P.F. Chang’s

The server took no joke an hour to bring our food out and messed the order up two times! Ended up paying 45 dollars for two beers. Never coming to this location again!

First off James the bartender is awesome. I mentioned being cold and he brought me a glass with hot water to warm my hands.
The dumplings should have been crispier but they were busy at the time, still I’d rather wait a couple mins longer than have non crispy pot stickers.
As always lettuce wraps are great!
Love the look mein and chang’s spicy chicken.
Fan of the whiskey sour too!

Chang’s is a nice place for a quality lunch that won’t kick my tail afterward at work. The service we get has always been good. The décor is well done, chic, and modern. Happy hour has good specials on appetizers.

I love the food of pfchang. However personally i feel the quantity is little less for what is getting paid. Ordered kung pao chicken, garlic noodles. Dynamite shrimp is absolute fav

I, as a server appreciate good service and let me tell you victor was amazing. I have a shellfish allergy and my friends ordered lettuce wraps and asked him if they contained any, he was not sure so he not only checked he printed out a sheet of things that were okay for me to have, lettuce wraps are not one of them (. Our food was served quickly and are drinks were always full. service 5 ***** food 4 only because I couldn’t have fried rice either (My food was served on a different plate so the kitchen was aware of my allergy which makes me more comfortable eating here. I definitely will be back. Thanks Victor

Lettuce wraps are amazing! Great atmosphere too. It’s a little pricey but the drinks are good. The wait staff is usually amazing.

I brought my parents here for happy hour. A little background, my parents never go out to eat. Their extent of going out to eat is fast food or this casual vietnamese place. This was considered outside of their comfort zone. Also my mom is a very picky eater. I didn’t hold out much hope she would like it but thought there would be a few things that would be palatable for her.
This was a real treat for me to be able to take my parents out to a restaurant that wasn’t fast food. The staff was super accommodating. There wasn’t any room at the bar and the patio was much to hot to be sitting outside on a summer day in Arizona. The staff made an exception and let us sit in the dining room and made the happy hour menu available to us.
I was able to persuade my mom to splurge and have a glass of wine. She is afraid of drinking because of medication she is on. She’s so apprehensive that she won’t even drink if she takes ibuprofen, so she’s quite extreme in that regard. I ordered the asian pear mojito, it was delicious as usual, though the glass seemed to be smaller than I recall. This was served in a highball glass when before i recall it being served in a beer on tap glass. I understand, smaller servings, same price, inflation.
My dad got a carbonated beverage and the refill came even before he got low on soda. Our waitress Megan was quite friendly and very attentive. We ended up packing up on of our items and she had put extra sauces in the bag for us, that’s planning ahead.
We ordered the salt and pepper calamari, chicken lettuce wraps, pork and chicken street tacos, and shrimp dumplings. Everything was delicious. Though the calamari was average with us. The texture of the calamari tasted too soft and the dipping sauce was not so great. It was sweet, not a good compliment to the salt and pepper calamari. the street tacos were served on a jicama shell. A great alternative to the typical corn or flour tortilla shell.
My mom has even talked about returning soon which is a rarity for her. Any place that my mom can like, is ok in my book. The food was to her liking and the service as well. Next time, we will be sure to come early enough to get a seat in the bar area

I always forget to post a review. I love their pear mojito and vodka drink (can’t remember the name).
Followed by Lettuce Wraps and Crispy Green Beans. Then. Honey Crisp, Sesame, or Orange chicken with chicken fried rice.
Any dessert will do. They are all yummy!

«Lite sushi» lunch option indicated to me that PF Changs should stick to their Asian lunches. Waiter was a bit too playful for clients who are trying to have a business lunch.

Really loved the food here… great value and the restaurant and service are of the highest quality.
Highly recommended

Love this place! I haven’t been here for a while, but I always get great service and the food is awesome! What’s even better is that they have a good selection of gluten free items.
I went here today to celebrate my 12 year anniversary. Cindy was my server. She was very nice, very attentive, and just overall wonderful. Can’t wait to come back.

It’s always good and always a fav. I’m writing this for a new menu item, their lobster fried rice. I admit I didn’t read the menu and went off the server’s recommendation. I expected something like their old crab fried rice or what you would get with shrimp fried rice: shrimp mixed in with the rice.
Wasn’t the case with this dish. It’s more fried lobster with rice on the side. Barely touching is the only mixing you’ll see. Seemed like two dishes not one. Very odd. Even manually mixing them won’t bring together the flavors. Disappointing.

My brother and I ate here last night! My family loves this location! The staff is always friendly and the food is always on point! We especially love the young man Brandon we had last night. He mad some great recommendations and was very attentive to our needs even though the was only one other table out on the patio! Ask for Brandon and tip him accordingly, he deserves it! Thanks again Happy Valley P.F. Changs!

I really never have any issues with this place, I like coming here for lunch during the workday because they have a decent gluten free selection. When my Arnold Palmer is half drank, they bring me another one without me even asking, which is nice, as this time of year, ones thirst tends to be enormous. I typically get the Ginger Chicken with Broccoli, it’s always delicious. The egg drop soup is really yummy and a good starter while waiting for your entrée. I do think it’s odd though that after ordering GF, they still bring you a fortune cookie, which is not GF lol :) No lost points for it though.

