Panda Express

Yuck! Food overdone and cold. Orange chicken was brown and egg rolls and Rangoon were burnt. The food was substandard and was not our usual experience. The only good thing was being able to order online.

This place is amazing! I have been looking for a good Chinese place to eat at and this is it. No matter what time of day it is, the food is amazing and has usually just come right off the grill.
The people that work there are amazing as well. Always courteous and helpful. Definitely recommend.

The menu board up on the wall behind the counter reads 2 entrees and 1 vegetable for $ 6.99. So this is what I got. It does not include a drink like sweet tea which is $ 2 more.
Menu items ordered; sweet tea, brown rice, orange chicken and mushroom chicken.
My sweet tea was surprisingly southern sweet tea which is what I like. It was just right as it had just the amount of sugar in it that I like.
The brown rice was delicious as it was so good I didn’t want to chew on it as for some reason wanted to swallow it whole.
The orange chicken was spicy just the way I like it. The mushroom chicken was spicy too as I enjoyed all of this so much I just mixed the three together and dove in with fork.

Surprisingly good, I didn’t expect chain restaurant Chinese food to be that well done. This location was clean and friendly. If we’re ever in Dalton again, this will be our lunch locale.

The food is was good and the service was excellent, my order was big and it was all correct and given promptly

Panda Express is a good place to go for consistent Chinese food. The orange chicken is always a good choice. Beef broccoli is good if you don’t want something deep fried.

We just got a NEW restaurant in Dalton… now everyone in the immediate area can overrun the place for the next month (and backup Walnut Ave. making illegal U-​turns into the parking lot…).
This being said, they haven’t even been open a month and I have eaten there 3 times already, guilty Daltonian…
The food all of the Asian persuasion. Though it was only average, it was nice to know the food was coming out of a brand new kitchen (and you can see them cooking, so you know it’s clean). This bumps it up a star in my book.
The best value are the plates (1 side, 2 meats) for around $ 7(ish). They pile you up with food so you don’t go hungry (could almost feed two).
My favorites are the Chow Mein Noodles and the Beef and Broccoli. The spring rolls are also decently good, but steer clear of the Sweet and Sour sauce… I found it kinda funky. Ask for the spicy mustard packets instead… they hide it behind the counter. I think they are afraid I might run off with handfuls… which could happen.
Moral: If you are craving some sanitary Asisn food, stop by here. Otherwise wait a month or so when the lines (and parking lot chaos) dies down. Then give it a try.