest I have ever seen. Explained I've been here before…read moreand asked did they shrink the portions? Waitress who had worked here 10 years said "No" I know they used to be larger please just be honest or say "I don't know" Noodle portions are good but two stars for the bad taste of dishonesty

Great food, great service, accommodating of food allergies and restrictions, can't say enough great…read morethings about this place.

The food is incredible and always fresh. My husband and I drive from Cheyenne just for the food and…read moregreat service . If you're looking for good and fresh Thai food , this is the place hands down !!

We had the Sashimi Deluxe and gyoza. $48…read more We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the sashimi here. Our favorites were the salmon and the ahi but everything was very good. The gyoza (not pictured) was hot and tasty and the sauce was sweeter than usual - but in a good way. Bravo Bejo!

Been here twice. First time I did take-out but the second time we dined in. I highly recommend…read moretake-out. The food is totally worth the trip and headache parking downtown. The plates were beautiful and delicious. The staff when I was doing take out kept offering drinks for free which was awesome. However, when we dined in we came in the back door not knowing (from the Wells Fargo side) and they looked at us strangely as we made our way to the front. No help, no directions, just a look of what's wrong with you coming in this way? While we dined we had no fewer than 3 waitstaff offer us extra forks, napkins, and chopsticks, all of which we declined. It felt like they thought we were being rude and messy and they seemed embarrassed to have us there. Won't done in again but will get to go!

We're been going here for years, usually on a Friday night. Tonight was different for dinner and…read morenot in a good way. The restaurant wasn't busy when we arrived. We were seated immediately and given menus. Our waiter returned about 10 minutes later with water and to take our order. Carry out is always busy so yeah it took a little while to get our food. Food never disappoints but service tonight was not up to what it has been. Once our food was served no one checked back to see if it was ok, our water was never replenished and at the end of the meal we had to flag down a waiter to get a check and a to go box. We had a gift certificate and our waiter was unsure how to process it. Another wait time ensued. In the past on a Friday night there have been 2-3 wait staff in the floor. Yes, it's a small restaurant but when it's busy they need the extra help. I'll keep coming back because I love their food but the service has to step it up. Train the servers on how to check on tables, refill water and be present when the table is nearing the end of their meal. When serving another table don't ignore the tables already served and right next to where you are standing.

We get takeout from here at least once a month and always enjoy it. Some of our favorites are the…read morevarious curries and pad se ew, pad thai and pad kee mao.

Great option for dining in Estes Park. The restaurant was relatively quiet when we arrived at 5 pm,…read morebut it was rapidly filling up by 6 pm. Some of the menu options like the Bulgogi and the Vietnamese Noodle Bowl aren't quite what you would expect from a restaurant specializing in that specific cuisine. So we were a little disappointed by these items for that reason. If they had been called something else, it might improve the experience. With that said, both the Bulgogi and the Noodle Bowl were very good. I would order them again, knowing now what to expect. The all-day happy hour menu included 2-for1 Estes Park Gold beer, some sake, and wine. I've been here a couple of times, so in general, I would recommend Cafe Pho Thai.

Food overall was not worth the price. Received sesame chicken, no sauce whatsoever, not spicy like…read morerequested, and 10-12 "pieces" of chicken equivalent to Tyson grilled boneless bites. Not worth the price AT ALL. Dumplings were less than what could have been as a "low" expectation. Mushy, overcooked, and no flavor. Pho, was decent. Chicken in the pho was overcooked and was equivalent to chicken shards with no seasoning. Overall, do not recommend sesame chicken, unless you like sauceless pieces of chicken bites, broccoli, no sesame, and all ginger. Not worth the price.

