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    Pei Wei

    2.1 (157 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Fried Rice with steak
    Smaly K.

    Not too bad for airport food. There was a delay with our flight, so we decided to grab something to eat. I wasn't too hungry, so nothing sounded too great. I figured I'd get something here, and be able to easily take any leftovers home. They were closing very soon, so my cousin and I were their last orders. I got the steak fried rice, which came up to a little under $16 after tax. Although it was a bit plain, I did like the texture of the fried rice. I had to add soy sauce to give it flavor. I ate only a little, and saved the rest for home, which there, I added chili oil, and it tasted so much better.

    Shrimp fried rice
    Eilene C.

    Located in a centralized food court at the airport, we were able to purchase Chinese food before our flight. We got our food quickly and was able to sit down and enjoy our meals. However, we were not accustomed to the flavors they used in their dishes and were a little disappointed that their fire chicken wasn't as spicy and the fried rice had red bell peppers. Overall, it was conveniently located and near other restaurants/cafes.

    Chicken pad Thai
    Luke B.

    Good pad Thai. Service was pretty quick for how busy it was. They have other Asian options too.

    Those noodles are all stuck together. The chicken is tender, maybe too tender.  The sauce was good
    Scott O.

    Pei Wei is OK. The food is pretty good but it's not like eating at a full-blown restaurant. aching get busy at lunch and dinner so be prepared for a little bit of a wait as for the dining room. There's nothing special but it's clean and the air conditioner works really well if you have some cash and want a little fusion American Chinese this might fill your bill

    Eva G.

    Decided to try out this place while waiting for my flight. The staff is very busy but they work hard to tend to you. I appreciate that. I ordered the shrimp pad Thai. It came out nice and hot. I waited a few minutes to eat it but then I noticed it was very oily. It seeped through the cardboard container, leaked thru the bag and onto the counter! Lol I had to grab some napkins because I didn't want to leave an oily mess in the counter. The noodles were short and in pieces but the shrimp was good. As for flavor was lacking in spices and it was hard to eat with all the mess.

    Chicken fried rice
    Sharay D.

    I will say how shocked I was to find this rice was pretty decent. It come out piping hot and fresh. Bonus is it doesn't have peas!!!! Their spring rolls are mini so perfect bite size. If you are in the mood for Chinese stop by...you might be actactually surprised.

    Teriyaki Chicken and Coconut Curry Chicken - looks same but tastes different.  Not bad! 4 stars.
    Daniel C.

    I was surprised by the quality of the food at Pei Wei, the main Asian food stand at Seatac Airport's main food court. Unlike Panda Express, Pei Wei has chefs fire up the wok and make food to order. They have both Chinese and Thai-inspired rice and noodle plates available. They also go easy on the sauce, which is how I like it. Both Teriyaki Chicken and Thai Coconut Curry Chicken dishes were good. The chicken was surprisingly moist despite being white meat. Only ding is that their kiosk ordering system can be a bit buggy and slow. Press too hard and you'll be ordering for an army.

    Mei T.

    While waiting for my flight, I grabbed lunch at Pei Wei. I ordered some egg rolls and shrimp pad thai. The egg rolls were piping hot, crispy, and very yummy. The pad thai had a good amount of large shrimp and the dish was delish! I enjoyed my meal very much and thought the portions were great for the price. My order was freshly made and the wait wasn't too long. The lady taking my order was sweet. If you want good food fast, stop by Pei Wei!

    Firecracker Chicken
    Karl A.

    I ordered the flaming chicken. The food came out fairly quick. The sauce is thick on it and the chicken has an odd texture. I would hardly fall this flaming chicken either. It has all the heat of ketchup. The container was mostly full of undercooked rice. I'd give it a solid 'meh'. I know it's airport food, but I would try and find another option at SeaTac for your dining. Decent service, blah food.

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    Nastiest orange chicken ever very chewy and rice was hard. Nasty and just threw away $25. Never again! AVOID!

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    The soup was so salty that I could almost not eat it. The other dish that I ordered was tolerable ... Barely.

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    great food good service a bit pricey but I try to come here every time im at this airport

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    Fair fast food. I had the orange chicken with brown rice. 15 small chicken nuggets. Ok for quick airport food.

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    4 years ago

    Spent 46 dollars on food here. Horrible food, they had slow service but were busy. I recommend Poke at Terminal D.

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