P.F. Chang’s

We ate here on a Friday night about 6:30. They have Happy Hour specials in the bar area until 7:00 and we were lucky enough to get a table. Annie was our server and she was fantastic. The chicken tacos and the butternut squash dumplings were delicious. We had the banana spring rolls with the coconut ice cream for dessert and WOW! It was one of the best desserts ever! It was really a great dinner. Food was great and the service was awesome. We will definitely be back.

Love their food! Chicken lettuce wraps, Almond Cashew Chicken & Chang Fried Rice are my favorite.

Third time at this place, food is very good. Try the combination fried rice.
Cool environment to get some drinks & food.
Waiters are nice but one particular bartender is soooo rude.
I recommend u get a table instead of a hanging out @ the bar

Don’t go unless you want reheated food that was made hours ago. Our server said the sushi was made to order, but I found out that was not the case when I ordered mine without the cucumber. She informed me that that particular roll was pre-​made that morning so I couldn’t get one without cucumber. She assured me the rest were made to order so I got the lobster one, but it didn’t seem very fresh. I got my usual order of garlic noodles which I have had and lovedat the Dayton P.F. Chang’s, but here it seemed as if they had been microwaved – the noodles were dried out, and weren’t even served hot. My friend ordered the spare ribs, and they too seemed dried out.
I suspect they were short on cooking staff so they decided to make large quantities of food ahead of time and microwave it when ordered.
Perhaps it’s just Saturday afternoons that are bad for them, but I will not be trying them again another day since the food we got wasn’t even worth half what we paid.

Pretty good Asian cuisine. First time I had been in years. The food was really good, but I was not wowed. However, the crab wontons were EXCELLENT! In my opinion, they are waaay overpriced & the portions are pretty meager. Service & cleanliness were both acceptable. Definitely will not be a frequent flyer, but wouldn’t be opposed to going back.

It’s been years since I’ve eaten at a PF changs and my return was nothing short of a wonderful time.
The food and service was very good. Our server was very nice and did an excellent job. The spare ribs were good but a little over sauced. Lettuce wraps and orange shrimp were just as good as I remembered. Wonton soup had a good flavor as well.

So great:) I went here the night I got engaged so it has a special place in my heart! Also, has amazing vegetarian options and Super awesome service!

I have always loved PF Chang’s, but tonight was terrible. I love the hot and sour soup. It tasted burnt. Major disappointment. We ordered an assortment of 6 dishes. The filling for the lettuce wraps looked gooey. The fried rice was good. The Lo Mein noodles stuck together and were chewy, not properly cooked. The Beef Shakley was good. The sweet and sour chicken and honey chicken tasted old. My major disappointment was… The trio of sauces they typically bring you, I had to ask for, and instead of the original sauce, it was soy. I could have used the soy sauce on the table. I spent over $ 100 for upper scale Asian food. I should have went to the Chinese buffet. If this is what PF Chang’s is becoming, I will not return.

Changs has a large selection of flavorful well seasoned chicken & a nice sized menu. Everything is always delicious & well cooked. I dont know about everyone else but I could care less about how the food is presented & I would take a few extra pieces of meat over a great looking plate of food. The atmosphere is lovely, great candle lit like dinner. the food is very overpriced & you are paying for the name. I can go somewhere else & pay half the price for some well seasoned, saucy chicken & leave with a satisfied full tummy.

I ordered a wonton soup and a shrimp and chicken lo mein. Apparently the soup was «made to order» so it came out 3 minutes before my entrée. the waiter should have figured something out & stalled the entrée so it did not come out at the same time as a soup. Chicken in wonton soup was pretty bland. Soup broth was good but very salty. Chicken in lo men was overcooked. Lo men noodles. bland. I think its time to get some new cooks & train waiters on good communication skills.

Great food! Such a perfect date night. Server was super nice&helpful but seemed spread thin. Great salmon&mojitos. Also they’re banana spring rolls are surprisingly good.

In summary: Average tasting American Chinese food in a fancy restaurant that has hoards of people waiting to get in to eat it. Its ok and some dishes are better than others. Although it isn’t expensive it isn’t cheap, they had to pay for all the décor and the giant horse outside somehow. The service is usually decent to good. Its a nice environment and the food isn’t bad so nice once in a while, but generally there are better Chinese restaurant choices. The main reason anyone should go is atmosphere, not the food.

Very relaxing atmosphere. Been to pf changs with my husband every 2 weeks for the last year. Their food may be a little pricy but the service is what has us coming back.
This week we decided to check out Tilted kilt for the first time. I regret it.
Pf Chang’s food portion is huge to share which we couldn’t do there and they accommodated anything we needed. Pf Chang is like home.
Must have chicken lettuce wraps every time. Beer a disappointment.

