Pan-Asian American restaurant chain P.F. Chang’s is joining the restaurant line-up at Denver International Airport (DEN), according to a building permit filed with the city. The restaurant will be located in a 5,479-square-foot restaurant space on the mezzanine level of Terminal A, giving travelers more sit-down options.
P.F. Chang’s is an Arizona-based chain founded by Paul Fleming and Philip Chiang in 1993, serving Asian fusion cuisine across over 300 locations worldwide, in 20+ countries. The restaurant chain is credited with popularizing wok cooking throughout the country, serving Chinese American classics like Kung Pao chicken, orange chicken and Mongolian beef.
The chain has nine locations throughout Colorado, recently opening its Westminster location in Oct. 2025, doors flanked with the restaurant’s trademark humongous golden horse statues. And good news, building plans for the DEN location also call for a horse statue at the restaurant’s upcoming location.
P.F. Chang’s does not have an opening timeline. What Now Denver has reached out for more information.
