This was a solid option for fresh Malaysian/Burmese food. The ordering was interesting, I’m not at all precious when it comes to other cultures communicating in their own language infront of me, but standing there waiting patiently to order while a very loud conversation is being had with zero acknowledgement of my presence is not welcoming at all. The pork dumplings were fantastic, I could’ve eaten 10 but the Mee Goreng was missing the signature dark soy sauce. The medium heat was a perfect heat level for me but if you’re used to American spice level hot stay with mild.

I love the fresh food, taste so good the place is amazing I love it !!

A place where you are so spoiled for choice you end up sitting at a well crafted bar formulating your plan of attack because there are so many incredible cuisines in one place it requires serious thought! This is the only problem you’ll have if you visit Wedi, the selection of different cuisines from Jamaican, to Korean, Soul Food and Egyptian really is an invitation to international flavors! An informal setting, more like a food court but with character. I mean, who really wants to have to get dressed for formal settings just to eat quality food?? We left VERY satisfied and with full bags of leftovers because who could choose only one cuisine??!! Honestly treat yourself to something different because this level of dedication to remaining authentic to their culture, and providing such an inviting and friendly level of service seems to be rare in WNY but you can find this in abundance at this location. If you’re tired of greasy EXPENSIVE burgers and limp fries, do your self a favor and get some flavor back into your life!

I recently visited Went Side Bazaar, and it was an incredible experience! The atmosphere was vibrant, full of life, and truly unique. From the wide range of vendors to the diverse selection of handmade goods, there was something for everyone. The local artisans and small businesses showcased high-quality products, making it easy to find one-of-a-kind items you won’t see anywhere else. Plus, the friendly vendors were eager to share the stories behind their crafts, which made the experience even more personal. The food stalls were another highlight—delicious, fresh, and a great way to refuel while exploring. Whether you’re looking for unique gifts, enjoying a day out, or just wanting to support local businesses, Went Side Bazaar is definitely worth a visit. Can’t wait to go back next time!"

first time ordering from this place after my favorite neighborhood spot closed. the food is exactly the kind of stuff you'd expect, and the portions were huge and prices were really good. I got a soup, an app, and an entree and I'm easily gonna make 3 meals out of it. food was ready really fast too and the staff was very friendly. all in all I was impressed

I am very surprised at the quality of their food after reading the reviews, but my experience was great.The fool was fresh came out fast and was really good Boneless beer ribs with fried rice I don't understand why egg rolls do not come with the combos anymore

Food was absolutely Delicious, just as I remember. It's been awhile since order out.It sure hit the spot! BBQ wings and Pizza. The Bomb! I had great service from calling and ordering my food, to the delivery service when my food was delivered. My food was still hot. They were all helpful and polite. Thank you Mr.Pizza! See you again soon. Robin D.

I love (ha ha) the generic form with “Atmosphere” as a quality to rate. NOBODY goes to Mr. Pizza for a dine in experience! In fact, we wouldn’t have it any other way. IT’S THE FOOD! Our medium C&P pizza (with garlic sesame crust) and 10 wings were perfect. The guy on the phone was friendly and same with pickup.

The $4 spring rolls filled three full napkins completely in grease- literally soaked them all! My mom bit into hers and it literally spilled all over her lap. Tasted like straight grease and made me sick. Rice was ok but $20 for rice and spring rolls plus another $1 just to use a card… definitely will go elsewhere.

It was fast and accurate. The vegetable Lo Mein was entirely noodles with a few shredded carrots on top, a dime-sized piece of broccoli and three tiny pieces of mini-corn. I was expecting there to be more vegetables, which is probably why it was a bit bland. This is why I’m rating low. The steamed dumplings were as expected.