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Chinese cuisine includes a wealth of healthy food that’s good for you, including vegetables, tofu, lean meat, and steamed rice. The fat mostly comes with deep-frying and oily sauces. You might ask that your meal be steamed or lightly stir-fried.

P.F. Chang's

consider these healthy options

menu itemserving amountcaloriesfat grams
Seared Ahi Tuna Appetizer 1 order 260 2g
Harvest Spring Rolls 4 rolls 350 7g
Shrimp Dumplings (steamed) 1 order 290 9g
Wonton Soup 1 cup 350 10g
Chow Mein Vegetables 1 order 470 4.5g
Shanghai Cucumbers 1 order 120 6g
Buddha’s Feast (stir-fried vegetables) 1 order 200 1.5g
Garlic Snap Peas (stir fired) 1 order 210 10g
Cantonese Scallops 1 order 400 16g
Nutritional information listed is accurate as of November 2007. For more information, or updated material, please visit the restaurant’s website.


visit the P.F. Chang's web site


healthy dining tips

  • avoid all-you-can-eat buffets, where you’ll be tempted to over-indulge
  • use chopsticks so you’ll eat slower and consume less
  • order steamed dumplings or fresh spring rolls instead of fried wontons and spring rolls