Wei Asian Cafe

Went in today around 835pm. They pretty much rushed us out because their cook thinks he’s Gordan Ramsay and gave us 10min to order so he could leave on time. This place could kick rocks

I was truly disappointed at the serving sizes and also the quality of the food for the price. Also you could see that there was some sort of black grime on the floor, the whole establishment was very unsanitary.

Delivery! The food has always arrived hot and as ordered. The portions are large and we can feed four with two entrees, rice, and crab puffs. The flavors were good without being overly sweet or salty. We love the Moo Shu (chicken or pork), cashew chicken, fried rice, pork egg rolls, and crab puffs.
We have only just found this place but I’m sure everything is delicious.

Amazing Asian cuisine with a wonderful staff of friendly personalities. The appetizers were super fresh and crispy. The hot mustard was great. The main dishes came out prepared perfect and very warm. Definitely will return to this establishment and also order from home with their delivery service. Only reason I didn’t give them a five is because the prices are tad high on beer and main dishes (but you get what you pay for with this excellent meal). Much better than the Chinese restaurant across the street.

Absolutely amazing. Super friendly authentic Asian guy was super fast with his awesomely delicious food. I went there with the «in-​laws» and still had a great time! If you want great Chinese food in Tucson, this is the place to be. No shitty music in the background or a loud kitchen spewing sound out into the dining area. Go here, eat food, thank me later. Offers take out as well

My family and I love this place. The Mongolian Beef is amazing. We order dinner to be delivered nearly every Sunday and are never disappointed. Food is delicious, delivery is fast, and the restaurant is reasonably priced. I highly recommend to anybody looking for a good Chinese restaurant in the neighborhood.

I implore everyone to try Mae’s Chinese across the street on Harrison behind the Circle K. Mae’s environment is much more welcoming, cleaner, not musty, and more light. Their food taste so much fresher and not greasy or oily. Plus Mae’s prices are much more reasonable. The owners at Wei’s are so rude when something goes wrong. Everyone else’s fault but theirs. We tried Mae’s, my family and I love it! Been going there for months now and have yet to be disappointed. if you make the change to Mae’s, you will not be sorry.

This place has delicious sesame beef, and also big noodles. Love it so much and am very satisfied.

The food here all tastes so good. We have been ordering from here for a couple of years. Sometimes we eat in for lunch, sometimes we have it delivered and sometimes we pick up. There are all kinds of different things on the menu, and everything is so good. They are also really nice, and if you tell them what you want, they will help you figure out what to order.

We’ve eaten carryout now 4 times and every time has been great. The service is fast! Meal usually ready for pick up in 15 minutes. I can’t even get there that fast. The cashew chicken isn’t skimpy on the chicken and the pad Thai is actually spicy (and not sweet like a lot of Americanized versions). I will definitely keep coming back.

Stopped by tonight about 8pm for some takeout. I ordered Chicken fried rice, beef with snow peas, and potstickers. The price was steep at $ 27+ but I really wanted to try the place out since I moved to the neighborhood a few months ago. I will not be going back. The rice had no flavor and was full of frozen vegetables including green beans and lima beans as well as corn and the usual carrots and peas. The beef dish I had was not what I ordered. Instead of beef with snow peas I had beef with mushrooms, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, carrots and snow peas. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t drool-​worthy. The potstickers were dripping with oil and the dipping sauce was basically chili oil with scallions floating on top. The restaurant was not busy and yes, it was later in the evening, but really there’s no excuse for oily nasty food.

Lacking in stylish décor, the food and the service here more than make up for the restaurant’s faded, ‘80s look. The menu is enormous with Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese options. We got 3 different things and they were all delicious. The chefs were even willing to create an off-​menu dish for us.
Delicious, accommodating and not very expensive. If I were local, I would definitely be coming back.

Officially one of my favorites! We had lo me in, fried rice, vegetable rolls and beef and vegetables and they were all on point!

Coming from the bay area, where Chinese restaurants are a dime a dozen, its refreshing to see one of these establishments in the desert!
Its your basic, better than panda, Combo #_​_​_​, comes with steamed or white rice, hot n sour or egg drop soup, and an eggroll type of place for lunch. That’s a +1, because I’m tired of place who have all their food pre-​cooked under heat lamps…
They also have a good dinner menu, which tastes great. All those chef specials, and even your basic, as I like to call it, «American-​Chinese» food too. (Ie: your sweet and sour pork, broccoli beef, etc.)
What makes them stand out too, is that they have Vietnamese dishes. The Bun Thit Nuong was on point, but something leaves to be desired for their Bun Bo Hue. Their phở is also decent, broth is flavorful.
All in all, its a great average place. Can’t go wrong. I really don’t know where the other reviewers get «on the expensive side.» …
Come to Orange County… I’ll show you that same dish marked up 50%. And the only way you’re getting a Combo for under $ 8 is if its from Panda Express or some other fast-​food rip off.

this place is a little expensive but their food is always spot on. I usually have delivery and they are quick, the order is always right, and the delivery guys are really nice. the fried rice is amazing and so are their soups. I get the egg drop when I’m feeling like a little pick me up and the war wonton is amazing when you’re feeling sick. portion sizes are large for all their dishes. The pad thai isn’t a typical pad thai but it’s tasty none-​the less. not sure what the sauce is (it’s not the typical peanut sauce), but it’s good. love the crab rangoons and the sweet/​sour red sauce as an appetizer.

I really like their food, but their prices have gone up and they charge you for a little thing of hot sauce if you are getting your order to go. I think I’ll start driving a little further from home to get my Asian food fix.

So we just moved into the area and were hungry for some food. We found them online and saw that they delivered. The guy that answered was so sweet I didn’t realize it was 15 minutes till closing but they still took my order and the young man delivered it on his way home. I thought that was AWESOME customer service which is very hard to find lately.
We ordered the Mongolian beef and shrimp chop suey VERY GOOD.
We will be going back again.

I tried Wei Asian again after not eating there for over a year. I stopped going in because of the strong, unpleasant smell of the deep fryer. Well, as soon as I walked in the door, that same smell hit me.
Anyone who has worked in food probably knows the odor of a deep fryer that needs fresh oil.
And nobody wants to smell that while they’re eating.

We had 10 in our group for dinner on ⁷⁄₁₄. Everyone ordered different items from a huge selection from a large 6 page menu!!! Unless you are a real oriental connoisseur and know you Asian foods, it is pretty hard to make a decision — thank God for «Combination Plates» — makes the guess work a lot easier!!! I chose A-​4, I can’t recall exactly what was included but I can say it was delish! I ordered a side Won Ton Soup for the extra 50 cents, it was very full of vegies, etc. but was a bit too salty. I did have others mention that their food was saltier than they like. They say they are MSG free in their foods?
The serve staff and chefs are very accommodating and helpful. The facility is very clean and neat. It is located right next to the Safeway in the shopping complex on Golf Links and south west corner of Harrison.
We will be including it on our return visit list and recommend it to others!

Sept 30, 2012
My cousin and extended family in Tucson are regulars here, their favorite go-​to place for great Chinese food. We just had to try it!
A group of about 15 of us went and they connected about 4 tables to fit us all. At one point we pretty much had the entire restaurant to ourselves, it seems they do a lot of take-​outs.
Food was very good, however I do believe we have just as good (if not better) Chinese restaurants in the LA area.
Staff were friendly and attentive to all our requests. Definitely the best meal I had during my 3-​day trip of Tucson.