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Goji Bistro

4.1 (190 reviews)
ModerateAsian Fusion
Closed • 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 3:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Kristin M.

Yum! Fanatic lunch menu. Quick and easy to go order. Can't wait to try other things on their menu!

California roll, edamame, tea with coconut milk and a generous serving of street noodles!

Everything was as we hoped based on the reviews. We ordered all that we read about - street noodles, tea with coconut milk plus edamame and a sushi roll. Good came SO fast! Our server was handling all the tables like a pro. Luckily we saw other patron's plates so decided to share. We still had leftovers! Everything was delicious. The only thing I'd do differently next time is order some heat on the noodles. I wish I lived in the area to try more of their menu!

Xichen J.

Right now, this place is only offering take-out. Unfortunately, their quality has deteriorated since I last visited a year ago. The Goji Beef that used to be thick and juicy now tastes like beef jerky. While the flavor is good, this place must be reducing cost by cutting protein portion sizes. The beef is sliced extremely thin and caked with a heavy layer of batter. The Singaporean Noodles was good but contains very limited BBQ pork and chicken.

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Carole T.

Drool... "real" Singapore Street Noodles! A pleasant welcome surprise. ALL the choices were really tasty & properly prepped. A BIG plus is giving the customer the option of "spice levels"; 1-5. I chose "3" which was perfecto for our tastes! The gyoza and egg rolls were good with proper accompanying sauces. Good flavors overall & has earned a return visit to try other menu items. Very friendly accommodating staff on site for the "take out" with proper necessary protections which is appreciated.

Cheol K.

Overall robust Asian food menu that has a lot of Thai dishes. I got the Se Ew, which is a wide noodle dish similar to traditional Pad Se Ew at other Thai restaurants. Except the portion was ginormous. I couldn't finish this and I have a big stomach. They have a small kids menu with either kids chicken teriyaki or katsu. My kid loved the teriyaki. It had a very sweet teriyaki sauce. Local beers on tap and nice new building in the Cordata business area.

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Melissa C.

*3.5 stars* My Bellingham food stop is usually to California Tacos but I saw Goji Bistro right next door so I decided to give it a try - variety is the spice of life right? Goji Bistro is unassuming on the outside but inside the space is pretty big with plenty of tables and the inside is casual and easy. We were greeted and got to sit where we wanted. We missed out on the lunch special timing, so we ordered off the regular menu. We shared the On Fire Rice dish and Se-U noodle dish. The On Fire Rice was nothing special, a very typical teriyaki stir-fry. There was quite a bit of liquid teriyaki sauce on the dish and there wasn't a lot of chicken in the dish but there was a ton of veggies in this dish. The rice was decent, not mushy. The saving grace for this meal was the Se-U. The wide rice noodles were really chewy and al dente and the sweet basil sauce that covered everything was really good and tasted pretty legit. The broccoli was still crisp but tender. Such a delicious meal - and for extra carbs, it comes with a side of white rice. The "wok-hay" flavour was definitely present in both dishes, which was very delicious and means it was stir-fried proper. We sat near the kitchen and you could hear and see that fire blaze! Portions are pretty good. Service was friendly. The glasses of water that were served still had the glasses taste like bleach so definitely a turn off. Overall, we would definitely come back for the Se-U and maybe try some of their sushi rolls (they looked pretty great fro other tables) and thai-inspired dishes.

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