PF Chang's - Montréal

There were 7 of us and we ordered multiple plates to share. The chicken lettuce wraps and the spring rolls were delicious. The pork dumplings and the egg rolls were ok.The sesame chicken was also really good -- nice mix of veggies with the chicken -- one of the few chicken dishes not flagged as spicy. I also loved the chicken fried rice.For dessert, we ordered the Great Wall of Chocolate and cut it into 5 pieces which gave each person a nice sized portion. We also ordered the Banana spring rolls which were good.Service was good and the bills were properly divided amongst us. I would probably try the dessert won tons next time

We were a group of 6 on a weeknight; the restaurant was not that full so the service should not have been that slow and that disorganized but unfortunately it was. The food is good; it's the kind of restaurant where the plates are shared which we like but nothing really stood out to us. We are willing to try it again just because it could have been an odd night and because of its proximity to home.

Located off of 15S, right off the freeway.Unusually quiet for a Saturday evening dinner but our food was good and fast. The Singapore style noodle dish was yum and had lots of meat. My wife ordered the lettuce wrap which was a little less tasty than what I am used to back in US. Overall good American-Chinese food and priced right

My Asian friends tell me this is not authentic Chinese food but we enjoyed it. The Mongolian beef dish was tender and tasty and I would definitely go back again and explore other dishes.

The staff here has always been friendly, fast, and welcoming. But there's something about the decor that depresses me - words like corporate and funeral come to mind.We've gone about five times, hoping the food would improve. But it always tasted burnt, somehow. I hardly send back food at a restaurant, but sometimes I couldn't even eat what I had ordered. Friends confirmed my opinion, agreeing that something tasted off. Interestingly, I have had no such issues with the PF Chang locations in the US, where every meal would be lovely. The Mongolian beef dish, perhaps known as their signature dish, is reliably good in the US, but I really wouldn't recommend it at this location.