  $\text{UTe}_2$ is a leading candidate for chiral p-wave superconductivity,
and for hosting exotic Majorana fermion quasiparticles. Motivated by recent STM
experiments in this system, we study particle-hole symmetry breaking in chiral
p-wave superconductors. We compute the local density of states from Majorana
fermion surface states in the presence of Rashba surface spin-orbit coupling,
which is expected to be sizeable in heavy-fermion materials like UTe$_2$. We
show that time-reversal and surface reflection symmetry breaking lead to a
natural pairing tendency towards a triplet pair density wave state, which
naturally can account for broken particle-hole symmetry.
