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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.
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Address: 390 W El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087
Phone: (408) 991-9078
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Reservations: pfchangs.com
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Samiksha Kulkarni
We went to P.F. Chang’s for Valentine’s dinner and had a lovely experience overall. Parking was easy since it’s located in a complex, which made things convenient even on a busy evening.
It was quite crowded (as expected on Valentine’s Day), but we had a reservation and were seated quickly without any hassle. Big plus for that!
I’m a vegetarian, and while the options weren’t extensive, there were still a few good choices. The fried tofu was absolutely delicious — perfectly cooked and flavorful. The Black Pepper Chicken was good too, though slightly on the sweeter side than expected.
Our server was very kind and even offered us a complimentary drink, which was such a sweet gesture and made the evening feel extra special.
Overall, a great Valentine’s dinner experience with good food and warm service. Would definitely visit again!
… moreIt was quite crowded (as expected on Valentine’s Day), but we had a reservation and were seated quickly without any hassle. Big plus for that!
I’m a vegetarian, and while the options weren’t extensive, there were still a few good choices. The fried tofu was absolutely delicious — perfectly cooked and flavorful. The Black Pepper Chicken was good too, though slightly on the sweeter side than expected.
Our server was very kind and even offered us a complimentary drink, which was such a sweet gesture and made the evening feel extra special.
Overall, a great Valentine’s dinner experience with good food and warm service. Would definitely visit again!
Trisha Pal
We had the crab wontons and egg drop soup. Both were decent-ish. Then we had the fried rice and firecracker shrimp which was good. The vibe of the place was good and service was quick. Not super crowded but we went on a weeknight.
… moremiguel chang
Absolutely delicious! We ordered the fried rice , ribs, honey shrimp , orange chicken , and Mongolian beef and every single dish was incredible The flavors were bold, the ingredients fresh, and everything was served hot and perfectly cooked.
Special shout-out to the Mongolian beef which was packed with flavor and super tender.
Great service, great atmosphere
… moreSpecial shout-out to the Mongolian beef which was packed with flavor and super tender.
Great service, great atmosphere
George DeCarlo
Thien was an excellent server and was very attentive without being obsequious. Our salads and entree were served promptly and had a nice presentation. The Mongolian beef was too salty but the lo mein were right on. Their mango tea was very good but I could have used some sugar substitute, not a complaint just my liking. Their chocolate cake is decadent and the slice can serve 2 or 3 guests, delicious! The coffee can be more bold and strong. Over all, a worthy lunch out!
… moreOscar Leung
Went here for a friends birthday. Waiter is so awesome! She fed us, helped the allergy boy no nuts, gave birthday boy a surprise with fire cocktail, gave us unlimited free rice with the entrees, gave Aquaman more water than he needed. Food is 50% more expensive version of panda Chinese food. We got extra 3 spicy type sauce
Would not come here alone, but would come here for friends for fellowship and good time good services sang birthday song, called me no carb boy. The waiter she gave professional photo of our table. Would not come here for food. But would come here to hangout with friends. Food is not bad. The fortune cookies are funny
… moreWould not come here alone, but would come here for friends for fellowship and good time good services sang birthday song, called me no carb boy. The waiter she gave professional photo of our table. Would not come here for food. But would come here to hangout with friends. Food is not bad. The fortune cookies are funny
ssruno adruom
Okay, so I checked out this place on West El Camino Real in Sunnyvale – it’s a pretty lively spot! Definitely seemed popular, lots of people. The food was a bit pricier than I expected, almost like a fancy version of panda Chinese. Portions were decent though. The staff were super friendly, especially our waiter, she was really attentive. Parking was a bit of a pain because it’s shared with other businesses. I got the extra spicy sauce – definitely needed it! Would go back with friends for a fun evening.
… moreEspererai
Have not eaten here in years. Service was good and friendly.
Came on Monday around 5pm
Ordered:
Chicken lettuce wrap (good, crisp and fresh lettuce
Singapore noodles (chicken was dry amd rubber like)
Edamame (served cold, with little salt) ☹️
Wong ton soup (ok)
Parking was difficult, busy shopping center. Parked at Cherry Apartment and walked in.
