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P.F. Chang's
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Family-friendly chain offering creative takes on Asian fare in a striking space.
Nearby attractions
The Waterfront
149 West Bridge St, Homestead, PA 15120
The Glitterbox Theater
210 W 8th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120
The Stacks (Homestead, PA Steel Mill) Historical Landmark
W 5th Ave, West Homestead, PA 15120
Dreamz Hair Salon and Barber Shop ~ Cafe Asè
216 E 7th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120
Waterfront Trailhead - Great Allegheny Passage
191 E Waterfront Dr, Homestead, PA 15120
Millie's Ice Cream Works Factory
235 E 7th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120
Bulgarian Macedonian National Educational and Cultural Center
451 W 8th Ave, West Homestead, PA 15120
Eberle Studios
229 E 9th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120
Riverplex
1000 Sandcastle Dr, West Homestead, PA 15120
Frick Park - Nine Mile Run Trail
Unnamed Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Nearby restaurants
Burgatory
299 West Bridge St, Homestead, PA 15120
Bravo! Italian Kitchen
250 W Bridge St, West Homestead, PA 15120
Yokoso Japanese Steak House
153 East Bridge St, Homestead, PA 15120, United States
Shorty’s - Waterfront
244 W Bridge St, West Homestead, PA 15120
Dave & Buster's Pittsburgh - Homestead
180 E Waterfront Dr, Homestead, PA 15120
Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar
152 East Bridge St, Homestead, PA 15120
El Campesino
152 East Bridge St, Homestead, PA 15120
Panera Bread
210 West Bridge St, West Homestead, PA 15120
Starbucks
270 West Bridge St, West Homestead, PA 15120
Duke's Upper Deck Cafe
122 W 8th Ave, Homestead, PA 15120
Nearby hotels
Hampton Inn & Suites Pittsburgh/Waterfront-West Homestead
301 W Waterfront Dr, West Homestead, PA 15120
Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh West Homestead/Waterfront
401 W Waterfront Dr, West Homestead, PA 15120
Sleep Number
380 E Waterfront Dr, Homestead, PA 15120
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P.F. Chang's

148 West Bridge St, West Homestead, PA 15120
4.2(1.5K)$$$$
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Family-friendly chain offering creative takes on Asian fare in a striking space.

attractions: The Waterfront, The Glitterbox Theater, The Stacks (Homestead, PA Steel Mill) Historical Landmark, Dreamz Hair Salon and Barber Shop ~ Cafe Asè, Waterfront Trailhead - Great Allegheny Passage, Millie's Ice Cream Works Factory, Bulgarian Macedonian National Educational and Cultural Center, Eberle Studios, Riverplex, Frick Park - Nine Mile Run Trail, restaurants: Burgatory, Bravo! Italian Kitchen, Yokoso Japanese Steak House, Shorty’s - Waterfront, Dave & Buster's Pittsburgh - Homestead, Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar, El Campesino, Panera Bread, Starbucks, Duke's Upper Deck Cafe
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Phone
(412) 464-0640
Website
locations.pfchangs.com

