Goji Bistro

Co-worker’s recommended this place and I was very happy with them. Only ate there one time so I can’t do this recommendation as more than a 1 of. But wowza what a one-​of. I got the goji beef. A delicious concoction of beef slices with chow mein noodles and some veggies in a very good teriyaki sauce. Let me state that I flat out HATE most teriyaki sauces. This was delicious. I also tried their gyoza dumplings. I almost never eat them fried as they pick up a rancid taste to me and I just prefer them steamed. These had been fried but still were ethereal and delicate and immensely satisfying. I also tried the Fried Golden California Roll. Although not exceptional it was as good as many I’ve had in many sushi dedicated places. Certainly not the snobbish I just killed the fish in the back and charging 35 bucks for the innards quality but very good for your average bistro. Highly recommend this place. All these items cost me 35 dollars WITH tip.

Solid selection of great food. A must try when in North Bellingham. The Se Ew is great!

Been here a few times and I always get my fav! Bulgogi Don! The meat is well marinated and it pairs well with the fresh bed of lettuce. It also comes with rice. I just love the combination of this dish and would highly recommend it. The overall service was fast and friendly.

Hands down, best see-​u. ever. My husband had the Singapore Street Noodles and raved about his dish too. Staff was very friendly too! This will be a regular spot for us!

We went here the other night for my friend’s birthday celebration. It had gotten good reviews from friends, so our group thought we’d give it a try. It was one of those experiences that was straight down the middle.
The bulgogi sushi was interesting, and my favorite bite of the night. The California roll was a bit below average, to my taste. And my entrée, the Chicken Katsu was a bit overhyped, reminiscent of aTyson chicken patty with a sweet sticky sauce.
The service left nothing to be desired, however, and the dishes that my friends had looked (and smelled) much better than mine. This is exactly the kind of place that I will give another chance, and I hope that I can say better things about Goji, after my next visit.

My daughter and I LOVE Gojis and go for lunch there a lot. We share the Pad Thai and Shrimp Hot Basil. They are great about substituting or adding vegetables like sautéed shrimp instead of breaded and adding broccoli. Their Pad Thai and Hot Basil are on the sweeter side, compared to OnRice, another one of our favorite Thai place in town, and we do prefer the OnRice’s less sweet dishes, but that is a personal preference and we still very much enjoy the food quality and more casual environment at Gojis.

You know when you’re walking down the streets of a large Asian city and you pass by these ahhhhmazzzzing-​smelling street food vendors, stir-​frying giant piles of noodly goodness in their giganto woks? And you know how your mouth is salivating and you just want to Eat Those Noodles like RIGHT NOW?! But your traveling companion keeps reminding you that you will die some horrible, painful, stomach-​tied-​up-​in-​knots death if you even so much as lick the chopsticks of one of those food vendors? So instead you go back to your hotel and eat an overpriced bowl of Americanized noodles and spend years (no, decades really) kicking yourself for not ever ONCE ordering a bowl of those street noodles? (Because, really, even if you had died on the spot it would have been worth it to try those amazing sidewalk creations, right?)
Well, friend, it’s time to put the weight of regret aside, dust off your big kid panties, and head to Goji Bistro. Because once you pull into the parking lot of this little (let’s call it what it is) strip mall near WCC in north Bellingham you will Smell Those Street Smells Again. (Yes, the good ones. Not the other ones. The GOOD ones.) How do I know this? Well, because it happened to me not 15 minutes ago!
You see, I had bookmarked this place and a nearby taco spot that I wanted to try, and finding myself in the area near lunchtime (and craving a taco) I pulled into the parking lot to check the place out. But as I approached the taco place (don’t worry, I’ll still go there… someday) I had to pass the open doors of Goji and smell the delicious goodness wafting out onto the pavement. And like the Millenium Falcon to the Death Star (but in a good way) it pulled me in with its invisible tractor beam and here I sit with quite possibly the Greatest Bowl of Noodles Ever In the History of Bellingham. (If you’re from the Ham, and you have pined for good noodles as long as I have, you know what I’m talking about.)
The rest of their menu looks impressive, too. Like, damned impressive. Like, if I could set up my tent in the parking lot and just hang out for a few weeks sampling everything I would. In other words, I’ll be baaaaack.
Oh, and they have beer too! ;)

Seriously amazing! Been their 3 times in the last month. Their Goji beef dish is spectacular. A huge bonus that they can make more than just a few meals gluten free so my wife can have more than just a salad :-)

Ate lunch here today. I got the Singapore Noodles and my partner got the Hawaii Fried Rice as well as gyoza to split.
The service was pretty good. One downside is that it’s seat yourself with 2 roaming waiters. It took about 10min for ether of them to notice we had arrived.
The gyoza had really good flavor and may have been homemade.
The noodles were cooked well but tasted pretty bland. Oil and curry powder seemed to be all that was on them. Vegetables were good.
My boyfriend’s rice was very greasy. The plate had a small puddle in the body from the grease. Not sure what they are trying to say about Hawaii.
Overall I’ll be back to try something new next time.

