Pei Wei

Champions Forest location is consistently delicious, hot and fresh. My 10 year old son loves the Kids Wei Honey Chicken. I love the sushi and Brocoli Beef. And everything else! We come here several times per month and have never been disappointed.

Very good as always. Kung Po Shrimp with fried rice. Wife had garlic chicken. Would recommend. Good for lunch. Headed back tomorrow after church.

This Pei Wei does it for me. At times the service can be slow if there’s any type of larger crowd. Overall I come at least once a month. They play the most relaxing music aka jazz r n b mix. I’d recommend it if your in the mood for very descent Asian fusion w/​o the $$$$ price tag. Food is always fresh and cooked to order.

Ok so this my second time eating at this location. First time was great but my order was different than today. Today’s order was not good at all. First things first, I ordered the Pad Thai, small portion, and it literally had two small pieces of chicken. Really??? The noodles were not thoroughly cooked and it was tasteless. I was so disappointed. I will not be ordering from here for awhile. I gave it 3 stars cause I do like this place but today’s food sucked.

Very good and quick for a quick bite to eat! Prices are reasonable and portions are huge! Sit at the bar and you can watch them cook. I love this place for a quick lunch. Service is on point. Lo mein w shrimp is great, just add the chili sauce if you want some spice. You walk in, order, pay and they bring to your table. Very good quality, fresh quick Asian food. I always go back!

The food is exactly what you would expect when you go to Pei Wei, but they need to get their act together customer service-​wise. Always check your order if you get take out. I usually order online, which should be pretty easy to get correct but it is correct only about half the time. Tonight I ordered the Kung Pao chicken. Website said pick up at 6:20, I got there at 6:30 and it hadn’t been prepared yet. The guy cooking it looked frustrated and muttered a few words when the cashier told him he needed to make that next. When it was finally ready it was steamed instead of regular like I ordered. I told them I wanted regular, like my online order and the receipt specified, the cook was very frustrated at that point. Finally 20 minutes later it was ready to go. Why bother ordering online? Just order when you get there, there will be the same wait time and the same chance you’ll get the order wrong.

We’re regulars at carry out door. Orders are always ready upon arrival. Haven’t ordered a dish that wasn’t delicious and there are always leftovers. YUM!

Thursday is the day to go to eat in peace, and at least get in the door, place is constantly packed, good food and good service

This is my least favorite Pei Wei I’ve been too. We ordered lunch here for our entire office, and the food was hardly edible. It was luke warm, but yet over cooked and over fried. Several of us got sick from it. I’ve had one pleasant experience here years ago, but after this experience I will be sticking to my usual Kuykendahl location.

Jan 6 stopped for a late lunch. All 9 Pei Wei restaurants I’ve been in from Houston, Austin, and Amarillo have been very good, and then this one rose above them all. My guests and myself were entirely please with everything here and the opinion was that this was the best Pei Wei any of us had ever been in, it was unamimous. Really great meals.

Welcome to the poor man’s PF Changs. For two, expect to spend thirty dollars more or less. They serve several dishes in a medium and large portions, and most of it’s cooked really tasty. They serve beer and bottled drinks along with one of those digital drink machines. Making a reservation for Pei Wei will impress your date if you were in high-​school, but the point as an adult is to not make a fool of yourself. I like their apps and their sushi rolls, but their menu isn’t at all ambitious. When I have the taste for glazed chicken, which has been more often as of late, Pei Wei is a top choice among its kind of Asian-​Americanized cafés.

This location is inconsistent. Sometimes when I go there it is good, but mostly it is not so good. I have received incorrect orders, watery bland pad Thai and the rolls are always loosely wrapped and not pretty.

Nice location and good food. The staff is helpful and seem quite calm and organized even though the restaurant seems to always be very crowded. Like this place. Would highly recommend it. My only caveat is that I order «to go» all the time and I do not dine in. I prefer to eat where there isn’t a huge, loud crowd. But otherwise I have had few if any big disappointments. Tasty Americanized fast food Chinese style.

It’s good is still good as always but this location has slow service and lazy employees. When I was in the dining room it was a mess and there were three employees who could’ve been cleaning. Instead they stood around and talked to each other.
If you like the food it’s good but I don’t suggest sitting inside for long.

The manager reached out to me and remade my meal. Must have been an off day bc when my meal was remade it tasted like the good old peiwei I have been used to eating great job guys!

We have come here over the years but the quality has really gone down. Tonight it took 20 mins for my son’s food and then when it came out it was the wrong kind of chicken. And it’s not even crowded and there are 5 cooks in the kitchen. The food quality just isn’t the same. We used to enjoy it but now it’s just bland. The kid’s lo mein noodles just look different and it has zero flavor. Not coming here anymore.

I love Pei Wei in general as Chinese/​Asian cuisine is not normally my favorite but the «Americanized» version at Pei Wei suits me just fine. This was my first visit to this location and it seemed to be a little «let go.»
Service — OK but not great
Facilities — OK but needs a little TLC
Food — Actually very good. Egg rolls were not really all that hot but they also were not greasy and they were stuffed with pork. I got my usual Kung Pao chicken which never disappoints. I would probably give it two stars if the food wasn’t so consistently good.

This is a chain restaurant. One thing I like about chain restaurants is the food is supposed to taste the same no matter what location you are at. I had a craving for PF Chang’s spicy chicken and did not want to wait for a table so I decided Pei Wei would be great to satisfy my craving quickly.
This is not like a regular restaurant. When you walk in you’ll see a large menu, then you step up to the counter and place your order, they give you a number, you grab a seat, and someone brings the food to you.
I do like the fact that food is made when you order it and not just sitting around. Staff could use a little more pep in their step, they all seemed robotic or mechanical.
We stopped in for dinner and I got my spicy chicken and my boyfriend got the Korean lettuce wraps. I got what seemed like a huge portion of the spicy chicken which was great (packed it to go). The Korean lettuce wraps seemed like a very skimpy version. The flavor was pretty good but it felt like you got ripped off for it not being that much food.
All in all I have no issues with this place. I like the fact it’s almost a self serve place that way I can be in and out whenever I am in a hurry and I don’t have to wait around trying to flag down the waiter.

Decent food but very poor service at this location.
My friends and I have been here on three separate occasions and waited for at least 15 min (no line) before deciding to going elsewhere…

I think I’ve officially eaten at Pei Wei for the last time :(
Taste-​wise, I always enjoy the food. Like others have said, it’s your standard Chinese-​American fast food restaurant, and it’s a decent replacement for P.F. Chang’s if you’re in the mood for a quickie. The dishes are sweet, greasy, and the portions are large– but, never satisfying!
That’s not why I won’t be coming here anymore. I’m a girl who can appreciate quick, greasy food. What I can’t appreciate, however, is getting a migraine and stomach cramps every time I eat here no matter what location I dine at and no matter what I order.
I’m sorry Pei Wei… but, I bid thee farewell!