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Featured dishes

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Pink Slip Ube Cheesecake
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Crystal Ball Refresher
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Switcheroo Refresher
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House Of Chang's Spicy Chicken Lunch Special
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Mix It Up Mongolian Beef Lunch Special
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Gluten-Free House Of Chang's Spicy Chicken Lunch Special
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Gluten-Free Mix It Up Mongolian Beef Lunch Special
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House Of Chang's Spicy Chicken Dinner Special
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Mix It Up Mongolian Beef Dinner Special
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Gluten-Free House Of Chang's Spicy Chicken Dinner Special
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Gluten-Free Mix It Up Mongolian Beef Dinner Special
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Mongolian Beef
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Chang's Spicy Chicken
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Spicy Orange Chicken
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Teriyaki Chicken
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Chang's Chicken Lettuce Wraps
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Large Thai Peanut Salad
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The Great Wall Of Chocolate ®
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Signature Lo Mein
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Fried Rice
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Lunch Soup & Salad
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Chang's Lunch Favorites
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Mongolian Beef Lunch Special
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Beef With Broccoli Lunch Special
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Teriyaki Beef Lunch Special
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Chang's Spicy Chicken Lunch Special
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Crispy Honey Chicken Lunch Special
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Sesame Chicken Lunch Special
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Orange Chicken Lunch Special
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Teriyaki Chicken Lunch Special
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Korean Fried Chicken Lunch Special
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Firecracker Shrimp Lunch Special
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Miso Glazed Salmon Lunch Special
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Mongolian Tofu Lunch Special
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Gluten-Free Chang's Spicy Chicken Lunch Special
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Gluten-Free Mongolian Beef Lunch Special
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Gluten-Free Beef With Broccoli Lunch Special
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Mongolian Beef Dinner Special
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Beef With Broccoli Dinner Special
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Teriyaki Beef Dinner Special
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Chang's Spicy Chicken Dinner Special
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Crispy Honey Chicken Dinner Special
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Sesame Chicken Dinner Special
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Orange Chicken Dinner Special
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Teriyaki Chicken Dinner Special
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Korean Fried Chicken Dinner Special
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Firecracker Shrimp Dinner Special
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Miso Glazed Salmon Dinner Special
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Mongolian Tofu Dinner Special
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Gluten-Free Chang's Spicy Chicken Dinner Special
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Gluten-Free Mongolian Beef Dinner Special
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Gluten-Free Beef With Broccoli Dinner Special
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Chang's Vegetarian Lettuce Wraps
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Edamame
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Vegetable Spring Rolls | 3 Count
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Pork Egg Rolls | 2 Count
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Crispy Green Beans
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Dynamite Shrimp
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Popcorn Chicken
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California Roll
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Dynamite Roll
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Mongolian Beef
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Beef With Broccoli
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Pepper Steak
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Teriyaki Beef
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Kung Pao Beef
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Sesame Beef
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Chang's Spicy Chicken
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Kung Pao Chicken
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Crispy Honey Chicken
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Sesame Chicken
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Orange Chicken
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Spicy Orange Chicken
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Teriyaki Chicken
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Sweet & Sour Chicken
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Chicken With Broccoli
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Black Pepper Chicken
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Korean Fried Chicken
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Crispy Honey Shrimp
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Kung Pao Shrimp
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Fried Rice
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Signature Lo Mein
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Catering Salads
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Egg Drop Soup
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Hot & Sour Soup
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Chocolate Souffle
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The Great Wall Of Chocolate ®
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Banana Spring Rolls
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Red Velvet Cake
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Kids Teriyaki Chicken
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Kids Teriyaki Beef
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Kids Chicken Lo Mein
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Baby Buddha's Feast Stir-Fried
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Pomegranate Lemonade
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Strawberry Cucumber Limeade
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Freshly Brewed Iced Tea
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San Pellegrino 1L

Reviews

Nearby attractions of P.F. Chang's

The Waterfront

The Glitterbox Theater

The Stacks (Homestead, PA Steel Mill) Historical Landmark

Dreamz Hair Salon and Barber Shop ~ Cafe Asè

Waterfront Trailhead - Great Allegheny Passage

Millie's Ice Cream Works Factory

Bulgarian Macedonian National Educational and Cultural Center

Eberle Studios

Riverplex

Frick Park - Nine Mile Run Trail

The Waterfront

The Waterfront

4.5

(4.5K)

Open 24 hours
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The Glitterbox Theater

The Glitterbox Theater

4.7

(87)

Closed
Click for details
The Stacks (Homestead, PA Steel Mill) Historical Landmark

The Stacks (Homestead, PA Steel Mill) Historical Landmark

4.7

(37)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Dreamz Hair Salon and Barber Shop ~ Cafe Asè

Dreamz Hair Salon and Barber Shop ~ Cafe Asè

4.2

(115)

Closed
Click for details

Things to do nearby

Black & Ghost History Tour
Black & Ghost History Tour
Mon, Dec 8 • 6:00 PM
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15222
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Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More
Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More
Fri, Dec 12 • 6:30 PM
328 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh, 15222
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Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Sun, Dec 14 • 6:30 PM
1212 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, 15222
View details

Nearby restaurants of P.F. Chang's

Burgatory

Bravo! Italian Kitchen

Yokoso Japanese Steak House

Shorty’s - Waterfront

Dave & Buster's Pittsburgh - Homestead

Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar

El Campesino

Panera Bread

Starbucks

Duke's Upper Deck Cafe

Burgatory

Burgatory

4.4

(1.5K)

Click for details
Bravo! Italian Kitchen

Bravo! Italian Kitchen

3.9

(837)

Click for details
Yokoso Japanese Steak House

Yokoso Japanese Steak House

3.9

(783)

$$

Click for details
Shorty’s - Waterfront

Shorty’s - Waterfront

3.7

(205)