I like PF Chang’s and have been to some in a couple of different cities when I travel. The food and atmosphere seem to be consistent at every one of their restaurants.
While I still prefer BF Chen’s on Reynolds and airport for authentic Chinese, this is still very good and a great place to go before or after a movie at Fallen Timbers. I love their spicy chicken and they have a seasonal menu with some good choices. I like how they have desserts available in small shot size glasses to satisfy a sweet tooth without overindulging in calories too bad. I really like the mix they make to use on your rice and how you customize it to be as hot or mild as you want.

We love coming to Changs. This one is the closest to home at about an hour away. Never too crowded, and situated at the Fallen Timbers shops (outdoor mall). All PF Changs restaurants are pretty much the same, and this one conforms to what you expect. A satisfying casual dining restaurant.

Excellent service and great food! Don’t pass it up! Attention to detail can be seen by the cleaning done and attentive staff

Last night was our first dining experience at Changs, and it was amazing! My brother-​in-​law described it as a higher-​end Pei Wei and that’s pretty accurate. This location has a great dark asian atomosphere inside. We had to wait about 30 minutes to get a table (we arrived at 9:30 pm). We enjoyed hanging out at the bar until our table was ready.
We had the meal for two that consisted of a soup, appetizer, and entrée for each of us with one desert to share. I had egg drop soup, Dynamite Shrimp, and Spicy Chicken with New York Style Cheesecake for desert. Everything was excellent and the staff was very friendly. The manager even comped our appetizer and desert when he heard that me and my wife hadn’t had a date away from the kids in 4 months.
Overall a great experience and a great get-​away.

While I am not a huge fan of PF Changs, we normally have decent experiences. We have not been in at least a couple years, and if this experience is typical, we will not return. The restaurant was barely half full, and even with this, our meal took nearly 2 hours!!!
We had 4 adults and 2 kids, and ordered only 1 mixed drink before dinner, 2 appetizers, entrees and desserts. The time between each course was extremely long, and our soft drinks sat empty for a good long time before the server came by to refill.
The food was average at best. Very little flavor, and a few of the meats were quite dry. I will need to hear quite a few positive recommendations before I return.

Had a great experience here the other night.
If it’s a weekend, make reservations. We made reservations for 7pm. I overheard the hostess tell people it was an hour to hour-​and-​fifteen minute wait, but we were seated right away. That was impressive.
The service was excellent.
They had a limited time special going on for two people — not sure how long it runs, but it was an excellent deal. Soup for both, an appetizer to split, entrees for both, and two mini desserts for $ 40. Can’t really beat that. I tried the hot and sour soup, but it was a little thicker, darker, and tarter than I’m used to. I also tried a sip of the egg drop soup which was not like egg drop that I’ve had before either. I actually liked PF Chang’s much better.
We got the ahi tuna appetizer. The portion left a little to be desired, but considering the deal we were getting, I couldn’t complain. It was really good as far as taste is concerned.
We ordered the honey chicken and Chang’s spicy chicken. I loved the spicy chicken. It wasn’t breaded heavily or too heavily fried. The flavor was good. I could eat it on a regular basis. The honey chicken was good too, but I thought it lacked a little in the flavor department and it was breaded heavier than I normally like.
We tried mini versions of two desserts — they come in shot glasses. The chocolate mousse was really good and the red velvet cake was good, but lacked a little in the texture department. Not sure if it was because it was crammed into a shot glass or what.
Overall, the service was great. The price was right. And we walked out feeling satisfied, but not «Chinese food stuffed.»

PF Chang’s are usually located connected to a mall and near a Cheesecake Factory. This one is neither. Though it is near an open air shopping center… I guess that counts.
I have eaten at numerous PFC across the country. Beside great customer service, this location has a slightly unique interior. Specifically w/​the lighting, as most PFCs (I have been to about 20 different sites) usually have some sort of paper circular lighting feature that is strangely absent from this location. In addition, the ceiling here is different than most w/​a lot of exposed beams (see my pic as compared to the other stock pics).
The food here is typical PFC fare. I have been to this site a few times and the meals have been consistently good. They have also been accommodating in enabling me to have the orange peel chicken w/​out breading and sauce on the side… and w/​out hassle. They also carry brown rice which a nice healthier alternative to plain white rice.
Overall a solid example of a PFC w/​consistently decent service. Would I say this is the best Chinese food you will ever have… no. But it is ok enough for a pleasant night out w/​family or even coworkers.