P.F. Chang’s

This place is always busy! I love everything here! Dan Dan noodles hasn’t been on the menu for a long time but they’re still able to make this dish for me. Cravings satisfied !!!

Okay, so the food was average, but the hostess was clueless, she said it would be 10 minute wait for lunch, well the restaurant was empty… So i asked a family member to request a booth and then the people that were talking to the hostess after us got seated immediately, we were both parties of 4, that is absurd, then they don’t sit us in a booth with some lame excuse, then we get a server who wasn’t designated to where we were sitting because the other server was late! So we order our food, and lone behold they sit other people in booths that i requested! What a joke, get it together! Never coming back!

Most unfriendly wait staff, dirty tables and sofas, supposedly clean plates with rice stuck on it. It was only downhill. It was our last dinner in Vegas and we were so disappointed. It was our night of comfort eating but it wasn’t to be. The waitress wasn’t even interested in serving us. Avoid avoid avoid this place

So we were on our way to another restaurant further down The Strip when we realized we wouldn’t make it in time because we were pressed for time with show tickets and still had quite a bit longer to walk to the other restaurant (The Strip is very deceiving distance-​wise!). We ended up eating at the PF Changs and they were able to seat us right away and we sat outside on the patio. The patio area was nice because it was right on The Strip, but had an enclosed area to separate it from all of the crowds walking by.
Our waiter was very friendly and attentive, however, it did take awhile for our entrees to come out. He went back and checked on them and did apologize that it took so long for them to come out. Our water glasses were kept refilled, which was important given how hot Las Vegas was when we visited in mid-​May.
I ordered what I usually order at P.F. Chang’s which is the Crispy Honey Chicken. The dish was good, but I wasn’t able to eat too much of it due to the delay in it coming out and having to run to get to the show. We also got the 6 hand folded crab wontons from the dim sum menu (I had a coupon for a free birthday appetizer or dessert). Overall a good meal; however, being in Vegas, I don’t know that I would pick to eat at P.F. Chang’s again if we weren’t so pressed for time and it wasn’t right there just because there are so many other dining options.

There’s something about the P.F. Changs in Vegas that I just love. The food is incredible, the staff is nice, and the view is great! I like eating outside where I can sightsee. It’s right on the strip conveniently located inside Planet Hollywood hotel, so when you’re done eating you can shop around. I love it!

PF has improved overall IMO. They got rid of the dishes they don’t do so well and replaced them with decent sushi rolls. I don’t do sushi here, but have tried some and they were pretty good. Where I see improvement is in the consistency of the food. The ribs are awesome, the Mongolian beef is still amazing, and I like every other I’ve tried recently. Definitely a top notch chain restaurant.

Love, love, love this place! Love the Salt & Pepper Prawns. We come here as often as we can when we are in town.

My girlfriend told me great things about this restaurant and reported the food was good and there is always a line of people waiting to get in. Luckily I didn’t have to wait in a line we were seated fast and the food was pretty good. We had the beef and broccoli and a dish with noodles. The rice that comes with the meal was dry and cold. I was left disappointed as the service was very poor. Will go back for the food, and hopefully better service.

Always good eating at PF Changs! its always so consistent everywhere I go. I know what I like and it tastes the same no matter which Changs I go to. They have some fun drinks at the Vegas PF Chang’s, check it out, if its not something you like don’t think it will be any different if you go to a different one. you get the same food at all of them.

The service was great and the wait was pretty fast. I ordered a glass of SA Prum Riesling and the Ahi tuna salad. I love the wine and the service was friendly and quick. The salad was lacking flavor with a huge amount of lettuce. I thought it was just ok. I prefer the ahi tuna salad at the Yard House. I wish I had ordered the spicy shrimp appetizer instead it’s one of my favorites instead I was trying to be healthy and the meal was a bit boring.

The food quality has gone down hill! From the beginning though I ordered the chicken lettuce wraps couldn’t find the specs of chicken thought I ordered vegetarian since there was no chicken had to send it back for something else! The I received my Changs spicy chicken which the taste and presentation was horrible! Then I receive the Mongolian beef what the hell is going on had to send it all back asked for the manager she took forever to come to my table for one thing she really needs a lesson in customer service! Wasn’t apologetic at all her excuse was «we are just so busy»! Hello
It is lunch your are of Changs shouldn’t you plan accordingly!!!

Sure, it was busy, however I sat for twenty minutes with no acknowledgement and no service. The couple who came in after me needed my chair, so I happily gave it to them and left. No hard feelings, just one star.

This location of P.F. Chang’s was not a great experience. Every single dish with sauce tasted exactly the same, even if made with different proteins and advertised as different meals. Really, there was no way to discern between the dishes. I also got sushi, which was bland and overpriced for the portion.
The tables are incredibly close and made it difficult for servers and patrons to get through, as my chair was sit multiple times. The server was also a bit robotic, not very friendly.

Not really that good if I’m honest.
Very ‘msg-​ey’ (make sense.?) — more mass catering than a specific restaurant experience.
I chose awfully badly in PF’s defence, switching rice for quinoa (don’t ask.) and as expected it didn’t work, but should it have really been an option?
Dumplings arrived with cold pork filling and weren’t finished (unheard of as we ALWAYS scoff the dim sum)
Hit it with low expectations and sadly lived up to it.

