Pei wei asian dinners

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Ordering online from Pei Wei was so easy, except there are so many dishes that sound great that it was hard to choose. The prices are so reasonable we ended up getting too many appetizers: wonton soup, wasabi crunch roll sushi, and crab wontons. The crab wontons are basically crab rangoons but the shell is thicker, there was more crab and less cheese. The wasabi crunch rolls were odd with the wasabi peas but the spicy tuna inside was good. I like that there are multiple sizes of some of the appetizers so you can get exactly the amount you want. For entrees we ordered Pei Wei Spicy with shrimp and noodles and Japanese steak and shrimp chile ramen. Both dishes were spicy and good.

By Cheryl Hall. But Hedrick swears that it was also a serious volley meant to separate Pei Wei from the fast-casual dining pack. We felt there was a big point of differentiation. Think cauliflower rice; grass-fed, never-frozen flank steak; real eggs; house-cut chicken breast; and fresh, hand-cut vegetables.

The food is always borderline horrible or terrible. Can someone please buy this place and fix things up? The worst Pei Wei ever