Updated On: 13 February, 2024 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Phorum Pandya
The flavourful chicken fare at a newly-opened Asian eatery in Lower Parel nudged us to hit the rewind button to celebrate some iconic, timeless dishes served across city eateries and addas

Chicken gassi
Last month, PF Chang’s debuted in India after 300 outposts in over 20 countries, in Lower Parel. Known for its American Chinese and Asian fare since the 1990s, the menu, tweaked for desi palates including Jain patrons, uses the 2,000-year-old method of wok cooking on a 700-degree flame. Those who have tucked into its fare abroad, can look forward to classic original dynamite shrimp, Chang’s lettuce wraps, spicy kimchi fried rice and Mongolian tenderloin.
While the first PF Chang’s opened in 1993 in Scottsdale, Arizona, in the early 1960s, co-founder, Philip Chiang, opened Mandarette, which served modern adaptations of his family’s traditional Chinese dishes. A regular at the restaurant, Paul Fleming, saw potential and joined hands to create PF Chang’s. The menu today spans across Asia, with recipes from Japan, Korea, Thailand, and beyond.