pei wei asian diner

terrible. the noodles were mush, no texture at all. don't get dan dan noodles! the flavor was dull and unsatisfying. the thai wonton soup tasted like canned chicken broth with an extra 2 tsp of salt.

nice place. this place is really good. i generally order the pei wei spicy with chicken. portions are medium to large and worth the money. the crab rangoon is really good. the place is kid friendly. they also have these new cool soda fountain machines that are pretty hip and fab.

one thing that sticks out to me here is the really good customer service i've received each time i've dined in.

i like this place!. never have been disappointed with this place. love their crab ran goons along with their noodle bowls. plenty of food to get you full. wish there were more of them around because when i want asian, this is one of the first places that come to mind. a little more class than your average asian fast food chain. even have the hubby really liking it. always clean and friendly atmosphere along with reasonable prices. one of my favs when it's cold and rainy.

not bad for a chain. i go here maybe once a year for edamame, soup, and a salad. everytime, i have high expectation. everytime, i am mostly disappointed. there are much better asian restaurants in okc.

not too bad, but not in love. i have only been this pf chang's a few times because i dont like those trendy chinese fast food places. but the few times i have been there, it's not bad. i especially like their pad thai, very big portion and i like the taste, a bit spicy, a bit sour, a bit sweet. for a fast food chinese joint, it's really not bad at all, but i am not in love of course, there are better chinese places, but for a quick bite in a pretty enviroment, this is a good choice.

been a customer for 2-3 years and am a major fan. usually there 3-5 times a month. good service.

overpriced. wow, not sure what the big deal is with this place. i do know they use way too much ginger, holy cow! the fried rice is undercooked as well. costs way too much, but isn't that good, probably will not be going there again that's for sure.

what the h? no potstickers? suck it! vegas

we eat at this particular pei wei about once a month and every time we visit, it has been consistent. (the only downside is it gets seriously busy from 11:30 - 1:00ish. we try to eliminate that by going before 11:30).
i've eaten just about everything on the menu that includes tofu and my all time favorite is the teriyaki tofu bowl with fried rice (fr is $1.00 extra, but worth it to me), i can never eat it all and end up taking it home for another meal. we also always get the edamame (soybean pods) - i pour the salt out of the container and use the container for soy sauce dipping.
my daughter loves the noodles and also gets that every time we come. honestly, i've never had a bad meal here. i like the fact that things move very quickly (this is not really the place if you want a slow, low-key dinner) - i think the pei wei concept is the fast food version of p.f. changs.
i've never been disappointed here. i'd say you can count on pei wei to deliver with their food - it is always fast, fresh & flavorful!!

tasty but noisy. not only is it crammed, but they play loud wailing pop music too. enjoy the food, but don't go for a relaxing lunch. oh, and tables are so close that you're sitting aside strangers as close as any dinner company.

the pei wei spicy chicken is my favorite! the snap peas & carrots & the spicey sauce make this dish

pei wei is great !. eat here once a week, food is cheap and food taste good, quick service when dining in or taking out !

overpriced for what it is. i understand the hipness of it, but to me the food leaves a lot to be desired. i always order the broccoli and tofu noodle bowl, and to me, they always screw up the tofu. i know that it's a delicate thing to prepare, but really, every time? i would be more willing to be a regular if i felt like the food quality was reflected in the price. but to me, always a better choice than p.f. chang's.

not bad, not great. the food is freshly prepared to order, and the place is usually packed at lunch so its kind of a cattle feed experience rather than a laid back one.
one gripe is that everything tastes vaguely of propane. i don't know if its the cooking method or something they add to the food, but there's a definite hydrocarbon twang in all the stir fry. yuck.
price is moderate, and you get a good sized portion.

p.f. chang's lite.. seriously, very similar to p.f. chang's and less than half the price on some items. great lunch spot. good for the vegans in your life too. also has booze. definite plus on that.