It was busy, food orders moving out the door, grill hot and smokin, phone ringing off the hook, customers bustin in the doorway to pick up their usuals. So far all good signs this place is a good decision. Moo Goo Gai Pan, Egg Foo Young, duck sauce AND hot mustard?? Oh yes that made me go for this restaurant. As someone originally from the east coast who grew up on Chinese-American food, this is a close 2nd to 1.portion , 2. flavour , 3. options and 4. price. While all of that is important, our biggest mistake coming here....- not knowing how big the portions were in order to order better! (TLDR)- As I grabbed our bag of food, I deeply underestimated what we were in for. It was litterally hot & heavy; easily weighed a good 10+ lbs and i buckled under its unexpected weight. I was pleasantly surprised. Yes there are containers to represent portion sizes on the wall, but the amount of food they packed in and taped them closed! The combination plate was wrapped in a bag bc it was filled to the brim and sauce leaking out! Ayyyeee! On our next trip we will do 1 (one) noodle instead of 2 orders of pork fried rice. We had enough between a combination plate and a family meal to feed 4-5 people instead of our 3. Left-overs is an understatement. There was no need for extra egg rolls unless you have a picky eater or a lover of them. Egg rolls are large, crispy/flakey and thick! The shrimp and crab rangoon are big enough to fill you up. We grabbed wonton soup - THICK & HEARTY!! Ordering that as a side is totally worth it. We came on a Saturday around dinner time, if lunch specials are the same portions, it's an absolute amazing price. Consider ordering to-go. Thank you for being close to our house. Not being near Chinatown or KTown is tough when we have a craving but most spots are not to my liking.

We are frequent customers and enjoy their sweet and sour chicken combination and beef with broccoli combination dinner plates. They come with a choice of egg drop soup or wonton soup, egg rolls, and a crab rangoon. We typically spend $14-$20 per person for our family of 4. We’ve had their fried rice and vegetable lo mein and absolutely love it!

My recent visit to P.F. Chang’s was a bit underwhelming compared to past experiences. The food didn’t quite live up to the usual standard. The egg drop soup lacked flavor and had more in common with chicken noodle soup, with clumped eggs and very little seasoning. The wonton chips were just okay—nothing special. The famous lettuce wraps, which are usually a highlight, were disappointing. The chicken was a bit dry, and there was only a small amount of rice noodles included. Also, a heads-up for anyone with sensitive teeth—the rice noodles were overly dried with some hard, crunchy bits that could be unpleasant. The lunch bowls turned out to be the safest and most satisfying option. They’re available Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and are a decent value. However, I’d skip the egg drop soup if you're expecting the traditional version. As for drinks, the Rising Dragon Margarita looked nothing like the photo—it was missing the black rock salt rim and the signature smoky presentation. The taste was okay but didn’t quite match the hype. On a positive note, the atmosphere was clean and well-maintained, with no visible issues in the dining space. Overall, it was a mixed experience—some hits, some misses.

We had a craving for the lettuce wraps and so happy we went! They are so yummy, you gotta try them! We went around 2pm on a Saturday, was nice and quiet so we got seated right away. Our server, Jill, was lovely! Quick service, attentive and great personality! We also ordered fried rice and the crab wontons. Presentation was gorgeous and food was so tasty. Our fortunes were great, always a nice treat for after a good Chinese meal. Thank you so much for the wonderful food and service!