Not sure I will return
… moreCame on Monday around 5pm
Ordered:
Chicken lettuce wrap (good, crisp and fresh lettuce
Singapore noodles (chicken was dry amd rubber like)
Edamame (served cold, with little salt) ☹️
Wong ton soup (ok)
Parking was difficult, busy shopping center. Parked at Cherry Apartment and walked in.
Not sure I will return
Nikhil
After almost 6 years, we decided to visit this PF Chang’s location. To our surprise, everything remained the same – the ambience, setup, and menu. Intrigued by the Chef’s Special menu, which included a Soup/Salad, Appetizer, and Entree, we decided to give it a try. Since we were a group of 4 we each got to choose a Soup or Salad, two appetizers for the table, and one entree each, all for $23.95 per person. It seemed like a great deal.
For the Soup/Salad, we opted for the Egg Drop Soup, Hot & Sour Soup, and a salad. The Egg Drop Soup and salad were delicious, but the Hot & Sour Soup was too sour for our liking. We asked the server to take it back, but unfortunately, we weren’t offered a replacement or any other options.
Moving on to the appetizers, there were only three choices available. We decided on the Crispy Green Beans and Lettuce Wraps, which were decent. However, the Crispy Green Beans turned out to be excessively greasy and undercooked on the inside. It would have been better if there were more appetizer options to choose from.
For the entrees, we selected Chang’s Spicy Chicken with rice, Ma Po Tofu, Signature Lo Mein, and Fried Rice. The Lo Mein stood out as the clear winner, while the Spicy Chicken leaned more towards a sweet flavor. The Ma Po Tofu was average, and we were hoping for a vegetarian gravy option in the entrees. The Fried Rice was disappointing as it contained raw broccoli, and it seemed like half of the dish consisted of broccoli in both the Fried Rice and Ma Po Tofu. Also, white and brown rice that come along were too dry, may be as it was end of the day.
To quench our thirst, we ordered Pomogrenate Lemonade and Strawberry Cucumber Lemonade. Among the two, the Strawberry Cucumber Lemonade was the better choice.
Finally, my wife ordered the Great Wall of Chocolate for dessert, which was indeed massive and delicious.
Overall, we felt that the Chef’s Special menu for $23.95 per person was not worth it due to the limited options and our dissatisfaction with some of the dishes. In hindsight, it would have been wiser to order from the regular menu. We could have shared three entrees among the four of us, which would have been sufficient, and the overall price would have been the same. So, it’s important to choose wisely when deciding on the menu.
Next Visit: There was no change in our overall experience. Lunar Elixir was enjoyable, and the appetizers we tried were all good, starting with the Lettuce Wraps, Dumplings, Crab Wontons, and Dynamite Shrimp. However, the Popcorn Chicken with Taiwanese Rub was just average. Unfortunately, most of the entrees were disappointing. The Singapore Street Noodles were undercooked and had an odd taste. The Pad Thai was burnt, leaving a strong charred flavor. The Sweet & Sour Chicken leaned heavily towards sweetness, while the Teriyaki Chicken was excessively sweet as well. The new Black Pepper Chicken was bland and lacked any pepper flavor. Additionally, all the chicken dishes were heavily battered. Both the white and brown rice were dry, undercooked and not fresh, which explains why they are offered for free with the entrees – such a waste. Overall, while we had a decent experience with the appetizers, the long wait for the entrees left us feeling let down. After the entree experience, we found ourselves questioning whether we genuinely enjoyed the appetizers or if we were simply hungry at that point.
… moreFor the Soup/Salad, we opted for the Egg Drop Soup, Hot & Sour Soup, and a salad. The Egg Drop Soup and salad were delicious, but the Hot & Sour Soup was too sour for our liking. We asked the server to take it back, but unfortunately, we weren’t offered a replacement or any other options.
Moving on to the appetizers, there were only three choices available. We decided on the Crispy Green Beans and Lettuce Wraps, which were decent. However, the Crispy Green Beans turned out to be excessively greasy and undercooked on the inside. It would have been better if there were more appetizer options to choose from.
