Long wait to get in. Drafty. Nice ambience. Long wait for food. Long wait for drinks. We were half way through our meal before the wine arrived. Great desert.
(3)
Marie S.
Love the food. I have to eat gluten free and appreciate they include GF menu on regular menu. Staff very attentive but not overly so. Only issue is booth type seating too close to neighbor as when entering or leaving seating area you sorta get a persons rear brushing your table. Not appealing LOL!
(4)
Sean C.
Loved the lettuce chicken wrap, a great appetizer. Also the seared tuna was excellent. There was a few times a draft was blowing on us at table that made us put on our coats.. But other than that, food and service was perfect place to celebrate New Years! Also try Zubu Mojito Martini..very tasty.
(5)
Michael S.
This is my third time to any PF Chang's. I am usually wowed by the freshness of the food and crisp flavors. The place was madhouse busy but we got our appetizers in less than 5 minutes. Calamari & spring rolls. Both were excellent. I ordered the szchuan scallops which was executed poorly. The food may have well been chicken for all I know. Battered, overcooked, and crunchy. I would advise against this dish. While my entree was well below par and our waitress may have looked like she just left the morgue, i still enjoyed the classy atmosphere. I would eat here again, but avoid the seafood altogether.
(3)
Phil G.
I like this place. Great decor, indoor and outdoor dining area and bar area. The waitstaff has been friendly and the service prompt. The food has even improved from before. I went here with my kids and was able to get two kid's meals for $3.95 each. I got the chicken satay app as well as a spicy tuna roll and both were quite good. My Chang's Spicy Chicken entree was as good as ever. I even enjoyed their version of a whiskey sour. Convenient, enjoyable and a good value. Yep, I'm a fan of this one.
(4)
Brenna D.
Great service and awesome food! :) We are here on holiday and the girl serving us our wonton soup recommended some places for us to go while we are here. Service was efficient and I was shocked at how short of a time it took for our food to be out. The interior of the restaurant looks new and it's one of the nicest PF Changs I've seen.
(5)
Michael O.
My wife and I had dinner tonight at this restaurant. It was mediocre at best. Disappointing even though our expectations were not that high to begin with.
(2)
Mike B.
Marketing is everything! This place is so hyped up and over glorified. Food is marginal at best. Portions are average. Lettuce wraps are the only thing that sets this place apart but they really aren't that special if you have ever made them at home. Nice variety of sauces are a bonus. If you want to say you ate at PF Changs, like to hear conservations from tables that are on top of each other, pay $28 for Chinese lunch and get served by PF brainwashed servers this place is for you.
(1)
Tom C.
* No Wi-Fi * Overpriced White Russian * Delicious food * Friendly staff * Hypnotic music
(3)
Deelilah J.
To me, this is kinda of like the Applebees of Chinese food. It's ok, particularly once you find something you like and they have a wide range of offerings with a more upscale (pricier) dining experience that's nicer than a lot of Chinese restaurants I've been too around here. I can't help but feeling unfulfilled whenever I leave though. I certainly seem to be in the minority though, compared to every single other person I've eaten with here so it's worth a shot, at least once, to see for yourself.
(3)
Judy S.
No wifi which was disappointing .Dimly lit restrooms some more light in there would be great. Music didn't fit with the type of decor. Cocktail from bar was weak and tasteless. The plus side was out server was friendly and helpful.Our starter of spring rolls and vegetarian steamed dumplings were delish. The lemon chicken was great. Which came with a side of rice. Vegetarian fried rice was plentiful and tasty. The Korean BBQ chicken was tasty but the sauce rested on the bottom the of plate rather than coating the food . The ginger panna cotta was delish served with strawberries...the tiramisu was tasty .Coffee refills were plentiful. Overall an enjoyable meal....and would go back. I was visiting from Australia.
(3)
Franny Lou S.
