Pei Wei

Thai chicken mango salad looked good. However too much iceberg lettuce kind made it taste bland. The hot and sour soup in a small cup with edamame had decent flavor.

Good, Consistent and Tasty! Grandson even likes it. Love the brown rice and Pei Wei Spicy. He loves the noodles.

I am nothing but completely disappointed and upset with pei wei. It was my first time eating at pei wei and I ordered a vegan meal, made sure that I said vegan and continued to say fried rice no egg. Again, I have my reasons as to why I’m a vegan. When I get my meal I was full of eggs and I didn’t get the appetizer I had ordered. I took my food to the manager and he rang my order in again the correct way and told me the fried rice isn’t vegan w the sauce that is used. I asked for my rice to be cooked w plain soy sauce or some other vegan sauce. The order took more than 45 minutes to even start cooking the order. They somehow kept forgetting about it and asking me what order it was and I had to repeat my order multiple times in order to get my food. I was extremely offended at the way things were handled here and this company might not ever get my business again.

My coworkers wanted to eat here one afternoon, which I had no qualms with. This place is A-​OK for fast Asian cuisine. I’ve only been to the UCF location once, but I’ve visited the chain in other locations before. We waited at least 10 minutes before ordering. That’s the longest I’ve ever waited for food at the counter at a Pei Wei, but maybe they were going through a shift change or something.
Despite the delay at the counter, the food was delivered to our tables quickly. My pad Thai lacked very much chicken, but was overall hot (temperature) and flavorful. My coworker ended up with a huge amount of green onions on her entrée for whatever reason. I ended up taking some to add some green to my plate since she doesn’t like them. After indulging in savory rice and noodles, be sure to grab some fortune cookies next to the drink station to satisfy your sweet tooth.
If my coworkers want to come here again in the future, I would oblige, but a different dish will be in order.

This is the only restaurant I’ve ever asked for my money back. My boyfriend and I waited 10 minutes to order and got vegetable pad thai and the Mongolian with chicken. We went to get our drinks and noticed it smelled like something had died near the freestyle machines. When we sat down, we were happy to see that our food came out quickly but it was absolutely horrendous. The rice was dry and tasted like it had been sitting out for days, the chicken hard. The vegetable «pad thai» tasted like spaghetti tossed in soy sauce, I’m pretty sure it actually was. Food was compared to a good meal in jail.

Why try those other crappy Chinese takeout places, when this place tastes better than them all. If anyone finds a place better than Pei Wei or PF Changs then PLEASE tell me.

I got a takeout from Pei Wei Asian Diner on University Blvd this afternoon and while eating, something thin and hard got stuck at the back of my throat. To my horror, I discovered that it was a very thin piece of plastic.
Incidentally, I had taken a picture of the noodles before I started eating and after looking carefully, very very carefully, I LOCATED that plastic intertwined among the noodles!
I hope you will look up and take notice. I love your food, so get your act together.

Busy location as near UCF. We eat in and also do take out. Foods we’ve tried — Pad Thai (both beef and chicken), Caramel w/​chicken, Dynamite, honey seared chicken & chicken teriyaki. Love their Pad Thai the best. Just yummy fresh flavors. Chicken teriyaki and honey seared were okay. Portion sizes/​plates seem to be getting smaller. On our recent last visit it appeared they changed bowls and the pad thai bowls were no longer deep as compared to 2 weeks before. Not a good change at all but food still fresh and tasty. Service depends on who is working but main contact is with cashiers only who are usually friendly. Giving 4 stars bc we love their food, but concerned about recent changes and will review again.

Had dinner here. Spring rolls tasted like they were frozen and not made fresh. Really tasteless .They should have been crunchy and flavorful. They were not!! Ordered sweet and sour dish not very good. The rice was hard ., the tofu was over cooked and tasteless Not worth. The money. Won’t be back

This is a really cool spot! I tried many different items on the menus since the price was so low! Everything was amazing! The atmosphere was great! My only complaint would be that the wasabi was not as potent as I expected, however, I don’t think that’s the restaurants fault and it’s really all relative. Great spot! I will return my next trip to Florida!

