Came here for some weekend takeout. Got the veggie fried rice, General Tso's chicken, the soup dumplings. Everything was so good. I ordered online, so the food was ready when I arrived. For the price, you get really good & filling portion sizes. I didn't eat in house, but the space is inviting, while being good for larger groups as well.
This place is amazing! Delicious food, different than the typical Americanized Chinese restaurant. Great, fast service. Tons of vegetation options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
christy rodgers
Great food, poor service. I went to Wei at 8:20 because it was open until 9:30. By 8:40 they were putting chairs on the table and mopping the floor even though there were 6 tables with people dining. Before 9:00 most of the tables had chairs on them. By 9:05 when I was leaving the entire floor was wet and slippery from mopping and my daughter and I almost slipped and fell. I found the food to be quite good but the service was lacking and our waiter didn’t know to serve a bottle of beer with a glass. I got the impression the owner/manager couldn’t have been present the way the customers got the “bum’s rush” out the door. Great food but it’s a shame the place won’t be in business long due to the poor service and young men that work there who are in a hurry to close early and leave.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Allyzon Zahorcak
Unfortunately this place has gone down hill and is far too expensive with low quality ingredients.
Vanessa B Mason
Didn't get to eat. I am a bus Operator I stop by on the way home to get a bit to eat walked in and hostess looked at me like I was go to rob the place and she asked me what I wanted. I said a table for one she told me to sit at the bar by the cold door when I refused the set at the bar she told me that she didn't have any small tables. I was looking a table but it was a table for 6 . This is 2024 people are still looking at color.
Billy Swanson
Sat quickly on a more or less busy Saturday night. Food was great and definitely worth the price! Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sesame Chicken
J S.
It's hard to describe how incredible WEI is. I didn't want to like it. I assumed it would be Sichuan fusion place given its proximity to the Marietta Square. That said, this restaurant is legit. We've been dining at Tasty China, Tasty China Smyrna, Firestone in Kennesaw, as well as Hai for years now. All of them are great for various reasons, but WEI is hands down the the most consistent of the Sichuan restaurants in Cobb area. And their food is as good as anything on Buford Highway, assuming you order the right dishes. Like most Sichuan in Atlanta, they do offer a few Cantonese dishes that are Americanized to some degree. This is not to say that those dishes are bad. In fact, most of those dishes are better than some of the best Cantonese you can get in area, but I don't find them as interesting. So what *should* you get at WEI? Spicy Chicken Wings--arguably the best Chinese wings in the entire city, and probably some of the best wings I've ever had. The stir fried jalapenos and onions almost taste smoky; they're not a decoration. Friend Chinese Cauliflower--this is basically the cauliflower version of the wings. Simply incredible. Sichuan Cold Noodle--Dan dan lovers take note...the cold noodles here are better than every Sichuan place in the city. We hardly ever order dan dan noodles any more. Light, sour, salty, crunch with bean sprouts and some cilantro. Mind blowing. Soup Dumplings (Xiao Long Bao)--super solid here, which there were 8-10 in an order, 6 is solid though. Chicken with black bean sauce (Hunan chicken)--one of their best dishes. Unlike most places, they put a good amount of Taiwanese cabbage in theirs. Ginger is strong in this one. It's perfect. Spicy Pork in Garlic Sauce--every Sichuan restaurant has a version this, but WEI's smokes everyone. And, they have a healthy amount of elephant ear mushrooms in theirs. No diced pieces either...full elephant ears. The above are all must dishes. Other solid contenders: Double Cooked Pork (belly) Beef or Chicken Dry Pot Chicken with 3 kinds of peppers Mapo Tofu
Sharon Harris
Horrible customer service My order was missing utems and Manager argued wirh me and hung up! UBER Eats offered a buy one get one free eggroll for $4 snd ask me to choose Fried Rice and utensils which I did bringing total to $23(shrimp)+$1(fried rice added selection) + $4(eggroll sale) Manager did not honor sale or selection. CHECK YOUR BILL CAREFULLY!
The food is great! but our waiter was not friendly☹️?
Vic Wat
We just ordered from here and I'm worried I'm going to get sick. I am breastfeeding a newborn. I started eating the Mongolian beef we got delivered and there are random pieces of meat thrown in that arent beef and like chicken and pork and some of it tasted absolutely rancid. Disgusting. We threw it all away. You guys don't derserve to be open and serving customers.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
jazmine “ladyjaz2000” Osobase
Placed order through the website. I added my husband's name as the person picking the order up. The person there refused to give him the food even after he gave my name, his name, the order number, the contact phone number, description of the order. I had to take a snap shot of the receipt, only then did he release the food. Never going there again. First and last.
Robert T.
The food was excellent; the best Asian food I've had in years! The staff and servers were professional and very accommodating. The menu offers good selections with appetizers, salads, and authentic main dishes of beef, chicken, and shrimp. Even the lunch menu had good selections, reasonably priced. I highly recommend the cucumber cold plate with bean sprouts and cilantro. Also, several versions of spiced beef including Spicy Beef in Dry Pot served sizzling at your table. I will definitely go back!
Elaine C.
Love the food and lunch specials at this place! Great options and easy lunch. I love the chicken and broccoli but everything is great!