Click for details
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A V (globetrotter)A V (globetrotter)
One of worst bistros I’ve been anywhere in the world: MORE FLUFF THAN SUBSTANCE. It fails the very concept of a “bistro” as an eatery of uplifting flavors of simple and familiar foods. Whereas the ambience 😎 is very good, the COOKING IS VERY VERY VERY POOR🤢🤢🤢. Although the food was eatable, FLAVORS WERE NOT CHINESE NOR OF ANY AUTHENTIC ASIAN FLAVORS. 😡😡😡😡😡 This conclusion is a consensus amongst three colleague foodies and I who visited separately. 😎 As a bistro, the menu is short as expected. It seems however, the draw here is the open bar with reasonable prices for cocktails and beers. 😎 The peach-flavored oolong tea was the only one that is authentic Chinese. The oolong aroma is very real. 😑 The Northern-style Spare Ribs was good tasting BUT LACKS THE FLAVOR OR AROMA of the supposedly 5-spice dry rub. NO aroma of cinnamon nor anise. NO taste of ground peppercorns either. 😡😡😡 Dipping sauces/condiments requested were most certainly NOT Chinese NOR any from amongst the other great Asian cuisines Their “Hot Chili Oil” was nothing more than tasteless oil, not a hint of chili. Their “Chili Paste” tasted like sweetish ketchup, the chili seeds were mere decorations. 😊 The Pork Egg Roll, a typical American chinese-style food, was flavorful. BUT the dipping sauce was a sugary mustard-like fluid. … Requesting other sauces was just as disappointing, if not pitiful array of likely cheap factory-made fluids. 😑 The Kung Pao Chicken, while eatable, had NO SEMBLANCE TO ITS SICHUAN ORIGIN. The sauce was nothing more than an unremarkable sweetish thick soy sauce base LACKING THE TASTE/HEAT OF SICHUAN PEPPERCORNS. The dried pepper garnishes tasted stale and have no heat at all. Clearly, they were very very very old stock of chili peppers. 😡😡😡 The Buddha’s Delight, an otherwise creative American chinese-style dish, WENT BACK TO THE KITCHEN WITH THE DISCOVERY OF ROTTING PEA POD. Service was good. The waiter was very amiable. He patiently acquiesced to requests of dipping sauces on offer. He was also kind enough to remove the Buddha’s Delight from the bill. NOT RECOMMENDED. *** There are significantly better American chinese-style eateries and even better Authentic Chinese restaurants in Pittsburgh.
Sara CrutchfieldSara Crutchfield
Not worth the price for the food/ambiance, but drinks& service were good. Very friendly. We went there for dinner last night-- the table was greasy & I had to keep wiping my arm despite my wiping off the table myself. For drinks I ordered a classic Negroni-- I'm glad I liked it as bartenders tend to weirdly mess up a classic drink ((how?!)) & my husband had the Japanese old fashioned-- which he enjoyed-- the smoke aromatic addition mellowed the whiskey. Our lil one had the kids low mein which came with sides plain steamed broccoli & couple orange slices-- noodles were very dry- Yuck! You could see the whites of the raw noodles. My husband & I ordered the 16.99 dinner. He had Hot & sour soup, teriyaki chicken ((cooked with pineapples)) w/ brown rice-- chicken tasted like it was cooked in the seafood oil, you can taste the sea brine- bah! Soup was just mad sour! I had the Spicy Changs chicken with white rice & egg drop soup-- very very sweet! I had asked them to add some additional heat to which they sprinkled raw chilli flakes on top, it was disgusting. The super sweet sauce stuck to my insides for hours which didnt feel too good. I liked the soup- not salty. I'm gonna stick to the "Mom& Pop" Chinese restaurants. Seems like the dishes are either sweet or bland in PF. For us personally who like flavor this is not a place we will visit again-- the drinks pricing was good but the food price is terrible !!!! But understandable for this economy. Thank god for the prices of the lunch/dinner combos. I'm not paying $21+ for each dish. Attached pricing for drinks July 2025 as I noticed there was none anywhere.
Quentin HodgesQuentin Hodges
Our server was nice and provided good insight on menu items. The first food item ordered was a shrimp tempura roll. The roll that we received didn’t look like any shrimp tempura roll that we’ve ever seen. I flagged down the server and asked if this was indeed a shrimp roll. That’s when he said that he had the same question and spoke with the kitchen staff before bringing it to the table. They let us keep the roll and said that another roll would be brought to the table. The server asked the manager to speak with us about the possible mixup. The manager was kind and apologized and said that the replacement roll would be brought to our table. Fifteen minutes later the manager came back to the table to apologize because our replacement roll had been given to another table. The lettuce wrap did not taste good. I asked the manager if it looked as if it had been prepared correctly and he admitted that parts of the meat appeared undercooked. It was taken off of the bill. The drinks and other entrees were good, but the overall experience was disappointing. Parking was a breeze as we visited on a Sunday evening. The area is well maintained and provides great overall ambience. Edit: Someone from PFC's social media team responded to my review and asked me to provide feedback on their website, so I cut and pasted my original review and provided my contact info. A day or two later I received a digital gift card. I appreciate how quickly they responded to both the review and to my feedback submission. As a result, I've adjusted my review from three stars to four stars.
