We are committed to providing you with an exceptional dining experience every time you walk through our doors. Our restaurants feature a blend of high-quality, Chinese-inspired cuisine and exceptional hospitality in a contemporary bistro setting. Each dish on our menu is prepared to order using the freshest and highest quality ingredients with attentive counter service and take-out flexibility. At P.F. Chang's you are surrounded by a unique environment combining influences of Chinese and American cultures. A panoramic, hand-painted mural depicting 12th century China, is visible from the main dining room and commands attention as the restaurant's centerpiece, while several terra-cotta warriors stand guard. Our majestic 11 ft. tall horses grace the entrance to many of our restaurants. The horse symbolizes the original Forbidden City in China, which was built for China's first emperor Qin Shi Huangdi. These elements showcase the cuisine and create a stylish, comfortable, upbeat dining experience for our guests.
Reviews show PF Chang's in Laval and Montreal are appreciated for flavorful, generously portioned dishes, a stylish and comfortable atmosphere, and friendly, attentive service, with many celebrations and repeat visits noted. The food is described as fresh and delicious overall, with crowdpleasers like dumplings, lettuce wraps, beef dishes, and shared plates, and while portions are large the prices are sometimes seen as high. Some experiences are mixed, with occasional slow service, long waits for mains, or dishes not arriving hot or as described. A number of guests value gluten free options and allergy awareness, and several staff members receive praise for their helpfulness and consistency, though a few visits were hindered by rushed or inattentive service. Noise levels can be high and reservations occasionally cause scheduling issues, but overall PF Chang's is viewed as a reliable spot for casual dinners and special occasions, with many promising to return.
Our waitress Leila was amazing. She was very attentive to our orders & made sure to repeat the orders to make sure there were no mistakes. She then came back because the kitchen had ran out of some of the stuff we ordered & suggested other great plates that I would have never tried & were a big hit at our table. She was very kind & always smiling. She was a 10 star to our needs & the food was wonderful too. A+++ we're actually going back in 2 weeks for another birthday for sure now.
Jan 8, 2023
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Le seul dessert sans gluten a été retiré & le Cari au lait de coco également, très décevant. Je suis une habituée & ça m'a surprise & déçue, mais le service est excellent!
Accueil ordinaire, 6 filles au comptoir d'accueil & j'ai du me présenter à deux reprises avant qu'on me place. Le service courtois & efficace. La place assise à côté de la porte, pas agréable par temps froid. Malgré mon foulard autour des épaules tout le long du souper, j'avais hâte de quitter car j'étais inconfortable. Nourriture de bonne qualité. Pas certaine de vouloir y retourner dans le futur.
Bonjour, nous avons commandé notre souper de la Saint-Sylvestre chez PF Chang. Nous avons commandé une entrée de dumpling (6) avec presque pas de sauce à l'arachide. Ensuite, nous avons commandé le poulet au miel, le boeuf croustillant & les crevettes géantes au sel & poivre & des haricots verts à la sauce piquante. Bref, les crevettes ne goûtaient pas le sel ni le poivre, le boeuf croustillant était raté car la viande était très dure & sec & le poulet au miel était délicieux mais avec le transport était mou. Bref un repas de la Saint-Sylvestre assez dispendieux (125 $) & surtout pas très bon. Je suis extrêmement déçue. C'est un resto à éviter en commande pour emporter.
The service was ok but nothing more. The majority of the food taste like it as been soaked in soy sauce for a month. The rest of the food taste nothing at all. The price is very very expensive. This is the Asian restaurant we're the food was the worst & the price was the most expensive. I rather eat at Thai express than to eat over there when it come to the taste. I was really deceive, the only thing that taste good was the 10$ drink. I don't recommend this restaurant to nobody.
Lunch at PF Chang is okay , but nothing great or recommendable.
Nothing we had was wow, only okay or just passable.
Won ton soup was mostly liquid with only two dumplings each.
The Mongolian beef ($24), was not tender & extremely bland even with the garlic, lacked seasoning.
The Kung Pao chicken ($21) was mediocre, not what I expected for such a simple dish, portion was small with less than a cup of white rice to compliment it.
This was my second visit, first time in a larger group where we shared dishes.
That experience was better because we had a few drinks, but the bill was over $200 per couple & we were still hungry when we left... I am not impressed with this restaurant.