Came here for some weekend takeout. Got the veggie fried rice, General Tso's chicken, the soup dumplings. Everything was so good. I ordered online, so the food was ready when I arrived. For the price, you get really good & filling portion sizes. I didn't eat in house, but the space is inviting, while being good for larger groups as well.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food. Great service. Thank you!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Soup Dumplings, Spicy Chongqing Chicken
Best Chinese food. No one can touch this
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is amazing! Delicious food, different than the typical Americanized Chinese restaurant. Great, fast service. Tons of vegetation options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food, poor service. I went to Wei at 8:20 because it was open until 9:30. By 8:40 they were putting chairs on the table and mopping the floor even though there were 6 tables with people dining. Before 9:00 most of the tables had chairs on them. By 9:05 when I was leaving the entire floor was wet and slippery from mopping and my daughter and I almost slipped and fell. I found the food to be quite good but the service was lacking and our waiter didn’t know to serve a bottle of beer with a glass. I got the impression the owner/manager couldn’t have been present the way the customers got the “bum’s rush” out the door. Great food but it’s a shame the place won’t be in business long due to the poor service and young men that work there who are in a hurry to close early and leave.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 1
Unfortunately this place has gone down hill and is far too expensive with low quality ingredients.
Didn't get to eat. I am a bus Operator I stop by on the way home to get a bit to eat walked in and hostess looked at me like I was go to rob the place and she asked me what I wanted. I said a table for one she told me to sit at the bar by the cold door when I refused the set at the bar she told me that she didn't have any small tables. I was looking a table but it was a table for 6 . This is 2024 people are still looking at color.
Sat quickly on a more or less busy Saturday night. Food was great and definitely worth the price! Will be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sesame Chicken
It's hard to describe how incredible WEI is. I didn't want to like it. I assumed it would be Sichuan fusion place given its proximity to the Marietta Square. That said, this restaurant is legit. We've been dining at Tasty China, Tasty China Smyrna, Firestone in Kennesaw, as well as Hai for years now. All of them are great for various reasons, but WEI is hands down the the most consistent of the Sichuan restaurants in Cobb area. And their food is as good as anything on Buford Highway, assuming you order the right dishes. Like most Sichuan in Atlanta, they do offer a few Cantonese dishes that are Americanized to some degree. This is not to say that those dishes are bad. In fact, most of those dishes are better than some of the best Cantonese you can get in area, but I don't find them as interesting. So what *should* you get at WEI? Spicy Chicken Wings--arguably the best Chinese wings in the entire city, and probably some of the best wings I've ever had. The stir fried jalapenos and onions almost taste smoky; they're not a decoration. Friend Chinese Cauliflower--this is basically the cauliflower version of the wings. Simply incredible. Sichuan Cold Noodle--Dan dan lovers take note...the cold noodles here are better than every Sichuan place in the city. We hardly ever order dan dan noodles any more. Light, sour, salty, crunch with bean sprouts and some cilantro. Mind blowing. Soup Dumplings (Xiao Long Bao)--super solid here, which there were 8-10 in an order, 6 is solid though. Chicken with black bean sauce (Hunan chicken)--one of their best dishes. Unlike most places, they put a good amount of Taiwanese cabbage in theirs. Ginger is strong in this one. It's perfect. Spicy Pork in Garlic Sauce--every Sichuan restaurant has a version this, but WEI's smokes everyone. And, they have a healthy amount of elephant ear mushrooms in theirs. No diced pieces either...full elephant ears. The above are all must dishes. Other solid contenders: Double Cooked Pork (belly) Beef or Chicken Dry Pot Chicken with 3 kinds of peppers Mapo Tofu
Horrible customer service My order was missing utems and Manager argued wirh me and hung up! UBER Eats offered a buy one get one free eggroll for $4 snd ask me to choose Fried Rice and utensils which I did bringing total to $23(shrimp)+$1(fried rice added selection) + $4(eggroll sale) Manager did not honor sale or selection. CHECK YOUR BILL CAREFULLY!
Food: 1
Service: 1
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The food is great! but our waiter was not friendly☹️?
We just ordered from here and I'm worried I'm going to get sick. I am breastfeeding a newborn. I started eating the Mongolian beef we got delivered and there are random pieces of meat thrown in that arent beef and like chicken and pork and some of it tasted absolutely rancid. Disgusting. We threw it all away. You guys don't derserve to be open and serving customers.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Placed order through the website. I added my husband's name as the person picking the order up. The person there refused to give him the food even after he gave my name, his name, the order number, the contact phone number, description of the order. I had to take a snap shot of the receipt, only then did he release the food. Never going there again. First and last.
The food was excellent; the best Asian food I've had in years! The staff and servers were professional and very accommodating. The menu offers good selections with appetizers, salads, and authentic main dishes of beef, chicken, and shrimp. Even the lunch menu had good selections, reasonably priced. I highly recommend the cucumber cold plate with bean sprouts and cilantro. Also, several versions of spiced beef including Spicy Beef in Dry Pot served sizzling at your table. I will definitely go back!
Love the food and lunch specials at this place! Great options and easy lunch. I love the chicken and broccoli but everything is great!