Wu Wei Din Chinese Cuisine

Love the little soup dumplings and the fried rice.
Will come back for the dumplings and fried rice.
Cannot believe that fried rice can be this good!!!
The noodles were good. The beef noodles, the soup base has great favor and meat was very tender. But my favorites were the fried rice and the steam soup dumplings.

I really like this place a lot. It reminds me of Jen Chi before it moved and got bigger and more expensive. But this place is cleaner, friendlier, and tastier.

The beef noodle soup pretty good. The broth is flavorful, but spicy hot so be careful. We asked for a little bit spicy and it came out pretty spicy. The noodles have a good chew that makes you want to take another bite. And if you get the tendon, it is straight up tendon. So if you don’t like that, get the beef.

The wontons are delicious. The sauce that comes with it is so good. Also the shrimp wontons have a huge shrimp inside.

Scallion pancake. Yummy. Good fry on it and a good chew.

Bottom line: Great food, good prices. I will be back.

I been coming to Wu Wei Din and it's my favorite hand pull noodles place. The standard beef broth noodle soup is great. I usually get it very spicy with thick noodles. I've also tried the ma po tofu here and that is pretty awesome. The prices have gone up over the past 2 years but the quality has stayed the same. It's always been great and they've been adding new stuff to the menu. The dumpings here are great too. They only come with a few so its more like an appetizer but they awe a great edition to any meal.

Overall this is one of my most recommended places in Plano for price/quality of food you get.

Awesome food! Unique and fun dining experience. Very authentic! Our recommendations are the Spicy Pork and Shrimp Wontons, Braised Pork Dan Dan noodles, and the Beef Noodle Soup ????.
The pork fried rice was also great!
Service was excellent, and prices are very reasonable ????????

Authentic Taiwan style Chinese comfort food. They share ownership and the kitchen with the restaurant next door, QQ Tea House. The beef noodle soup, pork chop rice, and dumplings are a good sample of Taiwan "street food". Their wonton noodle soup is a crossover from the Cantonese style cooking, so it is more like a hybrid dish. Instead of using the super thin crispy noodle, they use the same noodles found in their beef noodle soup. Still, it is good and very healthy and tastes great.