P.F. Chang's To Go to open in McKinney

P.F. Chang's To Go is expected to open in McKinney soon. (Courtesy P.F. Chang's)

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By Miranda Jaimes | 4:12 PM Jan 25, 2021 CST | Updated 4:12 PM Jan 25, 2021 CST

McKinney will soon be host to a relatively new dining concept for P.F. Chang’s. P.F. Chang’s To Go, which opened its first location in Chicago last year, will open in McKinney this summer.

The restaurant will operate with a smaller footprint than a traditional P.F. Chang’s full-scale restaurant with a menu that features well-known items, such as lettuce wraps, Mongolian beef and Chang’s Spicy Chicken, according to a P.F. Chang’s news release. Customers will be able to order online for takeout, catering and delivery.

“Asian has always been a go-to takeout cuisine and off-premise dining is a model where P.F. Chang’s shows its strength, which has allowed us to continue to meet consumer demand for elevated Asian cuisine in an easily-accessible way,” P.F. Chang's CEO Damola Adamolekun said in the release. “P.F. Chang’s To Go provides a platform for us to strengthen and grow that offering.”

An exact address for this location has not yet been confirmed. www.pfchangs.com/pf-changs-to-go

By Miranda Jaimes

Miranda has been in the North Texas area since she graduated from Oklahoma Christian University in 2014. She reported and did design for a daily newspaper in Grayson County before she transitioned to a managing editor role for three weekly newspapers in Collin County. She joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2017 covering Tarrant County news, and is now back in Collin County as the editor of the Frisco and McKinney editions.

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