Pagoda Asian Grill by P.F. Chang's

Pleasantly surprised with this small counter service place.
Ivan was super helpful, allowing us to sample several of the dishes before we made our choice.
Servings were plentiful and healthy.
I think it’s better than panda express! I definitely will be back.
Ambience was nice and clean with plenty of places to sit and a great drink selection.

first time visiting Pagoda Asian Grill by P.F.
Chang.
I felt dissatisfied with the experience because I like P.F.
Chang but I didn't expect the food quality and guests so much different at full-service P.F.
Chang restaurants, but still, they had to downgrade.
when I first came through the door, no one greeted me or welcomed me.
There are no customers at all when I come in so they should notice and greet me right away.
I saw one of the tables at the corner, a 2 ladies were sitting at that table, possibly a manager or trainer.
Also, I saw one person wearing chef's clothes, I know he saw me but was not great to me either.
this makes me think, isn't it this store just open but I don't feel welcoming at all.
They need to improve guest service. Then I ordered the food, ordered a plate of half rice and half noodles with orange chicken, Kung Pao chicken, and an egg roll.
the person who scooped the food needed more pay attention to detail because a few noodles were sticking out from the box when he gave it to me.
so I taste the noodles and rice.
the tastes rather bland I have to put soy sauce to add flavor.
the orange chicken and Kung Pao taste almost the same in my opinion and the chicken is not juicy but dry.
The egg roll is too dry.
the amount portions of food are ok.
overall my experience was not good.
In my opinion for the price is almost the same I rather go to Panda Express, they have great taste food and I feel welcome in the store.
I wish the best of luck for P.F.
Chang.

GROSS!!! I ordered this today feeling like it must be good if it has PF Chang’s behind them.
Boy was I wrong.
The chicken was half cook.
I ordered lomein that looked like cho mein.
The general Tao’s hacked chicken wasn’t breaded or fried and was in some type of liquid.
The rice had to be a week old.
It was awful.
And now I feel so sick.
I better not get food poison!!!