FAQs
P.F. Chang's was conceived and developed by Paul Fleming (P.F.) and Philip Chiang (Chang) so both names were incorporated into the name of the concept.
What is PF Chang's food philosophy? ›
MADE WITH HEART, SERVED WITH HONOR
This is the philosophy that we live by. We celebrate the cultures that inspire us by using real, whole ingredients, recipes crafted with purpose, traditional cooking techniques, and food served with honor. Every day.
Is PF Chang Chinese or Japanese? ›
P.F. Chang's is the first internationally recognized multi-unit Asian culinary brand to honor and celebrate wok cooking as the center of the guest experience. With roots in Chinese cuisine, today's menu spans across all of Asia, honoring cultures and recipes from Japan, Korea, Thailand, and beyond.
How much is PF Chang's net worth? ›
Chang's was valued at $1.1 billion, according to Bloomberg. Pei Wei Asian Diner, a separate restaurant chain recently split from P.F. Chang's, will not be included in the sale and is staying with Centerbridge Partners.
Can I wear jeans to PF Chang's? ›
Chang's is an upscale, casual dining restaurant. Be comfortable and feel free to come as you are.
What does GF mean at PF Chang's? ›
Gluten-Free Menu
Those with a gluten allergy or intolerance can order P.F. Chang's favorites like Chang's Lettuce Wraps and Chang's Spicy Chicken knowing their food will be made completely free of gluten. Our chefs use a designated gluten-free cooking area with gluten-free woks and cooking utensils.
Why does PF Chang's have a horse? ›
The iconic horse statues found at the entrance of every P.F. Chang's weren't introduced until our third restaurant, located in La Jolla, California. The horses stand guard as a symbol of strength. Our mission today is the same as the day we opened our doors: to celebrate life, family, and food.
Who owns PF Chang's now? ›
Is PF Chang's made from scratch? ›
Chang's Today. P.F. Chang's is an Asian restaurant concept founded on making food from scratch every day in every restaurant.
Is there MSG in PF Chang's food? ›
I started at P.F. Chang's in 2005 as a server and left in 2009 as a Key Manager and can tell you that no, they don't and are very proud of it.
Additionally, the chain uses soybean oil – not peanut oil – for cooking.
Why did PF Chang's change their menu? ›
To meet the evolving tastes of consumers nationwide, the brand is shifting its focus from Chinese-based recipes to a broader Asian experience, putting an emphasis on menu influences from Japan, Korea, Thailand and beyond.
Who is the black CEO of PF Chang's? ›
Damola Adamolekun is, quite literally, a man of the world. The P.F. Chang's Chief Executive Officer, son of a neurologist and pharmacist, was born in Nigeria, and raised in Zimbabwe, Amsterdam, Springfield, Ill., and Columbia, Md.
How old is the CEO of PF Changs? ›
Adamolekun, the Nigerian-born son of a neurologist and a pharmacist, is a unique CEO on various fronts. He's one of the few Black chiefs of a major U.S. company—P.F. Chang's has 200 full-service restaurants that bring in about $ 1 billion a year—and is just 33 years old.
Who is the new CEO of PF Changs? ›
Chang's announces former Panera exec Eduardo Luz as CEO and president. P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Inc. announced Monday the appointment of former Panera Bread chief brand and concept officer Eduardo Luz as the Scottsdale, Ariz.
What does PF mean in Chang? ›
Ever wondered what our name stands for? It's actually a combination of our two co-founders' names. P.F. = Paul Fleming, Chang's = Philip Chiang.
Does Paul Fleming own PF Chang's? ›
P. F. Chang's China Bistro is an American-based, casual dining restaurant chain founded in 1993 by Paul Fleming and Philip Chiang that serves Asian fusion cuisine.
What is PF? ›
A provident fund is a government-managed retirement savings plan that helps employees prepare for retirement. Employees and their employers contribute to the plan.
What is the sister company to PF Changs? ›
The restaurant chain was created as Pei Wei Asian Diner in 2000 by P. F. Chang's China Bistro (PFCB) to compete in the fast casual restaurant segment with a Pan Asian menu and quick, made-to-order service model, while P. F.