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Pei Wei Asian Diner
Category: Restaurants Asian Fusion Asian Fusion [Edit]
4039 Hillsboro RdNashville, TN 37215
Neighborhood: Green Hills
(615) 514-3230
- Hours:
Mon-Thu, Sun 11 am - 9 pm
Fri-Sat 11 am - 10 pm
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Garage, Street
- Attire:
- Casual
- Price Range:
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$
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- No
- Delivery:
- No
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good For:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Beer & Wine Only
- Noise Level:
- Loud
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
53 reviews for Pei Wei Asian Diner
Review Highlights
"The chopsticks, fortune cookies, and fried rice all made..."
(in 7 reviews)
"The staff is very friendly, and service is always quick."
(in 3 reviews)
"The Mandarin Kung Pao and Thai Dynamite are my 2 faves..."
(in 4 reviews)
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53 reviews in English
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Review from Amanda F.
Nashville, TN
1/14/2012
Pei Wei is the baby of PF Chang's, and personally my favorite of the two. You can't beat quick takeout, no wait times, and tasty asian cuisine!
They offer inside dining with waitstaff, but their takeout seems to be a majority of their business. Pei Wei does have many regular dishes that you can find at PF Changs, like their lettuce wraps and crispy honey shrimp, but at lower prices (less than $10 per dish) and more simpler options. Plus, they have pretty great kids meals with big portions (my mother occasionally chooses from here). I recommend the crab wontons to start, and of course my favorite, the Pad Thai for an entree. The beef and broccoli dish is delicious as well.
Make sure you call ahead to order so you don't have to wait inside. A great casual lunch spot or a quick takeout dinner, you won't go wrong with Pei Wei! -
Review from Rachel D.
12/24/2011
I've never been to a P.F. Chang's, even though I've passed by several of their locations in various cities in Northern California.
When I found out that Pei Wei is the lower-priced version of P.F. Chang's, I was intrigued. I thought the counter service was strangely too casual for the dark interior of this place. The interior seemed a tad more upscale than the food.
I thought it was interesting that you had the option of choosing the protein and adding the sauce. I like that brown rice was offered. The menu isn't strictly Chinese-based. I couldn't decide between the Thai and Korean and Japanese offerings.
I meant to order my standard of sweet and sour pork and accidentally ordered chicken. I hate white meat. It was meh. Probably more due to the chicken than if I had ordered the pork I mean to get. I have been eating slightly more healthfully these days (more salads), so the deep fried food was a shock to my system later on in the form of mild indigestion.
But I will come back to try the other styles. Definitely more in the Americanized Chinese column than authentic Chinese. I have no problem with Americanized food, since that is what I grew up with. -
Review from Reed W.
Florence, AL
10/12/2011
I was pleasantly surprised, but the bill was a little too much for what you get.
Beware of the unlimited fortune cookies, though.. they'll get ya! -
Review from Michael W.
Gainesville, GA
They forgot to make my order so I am a bit biased. They brought my girlfriends order out and then ten minutes later I had to ask where mine was. Other than this mishap which is bound to happen on a busy Saturday night the food was great! The waiter saw me yelping and then tried to change my mind by giving me two free chicken lettuce wrap coupons but lets be honest.. Who tries to be healthy when eating chinese?? I admire their offer. Bottom line though.. Food was good! But be prepared to order while in line on busy nights. This is a great already been dating place but look elsewhere for firsts. I will definitely visit again, to use my free cards.
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Review from Jeremy E.
8/5/2011
Cheap good Asian eats.
I go here about once or twice a month whenever I get the bug.
Get the kung pao chicken extra spicy with fried rice. So good! -
Review from Karyn J.
Nashville, TN
11/13/2011
Last night was our 1st time eating at Pei Wei. We ordered 2 spicy meals for take out. The restaurant was clean as well as very busy. I was greeted immediately & the guy who took my order was super nice. Service was quick. The fortune cookies were fresh & good. I wanted the spice to be a little bit more spicy but overall it was good.
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Review from Angelina T.
Houston, TX
8/21/2011
Yuck! Totally agree with Simon, where this is basically PF Chang's but cheaper. I do enjoy PF Chang's, but the food here was not as good. You could barely taste it with all of the "flavors" they added.
