PF Chang's China Bistro, St. Louis

PF Changs is without a doubt the best Asian food in the St. Louis, Mo. area. In the 9 meals I have eaten there, I have yet to have bad food or service.

Totally have to disagree with angered business guy! I've been to the one in Nashville, Orlando, and this one as well. I live in Kentucky and am driving to St Louis tonight just to eat here! It's awesome. Love the atmosphere and food. One night my mom and I ran in minutes before closing and they gave us the BEST service! It is not a 'buffet' nor buffet price... but it's worth the money! Try the salt and pepper prawns! Awesome!

Seriously? I'm dumbfounded. Are you people from St. Louis or out of town? Mediocre food, unknowledgeable staff, for the price this should be much better. It absolutely deserves a 1 star. Don't even let me go into my experience. Took people here on business and was embarrassed, I'm bad for taking you guys here. I don't know if the whole "chain" is like this? Don't blow your money here folks why don't you just go to Tony's. Now that's a real restaurant that deserves its dollar amount

I love it - best Chinese in St. Louis! They have everything the local Chinese restaurants have plus many new things I have never tried before. I love the extra little sauces they make, better for lunch - cheaper!

I can't remember the name of the tasty noodles we had (Kung Pao noodles?)--but they were tasty. Didn't like the bench seating--every time the lady beside me got up and sat down--I bounced around right along with her. Our server was a neat, friendly and upbeat guy. He whipped up a version of his fave sauce--a combo of the soy sauce and some other sauce. It was a little gross, but he was so nice that my husband and I didn't have to heart to tell him. Nice atmosphere. Upbeat, professional crowd. Good service. GREAT noodles. The chocolate trifle was great too.

Outstanding! I took my wife and 3 children here for Mother's Day, 11 May 2008. The appetizers were unique and light and the main courses were fantastic. The kids (8,6 & 2) shared one entree (honey chicken) and had their own bowl of soup -- they loved it. My wife and I shared an entree (spicy chicken) and it was superb. This was plenty of food for us, but we couldn't pass on the little larger than "shot glass" sized desserts -- perfect size and cost. Finally, the service was incredible. The server made our meal comfortable and relaxing. There was no rush to move us out (even on Mothers Day. She kept our table cleared of excess plates and kept the tea glasses filled. Overall, the meal was filling, but did not make you feel stuffed. The cost was very fair -- 2 appetizers, 2 soups, 2 entrees, 5 desserts, pot of hot tea, 1 ice tea, and tip for $74! Last note: I recommend seating in the raised, half-circle booths. I highly recommend this kid-friendly, gourmet-tasting food, and prompt-service restaurant.