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Mongolian Beef Bowl is a great deal. Lots of tender beef. Very tasty. I got the side salad option- a generous portion and comes with ginger dressing and crispy wonton strips.
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jeremy d
27 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-07-14
• DoorDash order
the Singapore Street Noodles do not taste much different at all from the chicken Fried Rice??? the portion of the Singapore Street Noodles for the price is not what you would expect at all either! the Wonton Soup is by far the best thing we ordered!!!! the Tiger Roll was very small as well!!! $80 and change. I would definitely try a different Asian restaurant next time!
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Adra B
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 26-03-16
• DoorDash order
Paid an extra $4 for fried rice and it is NOT worth it. Got like an ice cream scoop's worth, and orange chicken sauce overwhelmed it anyway. Dipping sauce for the eggroll tasted chemical-y, couldn't even finish it. Will not order again.
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Stephanie H
1 contributions
Didn't like
• 23-06-27
• DoorDash order
They have changed their containers to these super small sizes. 2/3 of the container was filled with rice. $17.50 for 5 small pieces of sesame chicken!? The chicken and Ginger Chicken with Broccoli Bowl had zero flavor. We won't be ordering from PF Chang's again.
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Allison H
10 contributions
Didn't like
• 23-08-20
• DoorDash order
Have eaten at a ton of Chinese restaurants in the Raleigh area and have heard great things for PF changs however for the price the portions were incredibly small and the lo mein was dry noodles basically.
Could have spent 50% of the money and received more food at better quality.