I went here with a friend since they offered some vegan options, but we are never going back. -
Review from Sara A.
Nashville, TN
6/22/2011 1 Check-in Here
I absolutely love Pei Wei.
I love their spicy food here, any and all of it.
And get your meal with vegetables and tofu and you're eating well! Their tofu is the best in town!
Thank you Mr. Chang, for giving us a fast- food version of your awesomeness. -
Review from Simon K.
Nashville, TN
7/24/2011
So this basically PF Chang's type food at a cheaper price. I like that premise, but the thing is that I don't like PF Chang's food that much.
Overall it's too salty and over-sauced. The other down-side is that it stays pretty packed. It's not uncommon to see a line go outside the restaurant. They have a good variety and they get you your food faster than at PF Chang's.
I admit that this place is perfect for people who are new to Asian food. Regardless, arm yourself with a lot of water and prepare to be bloated the next morning from all the sodium. For that I won't come back.Listed in: Asian and that Fusion Garbage
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Review from Jenn Z.
4/13/2011 1 Check-in Here
Pei Wei is a great place to stop in for lunch or a casual dinner. I visited the one located in Hill Center of Green Hills. We happened to be back on that side of town and were craving some style of Asian food. Pei Wei is considered "Asian Fusion" offering a bit of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese inspired selections.
Honestly I trust their quality because they are affiliated with P.F. Changs, their parent company, and offer Gluten-Free items and I know I am getting fresh msg free ingredients.
I had the Teriyaki Chicken with white rice (brown rice is an alternative) for ($7). The man had the Spicy Korean Beef ($8.50) over white rice. You can get pretty much any entree with your choice of Beef, Chicken, Tofu, Shrimp or Veggies - I love this option, you can make any dish ligther or heartier and this of course appeals to our vegan and veggie friends out there. The young lady at the counter also mentioned they can mix up any combo as well, veggie/beef or tofu/veggie, etc. this was also a nice alternative to the typical fast food joint. We both had fairly good sized portions and I enjoyed the Mandarin Orange Iced Tea they had on the beverage bar accompanied by fresh oranges.
The only disappointment would be the staff's overal lack of attention. I realize that this is not a typical sit down type restaurant, you order your food, it is prepared then brought to you and that is where the service ends. The drinks are self serve, you get your own cutlery and napkins.
I am okay with that, but I was disappointed that when the "waiters" saw us struggling with an 8 month old in tow to get a high chair and get situated, they literally walked by several times without offering so much as a glance. A nice woman seated nearby actually reached out to help us out. I realize they are not earning tips here, but a nice hand would have helped.
We will definitely stop in here again for lunch or dinner if we are in the area, but I wont be driving across town for it. I give it 4 stars for the taste, the cleanliness, the freshness and variety of the food and the atmosphere. -
Review from Heather H.
6/19/2011
Don't judge, but I kind of like this place. As far as East Asian food goes I honestly prefer it Americanized (Spider J., you may kick me in the shins next time I'm in the SGV). It's not that I'm not adventurous, but it's easier to eat meat-free at a place like Pei Wei. Anything with a leaf next to it on the menu can be ordered with no meat or animal byproducts. The food is pretty alright in that context. I was able to get spring rolls, and veggies with tofu in sweet and sour sauce over brown rice. The portion was very generous, and I wasn't able to finish it. It's not fine dining, or an authentic experience, but it's good.
Pei Wei has kind of a pan-Asian thing going. The last time I was here I ordered Pad Thai, and I saw some Korean food on the menu too. You can also get all the standard fountain drinks as well as beer. And fortune cookies. -
Review from Janet Y.
5/31/2011
This is a great place if you are craving Asian fusion that doesn't make you feel like you've eaten something too greasy or heavy.
My favorite menu items are the crab rangoons, the hot and sour soup, and the mongolian beef. The lomein is also delicious!
The place can get pretty packed, especially during lunch hours, but the line moves quickly. The workers are efficient and helpful, especially during peak hours.
Prices are also reasonable for the amount of food you get. You'll pay $8 give or take per entry.
My only qualm is the last few times I've been here, the vegetables in the dishes have tasted frozen and a little undercooked. That was probably the difference between three and four stars. -
Review from Rebecca W.
