A walleye fillet was delicate in both texture and taste and the right portion for a light meal. There's a good vegetable section from which you can choose an extra dish, or make a vegetarian meal. It's delicious and a very nice option. Then you could blow it with dessert. Both are served attractively with fruit and raspberry puree.
Service is well-organized, though the server the first night never did slow down.
Then again, he didn't rush us out when we lingered. Having staff to clear tables is a plus. All in all, P.F. Chang's is worth a fling. Perhaps by doing things differently, it will inspire changes in the rather conservative Chinese restaurants here. Subscribe to Cincinnati's Entertainment Newsletter .