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    Wei's Fish

    4.3 (261 reviews)
    ModerateSzechuan, Seafood
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Beef tender mix
    James H.

    I am not a fish person, so I was hesitant at first when my friends wanted to try this place. I love Szechuan flavors so I was more open to try this place. I also ordered the squid which was nicely seasoned with a very good five season slice with a nice chili powder touch so good. I ended up ordered the beef tender mix which is a no soup based mix with befd and veggies and mala spice mix. I decided to mooch off my friends for their fish to give it a try and the snakehead fish was actually not too bad, very fatty. (If you don't like fatty meat or protein then snake head may not be the best fish for you) But my friends got the green pepper and golden soup for theirs. The soup base the first taste is good it's rich and nice both after a few more sips it gets super salty. My dish however was not salty after multiple bites which is good, but I did wish there was more beef pieces in there. Definitely on the smaller portion size for beef.

    Golden Soup Fatty Beef Slices/金汤肥牛
    Vivian L.

    My first time having sauerkraut soup, and I was pleasantly surprised! It wasn't too sour, but a lovely mix of savory and tangy. There was a lot of protein and inclusions in the soup, we got 2 large and a small for 6 people and it was more than enough. We didn't like the Tom Yum soup, but the golden soup was so good! I'd definitely come back. Super affordable too!

    Fatty Beef Slices
    Wendi K.

    3.5 Stars This is a authentic spot serving large, heart stews of tasty Szechuan style protein + veggies + spice - family style! We tried the spicy fatty beef slices ($19.95) and the the Signature Hot Oil Sauerkraut fish ($19.99). They gave us 3 bowls of rice. Don't chew the peppercorns if you don't want your mouth all numb! Get your tummies ready as if yours is not strong it may feel a little funny from all the spice :) Service is minimal - you order on your phone and they bring food out to you. The inside is super casual.

    Lao Laotan Sauerkraut Fish(Large)/老坛酸菜鱼(大份)
    Eilien L.

    When it's cold outside and you are craving for comforting soup, Wei fish is our go to restaurant. The service is quick no hustle, our go to is Lao Tan suan cai, not so spicy just enough. Love WeiFish!!!

    Laotan Sauerkraut Fish(Large)/老坛酸菜鱼(大份)
    Lisa T.

    If you like to eat fish and soup and have a palate than leans sour, you must try sauerkraut soup or suan cai yu! I'm glad this chain has made its way to the South Bay. No need to drive far anymore yay! They have lots of soups to choose from. We went with the Laotan sauerkraut fish soup with snakehead. I recommend getting this soup if it is your first time. The large was a perfect amount for two. The soup was strong, flavorful, and wasn't spicy though there were peppercorns. The pickled mustard greens were sooo sour -- just how I like it! The fish was cooked well, but it wasn't deboned or clean all the way so I had to spit out a piece of fish during the meal. The soup also came with rice. Service was good and the restaurant was relatively clean and spacious. Good portions for a good price!

    Maddie L.

    We went at 6pm on Friday and it was already packed and small wait. Food portion is great for price. Food was tasty and flavorful!

    Jessica Y.

    Been craving this for a while and it did not disappoint. Got the signature suancai, which was perfectly balanced with savory, spicy, and tangy flavors. The fish was super soft, and the portion was enough for two people. Came in on a Saturday night and it was pretty packed, but there was no wait. Would come again if I'm in the area. Service was a bit slow, but we weren't in a rush, so it wasn't a big deal. Food: 10/10 Service: 6/10 Ambience: 8/10

    Golden Soup Sauerkraut Fish(Small)/金汤酸菜鱼(小份)
    Jakki N.

    Finally writing a review for Weis after I've had it 6 times lol. I highly recommend coming to Wei's to try szechuan pickled mustard or sauerkraut fish! The space is very modern with plenty seating on both sides of the restaurant. You order through a qr code, food comes out pretty quickly and they offer free rice refills! I've gotten the Golden pot sauerkraut basa fish and the Tom Yum basa fish each time I've gone. I got the smaller size for one each time and I'll say you can share this between two people if you wanted to because I always end up with leftovers. The flavor is very strong, a good balance of sweet and sour, not TOO spicy which I love. I will say the quality can vary. I went during peak dinner time and they forgot to add in the bean sprouts but I wasn't too bothered. I went another time an hr before closing and it seemed like they loaded up my bowl with a lot of fish. The taste stays pretty consistent throughout, so no complaints there. Since you order from a qr code there isn't much service except for refills for water and rice but they're still attentive. I'd highly recommend! I think $17-$20 is a good bang for your buck since you can leave with leftovers :)

    Ivy C.

