Posted: 5/25/2007 7:58:24 PM EDT
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Wife is going to an outing where they scheduled a stop at PF Changs. She is a meat and potatos finicky eater, not into many veggies or spicy things. What menu items should she choose? Thanks 
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We did. Can she just order a ribeye and baked potato? That would work. Thanks. 
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Why? I am concentrating on increasing my blood/alcohol content and did not want to waste drinking time in order to scrutinize the PF Chang's menu on line. The wizzarddom of arfcom will set me free, I can feel it. I can post some tittie photos, but that will severely limit the expert PF Chang patron advice...........  Heck, I am not asking how to make hamburger out of steak. 
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It's Chinese food. She's not gonna get a ribeye and baked potato. If she doesn't like chinese food, then she probably shouldn't bother with PF Changs. Maybe she should just order drinks while she's there. |
I know other parents that do that. Me? I take my kids to wherever everyone else is eating. They either find something to eat on the menu, or sit quietly while others do.
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concealed or otherwise. I suggest they find another restaurant.
Kinda what I was thinking. Or you can always bring along some lunchables or ask the maitre to nuke a couple hotpockets for her.. |
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I am a meat and potatoes guy and I really liked their orange chicken and lettuce wraps (non veggie kind). They were awesome. I think the orange chicken was slightly spicey, but nothing unbearable. I used to be a pig pussy when it came to spicey stuff. Truth is most stuff is not that bad once you get used to it. Tell her to try the orange chicken. 
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My GF is a picky eater, too. I can't stand it. I keep telling her "you're missing out on SO much!" Picky eaters are the product of parents letting their kids have what they want. |
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It's just not normal to be afraid that a freakin' chain Chinese restaurant might be too exotic. Watch out that there might be other work or social outings to other exotic places like Spagetti Factory, Taco Bell, etc. I can (somewhat) understand kids going through a picky eater phase but grown-ups need to move past that. Otherwise they'll look like freaks if they need to order from the kids menu or bring Burger King. This can be a disability. She needs to pick the scariest, strangest stuff they have and eat it and enjoy it. Time to expand. |
I think I am the resident PF Changs expert here. I would suggest the dali chicken, but it is very spicy and you were trying to stay away from that. So I'll give a +1 to the mongolian beef or beef with brocolli (basically the same thing). Other than that the northern style spare ribs are an awesome appetizer (dry rubbed ribs), and I like the lamb dishes, but the chengdu spiced lamb is better than the wok seared lamb. |
+1 If Dad won't eat it, she wouldn't either. That is how it went. |