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Pei Wei (owned By Pf Changs)


olalisa

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olalisa Contributor

Pei Wei has just opened a restaurant in our area. According to their website, they are owned by PF Changs, but I think you go through a line and order your food, then sit down and they bring it out. Has anyone tried them? What was your experience?

From the website, it looks like they have the Spicy Chicken dish just like Changs. Oh, Happy Day!! :D


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Nashville Contributor

They don't have as many items on their gluten-free menu, but they have enough. Good stuff. The Spring Chicken rolls are very good.

mouse Enthusiast

I have lunch there, several times a year. Their gluten-free menu is not the same as PF Changs. So, be sure and order from their menu and not from memory. The food is good and the staff is well informed.

skinnyminny Enthusiast

I love it there I eat there about once a month its yummy I always get the gluten free sweet and sour shrimp!! its good to here the spring rolls are good I wanteed to try them last time but didnt because I love the shrimp so much. me and someone usually share its so much!

joyce Rookie

Hello,

I've ate there twice and both times had great service and food. The sweet and sour chicken is great. They had a gluten free menu handy where you order and when the waiter brought the food he repeated that it was gluten-free. Nice not having to wait so long for your order like P.F.Changs can be sometimes.

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Jen Hudson Newbie

Yes, I love eating at Pei Wei. They have the gluten-free menu on site. But I recommend making sure they cook chicken or meat "Stock Velvet" which means it's just cooked in water, not oil.

Looking for answers Contributor

I LOVE Pei Wei. I always order the spicy chicken salad, sans the spice ;) It's so yummy and full of flavor--give it a try some time!


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