We took our daughter out to this place for our first time, for her 25th birthday. I'm not a Chinese food lover. But I had hoped a higher end restaurant would change my mind. I came away with the conclusion that this is just a glorified Chinese restaurant. I thought I had it made when I saw Chilean sea bass on the menu. So I ordered that. I mean who can ruin Chilean sea bass! Either the fish was so old or some imposter! It smelled extremely fishy and I had to return it. It was not edible! I wouldn't even let my daughter try it, because I want her to taste what true Chilean sea bass taste like, not that horrible thing! I really didn't find anything after that and it had that cheap weird smell that just ruins my appetite. Not for my husband and I. Not impressed.
(2)
Stephen R.
i cant believe i am writing this..... this must be a new standalone restaraunt concept different than the other PF Changs chain. the decor is modern, clean, and contemporary. Its very well done, you wouldnt know its a PF changs aside from the two big horse statues out front. the food is exactly the same as the chain, so thats both good and bad...so you know what you are getting when you order..thats good...and you also know what youre getting when you order..thats kind of bad ;) anyways, decent chinese, not the best, not the worst..but the atmosphere at this location makes it a very good place.
(4)
Brenna D.
Great service and awesome food! :) We are here on holiday and the girl serving us our wonton soup recommended some places for us to go while we are here. Service was efficient and I was shocked at how short of a time it took for our food to be out. The interior of the restaurant looks new and it's one of the nicest PF Changs I've seen.
(5)
Franny Lou S.
We took our daughter out to this place for our first time, for her 25th birthday. I'm not a Chinese food lover. But I had hoped a higher end restaurant would change my mind. I came away with the conclusion that this is just a glorified Chinese restaurant. I thought I had it made when I saw Chilean sea bass on the menu. So I ordered that. I mean who can ruin Chilean sea bass! Either the fish was so old or some imposter! It smelled extremely fishy and I had to return it. It was not edible! I wouldn't even let my daughter try it, because I want her to taste what true Chilean sea bass taste like, not that horrible thing! I really didn't find anything after that and it had that cheap weird smell that just ruins my appetite. Not for my husband and I. Not impressed.
(2)
Stephen R.
i cant believe i am writing this..... this must be a new standalone restaraunt concept different than the other PF Changs chain. the decor is modern, clean, and contemporary. Its very well done, you wouldnt know its a PF changs aside from the two big horse statues out front. the food is exactly the same as the chain, so thats both good and bad...so you know what you are getting when you order..thats good...and you also know what youre getting when you order..thats kind of bad ;) anyways, decent chinese, not the best, not the worst..but the atmosphere at this location makes it a very good place.
(4)
Robert G.
Long wait to get in. Drafty. Nice ambience. Long wait for food. Long wait for drinks. We were half way through our meal before the wine arrived. Great desert.
(3)
Marie S.
Love the food. I have to eat gluten free and appreciate they include GF menu on regular menu. Staff very attentive but not overly so. Only issue is booth type seating too close to neighbor as when entering or leaving seating area you sorta get a persons rear brushing your table. Not appealing LOL!
(4)
Sean C.
Loved the lettuce chicken wrap, a great appetizer. Also the seared tuna was excellent. There was a few times a draft was blowing on us at table that made us put on our coats.. But other than that, food and service was perfect place to celebrate New Years! Also try Zubu Mojito Martini..very tasty.
(5)
Michael S.
This is my third time to any PF Chang's. I am usually wowed by the freshness of the food and crisp flavors. The place was madhouse busy but we got our appetizers in less than 5 minutes. Calamari & spring rolls. Both were excellent. I ordered the szchuan scallops which was executed poorly. The food may have well been chicken for all I know. Battered, overcooked, and crunchy. I would advise against this dish. While my entree was well below par and our waitress may have looked like she just left the morgue, i still enjoyed the classy atmosphere. I would eat here again, but avoid the seafood altogether.
(3)
Michael O.
My wife and I had dinner tonight at this restaurant. It was mediocre at best. Disappointing even though our expectations were not that high to begin with.
(2)
Mike B.
