WtfExp - The Ultimate Food Court Experience in Phoenix, AZ

I love the huge menu at this place. We really liked her teriyaki chicken and I honestly think they have the best meatball sub anywhere in the valley

I love the concept of having several restaurants under one roof. The staff are friendly and patient. You place your order, select a seat, then wait until your number is called. I tried the Greek salad with falafel. The kool-aid looked tempting, but I passed. ... for another day. The large dining area can accommodate parties as well as singles. Accessible parking and entrances.

They have anything! I'm pescatarian so my pallet is small when it comes to things I can eat out. They have a little bit of most things I can eat...for me it's like a Smorgasbord to have so many choices. Oh, and the food is good too.

These fries were so delicious, I really can't wait to go back and order something else. They have fried fish, poke bowls, monsters burgers, delicious fries. Can't wait to go back!

Imagine a small food court, but with freshly made items all out of one ordering system in one restaurant. This is where you have WTFEXP. THE FOOD IS ALL MADE FROM SCRATCH EVEN THE SAUCES! My favorite had to be the shrimp po boy fries and the raw fries. But overall everything was very good! A great place to take your family so everyone can find something they like!

You already know what I'm going to say so let's just get it out of the way. WTF??!! Our WTF and DTF (yes, that's the real name) burgers were hot and fresh and delicious but the French fries were freaking amazing! I don't know what they used for seasoning but I could have eaten a whole plate of fries and died happy. This was a great find on our travels and I would make another trip to Phoenix just for this! We snatched up a giant slab of carrot cake on our way out to share with the family and it was a hit! Moist and delicious and delicious. A++++ to WTF!

Always good, quick service at WTF. I arrived at 11 on a Friday and it was 1/3 full. I ordered my usual: Dat Fire and a drink for $17.79. Dat Fire has marinated tuna, marinated salmon and spicy crab, on a bed of rice with edamame and cucumber slices. They add a couple of spicy seasonings and sauces and, boom, Dat Fire. You wait at the end of the counter until they call your number, along with the other five restaurants. Always a good meal at any of the counters here.