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One of worst bistros I’ve been anywhere in the world: MORE FLUFF THAN SUBSTANCE. It fails the very concept of a “bistro” as an eatery of uplifting flavors of simple and familiar foods. Whereas the ambience 😎 is very good, the COOKING IS VERY VERY VERY POOR🤢🤢🤢. Although the food was eatable, FLAVORS WERE NOT CHINESE NOR OF ANY AUTHENTIC ASIAN FLAVORS. 😡😡😡😡😡 This conclusion is a consensus amongst three colleague foodies and I who visited separately. 😎 As a bistro, the menu is short as expected. It seems however, the draw here is the open bar with reasonable prices for cocktails and beers. 😎 The peach-flavored oolong tea was the only one that is authentic Chinese. The oolong aroma is very real. 😑 The Northern-style Spare Ribs was good tasting BUT LACKS THE FLAVOR OR AROMA of the supposedly 5-spice dry rub. NO aroma of cinnamon nor anise. NO taste of ground peppercorns either. 😡😡😡 Dipping sauces/condiments requested were most certainly NOT Chinese NOR any from amongst the other great Asian cuisines Their “Hot Chili Oil” was nothing more than tasteless oil, not a hint of chili. Their “Chili Paste” tasted like sweetish ketchup, the chili seeds were mere decorations. 😊 The Pork Egg Roll, a typical American chinese-style food, was flavorful. BUT the dipping sauce was a sugary mustard-like fluid. … Requesting other sauces was just as disappointing, if not pitiful array of likely cheap factory-made fluids. 😑 The Kung Pao Chicken, while eatable, had NO SEMBLANCE TO ITS SICHUAN ORIGIN. The sauce was nothing more than an unremarkable sweetish thick soy sauce base LACKING THE TASTE/HEAT OF SICHUAN PEPPERCORNS. The dried pepper garnishes tasted stale and have no heat at all. Clearly, they were very very very old stock of chili peppers. 😡😡😡 The Buddha’s Delight, an otherwise creative American chinese-style dish, WENT BACK TO THE KITCHEN WITH THE DISCOVERY OF ROTTING PEA POD. Service was good. The waiter was very amiable. He patiently acquiesced to requests of dipping sauces on offer. He was also kind enough to remove the Buddha’s Delight from the bill. NOT RECOMMENDED. *** There are significantly better American chinese-style eateries and even better Authentic Chinese restaurants in Pittsburgh.
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Not worth the price for the food/ambiance, but drinks& service were good. Very friendly. We went there for dinner last night-- the table was greasy & I had to keep wiping my arm despite my wiping off the table myself. For drinks I ordered a classic Negroni-- I'm glad I liked it as bartenders tend to weirdly mess up a classic drink ((how?!)) & my husband had the Japanese old fashioned-- which he enjoyed-- the smoke aromatic addition mellowed the whiskey. Our lil one had the kids low mein which came with sides plain steamed broccoli & couple orange slices-- noodles were very dry- Yuck! You could see the whites of the raw noodles. My husband & I ordered the 16.99 dinner. He had Hot & sour soup, teriyaki chicken ((cooked with pineapples)) w/ brown rice-- chicken tasted like it was cooked in the seafood oil, you can taste the sea brine- bah! Soup was just mad sour! I had the Spicy Changs chicken with white rice & egg drop soup-- very very sweet! I had asked them to add some additional heat to which they sprinkled raw chilli flakes on top, it was disgusting. The super sweet sauce stuck to my insides for hours which didnt feel too good. I liked the soup- not salty. I'm gonna stick to the "Mom& Pop" Chinese restaurants. Seems like the dishes are either sweet or bland in PF. For us personally who like flavor this is not a place we will visit again-- the drinks pricing was good but the food price is terrible !!!! But understandable for this economy. Thank god for the prices of the lunch/dinner combos. I'm not paying $21+ for each dish. Attached pricing for drinks July 2025 as I noticed there was none anywhere.
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Our server was nice and provided good insight on menu items. The first food item ordered was a shrimp tempura roll. The roll that we received didn’t look like any shrimp tempura roll that we’ve ever seen. I flagged down the server and asked if this was indeed a shrimp roll. That’s when he said that he had the same question and spoke with the kitchen staff before bringing it to the table. They let us keep the roll and said that another roll would be brought to the table. The server asked the manager to speak with us about the possible mixup. The manager was kind and apologized and said that the replacement roll would be brought to our table. Fifteen minutes later the manager came back to the table to apologize because our replacement roll had been given to another table. The lettuce wrap did not taste good. I asked the manager if it looked as if it had been prepared correctly and he admitted that parts of the meat appeared undercooked. It was taken off of the bill. The drinks and other entrees were good, but the overall experience was disappointing. Parking was a breeze as we visited on a Sunday evening. The area is well maintained and provides great overall ambience. Edit: Someone from PFC's social media team responded to my review and asked me to provide feedback on their website, so I cut and pasted my original review and provided my contact info. A day or two later I received a digital gift card. I appreciate how quickly they responded to both the review and to my feedback submission. As a result, I've adjusted my review from three stars to four stars.
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Reviews of P.F. Chang's

