PF Chang's - Montréal

I had talked enthusiastically about the wonderful experience I had at this specific PF Chang's location when I first visited, so my husband was eager to go and try it out.

The food was decent, but the temperature was warm, which was not what I expected when dining at this location.

"I absolutely adore this place! The interior is incredibly spacious, elegant, and stylish. The strong air conditioning is definitely a bonus on hot days."

We went to PF Changs because it was close to the Metro and we were going to a concert in the Bell Centre. My wife and I had been there a couple of years before and were disappointed with the food then. I was hoping that it had improved. It had not. It is a real shame, because the decor is nice and comfortable. It is just that the food is very expensive and not really that good. I would not recommend this restaurant. I hope they can get their act together because the other PF Changs I've been to are considerably better.

What a disaster! Mushy Egg Rolls - Tasteless Won Ton Soup - breaded something that was supposed to be chicken - what the heck is going on. Chinese food has long been part of Montreal's DNA, with one of the most vibrant Chinatown area in North America. Then along comes PF Chame and a total disaster is born. No wonder there were only 3 tables occupied at lunch on a Friday. Add insult to injury, their prices are out to lunch - way too high for the disaster on the menu. Hire cooks who know Chinese food - reduce your prices considerably - buy your egg rolls from Costco so you can tell the difference between a great egg roll and one of your mushy useless ones.OR - close shop and get out of town - you won't make it in Montreal - sorry but that's the truth.George