Wei Tasty Asian

"Fried rice or steamed rice with brown food coloring? What’s this weird hard piece in my chicken? These are questions you’ll find yourself asking when you visit this Carrollton Tasty Wei. Other common questions are: “Why does my stomach suddenly hurt?”, “I wonder how long this has been sitting back there?”, and “Oh my god where is the nearest bathroom?”… The always friendly staff, low prices, and quick service makes it hard to not keep coming back, but every time I question “why am I here again?”.. Their marketing messaging at least says “fresh cook” - whatever that means."

"We got there around 5pm on a Saturday and the door was locked. We finally see a guy after a few mins who then unlocks the door. He doesn’t greet us or say anything after unlocking. We then proceed to order the food and the cashier almost seemed annoyed taking our order and especially when we asked like what comes with the dinner combo. The customer service friendly attitude was definitely not there and it almost ruined our experience of trying out some good food."

"The drive- through is very fast at a certain time of the day. It is American Asian fast food with a simple menu. I tried the spicy seafood noodles, and we liked the flavor, but I am not a big fan of Udon noodles. Maybe with different noodles, I would order it again. The service is good, fast, and straightforward."

"So very disappointed in this place. I hardly ever write bad reviews but I am still in shock at what my order came out to be. My family had been going to this place for years. The food used to be hot, fresh, plentiful & surprisingly good quality. But now I DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED? The spicy seafood noodles I ordered came with 2 small sad pieces of fried fish, 1 tiny shrimp (the size of a dime) and some small bits of "seafood", less than a handful total. I have always ordered this dish in the past and was always surprised on the amount of seafood was packed in. It used to look just like the picture on the menu with the exception of the noodle, you can't say that about many places. I completely understand businesses are having a hard time with covid but don't do this to your customers. I would have happily paid more to get the quality and actual seafood I used to get from this place. I feel ripped off for paying $10.99(+tax) for basically noodles. I am all about supporting small business and even more so during these times but I'm questioning about returning back due to the drop in quality and lack of honesty toward the customer. *If you are advertising a dish to look and have certain items, a customer should get what they pay for, or close to it.* As customers, we work hard for our money too, just like you, and I'm sure you would be disappointed if you choose to loyally spend your money somewhere and didn't get what you paid for. I can understand now why the many bad reviews lately, I truly hope this place can turn it back around to how it used to be."