P.F. Chang’s

Love this place. Come here often. Food always good and service always great. It’s my go to place close to home!

My wife and I visited PF Changs for our 42 wedding anniversary. The food was good, however the service was horrible. A young waitress by the name of Katie was more interested in chatting with another young male co worker off to the side than coming to our table to check on us. She did not check on us once during the time we were eating, even though we needed water ect.

Crispy shrimp dumplings, Singapore Street Noodles, Sesame Chicken and Asian Cole Slaw… delicious. The food is fresh, hot and scrumptious! The wait staff is attentive and their new menu additions look terrific. I’ll have to try them next time.

This is a beautiful but noisy restaurant. Our service last night was very good, despite the fact that one of our dishes was not what we ordered. The vegetarian lettuce wraps were a real dissapointment. There was very little fried and unseasoned tofu bits in our lettuce wraps. The wraps contained mostly water chestnuts. The lemon chicken was very good but very small. The sesame chicken was also good. The Sea Bass was overcooked! The Mongolian beef was so tough that I nearly choked on a big piece! I didnt eat any of the beef and wondered why my waitress didn’t question why I left all of it. The Mongolian Beef was priced at $ 16.50! All our entrees came with white (very al dente) rice. There was an upcharge of $ 5 for vegetable fried rice! Our bill came to $ 100 including tip. That was for 4 entrees, 1 edamame, 3 soft drinks and 1 coffee. Most portions are small. Presentation is nice. If you want authentic Chinese food, this is not the place for you. This restaurant is good for drinks and appetizers only.

I have been to this location one other time… But it was too busy for me and my now fiancé to really enjoy. Today I tried it again with a friend during lunch as opposed to dinner time. Per request of other Unilocalers, I ordered the chicken lettuce wraps, the pork buns (I got pork because I thought that would mean an automatic guarantee that they were good as opposed to the shrimp ones), and the combo fried rice.
Chicken Lettuce Wraps
— These were (obviously) fantastic!
— I wish it came with a little less of the noodles that are served underneath the chicken
Pork Buns
— Fantastic flavor
— Sauce on top was great
— Was not shaped like the «stereotypical» pork bun… They’re more shaped like a pot-​sticker. So I feel like the cost for 6 was a little high considering the size
Combo Fried Rice
— Full of meats and delicious
Overall, I would definitely go again… But only if I’m willing to have a slightly expensive meal and drive 30 minutes down the highway to get there.

Came with my grandmother and took the plunge on the sushi. Big no-​no!
I got the kaleidoscope roll which was ahi tuna, salmon, avocado, mango and a couple of other items, although I couldn’t quite detect or see any mango. For $ 10.25, this roll was incredibly small, about 8 pieces that were literally bite sized. I know sushi isn’t a large portion in general, but this roll was even smaller than some of the basic rolls I’ve got at actual sushi bars. The ingredients tasted fresh, but didn’t seem to blend that well, like how typical sushi does. They were also rolled quite poorly, 2 of my pieces came completely unwrapped. No soy sauce was served with the sushi either. Overall, I was incredibly disappointed, but probably should have known better than to get the sushi here. Don’t do it!
However, I also had crab wontons and these were pretty good. The tops were a bit too crispy for me and they in general were hard to eat properly, maybe there’s a technique? Who knows? Anyway I’d get these again.
Gram had the almond & cashew chicken which she seems to get a lot and says it’s tasty.
2/​5, the sushi didn’t cut it, if you want good sushi go literally 1 minute north up the road to Mizu or Woow.

Excellent food and service. P.F. Changs recently added additional items to their menu. Now, they offer sushi and other small plates as appetizers. The Chang’s Lettuce Wrap is their signature appetizer. It now comes with a mixed soy sauce. They no longer offer up the three sauces for the customer to combine. The Chicken Satay is a new item. The peanut sauce is not as creamy as I’m accustomed to tasting at other Asian restaurants. It’s still very tasty. The Mongolian Beef, Chicken Fried Rice, and Pad Thai Noodles are my favorite entrees. Rarely do you have to wait a long time to be seated at this location. Parking is perfect. Jicama Street Tacos will be the next new item I will order. I’m certain it taste as good as it appears on the menu.