Hermitage, TN
11/12/2011
I always get their gluten free sweet and sour chicken with brown rice, I was diagnosed as celiac about a month ago and it's really hard to find places I feel comfortable eating but their food is great and they take they're gluten free menu seriously!
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Review from Marcia M.
9/23/2010 1 Check-in Here
A friend suggested that we come in for a quick bite to eat the other night and although I always try to avoid eating at chain dining establishments...Pei Wei was pretty darn good!
The place was packed at around 7:30 in the evening on a Wednesday evening. We were still able to order and have our food delivered to our table within moments. The ginger orange infused iced tea was refreshing and I enjoyed reading our fortune cookies while we waited.
Pei Wei offers up Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, and Vietnamese dishes. I was very happy with the healthy selection of vegan friendly dishes and tofu substitutions throughout the menu. I decided on the Spicy Korean ($8) which happens to be a nickname that some tend to affectionately call me. I requested that the carrots be excluded from the dish filled with hot pepper sauce, garlic, white mushrooms, onions, long beans, toasted sesame seeds, and tofu. I was happy when a large serving of carrot-less goodness arrived at our table. The tofu was firm and thinly sliced and full of flavor and my stomach was full after eating just 1/2 of the portion. It's always nice to have lunch ready for the next day!
I should also point out that the staff was very friendly and conversational throughout our visit.
Pei Wei is priced fairly, has quick service, and has a nice interior. They earn closer to a solid 3.5 stars on my meter. I would consider this a good place for a casual lunch.
I don't think that I will go out of my way to go to Pei Wei but if I happened to be at the Hill Center or Green Hills Mall and heard my tummy growling.....
*TIP*If you go onto the company website, you can place your order online and select delivery times/dates as well. Very convenient if you are planning an event, dinner for guests, or are so Type A that you must know what you are eating 3 days later. -
Review from David O.
Pei Wei is your Fast Food solution to P.F. Changs, offering mostly the same kinds of dishes.
I enjoy the food, but like others I feel the prices are perhaps a bit higher than they should be.
The location is very nice with a reasonably decent amount of parking. You might run into problems in the evening, but for the most part you'll be able to find something.
For my most recent visit, they kept trying to deliver the wrong food to our table, but we eventually got our food.
I have no real complaints beyond price, and I'm sure I'll be back. -
Review from Peter C.
7/24/2011
High-end Panda Express. Not a big menu of mostly faux-Asian foods, which can be wonderful. The setting is casual and surprisingly elegant (think self-serving PF Chang), and the food is fair. My thai curry chicken was succulent and plentiful, as was my partner's General Chu's. However, the food/rice were dumped on the plate like a mess and there were sauces on the edges, which is (sadly) reminescent of a cafeteria ladies and their ladles. Maybe a bit of refinement will go a long way?!
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Review from Liz D.
5/11/2011 1 Check-in Here
I'm not sure why I thought I'd like Pei Wei when I'm not a fan of PF Chang's, but I gave it a chance. I ordered take-out and only received two of my three dishes. I had to drive back to get my missing dish and while I was very upset about this mistake, the manager did make up for the mistake with a $10 gift card and a coupon for free lettuce wraps. While the service by the manager was great, I don't think it could quite compensate for the initial lack of care and the mediocre food. There is just too much sauce, it is too salty and really tastes like processed food. The rice is dry as well. Surprisingly, the chocolate chip cookie they threw in for free was tasty. If you like PF Chang's, you can get the same caliber of food for cheaper and in larger quantities here at Pei Wei, but if you just don't enjoy cheap-tasting Asian fusion, I wouldn't go to either.
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Review from Martha H.
Nashville, TN
11/13/2010 1 Check-in Here
It's like P.F. Changs with better food, prices, and portions. What's not to love? My roommate and I love to indulge once in awhile and make the trek to Pei Wei. The food is great (between the two of us we've had most of the menu) and even though it can be packed at peak hours, we've always gotten our food within a reasonable period. Pei Wei pulls off the often mismanaged task of delivering fast-food style dining but making it feel like a sit-down restaurant.
Also worth noting- unlimited fortune cookies. Definitely +100 cool points. -
Review from Lashona M.
