P.F. Chang’s

Lunch was nice. I was seated very quickly because it was early. Evening service is always busier with at least a 40 — 90 minute wait.
I usually get the lettuce wraps because I am a creature of habit. They never give you enough lettuce though. The chicken wasn’t seasoned as good as it normally is so I had to use the spicy sauce that comes with it. Typically I dont use the sauce because the flavor in the mixture is enough.
My waiter, Justin, I think was very nice and attentive. He’s the one who recommended that I get the crab wontons. I really like the ginger sauce that comes with the wontons. It gave them a nice kick and flavor. They got me in and out in about half an hour which is good if you’re in a hurry or on a short lunch break.

We ordered our food to go on a Wednesday night. Usually the food here is good and there are lots of GF options. The potstickers were burnt all of them! The beef and broccoli was also very over cooked. Don’t know what is going on with their QC but I won’t order carry out again without checking the order before I leave the restaurant.

For the second time in a row, the food arrived cold. It appeared to have been sitting in the back. Not a busy night. Once is an accident, twice is a systematic problem. We won’t be back for a long while.

Pretty good Asian franchise. A little pricey for the proportions. Food was good though

What food that they do give you tends to be very good. However, it seems that they make specific point of ripping off guests when it comes to portion size. Everything that I have ever seen here is too small for even light eaters.

l recently relocated to Ohio from San Francisco, so I consider myself fortunate to have experienced the culinary diversity that the Bay Area offers. I usually have dined at their Walnut Creek establishment but was elated that there is consistency in the quality of their cuisine as well as the ambiance; however, the greeter was rude and in immature but the waiter was awesome and my meal (Chilean Sea Bass) was delicious.

I took my sweat pea to meet my parents on Tuesday at P.F. CHANG’S. It’s like the word «Change» but ‘NG’ pronunciation instead of ‘NJ’. It isn’t that hard to say. I am just giving you this advice because this restaurant isn’t that well known with my peers, and I just heard about it last week; also people might question your use of PF (Pretty ****ing) in front of «change».
Anywho, there is a huge 15 foot white horse statue in the front. We’ll come back to that later. I’m just indicating this now because it may be hard to find this place jutting out in the front of a shopping mall. I almost missed it, but my boo set me on the correct course. We walked inside and the hostess asked if we wanted a table. I about raged, since I have quite the problem with hemorrhoids and a hard chair just doesn’t cut it. My reasoning skills kicked in though (along with my realization that I was quite physically calm since I wasn’t itching at that point) and I kindly asked for a booth. She gave me the hairy eyeball, but we got what I asked for in the end. The customer is indeed always right half the time.
My parents showed up about 10 minutes later and we exchanged greetings. It was a pretty relaxing evening, my boo and I ordered the P.F. CHANG’S FOR 2. The server was quite aware of my soulmate’s gluten free diet after she got the hint from her fiery red laser eyes of death. She asked if I requested a gluten free meal, and I gave her an ice cold flaming blue laser glare with a smile and kindly stated «No, miss. I like to party, thank you very much.»
Oh yeah, the alcohol selection is pretty vast, you will find what you are looking for unless you want horse urine.
I ordered the hot and sour soup. My cake ball lover ordered the egg drop soup. Both were delightful. We also ordered the lettuce wraps… we weren’t disappointed, indeed! My lady also ordered the Singapore street noodles, she enjoyed them. I ordered the CHANG’S Kung Pao. It did kick me in the face with flavor! For dessert… I don’t even remember what we got, it tasted like mainstream horse ****, which is quite odd because I don’t think this place is a mainstream chain.
Don’t ask me what my parents got, I wasn’t really paying attention as I was staring at my food and my lover’s rack all night.
I got into a heated argument with my dad over the check, flipping the table and drop kicking servers. No I can’t lie, he took it and I was like «whatevs, daddy-​o». We’re hella off the chain like that.
We walked out and my dad suddenly commented about the statue. I thought he wanted to ride it, so I asked him that. He jumped straight on top of it and proceeded to cowboy it up! I forgot how much hops he has, even in his 60’s. He does have a hard time getting off of things so we had to help him down. He texted me the next day complaining about his back pain… I guess he couldn’t feel it dinner night due to the copious amounts of alcohol he downed.
Overall a pretty calm uneventful evening at P.F. CHANG’S. 4 stars because the dessert was just pitiful. Oh yeah the server was pretty on point, left us the hell alone when it mattered and was quite courteous despite our dual glares of gluten.

In an area that isn’t known for it outstanding selection of restaurants this is one of the shining stars. P.F. Chang’s in my opinion is at the top of a short list of chain restaurants that I frequent, I’ve always found the food to be consistent, freshly prepared and a great value. The service here is exceptional and I’ve found this to be true at any location I have visited across the country which shows me what kind of company they are and that their attention to detail goes way beyond the food.
I arrived here about 7:30 PM on Wednesday and was lucky to find a open seat at the front of the bar. The bartender immediately greeted me and asked me what I’d like to drink and if I was planning to dine in. I ordered my go to Martini and he presented with the menus and a place setting. The bar area was very clean and well organized and the staff all seemed very friendly and worked together well. My cocktail arrived after a few minutes of ordering it, so I had time to review the menu and choose my dinner from the vast selection of offerings I like the gluten free options it looks like half the choices are offered either way.
Spicy Tuna Roll — this dish exceeded my expectations, the tuna was very fresh and the roll definitely was assembled by an experience chef. The full flavor and combination of textures were amazing I absolutely trust this place when it comes to sushi and the portion was actually larger than I expected or needed but I couldn’t stop eating it until the last piece was gone. This was a great value and can certainly be a complete meal for one or a great appetizer for two.
I am so happy to have found this location so close to my hotel this will definitely be a regular stop for me when I’m in town.

