Fantastic Sushi, with Wonderful Gluten-Free Options!!…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2026 Visit Kyle and his team went out of their way to make us gluten free sushi, off-the-menu!!! and it was amazing! Kyle put so much into getting us a wonderful lunch that we would grant six stars if we could !!!!! For the record, as of this visit, most of the food at Hi sushi is gluten free... only the eel sauce, onion something and tempura have gluten, and they are willing to substitute for you. And still, as we just asked to confirm what we could order, Kyle and Kyla worked to confirm what we wanted and we confirmed a couple substitutes. THEN they worked magic.... They improvised on the recipe and brought us something even more special!! The Tokyo combo is good and they made sure to replace the one fish marinated in eel sauce with another fish - this was good. Same for the nigiri / sashimi we ordered. Both were good without soy sauce... and Lyle replaced that with another gf sauce for us and that was extra tasty, too. Kyle's magic was the Laramie roll... a couple ingredients were substituted, and they put "baby" scallops on top - the smallest I have ever seen, about the size of a pearl onion. And then Kyle and team provided a special sauce that was fantastic. The GF Laramie special is fantastic. Thank you for a great lunch, Hi Sushi!! ----- ----- -----

Fresh quality in sushi Staff is nice and friendly…read more Flexible with requests. Clean Chill place Donuts are bomb For a small town like Cheyenne- I'm truly grateful for this gem. My family frequent this place weekly.

Came here last night for hibachi! My only complaint was our chef had to go between 2 tables so I…read morefelt that took away from the experience. With that being said, the waitress was on top of our drinks, and the food was some of the best I have ever had! The filet mignon literally melted in your mouth, I can't even explain how amazing it was. Also had the scallops and those were good too! Tried the lychee martini .. it was to die for! The restaurant was clean and very reasonably priced. If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely come back!

I suppose all good reviews start with the positive, so here it is…read more The ambiance is pretty great. The lighting is moody without being too dim with excellent choice in wall accents. The fountain and bamboo shoots framing the back wall of the bar really pull the place together in a way that you don't find in many other areas of Wyoming. Love it. That is about where the positives end. Remember how I said the ambiance was good? That's true, except for the God-awful music choice that was absolutely blasting over our heads. This isn't some boomer-level complaint about how pop music has degraded into slop AI could recreate either. I enjoyed several of the songs. I'm talking about theme, which whoever sets up the music here seems to have forgotten they work at a sushi restaurant and not the run-down Wendy's down the street. Please, for the love of God, change the station or playlist or whatever to something actually appropriate for the space. I beg you. Pretty much every other aspect about this place desperately needs a revamp and soon. The service was subpar not because of rude waitstaff or neglect, but professionalism is sorely lacking. The bar is treated as a personal hangout space, some employees are uniformed and clean while others are wearing personal clothing that range from ratty to ragged. The tables aren't set properly at all; in our experience here, an order of gyoza was not received with serving plates or chopsticks, which were never offered to begin with. At any sushi restaurant, chopsticks are kind of an obvious inclusion and yes, even people white as ghosts such as myself sometimes possess the dexterity required to manipulate two pieces of wood properly to eat with. The prices are something to be desired given the portions. Feeling somewhat adventurous, we also ordered one of the signature rolls which had a whopping 6 pieces totaling almost twenty dollars. It was plated in a way so gaudy and tacky I could think Gordon Ramsey would have something to say about it Kitchen Nightmares style. We cut it short after that. Overall, it's evident to me at least that this location was decimated by COVID in 2020 and has kept to go and DoorDash orders as its lifeline and will never truly recover into becoming a proper restaurant such as expected of current society. A damn crying shame, as there really is a lot of potential to be known as a local secret spot you'd have to dig for.

Owner was extremely nice when we came in and told us to stay as long as we would like. Where else…read morecould you get donuts AND sushi? Was delicious. I got 2 boston rolls and donuts. Was quick service.

They have the softest fluffiest tastiest donuts and a lot of variety to choose from! 100% would…read morerecommend!

