2/5 Tami Marler, M. 4 years ago on Google
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REVIEW:
I'm
not
sure
what
happened
to
the
Broken
Arrow
Pei
Wei,
but
we
can't
even
go
there
anymore.
Even
though
it's
closest
to
our
Coweta
ranch,
we
literally
have
to
drive
in
to
Tulsa
to
get
adequate
service.
Last
night,
after
months
of
driving
30
extra
miles
to
avoid
disappointment,
we
decided
to
give
Broken
Arrow
another
try.
It
was
the
final
straw
in
a
wad
of
straws
that
slashed
my
initial
review
of
5
stars,
to
2
stars
(which
is
generous,
thanks
to
the
61st
and
Yale
restaurant.
They
almost
always
gets
everything
right.
On
the
rare
occasions
they
don't,
their
excellent
customer
service
makes
up
for
it.)
First
of
all,
Pei
Wei's
app
doesn't
work
AT
ALL.
Second,
the
Broken
Arrow
restaurant
rarely
answered
the
phone,
so
it
was
impossible
to
order
unless
we
were
willing
to
wait
in
a
to-go
line,
then
wait
for
our
food
to
be
prepared.
(They've
since
added
a
phone
service,
but
their
problems
go
so
far
beyond
basic
phone
etiquette.)
Know
what's
worse
than
wasting
15
minutes
on
a
failed
app,
20
minutes
on
the
phone
and
30
minutes
ordering
and
waiting
for
food
in
the
express
zone
on
a
Friday
night?
Wasting
more
than
an
hour
of
your
life,
driving
back
through
two
towns
to
get
home,
and
-
after
looking
forward
to
Pei
Wei
all
week
-
finding
that
you
didn't
get
what
you
ordered.
No
matter
how
much
specifying,
repeating,
verifying
and
confirming
we
try
to
do,
the
Broken
Arrow
restaurant
invariably
either
leaves
something
off
the
order,
or
sends
us
home
with
some
mystery
dish
in
place
of
our
favorite
dishes.
The
Dan
Dan
noodles
I
absolutely
LOVE
are
never
consistently
prepared
(an
issue
across
restaurants).
We
specifically
ask
for
the
ground
chicken
(that
comes
with
the
meal)
and
instead
get
whatever
other
chicken
they
happen
to
have.
Last
night
I
got
some
smorgasbord
of
meats
-
most
of
which
was
burned
to
a
crisp.
I
could
swear
I
tasted
charred
liver.
To
compensate
for
the
fact
that
the
sauce
was
always
too
sparse,
we
started
ordering
extra
sauce
on
the
side.
To
avoid
arriving
home
with
the
Close
Enough
Special,
we
started
opening
the
bag
and
verifying
its
contents
before
leaving
the
restaurant.
Last
night
the
Close
Enough
Special
really
did
look
close
enough
to
make
the
trek
home.
Unfortunately,
the
taste
was
nowhere
near
close
enough.
Check
out
the
dry
noodles,
two
different
styles
of
chicken
and,
presumably,
beef.
Dan
Dan
noodles
comes
with
ground
chicken.
There
was
almost
no
ground
chicken
in
our
two
Dan
Dan
orders,
but
there
was
plenty
of
beef!
(To
their
credit,
the
did
give
us
extra
sauce
on
the
side
-
for
the
spring
rolls
we
ordered
but
did
not
get.)
We
understand
that
things
happen
and
no
one
is
perfect;
but
it's
gotten
to
the
point
where
the
Broken
Arrow
Pei
Wei
gets
more
orders
wrong
than
it
gets
orders
right.
Customers
shouldn't
have
to
jump
through
so
many
hoops
to
avoid
being
disappointed.
ORIGINAL
POST:
Love
love
love
love
love
the
Dan-Dan
noodles
at
Pei
Wei!
I
get
them
literally
every
week,
and
they
never
get
old.
My
husband
loves
the
Spicy
Korean
chicken
or
beef,
and
my
dad
enjoys
the
Chow
Mein
chicken
noodles.
Their
teriyaki
chicken
and
steak
are
not
authentic
Japanese,
but
they're
still
tasty.
Dining
in
at
Pei
Wei
is
not
my
favorite,
so
we
take
out
at
least
once
a
week.
They
have
a
rewards
program
where
you
can
get
a
free
meal
after
four
or
five
(can't
remember
which).
Pei
Wei's
portions
are
pretty
generous,
and
we
find
that
the
food
is
always
fresh.
Wait
staff
is
well
trained
and
respectful.
Great
customer
service!
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