Nashville, TN
9/11/2010 1 Check-in Here
Pretty good spin off of the P.F. Chang restaurant. I'm not a fan of the spring rolls though but the Pei Wei spicy dish was good. I did think that the Pei Wei Spicy dish was overly seasoned with spices though because it was flaming!
I loved the atmosphere and will revisit again soon! -
Review from Andrew H.
Miami Beach, FL
9/11/2011
Pretty good value for cheap Asian Diner fare...while it may be like PF Chang's on the cheap, it's still a solid deal for lunch. Got the "party menu" yesterday and fed 20 people for less than $10 per head...would do it again!
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Review from Erin J.
11/24/2010
I usually go to the Pei Wei in Brentwood, so this review is based on my 1 trip to this location. Also - this was my husband's first visit to any Pei Wei.
Things I love about Pei Wei:
-they offer brown rice
-the portions are HUGE so you can get 2 meals out of 1 portion
-they offer Tofu in pretty much all entrees
-the food is pretty cheap
-you get your food really fast
I tend to always get the Mandarin Kung Pao with Shrimp, or sometimes with Tofu. We ordered it with shrimp this time & it was really good. I really like the crunchy-fresh sugar snap peas & the sticky-spicy peanuts. Yum! We also had the wonton soup which was quite tasty - the first time I'd tried it - love the fresh Thai basil.
I have to say we will be returning to Pei Wei. I have ordered some things in this past that are pretty bland - Spicy Korean, Lo Mein, Japanese Teriyaki - so now I just don't order them anymore. The Mandarin Kung Pao and Thai Dynamite are my 2 faves - very flavorful. -
Review from Kristin G.
Nashville, TN
11/24/2010 1 Check-in Here
Oh Pei Wei, I don't know what to do with you. I know you are a sister restaurant of PF Changs, which makes me want to like you but I'm just not totally into it. The pad thai, I have tried it a few times now and I still don't like it. It's like a greasy take out version of pad thai. Sigh.
There isn't all bad news, I do like your Thai wonton soup. It might be more than like, it might be love. The lime flavor is a nice twist on the original. If I come back, which I am sure I will, I'm going for a large bowl of the soup and maybe try the Lo Mein or Honey Chicken. Pei Wei feels like that shirt you bought, that you keep in your closet trying to figure out what to wear it with. You keep trying it on with different pants and it feels, blase, so you put it back and try it a few months later. One day I'll find that perfect pair of pants to match and hopefully I'll find that perfect menu item that keeps me coming back. -
Review from Nathan K.
Nashville, TN
8/10/2010
Pretty much like every other Pei Wei experience--only difference the noodle to chicken ratio seemed a little low in my Pad Thai. Overall a pretty good experience. Nice employees. Great location. 3.75
Location heads up--about a minute or so walk from Whole Foods.
Parking Warning: They have distinct enter & exit spots in contrast to other garages in the area (like the GH Mall) which have more free form and flexible entrance and exits. (I'm not sure if this is consistent throughout the garage--but I would wager that to be the case). -
Review from Greg T.
3/16/2011
a step up from Panda Express...made to order vs. steam table...food is brought to you vs. grabbing to go. avg. entree price is $8.
flavors the same and cooking techniques very similar.
service was super friendly and helpful. -
Review from Matt R.
Nashville, TN
3/5/2009
It's the step child of PF Chang's.
Fast
Cheap
Good
Do you like PF Changs? Do you like spending less money? Do you like good food?
Eat here. Nice, dark atmosphere. A bit noisy during busy hours. Service? You get your own drinks and your food is always out in under 10 minutes. Beat that with a stick? Bet you can't. -
Review from Riley S.
6/7/2010
Essentially a cheaper PF Chang's (it's owned by the same people), Pei Wei is the americanized asian food that you expect. And while it is tasty, I personally prefer more authentic Thai, Japanese, or Chinese food (they've smooshed them all onto the same menu).
The take-out service is very prompt, and during lunchtime the line is rather long for sit-in. The staff is very friendly, and brings the food to your table, a good cross between the fastfood and sit-down model.
I'd recommend against the pad thai - there are much better places for it. The dan dan noodles on the other hand are delicious and spicy! Get it with beef. -
Review from Matt L.
10/7/2009
Pei Wei was a decent place for lunch. Let me begin by saying this, the dish that I got was big enough that two adults should be able to share it. There is no need to order two different dishes. I shared it with my two young sons, and there was more than enough left over to bring some home for my wife.
