Pei Wei Asian Diner

No issues… wait, okay… except for the so, so sweet Lo Mein Chicken dish. It was way too sweet! We also ordered Caramel Chicken which was delicious! Service is efficient and food court is clean and brightly decorated.

Passing through Atlanta’s Int’l Terminal and the worst grab and go sushi ever. Dry, non-​sticky rice and I was given one packet of soy sauce. Pei-​Wei is usually better than this, but obviously needs new management.

It’s difficult to get noticed here. The employees are busy with their cells and chatting to each other. I walked away once, but found the same deal at el Taco. So, on try two, I leaned on the counter and tapped the register. Service was then offered. The food was ok, so I’ll give them a star for that.

Way overpriced for the quality and quantity of food. Flavours were extremely lacking. Serviced was rushed and verging on rude.

Good was great as usual but lacked the typical higher end fast food feel.
Staff seemed slightly uninterested.
For an airport, good took longer than expected to be ready.
Dirty area and not such a crown looking kitchen either.

I was ready to dislike Pei Wei from the start. I had to really work to get a vegetarian entrée, but it was worth the effort. The lady at the counter seemed un interested in my request for a vegetarian meal and the conversation was difficult. However after a moment, she brightened up and helped me to order the Teriyaki chicken with out the chicken and added broccoli — for an extra charge. I couldn’t tell what the charge was and maybe she dropped it? Then I got the meal and was pleasantly surprised by the portion. Had to eat everything though. Could have lived with out the sugar. The sauce tasted a bit sweet for me. I think they would do a lot better if they put vegetable options at the top of the menu. Also show what the portion sizes and calorie counts are. Not bad. Thank goodness for the chili paste too.

Friendly service but over priced done up chinese in the new international terminal. Not a bad place to kill time but it’s nothing special.

Wow, worst airport food ever. This Pei Wei is horrible! Very rude service, chicken was tough and chewy and the white rice was hard. Also hard to believe that the vegetables on my honey chicken was cold, nearly frozen.

If you have time to make your way to terminal F and eat there, I would do so. It’s a lot less crowded and since its the newest terminal it’s quite nice with high ceilings and lots of light. As for the food it was Ok, nothing great but nothing bad either. A bit on the pricey side for fast food but then again you are in an airport.

This Pei Wei was on point today. The service was quick the food was hot and fresh. It tasted on par with a non airport Pei Wei. The price was also quite reasonable for airport food.

Not sure why, but this one just isn’t like the other Pei Wei’s I’ve eaten at. The sauce they used in the spicy chicken felt like it was saw dust. The chicken and veggies were well cooked, but the sauce was awful and brought the whole meal down.
Service was fast and quick. Could do better, not sure I would visit or eat at this one again.

4 star for airport food. More of a 3 otherwise. Had the Chicken Banh Mi in the grab and go. Pretty tasty with fresh herbs. I would get it again if I had a short layover in that terminal.

Cooked to order Americanized Chinese quick service restaurant. Ingredients are fresh. Will it fill your belly? Yes. Will it satiate your foodie taste buds? No.

Quite simply, 1 star because I just would not eat here again. Rude service and rude food. I got a vegetarian dish and the white rice was completely soaked in sauce at the bottom. Why put the rice on the bottom of the vegetables? Inedible. Next time at this airport I don’t see myself eating here!

Probably your best, most healthy option in this terminal, but still not great. The pre-​pack salads are big, but only of airline service quality. The attraction is simple, naked protein like chicken breast to fill up on before a flight, and maybe a few veggies.
The dressings are vaguely Asian in that they are heavy on sesame and soy, but otherwise not too bad. Applied sparingly to the chicken and greens, they do the job.
The hot food? Just looked tired, played out, and sad. Really would avoid that, along with the sushi.

Nasty sushi. It looked good. I didn’t have time to wait for made to order food, so I had Spicy Tuna Sushi Rolls. NASTY NASTY NASTY.
Maybe if there is a next time, I’ll try something else. Not a good first impression.
(And yes, I’ve had airport food sushi before and it was good at other places)

Never again. I was making an connection and it was late (past 9pm), I was hungry and super tired. I made this mistake of getting food here. OMG, I think I got the Mongolian Beef (which BTW I have made several times in my home kitchen with great success).
It was the most salty a$$ dish ever. What a waste of my $ 11. Everything from the sauce to the meat was salty.
It was really unbearable. Threw it out.
Don’t do it!!! Very unhealthy.

Pei Wei, the fast-​food version of PF Changs, is great! We were looking for something in the airport that was going to satisfy our hunger, and this was it. After coming from a foreign country that didn’t have many different types of food, this was perfect.
We ordered two entrees and the lettuce wraps (who can beat PF Changs lettuce wraps??? These are EXACTLY the same). The only complaint I had at all was that it took about 15 minutes to get our food. However, it’s clearly more fresh that way, and we were happy.
Our food was good, exactly what we expected. And the lettuce wraps were amazing. I’d order them again and again and again.
Just don’t choose this if you’re running to catch your flight (and be polite and don’t take this to eat ON the plane).

It is a good enough place for a quick snack/​meal before your flight. I decided to have Vietnamese sandwich. but unfortunately they didnt have it, so I went ahead with spicy tuna sushi, which was quite good. Service as for US standards was quite average and I have experienced so much better.

This is located in the upstairs section of the International Terminal in Atlanta. In my opinion, come to this terminal for the best food if you have a little downtime on your layover here. I got my standard choice, the chicken lettuce wraps, and tried to surreptitiously nom on them as I was waiting for my flight to board. Ended up making a mess, but they were worth it. I was pretty excited to see banh mi on their menu here, but when I tried to order, they were all out. Not sure if it’s only available for dinner or I just had bad timing. Maybe next visit! They give you a buzzer to alert you for when your order is ready. Pretty cool for a fast food airport restaurant.