P.F. Chang's

"We came here to try these "famous" lettuce wraps. Lotta people think PF Chang's invented the lettuce wrap, but it's been around for at least 60 years in real Chinese restaurants. This version is OK, they use chicken , but it would be a lot better if they offered a pork version, pork is way more tasty then regular ole chicken! One thing they have here that most Chinese restaurants don't have is a full bar! You can get tequila shots with your kung pow chicken!"

"Again visited this place and as usual had great experience. I wanted to try sushi here and we had vegetarian sushi, good option for vegetarian lovers. I have already given feedback for this place and there is no doubt about the food hence we are visiting again and again. Must visit food chain."

"Excellent waitstaff. They made it so easy to join my party late at night and provided impeccable service even though closing time was near. Thank you."

"Amazing food and big portions. We had an awesome server Dustin, whom we have had as a server in the past, who catered to us and provided excellent service. We got the Wagyu steak and the orange chicken. The pork and chicken fried rice was delicious. The egg rolls were crispy and hot with a little spicy sauce. We will definitely be going back."

"PF Chang's shines most brightly when it comes to apps. From Lettuce Wraps and Green Beans to Crab Wontons and Calamari, this is really where they shine. SO much so I can't say I've ventured too far into the entrees (besides some fried rice to go with the lettuce wraps). This visit I gave the Crispy Honey Chicken a go and was reminded why I stick to apps. The sauce was excessively syrupy fully negating the "crispy" and providing an unappealing mouth feel. However our server Dena was attentive and fun. She's very social able and made it a very comfortable and welcoming dining experience. While the prices are a bit elevated for the food I suppose some of that is reflective of the nice ambiance of the environment. Definitely a 4 if you keep to apps and drinks but sliding to 3 for the entree experience. Where's that 3.5 button?"