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Experience the vibrant flavors of Asia at Wei Asian Café in Tucson! Indulge in our diverse cuisine, perfect for any craving. Enjoy convenient delivery and takeout options. Ready to feast? Place your online order now and savor the best of Asia, right at your doorstep!
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9450 E Golf Links Rd # 102, Tucson, AZ 85730
Phone: (520) 722-1119
Website: https://www.weiasiancafe.com/
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J P
Very nice restaraunt to eat Chinese food. The service is top notch and very friendly. They have military discounts and are children friendly. They won ton and egg drop soups are very tasty. The sweet sauce for the spring rolls I am not a fan of but the rolls are tasty. The beef brocoli was very good. The house lomein was cooked very well. All in all a nice sit down restaraunt with no waiting. Prices were economical.
… moreChiss Chrissh.1147 (Chrissh.1147)
Okay if I could rate 10 STARS I would. My family and I have been eating here since 2009 and the food never gets boring. This is by far one of the best Asian restaurants we have eaten at. You can definitely taste the quality of food, the love that’s put in and so much more. Highly, highly recommended…
… moreChris & Roxx Roach
Lunch portions are fulfilling. Taste is on point. Lunch specials come with your choice of soup. My PICKY grandson just wanted plain soft noodles and he really enjoyed it!
… moreA. Rey
Excellent Chinese food, wonderful service, and great value. Will be back soon 🙂
… moreLatimer Harris-Ward
The food was great! My wife and I had the pork ribs, a small wonton soup, the appetizer sampler, sesame beef, walnut shrimp, house fried rice, and house lo mein.
Every dish was delicious, and fresh. My wife and I even heard the chef using the wok in the back.
The server was attentive, and we highly recommend the crispy sesame balls!
… moreEvery dish was delicious, and fresh. My wife and I even heard the chef using the wok in the back.
The server was attentive, and we highly recommend the crispy sesame balls!
DM
I enjoyed the Dragon and Phoenix dish while my son had the Orange chicken with fried rice. Both dishes tasted great. The staff is very attentive and polite. This is a family establishment that everyone will enjoy! Can’t wait to come back again.
… moresbbcampervan
Food/Taste/Flavor: 3/5 – one of the dishes was great but the other two were meh.…
Salted Squid with Hot Jalapeño Pepper (Chef’s Recommendation #12) 5/5 – was battered and fried squid with some bro and peppers. Flavor and texture was great with a hint of sweetness, some saltiness, and ends with a great kick!
Mongolian Beef (Beef Dish #15) 2/5 – is typically a beef dish marinated with soy sauce and brown sugar then fried with some ginger, chili peppers, and green onion. Corn starch may be used to thicken the sauce. We got a dish that was 75% onion and 15% green onion then just little pieces of meat drenched in sugar and sauce. The texture of the meat was oddly soft to where it almost disintegrate as you bite it. For something that was recommended, we couldn‘t finish the dish
Cantonese Lo Mein with Pork 2/5 – the noodles were very short and choppy. Not much flavor to the dish other than saltiness from soy sauce At the bottom of the box. Would not have been able to tell you the protein if we didn’t order it
Ambience: n/a – ordered food to go. Restaurant was nicely decorated but a bit dim inside. Many to go orders but no one eating in the store
Service: 5/5 – very friendly and was able to give recommendations. From conversation we heard, it sounds like it’s a family ran business and the cashier has been working there for 8-9 years
Value for price: 2/5 – food was hit or miss but the pricing or what they charged us for wasn’t clear since they don’t provide receipt with item charge.
Squid ($14.95) + Beef ($12.95) + Lo Mein ($11.95) = $39.85 + tax (8.7%) = $43.32 but we were charged $44.40. Not a huge difference but there was an extra dollar added somewhere :/
… moreSalted Squid with Hot Jalapeño Pepper (Chef’s Recommendation #12) 5/5 – was battered and fried squid with some bro and peppers. Flavor and texture was great with a hint of sweetness, some saltiness, and ends with a great kick!
Mongolian Beef (Beef Dish #15) 2/5 – is typically a beef dish marinated with soy sauce and brown sugar then fried with some ginger, chili peppers, and green onion. Corn starch may be used to thicken the sauce. We got a dish that was 75% onion and 15% green onion then just little pieces of meat drenched in sugar and sauce. The texture of the meat was oddly soft to where it almost disintegrate as you bite it. For something that was recommended, we couldn‘t finish the dish
Cantonese Lo Mein with Pork 2/5 – the noodles were very short and choppy. Not much flavor to the dish other than saltiness from soy sauce At the bottom of the box. Would not have been able to tell you the protein if we didn’t order it
Ambience: n/a – ordered food to go. Restaurant was nicely decorated but a bit dim inside. Many to go orders but no one eating in the store
Service: 5/5 – very friendly and was able to give recommendations. From conversation we heard, it sounds like it’s a family ran business and the cashier has been working there for 8-9 years
Value for price: 2/5 – food was hit or miss but the pricing or what they charged us for wasn’t clear since they don’t provide receipt with item charge.
Squid ($14.95) + Beef ($12.95) + Lo Mein ($11.95) = $39.85 + tax (8.7%) = $43.32 but we were charged $44.40. Not a huge difference but there was an extra dollar added somewhere :/
Lady “Lady HayMaker” HayMaker
Absolutely delicious! I had the sweet and sour soup and the sesame beef entree. I give both dishes a 10/10. It was also a clean,!quiet and friendly atmosphere.
… moreAmelia Neumiller
Great food! Service was fast and friendly, store was quiet. Ordered the veggie fried rice, sesame chicken, shrimp lo mein and the crab puffs. All excellent!
… moreDev Kumar
The food here is incredible. Everything comes out hot, fresh, and full of flavor. Easily one of the best meals I’ve had in a while.
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