Marketing is everything! This place is so hyped up and over glorified. Food is marginal at best. Portions are average. Lettuce wraps are the only thing that sets this place apart but they really aren't that special if you have ever made them at home. Nice variety of sauces are a bonus. If you want to say you ate at PF Changs, like to hear conservations from tables that are on top of each other, pay $28 for Chinese lunch and get served by PF brainwashed servers this place is for you.
(1)
Tom C.
* No Wi-Fi * Overpriced White Russian * Delicious food * Friendly staff * Hypnotic music
(3)
Deelilah J.
To me, this is kinda of like the Applebees of Chinese food. It's ok, particularly once you find something you like and they have a wide range of offerings with a more upscale (pricier) dining experience that's nicer than a lot of Chinese restaurants I've been too around here. I can't help but feeling unfulfilled whenever I leave though. I certainly seem to be in the minority though, compared to every single other person I've eaten with here so it's worth a shot, at least once, to see for yourself.
(3)
Judy S.
No wifi which was disappointing .Dimly lit restrooms some more light in there would be great. Music didn't fit with the type of decor. Cocktail from bar was weak and tasteless. The plus side was out server was friendly and helpful.Our starter of spring rolls and vegetarian steamed dumplings were delish. The lemon chicken was great. Which came with a side of rice. Vegetarian fried rice was plentiful and tasty. The Korean BBQ chicken was tasty but the sauce rested on the bottom the of plate rather than coating the food . The ginger panna cotta was delish served with strawberries...the tiramisu was tasty .Coffee refills were plentiful. Overall an enjoyable meal....and would go back. I was visiting from Australia.
(3)
Phil G.
I like this place. Great decor, indoor and outdoor dining area and bar area. The waitstaff has been friendly and the service prompt. The food has even improved from before. I went here with my kids and was able to get two kid's meals for $3.95 each. I got the chicken satay app as well as a spicy tuna roll and both were quite good. My Chang's Spicy Chicken entree was as good as ever. I even enjoyed their version of a whiskey sour. Convenient, enjoyable and a good value. Yep, I'm a fan of this one.
(4)
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Address :2065 Apple Orchard Ave
Grand Rapids Charter Township, MI, 49525
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Very Loud Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
Robert G.
Long wait to get in. Drafty. Nice ambience. Long wait for food. Long wait for drinks. We were half way through our meal before the wine arrived. Great desert.
(3)Marie S.
Love the food. I have to eat gluten free and appreciate they include GF menu on regular menu. Staff very attentive but not overly so. Only issue is booth type seating too close to neighbor as when entering or leaving seating area you sorta get a persons rear brushing your table. Not appealing LOL!
(4)Sean C.
Loved the lettuce chicken wrap, a great appetizer. Also the seared tuna was excellent. There was a few times a draft was blowing on us at table that made us put on our coats.. But other than that, food and service was perfect place to celebrate New Years! Also try Zubu Mojito Martini..very tasty.
(5)Michael S.
This is my third time to any PF Chang's. I am usually wowed by the freshness of the food and crisp flavors. The place was madhouse busy but we got our appetizers in less than 5 minutes. Calamari & spring rolls. Both were excellent. I ordered the szchuan scallops which was executed poorly. The food may have well been chicken for all I know. Battered, overcooked, and crunchy. I would advise against this dish. While my entree was well below par and our waitress may have looked like she just left the morgue, i still enjoyed the classy atmosphere. I would eat here again, but avoid the seafood altogether.
(3)Phil G.
I like this place. Great decor, indoor and outdoor dining area and bar area. The waitstaff has been friendly and the service prompt. The food has even improved from before. I went here with my kids and was able to get two kid's meals for $3.95 each. I got the chicken satay app as well as a spicy tuna roll and both were quite good. My Chang's Spicy Chicken entree was as good as ever. I even enjoyed their version of a whiskey sour. Convenient, enjoyable and a good value. Yep, I'm a fan of this one.
(4)Brenna D.
Great service and awesome food! :) We are here on holiday and the girl serving us our wonton soup recommended some places for us to go while we are here. Service was efficient and I was shocked at how short of a time it took for our food to be out. The interior of the restaurant looks new and it's one of the nicest PF Changs I've seen.