The place is extremely clean, and for a fast casual place, it was very tasty. Like I said, the portions were very large, the food was tasty, and the ambiance was impressive.
For Chinese Fusion cuisine, this was pretty decent. The chopsticks, fortune cookies, and fried rice all made for a very nice experience. -
Review from Bill P.
Nashville, TN
5/20/2011 1 photo
Great spot for a cheap, quick and delicious lunch if you are in Green Hills. Try one of the bowls.
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Review from Robin S.
Nashville, TN
6/16/2008
I like this place because:
1) it's fast and cheap
2) this location is in the Hill Center, so you can stop in mid shopping
3) their Mandarin Orange Tea is amazing and not too sweet
4) lettuce wraps. LOVE the lettuce wraps.
5) it's clean
I wish it wasn't a chain and I'd be happier about eating there, but I do still like it. Anyway, I like how it's not too fancy but it's better than fast food--you still order and pay at the counter, but they bring your meal to your table and also clean it up afterward. Still have the fast food features such as fountain drinks, and you help yourself to silverware and fortune cookies (whoa that was a mistake for Mr. Chang. He obviously doesn't know how much I love fortune cookies!).
You can easily be in and out of there in 30 minutes if it's busy, and under that if it's not. I agree with Kate H. though--I have never found an entree that I love. In fact, I usually just stick with an order of lettuce wraps and spring rolls, and of course, edamame. Good enough for me!
Glad Pei Wei decided to move into Green Hills. We needed it! -
Review from Tonya L.
Nashville, TN
7/4/2009
Pei Wei gets quite a few negative comments on their prices, but I think that's mostly because people want to pay fast food prices. If you don't think of Pei Wei as a fast food restaurant, then you'll enjoy the food more. The arrival of the food is fast, but the food itself does not taste at all like fast food.
I've only been once, and I had the Sweet and Sour Chicken, which has to be the most common dish at a Chinese restaurant, but Pei Wei's version was far from ordinary. The food was fresh and delicious. -
Review from Emma L.
Nashville, TN
7/19/2011
Let's be clear here: Pei Wei is not "Asian fusion", Pei Wei cannot even really be called "Asian". Pei Wei panders to white people and Asians who like their food drenched in soy sauce and improperly cooked. It's an insult to my people and it's an insult to P.F. Chang's, which is actually quite good, if expensive. I ate here once and will never come back--honestly, as a ten-year-old I could make better food. There are takeout places tucked away in Brentwood and Franklin that do it better for cheaper. Don't waste your time, go to Zoe's across the way instead, and know that if you say Pei Wei is your favorite Asian place, I will judge you.
Listed in: Nashvegas
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Review from Jaime B.
Nashville, TN
4/25/2011 9 Check-ins Here
Great food, fast service!
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Review from Misty C.
Nashville, TN
8/23/2008
I was so happy when I found out that Green Hills was getting a Pei Wei. We had been driving out to Brentwood for a year or so to get our Pei Wei fix, and it's a bit of a trek. People often complain about the parking at the Hills Center, but I usually don't have a problem finding a spot in the back, behind West Elm or Mitchell Gold Furniture.
Pei Wei is a bit more expensive than your generic Chinese restaurant, but it's still cheaper than PF Changs. The husband and I usually order an entree and an appetizer, and split it, and it's plenty of food. Sometimes I'll get a kid's meal, because it's cheap and a smaller portion. The kid's honey seared chicken and the lo mein with chicken are both DELICIOUS, and they are the perfect size (not too much food). I also love that they have orange slices, because I get a few and have them as a "dessert".
They have a nice patio, and it's a good place to have dinner and a glass of wine after shopping in Green Hills. -
Review from kiran g.
Nashville, TN
3/8/2011 2 Check-ins Here
I went to this place twice. Good place to eat. I ordered Mandarin Kung pao, which is really good. The price is reasonable. Nice environment in a good green hills neighborhood. Located very close to other shopping places. A very good place to go for a wonderful evening dinner.
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Review from Sarah G.
Nashville, TN
5/18/2010
Is it Asian? I guess you could call it American Asian.
It's really just cheap Chinese food in a nice chain style feeling restaurant.
