

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.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26001 Chagrin Blvd, Beachwood, OH 44122
Phone: (216) 292-1411
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Reservations: pfchangs.com
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Food ordered:
half sized lettuce wrap: very good
dynamite rolls: very good
pork dumplings pan fried: very good
chef’s 3-course meal for hubby and our son: teriyaki chicken with fried rice($3 extra for fried rice) and Mongolian trio with fried rice
I ordered Kung pao chicken extra spicy with white rice.
Entree was my LEAST favorite. Kung pao chicken is a Sichuan dish and I am from Sichuan and it’s nth like Kung pao flavor I had in Sichuan. It’s not bad just not authentic at all. Kung pao is a complicated flavors of sweet sour spicy and garlic, it’s unique and hard to balance all these flavors.
They only have cesaer and peanut ginger dressing for salad so if you plan to have salad here remember to bring your own on the go salad dressing packet!
service was very slow and our server made quite a few mistakes. Brought wrong appetizer, brought salad instead of soup my hubby ordered for his meal, then forgot about the soup after bringing the entrees couldn’t find the wine my hubby ordered. They are very short-staffed for sure.
Non-alcoholic drink selection is very limited.
Probably will NOT come back.
I saw this group next to us, the customer, an older lady, had to fetch the pitcher and pour her own water… twice.
I would suggest going somewhere else. Terrible, disgusting place. Took photos just to prove that we went there.
I started with hot and sour soup, one of my favorites, to be delivered a mushroomy, yeasty stew. The smell nearly removed our appetite, I tried it as best as I could and then said, “why am I forcing myself to eat this monstrosity?” I swear there was a piece of salmon in it as the icing on the cake. I put it to the side and my husband then got a whiff of it and crumpled his face in disgust. This needs to be removed from the menu or called mushroom stew.
My husband got the pork egg roll, white rice, and the Korean fried chicken in the sauce. I got the veggie spring roll, fried rice, and spicy changs chicken.
He immediately soured at his egg roll and I understood when I bit into my spring roll. The veggies are not shredded or a good texture for this supposedly light and hearty fried bite. It was wads of cabbage thrown together with scallions and large jullienned carrots in so much heavy sauce that this doesn’t even deserve to call itself an egg roll, let alone a spring roll. I stopped eating this halfway through and the manager walked by to remove our dirty plates, NOBODY asked how the food was or if everything was all right. Like they were resigned to the fact that patrons would look this miserable with full plates of food just sitting there.
He couldn’t finish his chicken as midway through something happened in the kitchen and without ventilation, they poured straight cleaning solution down and began swooshing towels with their feet all over the entrance into the kitchen which we were seated in the back next to it so the odors just wafted freely. He said the sauce and chicken itself wasn’t bad. However, the chicken was on the bone and as he finished the drumstick, the thigh was like a piece of cake in texture and taste, weird all around for crispy fried chicken, it was not. The white rice was the best thing we ate in the entree.
I know the flagship is the spicy chicken, but the continuous theme of this experience is that the sauce ruined any competent of the food if it could after the green beans. All sauce should have been put on the side or something. My chicken had good flavor, but it was like cake coated it and I ate half and pushed it aside as the fried rice blew me away at how bad it was, like it was old garlic in spoiled butter made 3 days ago and then thrown on the Blackstone for my unlucky self to heat and toast up to soggy clumps of old rice. I ate one bite and it lead to me pushing this plate to the side the same time my husband did.
Absolutely no one asked how our meal was. I have no idea what others were eating as we looked around to see how this place had patrons. The waiter brought the check to us face down and said “ready when you are” out of the dark blue of abyss we were in, I snapped up immediately and said, “I am not paying for that” as I pointed to the full bowl of stew. Bewildered, he didn’t argue and took 7 full minutes to remove it from our bill and bring it back as we sat right next to the registers with him bickering at the waitress for 3 minutes of that time.
Never again, it’s been 5 hours and we cannot even think about food because of this. My husband said he would have been satisfied burning the money spent on this meal and I agreed saying I wish we would have starved.
Also the food was great.