For the entrees, we selected Chang’s Spicy Chicken with rice, Ma Po Tofu, Signature Lo Mein, and Fried Rice. The Lo Mein stood out as the clear winner, while the Spicy Chicken leaned more towards a sweet flavor. The Ma Po Tofu was average, and we were hoping for a vegetarian gravy option in the entrees. The Fried Rice was disappointing as it contained raw broccoli, and it seemed like half of the dish consisted of broccoli in both the Fried Rice and Ma Po Tofu. Also, white and brown rice that come along were too dry, may be as it was end of the day.
To quench our thirst, we ordered Pomogrenate Lemonade and Strawberry Cucumber Lemonade. Among the two, the Strawberry Cucumber Lemonade was the better choice.
Finally, my wife ordered the Great Wall of Chocolate for dessert, which was indeed massive and delicious.
Overall, we felt that the Chef’s Special menu for $23.95 per person was not worth it due to the limited options and our dissatisfaction with some of the dishes. In hindsight, it would have been wiser to order from the regular menu. We could have shared three entrees among the four of us, which would have been sufficient, and the overall price would have been the same. So, it’s important to choose wisely when deciding on the menu.
Next Visit: There was no change in our overall experience. Lunar Elixir was enjoyable, and the appetizers we tried were all good, starting with the Lettuce Wraps, Dumplings, Crab Wontons, and Dynamite Shrimp. However, the Popcorn Chicken with Taiwanese Rub was just average. Unfortunately, most of the entrees were disappointing. The Singapore Street Noodles were undercooked and had an odd taste. The Pad Thai was burnt, leaving a strong charred flavor. The Sweet & Sour Chicken leaned heavily towards sweetness, while the Teriyaki Chicken was excessively sweet as well. The new Black Pepper Chicken was bland and lacked any pepper flavor. Additionally, all the chicken dishes were heavily battered. Both the white and brown rice were dry, undercooked and not fresh, which explains why they are offered for free with the entrees – such a waste. Overall, while we had a decent experience with the appetizers, the long wait for the entrees left us feeling let down. After the entree experience, we found ourselves questioning whether we genuinely enjoyed the appetizers or if we were simply hungry at that point.
Vonnie Williams
Our servers were great. It’s sad there are only 1 PFC in South bay area, and 1 in Palo Alto. The menu is pared down like fast food, but the food is decent. We had the special lobster dumplings in miso sauce that was not that great. Everything else was fine. I like the boboa drinks. My favorite is the chicken lettuce wrap. We’ll be returning for sure!
… moreSarah Nguyen
This is the best PF Chang’s I’ve ever been to…and I used to work for the company years ago so I’ve experienced a lot of locations!
The atmosphere and layout is gorgeous, the service was outstanding from the hostess to the food runner to the server and most importantly, the food was exceptional.
We had a great selection of dishes (Mongolian Trio, Crispy Honey Shrimp, Orange Chicken, Beef Lo Mein, Cauliflower, lettuce wraps, potstickers and crab wontons) and every single dish was incredible. They even brought my mama-in-law a birthday dessert and it was delicious (banana spring rolls).
The only suggestions to improve:
•Do not bring kids meals before the entrees or kids finish and whine/rush us through the main meal.
•Adding tax to an automatic gratuity is excessive, but not their issue (it’s lawmakers) so I didn’t deduct stars. We already paid tax on the bill. Now we pay tax on an auto gratuity? Then you tax our server on his gratuity too? Yikes.
Other than that, we are very happy with our experience.
… moreThe atmosphere and layout is gorgeous, the service was outstanding from the hostess to the food runner to the server and most importantly, the food was exceptional.
We had a great selection of dishes (Mongolian Trio, Crispy Honey Shrimp, Orange Chicken, Beef Lo Mein, Cauliflower, lettuce wraps, potstickers and crab wontons) and every single dish was incredible. They even brought my mama-in-law a birthday dessert and it was delicious (banana spring rolls).
The only suggestions to improve:
•Do not bring kids meals before the entrees or kids finish and whine/rush us through the main meal.
•Adding tax to an automatic gratuity is excessive, but not their issue (it’s lawmakers) so I didn’t deduct stars. We already paid tax on the bill. Now we pay tax on an auto gratuity? Then you tax our server on his gratuity too? Yikes.
Other than that, we are very happy with our experience.