By the way - the 'Japanese Ramen' does not in any form resemble or taste like a real ramen bowl. It is simply the same egg noodles they use in 4 (that I could count) dishes.
Good decor - nice concept - crap Chinese food. i would rather give my money to a Mom and Pop place. -
Review from David H.
Santa Clara, CA
5/26/2009
Pei Wei is PF Chang's cheaper, faster concept restaurant. They definitely got the concept right. It's fast, fairly priced and their food is really quite good. It's not fast food cheap (i.e. $5 combos), but for $8-10 you get a large portion of higher-than-fast-food quality food (or a bit more if you get an appetizer).
I'm not a fan of the inside of the restaurant, because I don't care for the communal seating arrangement and even the stand-alone tables are really packed in there. But I'm perfectly content getting it to go or coming during off-peak times.
Anyway, as far as their food goes, I like their Mongolian Beef -- I think it works well with the nutty flavor of brown rice. I also liked both the Thai Blazing Noodles and the Dan Dan Noodles. I appreciate how they have the Chili Oil containers so you can liberally apply it to spice up your meal. Add some to the Blazing Noodles and I'm set!
Anyway, for a quick and reasonably-priced, satisfying meal, Pei Wei delivers in my opinion. -
Review from kristen p.
Godley, TX
1/2/2008
Yes Pei Wei is a chain, but the fact that you can order tofu in almost any dish makes me happy. Their tofu is so good too. It's flavor and texture are hard to beat. I love their Japaneese Udon noodle dish. And how many chains serve hot tea? Just one more thing that makes me happy.
(And if you are on a gluten free diet their website tells you what they serve that is appropriate.) -
Review from Katherine M.
Nashville, TN
6/23/2008
There was so much buzz over Pei Wei that it was like the Best Restaurant Ever was about to open. I heard people singing its praises. Couldn't wait to try it. Then I did. Wasn't impressed. Pei Wei is just OK. A good place to go for a quick dinner. Will (probably) satisfy your craving for Chinese food. But that's about it.
It kinda reminds me of a glorified cafeteria. Long lines, people antsy to get to the front, then the people behind the counter shuffling you along in a hurry. Whole experience made me a bit nervous. But then again, I'm easily excitable. Anyway, I got the Kung Pao Chicken, and it was average at best. Way to sweet. But, I didn't hate it. My friend loved her Beef and Broccoli, and another friend said her Ginger Chicken was a bit too strong, but still pretty good.
The "servers" really got on my nerves. I guess they are really not servers because they just bring your food out to you, then disappear. People kept walking by our table asking "Can I get you anything?" This happened every minute or two. No joke. I understand trying to turn your tables, but this was too much. I wanted to answer "Just a little time!" the last time he asked us that, but my table gathered our things and I walked out the door having barely swallowed my last bite. Humph!
In all fairness, I was there on a Friday night at 7:00, so that's probably as busy as it gets. My experience wasn't bad enough to make me never go back, but I'm not eager to stand in line, only to be trampled by hungry patrons, any time soon. -
Review from Darrell B.
Murfreesboro, TN
1/6/2008
Owned by P.F. Chang's China Bistro Pei Wei is almost like a mini P.F. Chang's but faster. The flavour is not exactly the same though is very very similar, and you can order the always popular lettuce wraps. After just eating here twice I have to say I love Pei Wei, but then I love the flavour of P.F. Chang's. It really is an either you hate it or love it flavour. It is not exactly Chinese but really the menu is a synthesis of different Asian foods.
Pei Wei in Nashville is located in the new Hill Center, a small outdoor shopping complex that is like an artifical main street. The Hill Center has a unique mix of upperscale shops and also hosts Nashville's new California Pizza Kitchen for another different eating experience. Pei Wei is near the newly opened Whole Foods Market.
I personally love Pei Wei. It is a great place to come for lunch, or even a light dinner. The atmosphere is cool with soothing lighting, and hip lounge vibe music. -
Review from CHRISTOPHER O.
Nashville, TN
11/17/2009
i love pei wei and pf chang's too, but the prices at pei wei are just too good.
The food is the same as chang's but a lil more for the $$$.
The staff is very friendly, and service is always quick.
Was very clean, and will definately go back.
