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We are an Asian & Chinese restaurant offering dine-in, takeout, to-go, delivery, and catering. Make a reservation online to dine in. Order Asian and Chinese food delivery, takeout, and catering online or through the P.F. Chang’s mobile app. Let us cater the perfect feast for you – corporate office catering menus are also available. P.F. Chang’s offers a variety of signature Asian, Thai, Korean, Japanese, Mongolian, and Chinese food dishes including Chicken Lettuce Wraps, Chicken Pad Thai, Signature Lo Mein, Fried Rice, Mongolian Beef, Chang’s Spicy Chicken, and Pork and Shrimp Dumplings. Order online for sushi delivery and takeout. Many gluten-free and vegetarian menu items are available.
Family-friendly chain offering creative takes on Asian fare in a striking space.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 900 Stanford Shopping Center Bldg. W, Palo Alto, CA 94304
Phone: (650) 330-1782
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Reservations: pfchangs.com
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Jennifer Camacho
Brenden was phenomenal! We had such a great experience thanks to Brendan! He was attentive, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. He made thoughtful recommendations, checked in at just the right times, and made our whole table feel welcome without ever being intrusive. The service truly elevated our meal. If you’re lucky enough to have him as your server, you’re in great hands!
… moreAna V
Delicious Peartini!!! Great good, great service, just an overall weird smell, don’t know if it was the building or the furniture, but definitely there was a non pleasant atmosphere.
… moreFire Fly
This was the worst Chinese food I have ever had. I ordered Lo mein and Mongolian beef. The beef was burnt crunchy and chewy not soft. It left a horrible aftertaste in my mouth and the lo mein was greasy with no flavor. I spoke to the waiter and the manager neither of which offered any kind of refund or discounted charge. The Spring roll tasted like grease and the dipping sauce had a weird flavor. The best part of my lunch was the green tea. The waiter gave me a fortune cookie and I thought that would help take the aftertaste out of my mouth from the Meat. I Had a bite of it and it was stale. I spit it out into a napkin And left the rest of it on the table I didn’t even look at the fortune inside the cookie I was so done and wanted to just leave. I should have looked at the reviews before I went in that would have made the decision for me. Stay far away it really is not worth It.
… moreBrandi Cordell
We ordered take out from Uber Eats and it was sub par at best. We ordered a mandarin chopped salad and added chicken and they forgot the chicken and the mandarins were expired as they had a sour/tangy taste and smelled funny. We ordered the Gluten Free spicy chicken and they forgot the sauce and sent plain chicken. We ordered the chicken lettuce wraps and the lettuce was brown. Obviously the quality was poor and they don’t do a very good job of keeping up on past due food. Luckily Uber Eats reimbursed us for the poor quality and missing food but that’s a little disturbing given the price we paid and the numerous mistakes made.
… moreMichael Lynch
The food here was good. The Northern Pork Ribs appetizer was delicious. (Five stars to these ribs.) The soups, noodles, and entrees portion of our lunches were also good.
The service was questionable. We ordered an appetizer, but the first thing to come to the table was a (one) cup of soup. No other food showed up for five or ten minutes. Then the appetizer ribs appeared followed very shortly after by lo mein. After another wait, the main dish part of our lunches were delivered by a runner who nearly literally dropped the dishes on the table, including one on top of another plate and to the wrong person.
I liked the servers–they seemed like nice people and were friendly enough. But they need some training–unless the issue is that they just don’t really care.
The restaurant had prepared cocktails they displayed up front. I assume they are trying to sell them. The restaurant might have better luck making those sales if the employees can describe the drinks. We asked two different people about them, and neither of them knew what they were.
I don’t have much to say about the atmosphere; it was nice enough.
I would go again. It’s really tempting to go to the bar (and order a drink of my choosing) and those ribs!
… moreThe service was questionable. We ordered an appetizer, but the first thing to come to the table was a (one) cup of soup. No other food showed up for five or ten minutes. Then the appetizer ribs appeared followed very shortly after by lo mein. After another wait, the main dish part of our lunches were delivered by a runner who nearly literally dropped the dishes on the table, including one on top of another plate and to the wrong person.
I liked the servers–they seemed like nice people and were friendly enough. But they need some training–unless the issue is that they just don’t really care.
The restaurant had prepared cocktails they displayed up front. I assume they are trying to sell them. The restaurant might have better luck making those sales if the employees can describe the drinks. We asked two different people about them, and neither of them knew what they were.
I don’t have much to say about the atmosphere; it was nice enough.
I would go again. It’s really tempting to go to the bar (and order a drink of my choosing) and those ribs!
Wook Chung
Oh how far has PF Changs fallen to disgrace with deterioration since private equity took over. This one at a premier location in Stanford Shopping Center is utter rubbish and perhaps a new invention as to how bad you can make Americanized Chinese food. Even a chain can’t go this low.
There was a time, perhaps a decade ago, where PF Changs stood for decent upper class fusion Chinese. Their dry spare ribs with spice sprinkles were pretty amazing. Well not anymore. The meat was soft but wasn’t tasteful or marinated enough. And they took away the spices.
The lettuce wraps were okay but the meat felt like it was from a can or a factory. The crab wontons had cream cheese injected into them which completely throws away the balance of anything remotely seafood or Chinese. The edamame didn’t even have salt on it.
The damage doesn’t stop there. The orange chicken literally was dunked into orange juice and was sour to an unbearable degree. The lo mein was bearable though.
And lastly, to rub salt on the wound, it ain’t even that cheap. Save yourself time and money and a cringing palate. Go to any one of the many local Chinese restaurants around Palo Alto.
Won’t ever be returning. Wouldn’t be surprised if the place shuts down soon as they barely had customers on a Friday night.
… moreThere was a time, perhaps a decade ago, where PF Changs stood for decent upper class fusion Chinese. Their dry spare ribs with spice sprinkles were pretty amazing. Well not anymore. The meat was soft but wasn’t tasteful or marinated enough. And they took away the spices.
The lettuce wraps were okay but the meat felt like it was from a can or a factory. The crab wontons had cream cheese injected into them which completely throws away the balance of anything remotely seafood or Chinese. The edamame didn’t even have salt on it.
The damage doesn’t stop there. The orange chicken literally was dunked into orange juice and was sour to an unbearable degree. The lo mein was bearable though.
And lastly, to rub salt on the wound, it ain’t even that cheap. Save yourself time and money and a cringing palate. Go to any one of the many local Chinese restaurants around Palo Alto.
Won’t ever be returning. Wouldn’t be surprised if the place shuts down soon as they barely had customers on a Friday night.
Maria Ledesma-Kap
Nice clean place. Servers are attentive. Food is good. Spicy dishes can be adjusted upon request especially if members in the group cant take anything too spicy. We ordered Singaporean noodles, it would have helped if there was an indication that it was spicy. Dishes come with an order of white or brown rice.
… morePeace Love
I haven’t been to a P.F.Chang’s for decades and my first time reviewing. As I recalled I always had a less than positive overall experiences eating at any P.F. Chang’s priors thus my two decade pause and also shows in their low customer feedback ratings as well. However i have to say I was glad to be back here for dinner and we had an overall positive delicious back again experience.
… moreNiken Patel
Great tasting food. The veggie lettuce wrap was amazing. Kung Pao Tofu was also very nice and crispy. Spring rolls were not so good – me and my son didn’t like it.
… moreK Anderson
Loved updated menu, the Mongolian Beef was excellent in flavor, taste, texture and value. Jarrett is an outstanding Waiter, listed, made suggestions and was very attentative.
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