P.F. Chang's China Bistro

………..and that’s not all. Dirty dishes, cups with lipstick (can you not see this when you put them on the table) and a waiter who isn’t remotely suprised to see all the dirty items being returned —that should have been a tip off. Not to mention a waiter whom one must hunt down for everything from the simple, may I have some water, maybe salt? Then there is the food, hair won ton soup as we call it (wow they sure are gracious, took it off the bill and offered us another bowl, no thanks, one bowl full of hair soup is enough for us to share is enough). The snap peas with garlic were cold (supposed to be hot) so the oil just kinda sat there soaking – yuck. The rest of the food was mediocure to say the least. There were 10 of us and we had quite a variety to choose from, nothing was remotely good. I take that back the spicy chicken MAY have been remotely good. My son, who doesn’t have a problem with urgency and the bathroom had to go to the Container Store and use their bathroom so that he didn’t soil himself (I know why their bathroom was full, must be more people having the same problem). When we got to the museum I asked the ticket gal if I would be allowed to re-enter the movie and told her why……bowel problems from PFChangs on Friars and her response was………ready for this?……..“you never eat at that one, everyone knows that, PF Changs is a chain but they are NOT all the same.” Boy, she can say that again. I strongly advise you not to stop here unless you need a good colon cleaning and want to eat off filthy dishes with the added bonus of human tissue/hair/ etc……….go to the one in La Jolla, it even SMELLS different. Oh, almost forgot, if I were to ever drink toilet water, I am pretty sure it would taste like their Green tea. ICK GAG