Among the best Vegetarian and Vegan options for Chinese food in Cheyenne. We've been eating here…read moresince 2001 and one of the things we appreciate is that they have been very willing to make meatless versions of dishes for us, substiting tofu for the meat protein in almost any dish and being clear about when that is not possible such as soups made with a fish stock, chicken stock, or sauce made with a beef stock. For us this started with being able to get a Kung Pao Tofu, and now we frequently enjoy Vegan versions of Singapore Chow Mei Fun, Spicy Basil Tofu with Vegetables, Vegetables Mu Shu with Tofu added, and Vegetable Bean Curd Soup made with a meatless stock and added fresh ginger. There items no longer on the menu which they also make upon request such as Vegetables Egg Foo Yong (vegetarianbut not vegan). A friend like added fried tofu so while their is a small added charge for the added tofu it still remains a bargain. They cook the tofu either fried or soft per your stated preferences. Likewise if you want something Vegan, just let them know to leave out egg. From the beginning with a different owner in the past they avoid using MSG, and offer a "healthy menu" which uses less oil and less salt. Truth is those versions are also less tasty but if you are trying to be more careful about what you are eating they are there and better than most other places with similar options. While the family and the servers frequently speak limited English they are going to serve Americanized versions of Chinese cooking which still is among the better outside of San Francisco or New York. They strike a balance between their native China and Wyoming, doing it well and try to accommodate customer preferences as much out of sense of hospitality as business savy. This is a real bargain for eating out with most vegan or vegetarian dinner entrées or lunch plates under $13 in 2025. Portions are generous. We share an entrée bring home the remaining half, and have a meal to share as "leftovers". They used to have brown rice but no longer do due to a combination of lack of requests for it and no doubt costs. If it's something you would like, ask, even if they don't have it, it let's them know it's some customers would like to see return to the menu. Golden House offers tasty vegetarian and vegan options in an unpretentious atmosphere. It is located in downtown Cheyenne across the street from a city parking garage and usually there is also street parking available nearby. If there is something you would like and you don't see it on the menu or if you need a dish prepared in a different way, ask. One of our favorite not on the menu dishes is Vegetable Singapore Noodles Chow Mei Fun, a golden curried thin rice noodle we order without egg to make vegan, and we have them add steamed tofu to it.

I'm going to give it a three. I walked in, place was dead. Portions were good size. I got full off…read moreof the large egg drop and half of the main dish. You could get the small for a main and get away with it.

We were seated promptly and Kailynne brought us water immediately. We ordered a sampler appetizer…read moreplate, and they were delicious. Kailynne answered all of my extensive questions as this was my first time dining here. She was patience and so very kind. Right on a main street in Laramie, it was cozy, decor was nice and it was nice dining in a peaceful environment. Our meals were hot, fresh and spiced perfectly to our tastes. We really enjoyed our meals and I would definitely return!

My aunt, uncle, and I came from out of town to visit Laramie, and while we didn't expect authentic…read moreAsian food here, we were still very disappointed with both the food and the service at this restaurant. The food itself was below average, but what really stood out was the poor service from a waiter with long hair. He seemed inexperienced and inattentive. After we finished a shared dish, he cleared not just the serving plates but also our personal plates without asking. We had to ask multiple times for basic things like utensils. He also appeared to pick and choose which guests he wanted to serve water to, ignoring others at the table. When we politely asked for water, he seemed annoyed, and even placed items on the table with unnecessary force, as if to show displeasure. At times, his facial expressions made it clear he was not happy serving us, especially when we spoke with an accent. That felt very unwelcoming. Despite the service, my uncle still left a generous tip because he didn't want to give 0 at any restaurant, but we left with a bad impression. I truly hope this staff member gets retrained. If you're working in hospitality, basic respect and professionalism should come with the job -- no one should feel like they're being a burden just for dining in.

The customer service was very good!! The people were very friendly and happy!!…read more And the food was amazing!!! It all seemed very clean and well kept!!

We've been searching for a great Chinese restaurant in the Cheyenne area for two years. FINALLY,…read morewe found it at Good Friends on the edge of downtown. Nothing fancy, but don't let the plain exterior or simplistic interior deter you. These folks at Good Friends really know authentic Chinese cuisine, giving you TERRIFIC food with excellent taste, in large portions, at a very reasonable price. It's a family-run restaurant that knows how to serve you with a smile and deliver outstanding food to your table in a timely manner. We had the Kung Pao Pork and Happy Family entrees with Fried Rice and a delicious side of spicy Hot & Sour Soup. It was ALL great! We will DEFINITELY be back!