Was given a $ 50 Chang’s gift card and thought, «Ah, sh*t.»
I’d heard raves so I thought I’d give it a reluctant shot.
Grabbed a booth right away, but it was quite a bit before I could get my server’s attention. She was polite, but looked worn out and seemed emotionally removed. An iced tea arrived promptly, but after 10 minutes of waiting for sugar, I got up and snagged some from another table myself. My view was a bus tray filled to the brim with teetering, dirty dishes. As I sat there. listening to Bob Marley. ya know, slappin’ da authentic Asian bass. I decided to run with the dinner for 2 @ $ 42.95 and add on 1 more appetizer and a glass of Sangria. Sangria came with 3 Maraschino cherries in the glass and the flavor was suspiciously reminiscent of the syrup they are sold in. I was doing my best to be optimistic and enjoy conversation while eyeballing my funky brown egg drop soup soup. In rolls 2 appetizers; seriously yummy lettuce chicken wraps and crab wontons… without that whole noticeable crabmeat part. Spicy Chicken and Honey Crisp Chicken entrees were OKAY, but I have had *much* better. Brown rice was overcooked. Dessert wontons were a chewy, flavorless disaster.
To wrap it up…
I barely saw my server and felt disappointed with the entire experience.
My best advice? Pass this up and head South down LaGrange until you hit Tribes Alehouse.

Tonight’s meal was a flop, IMHO. I wish I’d read the previous review about NOT getting the sushi. I had the Kalaidoscope Sushi plate after apps of Spring Rolls and Lettuce Wraps. The apps were fine but the sushi was eh, so-​so. Not very tasty, I had to ask twice for soy sauce and they were out of wasabi. Out iOS wasabi? How does that happen at place supposedly know for its flavorful dishes?
We didn’t get any prepared sauce to add to our other plates. The Hunan Hot Fish was not that flavorful and didn’t have as many veges as last time. The pepper steak and sweet/​sour chicken meals were OK. But not the spectacular meals like we’ve had there before. Sadly, I think this chain outlet hit its peak long ago and now on downward spiral.
I see no reason to return and certainly wouldn’t recommend it as local favorite.
:-(

Mine and my husbands first time here. The food was good, I got the crispy honey chicken, and he got the dynamite shrimp, and a side of chicken and pork fried rice. The fried rice my husband liked but to me it had a weird smell that turned me off. As I said, the food was good but it was way too over priced for the size and quality of the food. I think we will stick to our favorite local Chinese place by home.

I really like this place and we come here pretty often cause i love the lettuce wraps! But i find this place to be inconsistent especially my lettuce wraps sometimes they give u a ton of lettuce and sometimes only like 4. Then either get a ton of meat or more of the rice noodles. Its just always different. Another thing ive noticed is if theres two of you ordering an app you get allot less if there was four of you ordering the same app. Just doesn’t make any sense if its the same price! But overall the food is good.

We went here for lunch 6÷16÷2015 while running around making last minute wedding finalizations. Got in, and were seated within a minute or so.
The waitress came and asked for drink order. I could not see drinks on the menu that I got, so we had to ask. We got 2 drinks between us, She got an iced tea. I asked for a green tea, which I was then asked hot/​cold and tropical or regular. I went with tropical, as it sounded neat.
She returned about 5 minutes later with our drinks. The iced tea came as expected, my hot tea came with a pot of water, a plastic wrapped tea bag, and a half-​shot glass sized glass to drink the tea from. The pot also came full to the brim with hot water, so i had to drink a glass or two of hot water to be able to get the tea bag soaking.
She came back a few minutes later to take our food order. My fiancé ordered orange chicken i believe it was, i got the spicy chicken, both from the lunch specials menu. I was offered a free upgrade to Quinoa from the standard rice, which ended up costing $ 2.00, not free. We also ordered a plate of rangoons, the rangoons came first, along with the soups (egg drop). Soup was good, so was the appetizer, although it was a bit small.
Our food came about 10 minutes after we finished, which i though was a bit long. The food was decent, but nothing too spectacular.
We ate, service was good, but a bit slow in my opinion.
Overall, nothing bad to report, but not as good food as i expected.

The Asian Grilled Salmon with asparagus was good nothing exciting. We also tired the Changs lettuce wraps and was not impressed… We did place a carry out order
… next time we will dine in and hopefully the experience will be much better…

Don’t know why it took me so long to dine here but I am so glad I did. The food is amazing everything was so tasty and fresh… There lettuce wraps for appetizer was great. Had the Dan Dan noodles and could not get enough so fresh and tasty. And the sea bass was fantastic. And for dessert the banana spring rolls were awesome. Would highly recommend this place. Will definitely be back again and again. Oh one more thing the wait staff was polite and friendly. Great place…

Amazing service and awesome food. We celebrated moms bday and the server Samantha was so great!
Delicious food and plenty of it!!! We will be back !!!

