Re: PF Chang's Palo Alto - fine experience

June 12, 2009

I have eaten there a few times as well and not had a problem. I was told by a

P.F. Changs server in Corte Madera that all the GF dishes are served on their

" signature " plates. He said they're only at the GF station in the kitchen and I

should never eat anything that doesn't come out of the kitchen on a " signature "

plate. I will always check with the server that this is protocol. I don't know

if this is a new safety measure on their end - but I will always look for their

P.F. Chang's writing on the border of the plate in the future, and if it is not

there - send it back!

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> >

> > i got sick the two times i went to pf changs palo alto several years

> > ago--i wanted to give it a second try but it was just as bad as the

> > first time, unfortunately. they mean well by offering a gf menu but

> > clearly, both times, there seemed to be a lack of knowledge of the

> > ingredients and/or major cross contamination issues.

> >

> > -----Original Message-----

> > From: Bronwyn Syiek <bronwyn@...>

> >

> > Sent: Thu, 11 Jun 2009 1:58 pm

> > Subject: Re: [ ] RE: PF Chang's Palo Alto - awful

> > experience

> >

> > Yes. I will.

> > From:

> >

> > Sent: Thu Jun 11 13:57:34 2009

> > Subject: [ ] RE: PF Chang's Palo Alto - awful experience

> > Bronwyn, sounds like you should let PF Changs know about your

> > experience. Obviously they have someone in the kitchen who does not

> > know the GF protocol. Even if you never eat there again, you may

> > save some other celiac distress. Has anyone else had a similar

> > experience at PF Changs in Palo Alto?

> > _,___

> >

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