(5)Michael O.
My wife and I had dinner tonight at this restaurant. It was mediocre at best. Disappointing even though our expectations were not that high to begin with.
(2)Mike B.
Marketing is everything! This place is so hyped up and over glorified. Food is marginal at best. Portions are average. Lettuce wraps are the only thing that sets this place apart but they really aren't that special if you have ever made them at home. Nice variety of sauces are a bonus. If you want to say you ate at PF Changs, like to hear conservations from tables that are on top of each other, pay $28 for Chinese lunch and get served by PF brainwashed servers this place is for you.
(1)Tom C.
* No Wi-Fi * Overpriced White Russian * Delicious food * Friendly staff * Hypnotic music
(3)Deelilah J.
To me, this is kinda of like the Applebees of Chinese food. It's ok, particularly once you find something you like and they have a wide range of offerings with a more upscale (pricier) dining experience that's nicer than a lot of Chinese restaurants I've been too around here. I can't help but feeling unfulfilled whenever I leave though. I certainly seem to be in the minority though, compared to every single other person I've eaten with here so it's worth a shot, at least once, to see for yourself.
(3)Judy S.
No wifi which was disappointing .Dimly lit restrooms some more light in there would be great. Music didn't fit with the type of decor. Cocktail from bar was weak and tasteless. The plus side was out server was friendly and helpful.Our starter of spring rolls and vegetarian steamed dumplings were delish. The lemon chicken was great. Which came with a side of rice. Vegetarian fried rice was plentiful and tasty. The Korean BBQ chicken was tasty but the sauce rested on the bottom the of plate rather than coating the food . The ginger panna cotta was delish served with strawberries...the tiramisu was tasty .Coffee refills were plentiful. Overall an enjoyable meal....and would go back. I was visiting from Australia.
(3)Franny Lou S.
We took our daughter out to this place for our first time, for her 25th birthday. I'm not a Chinese food lover. But I had hoped a higher end restaurant would change my mind. I came away with the conclusion that this is just a glorified Chinese restaurant. I thought I had it made when I saw Chilean sea bass on the menu. So I ordered that. I mean who can ruin Chilean sea bass! Either the fish was so old or some imposter! It smelled extremely fishy and I had to return it. It was not edible! I wouldn't even let my daughter try it, because I want her to taste what true Chilean sea bass taste like, not that horrible thing! I really didn't find anything after that and it had that cheap weird smell that just ruins my appetite. Not for my husband and I. Not impressed.
(2)Stephen R.
i cant believe i am writing this..... this must be a new standalone restaraunt concept different than the other PF Changs chain. the decor is modern, clean, and contemporary. Its very well done, you wouldnt know its a PF changs aside from the two big horse statues out front. the food is exactly the same as the chain, so thats both good and bad...so you know what you are getting when you order..thats good...and you also know what youre getting when you order..thats kind of bad ;) anyways, decent chinese, not the best, not the worst..but the atmosphere at this location makes it a very good place.
(4)Brenna D.
Great service and awesome food! :) We are here on holiday and the girl serving us our wonton soup recommended some places for us to go while we are here. Service was efficient and I was shocked at how short of a time it took for our food to be out. The interior of the restaurant looks new and it's one of the nicest PF Changs I've seen.
(5)Franny Lou S.
We took our daughter out to this place for our first time, for her 25th birthday. I'm not a Chinese food lover. But I had hoped a higher end restaurant would change my mind. I came away with the conclusion that this is just a glorified Chinese restaurant. I thought I had it made when I saw Chilean sea bass on the menu. So I ordered that. I mean who can ruin Chilean sea bass! Either the fish was so old or some imposter! It smelled extremely fishy and I had to return it. It was not edible! I wouldn't even let my daughter try it, because I want her to taste what true Chilean sea bass taste like, not that horrible thing! I really didn't find anything after that and it had that cheap weird smell that just ruins my appetite. Not for my husband and I. Not impressed.
