I’ve been to P.F. Chang’s a few times now, and overall it’s a solid spot for Asian-inspired food. The atmosphere is nice—modern and comfortable without being too loud. I usually get the chicken lettuce wraps and Mongolian beef, both of which have consistently been flavorful and well-prepared. Service has generally been friendly and attentive, though one time we waited longer than expected for our table, but the staff was polite about it. It’s not authentic Chinese food by any means, but it hits the spot when you want something tasty and a bit different from your usual takeout. Definitely recommend trying their seasonal cocktails too—they’re a nice touch.

This place is so yum! This was my first time coming and I came with a larger group who had 4 birthdays. We were taken care of by a waitress (Rhea?) who did a wonderful job juggling our table and making us feel celebrated. I liked the pomegranate lemonade, which had unlimited refills, but didn't get much pomegranate taste. We enjoyed their appetizers, such as their savory lettuce wraps (which should be renamed IMO, it's so much more than just lettuce!) and their DELICIOUS pork dumplings. I wanted to drink the dipping sauce, it was so good. I enjoyed my orange chicken; it had a very authentic orange taste, not an artificial taste, that was refreshing. I liked it spicy! My husband's pad Thai looked so appetizing, I enjoyed stealing a few bites. As we had 3 birthdays, they treated us to The Great Wall of Chocolate cake and the New York-style Cheesecake. The chocolate cake was super rich, not enough cake-to-frosting ratio, and we couldn't finish it. The cheesecake came with a raspberry drizzle that was so good! It needed to be swimming in that sauce, I wanted more and more with each bite. The table enjoyed all their food and alcohol, and we appreciated our time here. I can't wait to be back!

Super cozy and quaint once you get inside, then there's the food which surprised me. Turned out to be much more of an original recipe than something like Great Wall or Panda Express, personally I prefer He Rui. They keep it quiet inside, take your order then you can sit at one of their seats, I found it calming. All in all, I recommend this place.

Yikes. Nothing was good here. No air conditioning, card reader not working, no smile from employees. The dumplings are so old and floated in a coagulated “sauce”. If you value good, well cooked food at all, this is not for you.

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion, but reading all of these negative reviews made me really sad. My family and I have been coming to eat here at China King for YEARS and we have never been disappointed. The food is always good, and the taste is consistent. I honestly appreciate the atmosphere; I don't like how everything is trying to be "modern" and I feel like I'm stepping back into time here. There's actually character here. Our server Anna was wonderful; she took great care of us and never pestered us or anything. Even at the end of our meal she gave us a Chinese New Year calendar which was incredibly thoughtful. We'll always come back!

My best friend took me for a girls' lunch date. They have amazing catfish!!! Their buffets were low, but we also went at a VERY BUSY time of day. The fried bread is so fluffy and delicious, not dried out like most places. The sweet and sour chicken was so fresh and crispy and delicious. I will definitely be returning.

I wanted to give my honest review, about this place. The lo mein taste like a coppery taste, and the sweet and sour is odd. .shape wise. The egg roll and cheese wonton was perfect, by the taste quality of the food is not very well. Some of it bland the sweet and sour being to breaded. And the people saying it gave them stomaches now I understand. Just don't.

First of all, the $10 per plate is not worth it here. Second, I’m not sure what kind of Mexican-Asian fusion rice attempt this is but I’m sure as hell this is not what fried rice looks like, nor what it tastes like. The advertised pictures of their food are not what you get. The poor taste of the food seems to be overcompensating with the amount of oil. One of the 2 orders of Sesame chicken is undercooked. For reference each item you see in these pictures are “full plates” yes the boxed fried rice is a meal. There was an option to get large items. Not sure what the red stuff is on the sesame chicken rice but all of the food was dissatisfying, disgusting and disappointing.