The service was great, however, the food was pretty bad. The hot and sour/​egg drop soups tasted horrible, the garlic noodles were lackluster at best. The Changs spicy chicken and Mongolian beef are not as good as other locations. Pretty much a waste of money. This PF Changs does not compare to the others.

We have gone to PF Chang’s quite a few times and always has a good experience. We had gone there a few months ago and decided to take our daughter with us tonight since she was home from college. It was a Friday and when we arrived we were quoted a 35 minute wait. We began noting that people who arrived after us had started getting seated and we were still waiting. 45 minutes later I asked why we were still waiting and the manager told us «you’re next» and then buzzed our pager. No «sorry for the wait» or anything.
Our waiter was slow to greet our table and when he eventually took our order we placed our entire order out of fear he wouldn’t return. Throughout the meal drinks went unfilled, plates remained on the table after courses were finished and he would simply disappear for long periods of time. It was clear people around us were irritated as well.
The food was good and we enjoyed our meal but we were in the restaurant for nearly 2 and a half hours before we could order dessert. We wouldn’t have even ordered it but it was included because we ordered the «dinner for 2.»
At the end of the meal, the waiter finally brought the bill, which seemed high but we were so irritated we just paid it because my daughter was now late for her date. Upon arriving home we reviewed the bill and realized we were overcharged by approximately 10.00. My husband called the restaurant and asked to speak to a manager. Joe, who had answered the phone said that he was a manager and could help us. We explained the overcharge and Joe found our bill to examine the charges. He seemed irritated and then said «the meal for 2 discount was not applied.» Joe then said he would deduct the $ 10.70 from our bill and credit our card for the charges. No apology no nothing. He hurriedly rushed us off the phone. I never experienced such rudeness from a restaurants manager and was shocked at his lack of care for his patrons.
I enjoyed the food at PF Chang’s but there are many asian restaurants in our area and I will take my business elsewhere I recommend you do too.

This was my first visit to a P F Chang’s. I know this isn’t authentic Chinese food. But really who gives a flip. When your hungry your hungry. We were seated promptly. The server was there in a flash to greet us. That’s always a good sign. She was a really sweet gal. She was very attentive and friendly. We ordered quite a bit to share.
I ordered the PF Chang’s for two, the starter was chicken lettuce wraps. They were very yummy. The entrees were Salmon and Mongolian Beef. Both were flavorful and the beef tender. The spicy tuna rolls lived up to their name. I’m not a fan of spicy. Of course I still ate them. lol For dessert we had the banana spring rolls. Which was super yummy. Server always made sure plates were gone and beverages were refilled. Loved the service!

Amazing dinner every time! Great drinks, food, service, and ambiance.
I have no idea why this place has such a bad rating. I have been here several times over the years and I am always happy with my experience and impressed by the food.
Food:
We get a top of the apps to share for the table (and then we get stuffed and have to share one entrée.)
–salt and pepper calamari are so yummy! The sauces that they bring to the table are great! I like to mix and match.
–Chicken lettuce wraps are a classic. I always feel thin bc I’m stuffing chicken in my mouth with crispy lettuce leaves!
–Shrimp dumplings (steamed). Again, the dipping sauces are fun and add a depth of flavor.
–tuna tataki is AMAZING! I really don’t know what to say about this dish other than this: if you don’t like this dish then you might be either a lost cause or a diva.
–dynamite shrimp… the name says it.
like I said above, this is usually when we are on to round 2 of drinks and feeling full.
The mai tai is my favorite but my dad swears by the pear mojito. My mom and sis always enjoy their seasonal cosmos,
Our dessert of choice is the Banana Spring Rolls!!! You must try! I’m not a sweet tooth but this one gets me every time!

I love P.F. Chang’s! I live across the street from this one so I’ve had quite a few meals here. My favorite is the Ma Po Tofu — SO GOOD. I’ve tried to replicate it but P.F. Chang’s does it best. I also love the Sichuan asparagus. Deliciously spicy and garlicky. I’ve tried a ton of other meals there but this seems to be my go-​to. The portions are sizable so I get two meals out of this!
Service has always been great in my opinion. I’ve never had a problem with carry-​out. It can get a little loud in the dining room but I don’t mind. Pricing is average, but could stand to be a little cheaper, then I’d eat here all the time!