(2)Stephen R.
i cant believe i am writing this..... this must be a new standalone restaraunt concept different than the other PF Changs chain. the decor is modern, clean, and contemporary. Its very well done, you wouldnt know its a PF changs aside from the two big horse statues out front. the food is exactly the same as the chain, so thats both good and bad...so you know what you are getting when you order..thats good...and you also know what youre getting when you order..thats kind of bad ;) anyways, decent chinese, not the best, not the worst..but the atmosphere at this location makes it a very good place.
(4)Robert G.
Long wait to get in. Drafty. Nice ambience. Long wait for food. Long wait for drinks. We were half way through our meal before the wine arrived. Great desert.
(3)Marie S.
Love the food. I have to eat gluten free and appreciate they include GF menu on regular menu. Staff very attentive but not overly so. Only issue is booth type seating too close to neighbor as when entering or leaving seating area you sorta get a persons rear brushing your table. Not appealing LOL!
(4)Sean C.
Loved the lettuce chicken wrap, a great appetizer. Also the seared tuna was excellent. There was a few times a draft was blowing on us at table that made us put on our coats.. But other than that, food and service was perfect place to celebrate New Years! Also try Zubu Mojito Martini..very tasty.
(5)Michael S.
This is my third time to any PF Chang's. I am usually wowed by the freshness of the food and crisp flavors. The place was madhouse busy but we got our appetizers in less than 5 minutes. Calamari & spring rolls. Both were excellent. I ordered the szchuan scallops which was executed poorly. The food may have well been chicken for all I know. Battered, overcooked, and crunchy. I would advise against this dish. While my entree was well below par and our waitress may have looked like she just left the morgue, i still enjoyed the classy atmosphere. I would eat here again, but avoid the seafood altogether.
(3)Michael O.
My wife and I had dinner tonight at this restaurant. It was mediocre at best. Disappointing even though our expectations were not that high to begin with.
(2)Mike B.
Marketing is everything! This place is so hyped up and over glorified. Food is marginal at best. Portions are average. Lettuce wraps are the only thing that sets this place apart but they really aren't that special if you have ever made them at home. Nice variety of sauces are a bonus. If you want to say you ate at PF Changs, like to hear conservations from tables that are on top of each other, pay $28 for Chinese lunch and get served by PF brainwashed servers this place is for you.
(1)Tom C.
* No Wi-Fi * Overpriced White Russian * Delicious food * Friendly staff * Hypnotic music
(3)Deelilah J.
To me, this is kinda of like the Applebees of Chinese food. It's ok, particularly once you find something you like and they have a wide range of offerings with a more upscale (pricier) dining experience that's nicer than a lot of Chinese restaurants I've been too around here. I can't help but feeling unfulfilled whenever I leave though. I certainly seem to be in the minority though, compared to every single other person I've eaten with here so it's worth a shot, at least once, to see for yourself.
(3)Judy S.
No wifi which was disappointing .Dimly lit restrooms some more light in there would be great. Music didn't fit with the type of decor. Cocktail from bar was weak and tasteless. The plus side was out server was friendly and helpful.Our starter of spring rolls and vegetarian steamed dumplings were delish. The lemon chicken was great. Which came with a side of rice. Vegetarian fried rice was plentiful and tasty. The Korean BBQ chicken was tasty but the sauce rested on the bottom the of plate rather than coating the food . The ginger panna cotta was delish served with strawberries...the tiramisu was tasty .Coffee refills were plentiful. Overall an enjoyable meal....and would go back. I was visiting from Australia.
(3)Phil G.
I like this place. Great decor, indoor and outdoor dining area and bar area. The waitstaff has been friendly and the service prompt. The food has even improved from before. I went here with my kids and was able to get two kid's meals for $3.95 each. I got the chicken satay app as well as a spicy tuna roll and both were quite good. My Chang's Spicy Chicken entree was as good as ever. I even enjoyed their version of a whiskey sour. Convenient, enjoyable and a good value. Yep, I'm a fan of this one.
(4)