4.2
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2.0
2y

For context, I eat a lot of Asian food and can appreciate a cheap American Chinese restaurant in a strip mall or be more than happy at high end sushi or Korean bbq restaurants.

The synopsis is this place is highly overrated, and I'd venture as far as to say it's just bad, even if I was paying strip mall prices, but they charge at medium high end family dining prices. We were honestly stunned and confused by just how bad it was.

We just stopped for drinks and appetizers, while the child in our group got a kids dinner to entertain ourselves between events at the water front.

The hand folded crab wontons sound like they were going to be similar to crab rangoons, but they are worse than any rangoons or wontons I've ever had. The wrapping material was very dry and flavorless and the inside tasted neither like crab or creamy. The sauce was spicy and okay, but it didn't really fit and was thinly poured. We sent them back and thankfully they were removed from the check, but they were the first thing I've had sent back in years and we eat out constantly.

The fried pork dumplings were okay. The texture on the outside was fine, the dipping sauce was fine, but the contents were lack luster. My girlfriend literally looked at me and said "where is the flavor"? This was the best dish we had.

The fried shrimp dumplings were worse than the pork dumplings. I'm not sure if they were meant to come with a dipping sauce and our waiter (the bad one, see below) messed it up or if it was intended, but they came with a sauce in a miniature gravy boat, which wasn't the case with the pork dumplings. The sauce here was extremely runny. Pouring the sauce on the shrimp dumplings just caused 90% of it to run off. The dumpling form factor was like raviolis and while the wrapping was ok, the shrimp filling tasted like shrimp... But nothing else. No Asian flavor, worse, no flavor at all.

The edamame was fine, but honestly I'm surprised they didn't find a way to mess that up.

The child in our group is a picky eater admittedly, but she got the chicken and broccoli. The broccoli was basically raw and she wouldn't eat it, but my girlfriend tried it and was literally laughing with it in her mouth saying, "Uncooked broccoli goes in salad". The chicken looked kind of like an unsauced general tsos. Again she is picky, but didn't really like it.

They managed not to mess up the child's vanilla ice cream.

The drinks were actually very good. I got some signature margarita that while wasn't extremely impressive was equivalent to what I'd compare to something like Red Lobster. My girlfriend got some kind of drink with rosemary and black salt and smoke. It looked impressive, the smoke smelled great, and she said it was good. Honestly, I think if the bartender had written the menu and cooked everything it would have been better, I don't even care if she's never seen a pan. It's like... So TGI Fridays has a couple Asian things that are obviously tuned to the average mashed potatoes and pizza eating American... And their Asian food tastes more authentic and more flavorful than this place. Honestly, we will never be eating here again.

The entrees sounded more like custom recipes than bad knock off strip mall American Chinese, but I am so glad we didn't try. They have a wagyu steak for as low as $40. I've never seen a wagyu steak that cheap and I can't imagine what quality it is at that price. Looking through the options doesn't inspire confidence. And what's up with these soups? Again strip mall Chinese soups, make a signature soup. As Uncle Roger might say, "Haiyaa" (extreme disappointment).

