P.F. Chang's Is Bringing 3 Fan-Favorite Meals to the Freezer Aisle
P.F. Chang's has been a fan-favorite eatery for years, offering a wide array of tasty Asian-inspired cuisine. Whether it's savory chicken lettuce wraps or spicy hot and sour soup, there's something for every palate to enjoy. Beyond its offerings in restaurants, the popular chain also has a line of frozen meals called Home Menu that helps us get all our favorite P.F. Chang's dishes on the table in minutes, from Orange Chicken to Chicken Lo Mein, Chicken Teriyaki, and more.
And now, P.F. Chang's is adding three new dishes to its Home Menu line, and we can't wait to try them.
The first new product to join P.F. Chang's lineup is Mongolian-style Beef. The popular dish will be available in a single-serving package and features Mongolian-style beef in a sweet and savory sauce with a medley of veggies, including onions, string beans, and red bell peppers. The dish comes complete with white rice and scallions for $4.99.
Next up is Shrimp Fried Rice. Perfect for families, this dish starts with fluffy jasmine rice and is loaded with flavorful shrimp, carrots, green onions, and eggs. For just $7.99, it's an especially great option for busy evenings when you need a satisfying dish that will be ready in 10 minutes.
Lastly, we have Chicken Dumplings, which is the only appetizer joining the brand's lineup. Each package contains 16 dumplings filled with dark meat, shredded cabbage, and sliced scallions, and a packet of P.F. Chang's signature dipping sauce. You can pan-fry them on the stovetop or steam them in the microwave—both cooking methods will get these dumplings on the table in less than 10 minutes. Retailing for $7.99 per box, this is perfect when you're hosting and need an impressive appetizer in a pinch.
If your mouth is already watering about the new additions, luckily, you won't have to wait too long to try them. All three products will be available this month at select retailers, including Target, ShopRite, and Kroger. You can also purchase them online, depending on your location. With summer right around the corner, we already know we'll need a few heat-and-eat meals on hand for those evenings when we can't be bothered to cook—and luckily, P.F. Chang's has us covered.
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