Destination Taiwan

The food was delicious!
I had the Beijing noodles which was a generous portion and very good as well. Scallion pancake was flaky and chewy and light. The service was amazing and the folks running it are friendly and generous. Definitely worth a visit!

I was feeling like bao and turns out there is this awesome little place in Cheyenne! The couple that owns this place are very sweet and friendly and the food is delicious. I was stoked to see on the menu tons of vegetarian options. I enjoyed the mopo tofu bao (spicy) and the taro bao for dessert. Also tried the scallion pancake, which was tasty.

The food was delicious. The owner was very nice. I gladly recommend, but do bring cash 💸.

Great customer service! Answered all my questions about food ( I am a vegetarian and they had great options!!) and drinks. They didn’t have the lychee oolong tea she wanted, so they recommended their mango lychee drink which she loved. The owner recommend the smoked plum beverage which was a bit different at first, but after a couple of sips, I found it wonderfully refreshing!! The food was amAzing!!! Tea egg was great, as was the basil pancake, but the green onion pancake just melted in your mouth!!! As a vegetarian I really appreciated the mapo tofu bun as an alternative to the barbecue pork bun. The tofu was nice and spicey!!

We couldn’t believe our good fortune to find destination Taiwan! We had Lou row fan (Taïwanaise pork on rice) spinach buns, pork buns, tea eggs. All we’re OUTSTANDING. It was amazing to have a a taste of Taipei here in Wyoming. I would show you a picture but we ate it all.

The menu is limited and there is only picnic tables available, so be prepared to take it to go or eat in your car. However, the food is very good, authentic, and reasonably priced. The best I had were the (pork) steamed buns. The skin was fluffy and soft and the filing had good flavor. It definitely left me wanting more as there are no good Taiwanese restaurants anywhere close within 100+ miles. I wish they would expand their menu but I'll be coming back next time I'm in Cheyenne to try something different.

This cute little family-owned restaurant brings Taiwan to Wyoming. I saw such great reviews of this place, that I had to go and check it out for myself. I drove from North Colorado because I haven't seen a Taiwanese restaurant before, and this place just made my day. I tried steamed buns, which were nothing like I've ever tried before. Also had their savory pancake, braised pork rice, and passionfruit green tea, and everything was very fresh and flavorful. Loved it all, and the owner was very nice and welcoming. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to try some authentic Taiwanese food. I will be travelling to Wyoming again for this place alone. I hope they open one restaurant in Colorado as well.

Great friendly service, I had never tried the Bao buns before. These little things are awesome I will definitely be back so I can try them all. Fresh, clean, light, and great flavors. Bring a little cash the prices are really good you can easily feed two people for $10. This place is truly a hidden gem, quick service and delicious high quality food!!

I’ve passed this place a thousand times but finally stopped there today. Customer service was top notch, fast, inexpensive, and the food blew my mind! 10/10 would recommend 10/10 chance I’ll be eating there again...soon

Cute tiny stop with nice servers! This is one of the best stops in Cheyenne. The food is always delightful and the owners always give an extra treat on the house! The onion torte are not greasy and flavorful. All the buns are amazing but I love the Chinese spinach and turnip which have crazy flavor for just veggies!

The best thing to get here is the tea eggs. A smokey and black tea notes really amp up an egg!

Must stop when traveling through Cheyenne but watch the hours as they are open certain days!