The service was mixed. We were sat immediately. Our primary waitress was very attentive, fast, and was really quite excellent. However, we had another waiter set down someone else's food in front of us. Like I was breathing on it close. We told him it was wrong and he just moved it to the table beside us. He did this twice.

The bill was still $100 with tip. Not on my life would I pay that for this...

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1.0
1y

One of worst bistros I’ve been anywhere in the world: MORE FLUFF THAN SUBSTANCE. It fails the very concept of a “bistro” as an eatery of uplifting flavors of simple and familiar foods.

Whereas the ambience 😎 is very good, the COOKING IS VERY VERY VERY POOR🤢🤢🤢.

Although the food was eatable, FLAVORS WERE NOT CHINESE NOR OF ANY AUTHENTIC ASIAN FLAVORS.

😡😡😡😡😡 This conclusion is a consensus amongst three colleague foodies and I who visited separately.

😎 As a bistro, the menu is short as expected. It seems however, the draw here is the open bar with reasonable prices for cocktails and beers.

😎 The peach-flavored oolong tea was the only one that is authentic Chinese. The oolong aroma is very real.

😑 The Northern-style Spare Ribs was good tasting BUT LACKS THE FLAVOR OR AROMA of the supposedly 5-spice dry rub. NO aroma of cinnamon nor anise. NO taste of ground peppercorns either.

😡😡😡 Dipping sauces/condiments requested were most certainly NOT Chinese NOR any from amongst the other great Asian cuisines

Their “Hot Chili Oil” was nothing more than tasteless oil, not a hint of chili. Their “Chili Paste” tasted like sweetish ketchup, the chili seeds were mere decorations.

😊 The Pork Egg Roll, a typical American chinese-style food, was flavorful.

BUT the dipping sauce was a sugary mustard-like fluid. … Requesting other sauces was just as disappointing, if not pitiful array of likely cheap factory-made fluids.

😑 The Kung Pao Chicken, while eatable, had NO SEMBLANCE TO ITS SICHUAN ORIGIN.

The sauce was nothing more than an unremarkable sweetish thick soy sauce base LACKING THE TASTE/HEAT OF SICHUAN PEPPERCORNS.

The dried pepper garnishes tasted stale and have no heat at all. Clearly, they were very very very old stock of chili peppers.

😡😡😡 The Buddha’s Delight, an otherwise creative American chinese-style dish, WENT BACK TO THE KITCHEN WITH THE DISCOVERY OF ROTTING PEA POD.

Service was good. The waiter was very amiable. He patiently acquiesced to requests of dipping sauces on offer. He was also kind enough to remove the Buddha’s Delight from the bill.

NOT RECOMMENDED.

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I'm going to make this short. Ordered a Pepsi, got it, it had a giant hair sticking out of it. 🤢 I thought, accidents happen and showed the waitress immediately ....... 🤢🤢 Been going to PF changs for over 15 years all over the US. I've been to the homestead location several times but not for years now. I went there today. I took one of my friend there to lunch. She has never been there I couldn't wait to get my lettuce wraps because that's the main thing that I always get for years and years and they came out and they look like tofu because they were gigantic pieces of Water chestnuts HUGE!! I thought they had given me a vegetarian version on accident. I asked the waitress about it and she said I think they changed some of the ratios? I said to no chicken and straight water chestnuts? It was nothing but water chestnuts and mushrooms and green onion. She said I can send it in the back and have them remake it I said that's fine. They brought out the same exact ones that I sent back because they were now darker in color they just Re-cooked the same exact ones that they gave me the first time . It was nothing but crunch crunch, crunch, crunch, water, chestnuts, which made myself and my friend feel very ill afterward..... both with stomach aches, and I only ate one lettuce wrap, but the entire thing was full of them. It would've been like if you went to the store and bought a giant can of big chunks of water, chestnuts and dumped them in your food! No chicken! No meat whatsoever. I was embarrassed, especially after bragging to my friend how good they were. I ordered the honey chicken,,. It was a bowl filled to the top with white rice and five little pieces of chicken and literally no sauce dry no sauce $12.50.... I wasn't gonna complain again after a hair and plate full of water chestnuts... I just figured I want this lunch date to be over with the humiliation. The waitress and manager did remove the lettuce wraps from the check. My friend said she liked her hot and spicy chicken and crab won tons.. but I will not be returning. How upsetting. The...

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