Last week I got sushi from king soopers...nothing wrong with it until I ate it.. my large sushi…read morepack which was a combination of 3 sushi's. A 15 pack. Mine was marked red, and had two missing. Like someone ate some out of it. Had to toss it for safety reasons. Then my other sushi with the salmon on top had PLASTIC clippings in the sushi!!!! Total yuck! Not only was the plastic in the sushi but it was just a horrible bought item!!! (No pics because I threw them away)

Fresh produce great meat counter love the cheese counter bakery had great choices with breads and…read morepastries

Watch out if you do a takeout order they will force add gratuity…read more I placed a takeout order on 4/18/26. When we got in there we asked if the cowgirl roll and the jalapeño bloom were ready (we didn't use a name at the counter this is important). After I handed them my card I got a receipt for $32.89 while the receipt on my takeout bag was $28.60. If we do the math 15% of 28.60=4.29 28.60+4.29=32.89 This was unacceptable as my girlfriend had already tipped in cash and this clearly wasn't a standard fee associated with takeout as the manager had to refund me in cash. It's a damn shame to have such a great restaurant ruined because of personal greed of front of house. 3 employees were giggling as they swiped my card, and went dead silent the second I asked for the manager who told us there were two Emma orders(we never used our name so that was BS). Truly shameful service. I hope they clear out issues in front of house

Service was slow in a not busy restaurant- we ordered the sashimi combo and sesame chicken as our…read moreentrees and the fish that came out was very low quality and did not taste fresh, the chicken was mushy and too sweet. After a collective 4 bites of our food we decided not to risk food poisoning and the two of us still ended up sick. No one checked on us nor asked why the food had been uneaten. Definitely not worth the $120 we were charged (which was including a few apps that were also left partially picked over).

I was in Cheyenne overnight and wanted to eat some rice and Asian food and heard that China Buffet…read morehad decent food. I came late in the afternoon and the place was already crowded. I asked for take out and was given a small cardboard take out container that was divided with 3 places for food. When I asked for take out, the guy at the counter handed me the container and told me "No steak!" What irritated me was that he watched me as I went through to get my food (the register is near the buffet line) as if I was going to try to sneak some steak into my plate. There was a good selection of food. I picked up a little of several items. Since I read the reviews, I added some General Tso's chicken. My mistake was that I saw some red jello in the salad bar and had a craving for jello, so added it to my plate. When I went to pay, the guy opened my container, just to make sure I didn't take steak. When I handed him the money, there was not a thank you or smile. When I got back to my hotel room, I opened the container and the jello had melted all over my food! I hardly ate anything, nothing really tasted good, except for the General Tso's chicken. Suggestion to the restaurant - offer a small container for jello or cold things. It can still fit inside the take out container, but would help to keep things from running together. If I do go back, I'll skip the jello and load up on the General Tso's chicken.

Avoid This Buffet - A Sad Excuse for Chinese Food…read more I'm honestly struggling to find anything positive to say about my experience here. I've given buffets the benefit of the doubt before, but "China Buffet" was a new low. The entire meal felt like a lesson in disappointment. Let's start with the food quality, or lack thereof. Nothing tasted fresh. The eggrolls were limp and soggy, like they'd been sitting under a heat lamp for hours. The sweet and sour chicken and other fried items had completely lost their crunch, becoming a chewy, greasy mess. It's a cardinal sin for fried food to be soggy at a buffet. The issues didn't stop there. Several of the hot dishes, like the lo mein and a beef stir-fry, were barely lukewarm. Even more concerning, some of the meat items, particularly the pepper steak, had an "off" taste that made me think they were old and had been sitting out far too long. I took one bite and left the rest on my plate. My advice to the owner is simple: Focus on quality and freshness over quantity. It doesn't matter how many dishes you have if none of them are appetizing. The staff should be constantly checking the buffet lines--stirring food, replenishing items with fresh batches, and most importantly, throwing away food that has been sitting out for hours. Just because the restaurant was slow during my visit doesn't mean it's acceptable to serve old, unappetizing food. I really wanted to like this place, but I won't be returning. Save your money and your stomach; there are much better options out there. One last thing, get rid of your ice cream freezer, it looks like that's where you put all the dead body parts.