I really don’t understand all the hoopla about P F Changs. I first visited the location in La Jolla, CA as my business was across the street. I remember how unremarkable they were. I had a hellacious experience there and never set foot in a PFC since … Until yesterday at Happy Valley.
It is amazing how things haven’t changed — still mediocre food and stupid high prices. A least they keep the dining room so dimly lit you can’t see the food they serve. I can’t recommend them unless you prefer to have a few cocktails before dinner is served. At least your taste buds will be numb.
I’ve had the best elsewhere … Save yourself a lot of money and go to the little express fast food joint with the bear — its a whole lot better for the price paid and the quality received then use the money you saved and go to the movies.

Salt is jumping for joy in this place. I mean… if they had a mascot, it would be salt in a salt shaker and the shaker would have the biggest happy face you’ve ever seen.
I usually don’t do the chain restaurant thing, but this PF Chang’s is close to my residence and it was later in the night so it was the only thing open. It was an hour before closing when we arrived, were greeted politely by the hostess, and were seated on the patio. I noticed the serving did an «Oh great» type gesture when the hostess informed him we just sat down (I get it dude, it’s an hour till close). He came over to us within a few minutes after that and said he’d be right with us. About 7 minutes later, he finally came back… He was friendly and didn’t really rush us through the time we were there.
I ordered a glass of the Moscato (which wasn’t as sweet as I expected). He asked for my I.D. and gave me «condolences» on my birthdate… which is ⁹⁄₁₁. «Agh…» I’m used to it, but come on now… It’s been how many years now? Jeeeeez. Anyway, he tried to recover by saying he had a birthday one year that was very unlucky according to the date, I think he said ⁹⁄₉. Um, awesome.
Moving on… We ordered the Calamari appetizer, which wasn’t anything extraordinary. It was a bit salty, but the sauce they bring with it was sweeter so it kind of washed that out. We ordered the Japanese Street Noodles… Hooollllyyy salt! It was THE most salty dish I have ever tried that I ended up taking a few bites and was done. I. Just. Couldn’t. Luckily my date was hungry enough to eat most of it. We had the rest of the noodles boxed up, and tried to get out of there as quickly as possible since they were starting to close up.
Soooo… Only reason why I would go back is due to having three «free appetizer» vouchers. Hmm, maybe I’ll just give them away instead? I want to give two stars, but I think three would suffice since it wasn’t an awful experience? :)

Yes I know going to a chain restaurant isn’t that original, but some nights call for simplicity.
I was pleased with everything, and my service was great. I had 2 Tsing Taos, a fried calamari appetizer, and the spicy chicken dish which was crispy and full of flavor.

I think Chang’s will ALWAYS be a great place to have a date night.
Great atmosphere, great food, it’s really hard to go wrong. Even the service is always good! Sometimes when the wallet is tight, it’s even good for lunchtime!
One thing, though, that I have to say about Chang’s, is the fact that I feel like they have a different menu every time I walk in! I’m a very decisive person when it comes to what kind of food I’m in the mood for, but changing up a menu is hard on customers who are almost regulars! Some of my favorite dishes change from Chang’s to Chang’s and I feel like I’m wasting my money. For example, I’ve been to three different P.F. Chang’s and they all have a different version of the Crispy Green Beans-​my favorite appetizer!

I need to really fight the urge to keep going back to this location of the PF Changs franchise. You would think that after enduring their often rude service, long waits, and food that is overpriced and small portioned, I would learn!
But no. The most recent visit last night on Christmas Eve may have been my aha moment to go to any other location besides this one.
When we arrived around 5pm, we knew it would be busy. It was surprising to see no one waiting inside, so when I asked for a table for two, the not so jolly hostess said «It’s going to be 45 minutes to an hour»…ok, no big deal… but it’s THIS place. So I turn to my wife and say… well…maybe spaghetti at home would be more pleasing? When I turned back to the hostess, she said outside seating is available. Hmmm, yeah still not good enough food and drink to endure cold. My wife then had to ask, can we sit at the bar? Only then did the hostess, annoyed, say yes.
To the food and drink. The egg rolls were greasy and way over cooked. My glass of Malbec was either a concoction of blended wines into one, or it was opened 3 days ago. It was pretty bad — should have went with a Coors Light.
The Honey Chicken and Moo Goo Gai Pan, the the $ 13.00 a plate price, just isn’t worth it! The Gai Pan had about 5 pieces of very thin chicken.
I don’t know, maybe it’s me, but I felt violated with a $ 50 tab for just so so Chinese food? I know the die hard PF Changer’s would disagree. I actually like PF Changs, I just think this location at Norterra is an anomaly. It’s like Pei Wei trying to be Changs… it never works.

First time ordering P.F. Chang’s to-​go for a group. Had a luncheon and placed orders for seven lunches.
The website was very clear and concise. The meals were ready right at the appointed time. Both important aspects when ordering business lunches.
The server walked me thru the entire order and showed me each dish. Excellent experience and I will be returning.