P.F. Chang's

The food here is delicious. They have a lot of good specials. We started out with the chicken lettuce wraps. You can never go wrong with those excellent the service was spectacular and you'll always like the atmosphere very warm and inviting if you're in the area, you have to stop by.

DONE WITH P. F. CHANGSMy husband and I went last night. I used to love getting The Ma Po Tofu, but they have, unfortunately, changed the recipe; gone are the large puffy, flavorful pieces of tofu that have been replaced with a nearly inedible, too spicy-sauce and teeny-tiny pieces of diced Tofu, served with almost un-cooked extra-large pieces of Broccoli. My husband got the Orange Chicken -- which he said was tasty at first with a good orange citrus flavor, but quickly faded because the batter was excessive with small pieces of chicken and it overpowered the dish. He said the Fried Rice was pedestrian at best.The service was mediocre, however we still tipped generously because it's a New Year, plus I've been in the food service industry and know how difficult it can be -- but it sure would be nice if in the future that tip was actually earned; maybe check in and actually ASK us how everything is going instead of just dropping off food/drinks and saying "there ya go" and bolting right away.The whole experience was overall disappointing.My take: P. F. Changs, is cutting corners on portion sizes to increase corporate profits.

This particular PF Changs is generally a step above all the other ones. I throughly enjoy the staff, especially the barkeep, the gents behind there are solid gold. The food is delicious and generally fast, and as you've guessed, they have some of the best cocktails around. The atmosphere is that of a boxed chain restaurant but the team here simply makes it better. Keep doing what you're doing guys. It's been awesome on the customer end for us

P.F. Chang's is located in a busy shopping plaza and mall, Tyler Galleria, just off the 91 in the south of Riverside. Upon entry, you're greeted by a dark yet elegant space with the hostess stand in the middle, seating on either side, and elevated booths in the back, creating a cozy atmosphere.I came during their newly launched All Day Every Day Specials, which replaced their former happy hour deals, available exclusively at the bar. Appetizers are $10, and select drinks (beer, wine, and two cocktails) are $5.I tried the Pink Lotus Cosmo (Ketel One Citroen Vodka, orange curaçao, cranberry, lychee, lime) and the Zen Margarita (Blanco tequila, lime, pure cane sugar with a Cointreau float). Both were pre-mixed but then shaken with ice by the bartender. The Pink Lotus Cosmo was quite sweet, while the Zen Margarita was more balanced, though I didn't notice much of the Cointreau float. For $5, they were more than decent.For food, I had the signature Chang's Lettuce Wraps with Chicken and the Crab Wontons with spicy plum sauce. I also asked for their complementary Ring of Fire hot sauce, which is like an elevated version of Sambal Oelek with roasted chilies--medium spice, but a bit salty and quite sweet. The plum sauce with the wontons was tangy and enjoyable, but the wontons themselves were mostly dough with very little filling. Similarly, the chicken lettuce wraps were tasty at first but overwhelmingly sweet after a few bites. Overall, I found the food enjoyable, but it could have benefited from less sweetness.The main drawback at this P.F. Chang's location is the service. It can be hit or miss--sometimes the staff doesn't seem overly motivated or engaged, which detracts from the overall experience.That said, I do recommend their bar area for a relaxed drink, especially with the new specials that offer decent value.

Had a great dinner! Dante was amazing! I loved the orange chicken! The broccoli was good and we also had the ring of fire hot sauce. It was really tasty.

This used to be our date nights after work. We would come for the happy hour and enjoyed all of the appetizer options for half off. It was pretty empty at the time of our arrival with maybe four other tables dining. Still the unkept table next to us sat for a long while before it was tended to and the other table needed some iPads for "indoor voices" entertainment. I would have appreciated the option to choose where we wanted to sit given it was so empty. Upon recently returning times have changed. The happy hour menu was very limited and portions were definitely noticeable. They used to do the hot sauce presentation but that has long been gone for years. And this particular location doesn't do the whole spectacular birthday special. So if you've been to the rancho location don't expect the same experience here. Though service was absolutely wonderful, served in a timely manner, dinks and food were good, I don't know if I'll be rushing to come back. But sometimes you do crave those crispy green beans & spare ribs.

PF Chang's is always good. It is a well known chain.They tend to have good availability and not too long of a wait.My go to dishes are:Chicken lettuce wrapsLo meinCrispy honey chickenKing Paso chickenMongolian beefBanana spring rollsEveryone I have brought here loves the food.The chicken lettuce wraps are quite unique. They give you a nice portion of lettuce to eat with the chicken mixture. You can ask for more lettuce if needed.The lo mein is super tasty. You can order it with chicken, beef, shrimp, or a combination of. Everyone seems to love this dish.The crispy honey chicken is quite light. It is tastier than the spicy orange chicken. I do not like the orange chicken here, but if you like spicy, I suggest to try it. The crispy honey chicken has no spice, and it is a tad sweet and crispy.The kung pao chicken is quite tasty. You have to like hot/spicy to enjoy it. I will say I do not like the kung pao shrimp. It tasted weird.My favorite is the Mongolian beef. It is a sweet beef plate packed with flavor.They make the banana spring rolls quite well. They offer it with tasty ice cream and fruit.I've been coming here for years. It has always been a pleasant experience and I will continue to go.

I had a reservation for 2 at 5:30 on a Saturday and we were taken in less than 10min. It wasn't too busy but the server took a while to get to us. She was friendly but then she vanished after we got our food. We ordered Mongolian Beef, Crispy Honey Shrimp, Sesame Chicken and Veggie Lo Mein. All of it was good but the Lo Mein was my favorite. I absolutely hated their Peach Boba Breeze. It was waaayyy too sweet. I couldn't taste any black tea and the popping boba is just little balls of sugary syrup. I do not recommend it. It got busy so we waited a long time to get our check and Togo containers from the server. Aside from the inattentive waitress, which is why I took away a star, it wasn't a bad experience. It's not my favorite Chinese food, but it's still good. The hubby loves it, so we'll be back.

Ok so we went there for dinner Friday night. Waitress was great! Food very average.. I ordered Mongolian beef n side order of green beans. Brought left overs home to have it the next day n while I am having the green beans there is this long blonde hair in it!! Absolutely disgusting!! what's even more troubling is there was the hostess/waitress that had long blonde hair that brought us the green beans. For your info ladies should not be in the kitchen without a hair net period! I don't think I will be eating there again. I am simply turned off n disgusted.

Recipes changed for the worse!!The Tofu Lettuce wraps are not the same recipe. The fried Tofu was a bad decision. Also the sauce that is served with the green beans went from spicy and flavorful to now sour. Really disappointed with these changes.