PF Chang's - Montréal

I recently went to PF Chang's on a Friday for lunch thinking it would not be busy, I was wrong, it was crowded, I tried the sweet and sour chicken which came with rice, white or brown, I ordered white, but when it came it was white rice with vegetables so I ate it, the rice was very good, the chicken was okay, when I got the bill I saw I was charged $2 extra for fried rice, when I questioned the waitress she said, "that was what I heard", my point is when it's crowded and noisy it's hard to hear, she said I could speak to the manager about it, but I didn't, I paid my bill and left.I don't understand why the restaurant is always crowded, every time I go something goes wrong and I walk out feeling mad, I enjoy trying out restaurants and trying new food, but I will not return to this restaurant, maybe others have had better luck.

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

We had a nice family dinner here sharing a number of dishes. The lettuce wrap and Mongolian beef are my favorite dishes. Food was hot and very tasty.The service was attentive and very friendly. We lingered at our table and no one was rushing us out.The only negative was they had 1 type of diet soda and the **** Caesar my brother -in -law ordered had to be returned. They quickly provided another.Would recommend this for a casual dining evening

It is a nice place for dinning. They have the Bar area which has Happy hours between 4-7 from Monday to Friday. If you want to go for Happy hour and not at your regular type of a bar, this is the place for you. Instead of going for a coffee on your first date, you can go there for Happy hour. They have good drinks for very low price and a few appetizers on the menu range from $3 to $8. good food. The regular menu is a tad pricey for my taste for the size of dish they serve you.

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.