P.F. Chang's

karina k

It’s a really beautiful location in be like we have really high stores right next to this restaurant the design and layout and you on this level is very nice and it’s right clean and modern. Love the big screens right in front too.

+9

LAURA PALOMARES

If you’re ever in terminal, Tom Bradley, you definitely need to hit up Gilbert and Miss Mary. They will take care of you. They are amazing charismatic people that will put a smile on your face, regardless of the type of day that you’ve been having between the food good food Great drinks. It definitely takes the edge off flying.

Niki Vasiliadis

The main part of restaurant was closed due to a private functions however take out ordered were available. The only difference is the meals came in containers instead of plates. And there was seating in the general area of the restaurant adjacent to the bar. I ordered the beef with broccoli 🥦 with a side or fried rice and a sparkling mineral water. The delivery to the table took about 20mins. They forgot my water but when I flagged it with the server, one was brought straight out. The portion side was generous and my meal was really good. Great flavour, fresh and the meat and broccoli cooked really well. It’s super pricey though even compared to airport prices. My meal cost around $50 with taxes and automatic service charge of 20%

+1

Claire N

A good spot to park while waiting for your flight. Located a level up, with plenty of table and bar seating. Order by QR code. I’ve been to PF Chang’s in LAX Terminal B twice. Had the Singapore noodles my first visit which were decent. The second visit I got the kid’s noodles - only wanted a small meal before my flight. The noodles were tasteless, but I suppose that’s by design. I don’t have kids but I’ve heard they can be picky eaters and simple is best. So if you have kids, this could be a winner. Prices are NOT friendly at all. 20% gratuity included in the bill. Service is mid. I suppose this place is slightly a cut above, but it’s slim pickings in Terminal B.

andrea

I was shocked when I was told no more waiters. Scan the menu, order on line , pay and some guy walks out with a plate. Nothing on the tables, no one asks if all is well. In fact, of course the taste was there but it was only warm and the rice was ok but also not hot. Sad to see jobs going out the window. The place was not full so maybe other people felt like me

Aki Lehto

Half of the menu was not available. The dish sizes were really uneven between the customers at the same table. Eg. with add-ons the dish was smaller than without and the plate was also smaller. The food itself was good and the waitress was nice (3 stars not about to her).

Jamie Canbolat

The Airport version of most restaurants are almost always worse, same is true for this P.F. Changs located inside the Tom Bradley Terminal. I got the Asian Pear Mojito which was way too sweet for a mojito. For food I ordered the Crispy Honey Chicken which tasted like something I could buy in the frozen aisle. The Pork Dumplings were the best thing I ordered, satisfying in flavor and not reminding me that everything I'm eating is precooked and just heated up. All and all the service was pretty quick but not overly friendly. Not a total skip as there are few other options in the terminal, but maybe consider other options.

+1

Chris

This has gotten so bad and it used to be a good place. You seat yourself and order from a QR code. You can’t order water or speak to a live person if you have questions. The food was OK but very expensive. They add a mandatory 20% fee that is a tip by another name on top of the bill in small print but encourage you to tip as well. On our return through the terminal a week later we went to the food court below the restaurant. Same wait time for our food and we all had a decent meal. This PF Chang is a food court experience with fine dining prices. Skip it.

Geoffrey Bishop

Unfortunately, this P.F. Chang's experience was lack luster. I usually love this restaurant and I was excited to see it as an option during my LAX layover. Took forever to get service, the food was dry and tasteless, my old fashioned drink was uninspiring, and there is a ridiculous amount added to your bill for tip and then another expectation to tip again during payment. The whole experience felt like I was being taken advantage of because of where I was. I would have been more satisfied eating in the food court.

+1

Rafael Kargren (Raf)

Heavily overpriced and certainly not worth the money experience. If you are unlucky - you may be for a long wait to get a table, so I beg you go and find some other place you will not regret this decision. We ordered spring rolls and Buddha Feast - it wasn’t tasting very well , it wasn’t seasoned properly and then similar to other customers had some stomach issues. Food took forever to arrive, almost missing the flight. Service is quite rude and not making much efforts probably because of 20% gratitude included in the bill which by the way is not specified anywhere. Just go and spent your money somewhere else and you will be happy!

+1