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I recently came upon an essay I wrote in 5th grade during remote learning. This restaurant is still my favorite. I go there for many celebrations when given the choice to choose where to eat.


"Do you love Chinese/Asian food and are waiting to try a new place? Come to P.F. Chang the place that has food based on that. It is my favorite because it has noodles and fried rice, but those are not my only favorite things about P.F. Chang, their decorations are splendid. 


P.F. Chang’s lettuce wrap comes in two different tastes/looks. A vegetarian and non-vegetarian one. P.F. Chang has so many decorations such as Chinese/Asian warriors. You can find a Chinese/Asian picture of people as a bar headpiece. Whenever we go there my younger sister and I always alternate between our favorite foods, Lo Mein and fried rice. I always try to eat with the chopsticks. The music they play is not too loud or too sleepy but it feels calm. One of the desserts they have is Lava Cake. It comes with a piece of chocolate cake with chocolate frosting and on the side of it comes refreshing vanilla ice cream. They serve big quantities so ordering too much for just 4 people means you can have lots of leftovers. They have kids coloring sheets, and even a menu.


P.F. Chang has much to offer for a fancy, casual, dinner. Their service is awesome, and they have delicious food. If you want to try a new place go to P.F. Chang!!!"

Comments

  1. UnknownDecember 13, 2020 at 8:48 PM

    What a great blog, Diya! Loved reading your experience going to P.F. Chang's and it actually reminded me that I haven't dined there since 4 years. Now I am craving for some lettuce wrap and noodles... :)

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  2. Mamta PruthiDecember 15, 2020 at 11:05 AM

    Thank You!

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