P.f. Chang's

Food is just okay, location is great and service is good. Food presentation was amazing with dishes serve with clear dome cover and as they lift off the cover the smoke would be release . We ordered BBQ ribs for appetizers and they were done well, fall off the bone. I was expecting the rest of the food we ordered would be good but I had better in other places with much reasonable price. Next was hot and sour soup, not enough sour and only tiny amount of mushrooms/tofu in it. Dim Sum was tough and I could tell it has been sitting a while before it was deliver to our table. Sushi was just okay. Shishito peppers were very good. Lemonade was good. I wish they also put emphasis on how the food taste not just the presentation of food. The decor is nice and the whole place is clean.

My family was accommodated immediately. Clean restaurant and friendly (Female) staff. Short waiting time on our orders. Suggested best menus and we are satisfied for the sumptuous meals. Served meals fresh and hot. Ordered juice for my 2 years old Niece is not available. Male restroom is clean. Met expectations.

It’s been about five years since we’ve visiting this location and it’s nice to see that the food is just as great as it has always been. We arrived on a Tuesday right before 5pm and we’re surprised to see that we weren’t the first to arrive. There were a few other tables seated but it wasn’t busy at all. My wife and I have always enjoyed the “Chang’s for Two” and were happy to discover that it is still available. Between the Lettuce Wraps, Egg Drop soup, Kung Pao Chicken, Beef and Broccoli and the Banana Spring Roll dessert…you can’t go wrong. Mimi was a fantastic server who gave us just the right about of attention- not too little, not too much. Cheers, y’all. 🥢

Oh, how the mighty have fallen. I fear that P.F. Chang’s has lost its way. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still good, but this had been a destination dining experience. Although the Egg Drop Soup, Chicken Lettuce Wraps, Crispy Green Beans, Mongolian Beef, Kung Pao Chicken, and Sesame Chicken were all good, I can’t help but compare them to the heights that they formerly occupied. That leaves one to now wonder, where else should we consider eating before deciding? And that’s…Henry’s Take. @henrystake

First time I've come to this P.F. Chang's in Carlsbad, but I've eaten at The Irvine Spectrum, & Newport Beach P.F. Chang's. My wife & I got here just past noon, because I was craving their Combo Fried Rice. We started out with soup. I had the Hot & Sour Soup, which arrived to our table steaming hot, with bamboo shoots, tofu, & lots of egg ribbons. I liked the earthy depth of flavor of this soup, plus the sour tang, at the finish. My wife enjoyed her Wonton Soup, which had a good amount of chicken in it, plus delicious won tons, & water chestnuts. She loved the flavor of the broth, as well! The Combo Fried Rice, with Pork & Chicken was on point, too. It had a smoky flavor, with lots of chicken & pork mixed in, along with grated carrot & scallions, & tiny egg flowers, served mixed altogether, with their delicious fried rice, which is the true star of this dish. There was enough food from this, for both of us, plus we took some fried rice home. Our service here was good. The server was polite & attentive- filling my water glass several times without me having to ask. Our soups and our entree were staged perfectly, with just enough time to finish our soup, before she brought out our entree. We both enjoyed P.F. Chang's, Carlsbad.