Place is fantastic. Found it after we had apple picking. The food is great with a very affordable pricee! Too bad its far from home, or else this will be my new favorite placee! :)

I love Goji. I say I could eat there every day and be content & happy but instead I usually have to settle for at least once a month (its a bit out of my way). I will admit, I am stuck in a rut when it comes to ordering and only ever get the Bulgogi Don. But it is so damn tasty. Yummy marinated beef over romaine lettuce and a scoop of white rice with amazing sauce drizzled over it. I’m salivating as I type this. The atmosphere is fun, good for groups. The service is always stellar and the staff is genuinely nice. The prices are right and there isn’t anything I can criticize… except I wish it was closer to my house. It’s settled, I’m calling in an order tonight.

Came for lunch today for the first time, I’ve driven by here I don’t know how many times and finally decided to give it a try. Ordered take out Singapore Noodles and was impressed with the flavor, freshness, and the portion sizes. For $ 8.50 to go I got enough for two meals. All the lunch entrees come with a scoop of rice. The Singapore noodles had tender chicken, BBQ pork, onions, carrots, green onions, bean sprouts, and egg. I got 3 out of 5 stars and it was plenty spicy. The curry flavor was strong, maybe a little too much, but overall very flavorful and delicious. The service was fast and friendly and the place was packed when I went in there. Will definitely be back to try out more items.

Great meal tonight at the Goji Bistro. I had the Go-​Delight chicken and vegetables which I ordered number 4 out of 5 on the spicy scale. It was chock-​full of vegetables, and had the perfect amount of spice. Hubby had the Goji Beef dish and it was good, his only complaint was there was too much beef and not enough vegetables! I shared a little of his and thought it had great flavor. The portions were big and the prices reasonable. I would definitely go back.

Went back a 2^nd time coz the Singapore Street Noodles were so good. Got the same (and what seems to be the only waitress on staff) again. Ordered the Yakisoba, again so good, until I got to the foreign object, was it a whisker, or was it a bristle from their dishwasher machine? The waitress brought the check, and I showed her the foreign object. She took the plates, and did not return. I took the check up to her, and paid. I said you didn’t check on the foreign object and get back to me, so no tip. She just says, «That’s O.K.“and walked away. When wait staff doesn’t know they are the messengers between the kitchen and customer, restaurants loose customers no matter how good their food is.

Our friend took us here today for Asian Fusion cuisine.
Service — It was great! We had a large group of 20+ and we occupied a couple of large tables. Normally for groups of 8+ it is on one check, but we wanted separate checks still. The server was really accommodating & decided to let us pay separately. I know he went the extra mile for us, so we really appreciate that. Base on the service alone we would come back already.
Food — Asian Fusion dishes were great! I looked around our table & everyone loved their dish! I ordered a dish off of their special menu. I think it was called Hae-​Mau? I told the server that I love savory foods with strong flavor & he recommended me this dish & I LOVED IT!
Price — The price matches the quality of the food. I wasn’t overly full, but the quantity was just right.
Overall — I would totally come back here & bring friends with me!

Awesome food and friendly service. The atmosphere is inviting as well. Definately give this place a try if you havent already.

I don’t know what happened to this restaurant. It took me about 6 tries to find something that I really liked here… I finally found a dish, the «On Fire» and have enjoyed it at least once a month for the past year.
BUT
The last two times I have been there, it seems like they pre-​make the stir fry and «re-​heat» it when it’s ordered. And BTW, last week they left part of the chicken COLD (I sent it back) and this week it was just about room temperature. My husband can go there with someone else from now on.
A bad lunch experience can ruin the whole day, two in a row puts this place on my «thanks but no thanks» list.

My favorite place in Bellingham.
I love the singapore street noodles and the bulgogi don.
The service is always friendly and fast, they serve alcohol and they are never swamped like many of the places in downtown. I love that Goji is off the beaten path, too.
I’ve been going here since early in 2011 and I absolutely love it and recommend it to all my friends.
Great job, Goji!

Food is pretty good, but the service is horrible.
Hawaiian fried rice is good.
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I like this place. The ribeye yaki has become one of my favorite comfort foods, and the singapore noodles are done just right. This isn’t a cheap lunch joint, but the prices aren’t bad for the quantity and quality of food you get. Vegetarian options abound, as well. The service tends to be well-​organized and fast, and always friendly.
Note to Disabled: Reasonably accessible, has its own parking lot.