Being that this particular location is about a mile from a major university I’m assuming the staff consists of ucf students. That being said, the customer service was awful, the staff (cashier and food runners) were very pushy when my fiancé and I were ordering, weren’t helpful with questions, food runners slammed the food on our table and walked away. The food on the other hand was great! I would probably just stick with ordering take out from now on.

This location is nice. The staff was friendly and helpful. I got the orange peel chicken, which was very comparable to the orange peel chicken at P.F. Changs (their sister restaurant). The food here is always good, and you can add veggies to a dish for $.99.
I usually go for the Mongolian chicken, but thought I would try something different this time. Also, the spring rolls were tasty.

Pretty good stuff however not all dishes are good. Tried almost everything and the kung pow is the go-​to meal.

Always yummy!!! From their crab rangoon, lettuce wraps, won ton & hot and sour soup, their appetizers are off the chain!!! I also love their Mongolian beef and kung pao shrimp!!! Yummy!

I have visited this location quite a few times. Due to its close proximity to UCF and other corporate businesses, they can be pretty busy at times, so you have to time it right!
No real complaints with this location. The food is always fresh, fairly priced, and the staff is friendly.
During last nights meal, I ordered the Pei Wei Spicy. I felt the portions weren’t as big as they usually are and the beans were notably not cooked all the way, but the rest of the meal was good. I’ll still be back.

very good restaurant! Kind of set up like a Panera Bread but they bring the food to you! Good food and excellent choices. however, the prices are a little high and the portions are a little smaller than expected! I would return here! Customer service Is just «OK»

They have glutten free menu. It’s easy and convient if you want a quick meal. Unfortunately, the food is a hit r miss kinda deal.

Clean, friendly and absolutely delicious! Thats the way to describe it. I always order the white rice and sesame chicken. The food is always full of flavor and its all fresh. Once you order the food, is when the food begins to be cooked so you can expect freshness. They have an open kitchen so you can see your food being made with efficiency. The place is very clean and organized. The plates and silverware are spotless and so are the tables.
The servers are courteous and tentatively making sure that your dining experince is perfect. The soda is self serving, making it more convenient. Tasty and affordable food mixed with a clean environment and friendly staff makes it a very pleasant dining experience.

OkOK I know — dont judge me I like Pei Wei.
Sometimes during the lunch crowd it would get a little messy in there on the floor or on the chair. However, I gotta love their deals tho — Who doesn’t love a good BOGO?
A few things I absolutely can vouch for is the Traditional Chicken Lettuce Wrap, Korean Beef Lettuce Wrap, crab wontons, & teriyaki beef bowl.
The lettuces are yummy and surprisingly keeps me very full. The traditional one is mostly soy sauce based with chicken and bits of shitake mushrooms. The korean one is a little spicy and has a little sweetness.
Crab wontons are made with real crab meat! Go figure, not Krab wontons.
The teriyaki beef bowl is a little skimpy but i’m so full usually that I don’t even care. It tastes delicious and the beef is tender.
Plus they have the coke style machine where you pick through many different types of coke products.
Somethings I dont like are the pad thai (too soggy), and fried rice (not much flavor).

Decent food with no added MSG, free self-​serve fortune cookies, interesting drink machines, and a nice dining room are pretty much what I think of when I think of Pei Wei. I’m not a fan personally but will go when others want to.
My most recent visit was probably my best because the guy working at the register was beyond helpful with my order. I ended up getting a Teriyaki Chicken and brown rice combo with Wonton Soup. The combo items are a good value if you ask me because you still get a good-​sized portion of food with a small soup or side with it, and it’s cheaper than many other options on the menu.
Something new I learned while ordering is that you can add extra vegetables for free, which I think is super. Get a little Captain Planet up in there and eat your greens. You can then offset whatever healthiness you tried to redeem by grabbing fifteen fortune cookies from the drink station. (Full disclaimer, I only ate five, not fifteen).
So, that’s pretty much all to be said about Pei Wei. They have new drink machines like the one’s at Burger Fi where you can mix flavors and create crazy concoctions. I ordered this insane glass of water. Exciting, right?