    Got the combo meal that includes a side, entree and drink. Everything was really delicious! For the drunk, we go the lurched rose and it was really strong and refreshing. We got the original sauerkraut fish soup with the fried pork and it was good. The portions of the noodle soup may look big, but it is just the bowl that makes it look big when the serving is just enough. Decor for this place was really clean and fresh though. Service was quick and everything came out in a reasonable time

    Tomato Flavor Fish Soup (Small size with snakehead fish) / 公举蕃茄鱼 黑鱼小份
    Leslie C.

    Wei's fish is a popular Taiwanese soup place. They mainly specialize in spicy Taiwanese soups with fish as a meat side. There was a longer wait during lunch on a weekday. There also isn't a large waiting area inside the restaurant. The parking lot was completely full since they were so busy. Each soup allows you to order 3 sides with it. Each dish also comes with unlimited refills of rice. The bowls are actually pretty shallow despite the pictures. The size portions of the food were good for the price though. A regular sized portion is provably enough for 2 people. The tomato fish soup tasted watered down despite the color and amount of ingredients. The soup taste itself was not very strong at all. The ingredients held their own taste in the soup. Ironically, the soup was better the next day after microwaving it. Overall a good place to eat plainer tasting Taiwanese food if that's what you are looking for.

    Original, tomato, coconut curry, scallion oil (small sizes, the bowl actly isnt deep in depth)
    Rachel L.

    Starting out wei fish only had a few selections I could eat because the rest of the options are spicy - tomato and the sauerkraut (mild). Honestly both those flavors are already so good that I would've been content and keep coming back. Now they added the scallion oil and coconut curry! All flavors are impressively delicious. Its a flavorful, filling yet not a heavy meal (because it's fish), perfect for a cold day. I have a hard time selecting which one I want! Highly recommend sides as celtuce (its a crunchy vegetable, almost like celery) and sweet potato noodles. The service is always quick and friendly. Restaurant is well lit and clean.

    Tom Kha fish stew
    Kit W.

    I've been driving by Wei's Fish quite often and thought it was a little bit dead inside. The restaurant doesn't have any windows that faced the street and the parking lot looked a little empty. That's definitely deceiving as the restaurant was packed and full of not only diners but people doing takeout. And I see why. This is one delicious place to eat and it's surprisingly reasonable. Almost wanted to keep this because it was already fairly busy, but here's my review anyway. We ordered one large and two small and a sautéed chicken dish for four people. It was a lot of food, although not as much as I thought when initially came out. The dishes, wow wide were quite shallow so there is not as much food as you think but it's still a substantial amount. We could've gotten just one large fish stew and a small fish stew and probably had enough for four people, but it's fun to try more. Whatever you get as add-ins, make sure to get the glass noodles as they are extremely tasty. We got a large sauerkraut fish stew, which was delicious. Slightly sour a little bit spicy and lots of flavor. The tomato broth was sweet and tasty as well. My favorite was the Tom Kha broth - a riff on a tight style broth with the fish. It's new and I'm actually eating the leftovers now (the next day) as I write this. The sautéed chicken was good but a little too bony for me. I'm pretty lazy about my food and the chicken bones were a little bit difficult to pick out. Also, the large green peppers were jalapeños not green peppers so were tasty but surprising. Really enjoyed my meal here and given how much food you get it's pretty reasonable. If I hadn't dramatically over ordered, probably could've gotten out of there for less than $15 a person. Will definitely be back!

    Menu
    Sammi L.

    We came in on a Tuesday night at 7:30pm, and there was no wait. Parking was easy, too. Their QR code/mobile ordering system is straightforward. My cousin got their signature suancai & snakehead (small) and I got the green Sichuan pepper soup. Most dishes come with 1 rice included and a choice of 2 sides (except their signature dish). Both dishes were super flavorful! We agreed neither of us had tasted anything like it before. The Sichuan peppercorn was super numbing - I think I'd prefer a less peppery dish next time, but it was still delicious. I had enough for leftovers, and we shared the brown sugar rice cakes, which were so good. For 2 people for two small mains and a dessert, the total was 57.06$ including tip. Service was fast and friendly! Definitely looking forward to coming back to try more of the menu.

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