My friend and I love PF Changs. It is the one "chain" restaurant we are always willing to eat at. The Asian Pear Mojito is amazing. And we love the Pin Rice Noodle Soup. It is the perfect combination of comfort with a spice. We also enjoy the Beef a la Sechuan (very spice) and the Sea Bass. Waitstaff is questionable, but the food is worth the weight. We eat there as often as possible.

We went to the downtown resturant. It was luv at first sight...becoz of the ambience.Inspite of the crowded bar the restutant was romantic on one hand and comfortable for a large group on the other. The hostess was really sweet and offered to help us with the menu becoz we are new to the city. We had soup which i liked, the main courses were served with healthy brown rice on the side,(they also have white rice),The seafood was great, but the chicken dish was on the sweeter side. We love somewhat hot & spicy food, so it was on the milder side for us. anyways it was a wonderful experience, mainly becoz we luved the atmostphere.

I have dined at P.F. Changs in other cities and have been a fan until my trip to this location. I dined with my wife and daughter at 4:30 on a Saturday afternoon. We waited for ten minutes until I approached the hostess about our waiter/waitress. The hostess came over, took our drink order and disappeared only to have the bus staff drop our drinks off. We never met our waiter and had our order taken by two seperate people. We were never offered our choice of sauces, as is the custom in the past, ate off of salad plates for our entrees and waited an additional 15 minutes to flag someone down to get our check. In fairness, the food was excellent as always but the service with an attitude made for a disappointing experience

Although a nice, dining atmosphere, P.F. Changs' cuisine is not worth the price of its meals. The traditional meals served like Vegetable Lo Mein and Sweet and Sour Chicken are appetizing, however, a smaller, authentic chinese restaurant offesr the same quality of food for a cheaper price. If you have the money to spend, try it, but if not, I recommend sticking to a smaller, non-franchise chinese diner.

Went for a group dinner in the downtown location. They not only sat us out in the mall but the glasses were dirty and the food was very marginal. The beef was overdone and for the amount of money that was spent, I wish I had went elsewhere. I would definately not return nor recommend.