I’d like to give PF Chang’s a higher rating. The thing is, while the food is good enough, the prices are a bit high for the size of the servings they provide.
I’ve been here 3 times — once for lunch with coworkers, once on a date years ago and then this last Friday with Danielle.
Danielle and I ordered from the «PF Chang’s For Two» menu — each got a cup of soup, an entrée and shared an appetizer and a dessert. Danielle had Egg Drop Soup and Crispy Honey Chicken. I had Hot & Sour Soup and Chang’s Spicy Chicken. We shared Steamed Pork Dumplings and Sweet Vanilla Cream Dessert Wontons.
Danielle didn’t like her soup, i tried it and didn’t care for it either. My soup, however, has created an obsession for hot & sour soup. I can’t get enough.
We each liked our entrees, though i think i liked mine more. This is my biggest complaint. The food was great and i really wanted more, but the portions seem like smaller lunch portions even at dinner time. i want to leave feeling full/​satisfied and i leave just feeling hungry and wanting more.
Same with the desserts. Our shared dessert consisted of two very small cream filled wontons w/​raspberry sauce. i mean it’s not a dessert, it’s like the sweet, end of the meal version of an Amuse-​bouche.
All that said, i want to go back and have the Spicy Chicken and the soup again. yum.

I’ll admit, my reviews of some other P.F. Chang’s locations have been less than flattering. TBH, I have always been a fan of this chain, but my enthusiasm has been diminishing over the last few years. It was with a bit of hesitation that I decided to give this location a try. We had some shopping to do in the mall around dinner time and wanted to avoid the food court at all costs. We ordered our meal online from my iPhone — piece of cake. The order was ready a few minutes later than promised, but the hostess and manager who took care of our order were EXTREMELY friendly and cheerful which more than made up for the delay. The food stayed warm during our 30 minute drive home and was just as good as if we had dined in. Most importantly, the order was spot-​on accurate — something that has burned me repeatedly at other establishments in the past few months.
If they could only allow me to take a couple quarts of hot sake home in a thermos, they would get a 5 star review from me :)

Only for the great staff. I’m sorry. The novelty has worn off. California roll?! Worst ever. The fake jean is chopped into oblivion and the avocado is non existent. Total waste of money. Wonton soup? Bland. Nothing in it has taste. The rest is fine but getting worse. Like most franchises, they come out great. Then they IPO and start finding ways to cut costs. I believe we are at the point where cost cutting has sacrificed quality
The staff at this location are awesome.

Fancy chinese food.
That is all.
Thats what i wanted to say but Unilocal wouldnt let me leave a short review.
The banana spring rolls desert is pretty good.

I think this pf changs is rated a little too low. On a Monday night (and probably every week night) the bar is packed with folks traveling for work. My server David, was an angel. Very attentive but not annoying (you know what I mean). Thank you David for making me feel cared about and pampered when I’m far from my family. And thank you PF Changs for a great dinner

Simple, straightforward.
Walked in, sat down at the bar, waited 10 minutes, no one stopped by, asked if I wanted a drink, dinner, nothing. Bartender walked by at least four times. Never said a word. Unloaded the dishwasher, loaded it again, walked away,
What’s wrong with these people.
I just walked out.
Not sure if the bartender knew I was there, much less that I left.
Oh well.
Had a great dinner at Palomar!

Hours Of Happy on the patio. Great prices on drinks and appetizers. It could be a fun Friday spot but the music is VERY annoying pop and there’s a dumpster odor in the breeze.

Unfortunately, our experience was not as glowing as everyone else’s listed here. We had a party of three. We ordered the crab Rangoon for an app that came under cooked (dough was still soft). For our main meals, I was sharing with my nephew. I asked the waiter about the spiciness of what we were ordering. He stated it was not spicy at all. It arrived with red hot peppers sliced on top – so he was not able to eat it. Our sodas never came, yet they were on our bill. Overall, not positive with food or service. We won’t be back!

Great Food and atmosphere overall… Hope they open one close by my house so that you I don’t have to drive every other week for dinner… A must at least once a month…

Valentine’s Day and my boyfriends birthday were the only times I ate here but both visits were great. Good service, good drinks, and the food was tasty. The best egg rolls I ever had so hot and fresh. The dipping sauce made it even better also!

The jicama pork tacos are the bomb!!!

The waiter was absolutely amazing! I ordered the crispy honey shrimp with brown rice it was delicious! We also ordered chicken wraps and salt and pepper squid. My kids ordered changs spicy chicken and it was yummy! Sushi was fresh and delicious as well!