I love PF changs in Vegas. I live in Atlanta and can eat at the one there but something about the atmosphere makes the Vegas PFC so much better.
I have never been in there and less than a 10 minute wait but also never more than 20 minutes and that is not because the staff was being lazy. It’s because they are busy and they are all working hard to flip the tables.
There is a great outdoor seating area that is my favorite in early winter or early spring. It’s cool at night but they have outdoor heaters that make it great to sit out there and people watch. PLENTY to see as people walk by.
The service is usually great. Michael was our latest waiter and he was on top of everything. Drinks were served quickly and our glasses were never allowed to get empty
Our food was delivered quickly and was delicious. I had the chicken lettuce wraps and they were amazing.
The cost was very in line for the service and food you receive.

This time of year it’s pretty crazy and everyone is running around like crazy. We sat and ordered some lettuce wraps and salty calamari and then got our name called to go eat upstairs. The lettuce wraps were very tasty as usual, but the calamari was a bit chewy and tough. We ordered three dinner entrees which included the pad Thai chicken, honey walnut shrimp with melon balls and the Chilean sea bass with mushrooms and veggies. The Chilean sea bass was amazing, as was the walnut shrimp. The pad Thai noodles were tasty, but the chicken was a bit tough and chewy.
This location is always super busy but we had a great waiter, Ricky, and he took excellent care of us. The service was great, the food was pretty tasty. It’s always crazy on the strip, but if you want PF Chang’s, then this will have to do.

Not the best Chinese food, but I will say, if you have a large group and need a reservation, this place will give you the least hassle. I called countless places, and everyone wanted a minimum food and beverage amount of unreasonable amounts. We’ve defaulted to PF Changs for a large group of 30+ on several occasions, and I can say they’ve never let us down.
The food is always flowing, and when you do the group menu, you definitely get a lot of food. The servers for the most part are good. A bit of a delay with drinks as only one bartender in the upstairs making drinks for the entire group.
Nothing I’ve tried here has blown me away, but it wasn’t disappointing either. Just average, but I give them 4 stars due to convenience of booking, value, and service.

PF Chang’s is a Chinese fusión chain restaurant. I’ve visited others in 5 other cities and they always deliver quality food.
Here in Vegas I saw two. This one on the strip in the Planet Hollywood, and then another about a block east of the strip south of Flamingo.
The service was excellent.
The food was delicious.
And The prices were consistent with other PF Chang’s.
I strongly recommend dropping in here, especially if you’ve never had it.

Zero stars! This place was so horrendously dirty today, that I walked out. It was not even busy in the restaurant so I saw no excuse for the disgustingness. The odd thing was that we had tried to eat at the Bellagio, but there were long lines for all the restaurants. We came across the street to try the Burger place at Planet Hollywood, but once again, there was a long line. We see that Chang’s had open and available seating so this was our only hope at 2:00 and we have not eaten a meal yet.
The hostess walked us over to what was clearly a dirty table. I couldn’t believe it. I told her, «No, it’s dirty.» She said, «I know, I’ll sweep it». Um no, that’s gross, you won’t be sweeping by my feet. How rude. I said no again. So we go to a different table that at first appeared to be clean but had fortune cookie crap in the seats and tons of wrappers around me. Okay. We sit there and she wipes down the tabletop because it needs it.
Then I see that the table next to us is dirty too. There are people finishing up their meal but the mess on the floor appeared to be a prior mess that was never cleaned up (most adults don’t leave that type/​much mess). When they left the wait staff started stacking dirty dishes in a tray right next to me. It was close enough for me to touch. A variety is staff kept walking back and forth around it almost bumping into my head. Wowsers! So rude folks. I didn’t have my food yet so I told my husband to pack my food to go. I just couldn’t take it anymore.
I left and found Garrett’s Popcorn thank goodness because my husband ended up having stomach problems all night.

My family and I had a stop over in Vegas, and decided to try this place because of the great reviews and the style of cuisine that we were craving at the time. We were seated right away, despite the appearance of a packed restaurant. Our server, Uylsses was awesome! He was very quick, attentive, and very friendly.
I ordered a Moscow Mule, which didn’t come in the traditional copper mug, but the fresh taste of the drink made up for the presentation flaw. The appetizer that deserves honorable mention was the pork steamed dumplings and the chicken Satay. Amazing! The Singapore street noodles and chicken lo mien was also very good and the lo mien was the clear winner. The fact that this is a chain restaurant, really surprised me. The the quality of food and phenomenal service will have us coming back for more. Overall a near perfect execution!

This was a really great experience.
Sitting outside watching the Strip turn into nightmode while dining on exquisite asian foods.
The service was outstanding and the food just delicious.
The Edamame’s were a great starter and plentiful at that. Enough for two people.
The ORANGE PEEL BEEF (Sichuan-​style flank steak tossed with
a mild chili sauce and fresh orange
peel
) was amazing my tastebuds into oblivion. What an awesome receipe. I just wondered why it was marked as hot, since it wasn’t really that spicey. The server gave me a choice of white or brown rice which is easy enough to do, but most asian restaurants don’t do.
The CRAB FRIED RICE (Wok-​fried ricewith lump crab meat, shiitake mushrooms, asparagus, egg, smoky bacon,
zesty lemon and Sriracha) was a little bland. The asparagus was on the dot as were the other ingredients. The mixture made for an interesting taste, that might’ve been better with more spices.
The prices were at app. $ 15 /​main dish and average at that.