

Counter-serve Pan-Asian chain for health-conscious noodle & rice dishes & more.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Phone: (702) 261-4310
Website: https://www.peiwei.com/
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Reviews
Customers waited over an hour for food, and orders were not prepared or handed out in the order they were placed. There was no clear system for managing orders, which caused confusion and frustration. Multiple customers were able to take food that did not belong to them, and staff did not intervene or correct the issue.
When food was finally received, it was burnt, hard, and poorly prepared, indicating serious quality control issues. Several customers became so frustrated that they left without receiving food or refunds.
Customer service was extremely poor. Staff were unresponsive, dismissive, and overwhelmed. Management refused or failed to come out to address the situation, despite repeated issues and customer complaints. There was no effort to correct mistakes, calm customers, or provide refunds in an appropriate manner.
This experience reflects poorly on airport food service standards. Travelers are often on tight schedules and should not be subjected to chaos, unsafe food handling, and lack of accountability. I am requesting that this location be reviewed for operations, staffing, food quality, and management oversight to prevent this from happening again.
There are ample seats available in their dining hall.
You be the judge. Is this real or fake?
The chicken options have little to no chicken in them; I’d get more meat ordering McNuggets or Popeyes. With Pei Wei, it’s just a bunch of fried bread sitting on top of fried (or regular) rice.
When I order meat such as chicken, I’m really hoping for a reasonable portion of meat. It seems this place (and likely others) have moved to 80% breading 20% meat.
It’s not ok.
The establishment appeared disorganized and chaotic from the outset. After placing my order, I noticed that numbers significantly higher than mine were being called. When I politely approached the counter to inquire why orders placed after mine were being fulfilled first, the staff member responded curtly and dismissively, simply stating that those numbers were not mine, without offering any explanation or assistance.
As boarding time approached and I had less than 10 minutes before needing to leave for my gate, I inquired again about my order. After checking, the staff member informed me that my food had been prepared but that she did not know where it had gone. At that point, with no time remaining, I requested a refund. Rather than resolving the matter promptly, I was told a manager had to process it, and I was forced to wait while they located him. As a result, I barely made my flight — still hungry and significantly stressed.
Airports are inherently time-sensitive environments. Efficiency, organization, and respectful customer service are not optional; they are essential. A simple verification process when customers pick up their orders could prevent situations like this. Additionally, management oversight regarding how staff interact with customers would greatly improve the overall experience.
I have never felt so dismissed and humiliated in a customer service setting. Based on this experience, I understand why the establishment’s ratings are low. Meaningful operational and customer service improvements are clearly needed.