Sometimes, there’s nothing better than a night with a movie on and chopsticks in hand, as Chinese takeout has long been a staple in American households.
Even “traditional” Chinese restaurants aren’t always so traditional when you’re accustomed to dousing orange chicken and fried rice in soy sauce—and that’s where Chef Fei, “The King of Stir-Fry,” is ready to shake things up by showcasing authentic Chinese cuisine beloved across China.
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Without a bottle of soy sauce in sight, there’s no hiding from adventurous flavors you won’t find at Panda Express. The restaurant’s U.S. signature dish—Stir-Fried Beef with Peppers—has roots in a brand that has earned acclaim with more than 200 locations worldwide.
Stir-Fried Beef with Peppers served at Chef Fei in San Diego, CA.Sam Sears
The brand had never made its way stateside—until now, with Chef Fei opening its doors in San Diego, California, at the revamped Westfield UTC mall.
The signature dish costs $32.79 with plenty to share for two people, while individual entrees range from American-friendly fare to full-blown Travel Channel.
On the safer, more familiar side of the spectrum is Crispy Pineapple Orange Chicken for $22, and on the adventurous side is Hunan Spicy Braised Assortment, featuring a stir-fried medley of pork tongue, pork ears, and pressed tofu, for just a few bucks more.
A good middle ground is the Glass Noodle Clay Pot with Seafood Sauce, and at $22, it feels like a steal considering the delicacy crowning the dish.
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Prepared in a clay pot, it’s all in the presentation—meaning you’re all but guaranteed to never get the full experience on a takeout night.
Plus, this entree comes topped with “caviar”—tobiko, to be exact—for a burst of umami.
Glass Noodle Clay Pot with Seafood Sauce served at Chef Fei in San Diego, CA.Sam Sears
The menu uses pepper logos to signify spice levels—and remember, Chef Fei originated in Hengyang, Hunan, a region known for its fiery, chile-forward cuisine.
In other words, order accordingly—or wash it down with a handcrafted Iced Lemon Tea, “Chef Fei’s ultimate cooling companion,” or a minimal selection of local and Asian beers.
Rave reviews are already pouring in on Google despite the restaurant being open for just three weeks.
From “Worth the wait!” to “Best authentic Hunan restaurant!” diners are quickly embracing Chef Fei’s U.S. debut.
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