We got the baked mussels for the appetizer and it was yummy. The creamy cheese sauce on top was a…read moregood combination with the mussels. The sushi was fresh and tempura inside was very crunchy but the flavors were a bit complicated especially the special roll (sec on the beach). It was hard to decipher what you are eating especially when the menu doesn't list out the ingredients. You have to ask the server. I would recommend added what each roll is made of in the menu to prevent allergy reactions and helps give customers an idea what they are eating. Spacious dining area so good for large parities

It's tough to give a not so good rating. I was craving Pho, so I ordered it along with some Spring…read morerolls. The rolls were good, sauce was different. Never had it without the traditional peanut sauce. It was still good though. The Pho, different story. The broth had no flavor to it. Blan! I informed the server about it, just in case it was an error. The fixings were also not what I was used to. Just cilantro and bean sprouts, with some Jalapeno. I tried to muscle through it. I ended up eating 1/8 of the noodles and the beef. The rest I slid back. The upside; service and cleanliness was good. Came back the next day to their Filipino chicken dish and ordered another Spring Roll. Thumbs up on this meal.

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!!

Amazing service, food was also very yummy! Highly recommend if you're looking for somewhere to eat…read morein Cheyenne.

Sushi is kinda overpriced/american style/small portions - still giving 5 stars .. their dynamite…read morebowl is amazing, add a soup and salad for 1$, 7$ lunch - totally worth it if ur pinching Pennies

We have loved Jaws for the last few years but in the last year it's gone downhill in terms of…read moreservice and table sharing. The sushi is good but if we are paying 80-100 for dinner we don't want to share a table with another couple or family we don't know. The community table is different and you can definitely choose to sit there and that's cool as is the bar, but if I'm going to a higher end place I do not expect to share a table with strangers on date night. I hope they can do better but for now we are not going back. Highly recommend sushi Izumi (you get your own table and great service and good sushi! We have loved Jaws for the last few years but in the last year it's gone downhill in terms of service and table sharing. The sushi is good but if we are paying 80-100 for dinner we don't want to share a table with another couple or family we don't know. The community table is different and you can definitely choose to sit there and that's cool as is the bar, but if I'm going to a higher end place I do not expect to share a table with strangers on date night. I hope they can do better but for now we are not going back. Highly recommend sushi Izumi (you get your own table and great service and good sushi!

If you're anywhere near Fort Collins and haven't tried Kujira Ramen, you're missing out…read more I went all in: gyoza, pork belly steamed buns, and Tonkotsu Ramen -- and every single bite was absolutely unreal. The gyoza came out perfectly pan-seared -- crispy on the bottom, tender on top, and packed with flavor. That dipping sauce had just the right balance of salty, tangy, and savory. You could easily crush two orders without trying. The pork belly steamed buns were next-level. Soft, pillowy buns wrapped around rich, melt-in-your-mouth pork belly. The balance of fat, sweetness, and sauce was perfect. Messy in the best possible way. And then the star -- the Tonkotsu Ramen. The broth was deep, creamy, and packed with flavor -- that slow-simmered richness that tells you it was done right. The noodles had the perfect bite, and the pork was tender and seasoned beautifully. Every spoonful made you slow down just to appreciate it. Hands down one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Clean atmosphere, great service, incredible food. 10/10 -- already planning the next trip back.

When walking in you are greeted with a gorgeous atmosphere that gives off a sushi bar type vibe…read more The service is super quick, especially because it is Ramen. But they were also fairly quick with the appetizers that we tried. The barbecue tofu was surprisingly delicious with a great texture and yummy sauce. The Gyoza was also a fan favorite with a light crispy bottom and a good filling. We tried two different ramens with two different proteins. The beef was a bit, tough and dry, but the chashu was nice and soft like melting in your mouth. The broth was also good and the noodles were nice and thin. Overall, I felt like this was a nice bite to eat and definitely filling. The only thing I felt that was lacking was the service on refilling water. I would definitely come back if I was around the area. They definitely got busy pretty quick.