Panda Asian Fusion

If you want to get food poisoning deff go here. The only good thing about this place is the one server Sebastian. Besides him the service is awful. I used to get sushi here a few times a week, then I got food poisoning and never went back. Since then I have heard of 3 more people getting sick too

Yeah, they’re lit.
Sushi is always on point, the all you can eat menu is my go to.

Thank god this is the only sushi place around here because they would be out of business If there was any kind of competition. Their sushi is OKAY. But their Chinese food is horrible. Aside from the overly high prices, their portions are a joke. For the money I’m spending, I mine as well take the trip down south philly to china house on Oregon ave. their sweet and sour chicken sauce is orange and watery. I’ve never seen it not bright red. Their quarts are more like pints. I spent $ 60 and it barely fed two of us. Thanks for all the soy sauce and wasabi too. There was a just enough for one piece of sushi. I ask for extra duck sauce and they give me three lol. And NO fortune cookies ! Ha. People from Delco love this place and I’m sorry I just don’t get it. I’ll drive to South Philly for my Chinese food

Love this place. Great sushi, I try something different every time I go and haven’t been disappointed yet.
Good spot, I would recommend it.

Hands down, best sushi. I love the California roll!
Excellent egg rolls and rice. I get take-​out from here almost every week. Seriously great.

Ordered take-​out sushi. Delicious, fresh. Just a little pricey. Fast service. Will order again. Surprisingly good for the area.

I was not expecting to have good sushi in this area, but they are really good!
Their service was good too.
My friend ordered Hibachi combo and their fried rice was not good.
But fried noodle and Phad Thai were good too.

We placed a takeout order and told them of a food allergy. Upon getting the food home we found that everything was covered in sesame seeds. I called in and asked them to bring out a replacement. They stated we would have to come back in. I find that poor.

Medicore at best. My husband and I love sushi and our neighbor recommended this place. We were so disappointed. We got 4 different rolls and were not crazy about any of them– they were not rolled well and fell apart when we picked them up. The décor was nice but the service left a lot to be desired– we had to ask for everything– to order both our drinks and food, for refills, for the check. No one came by to check if we needed anything or how the food was– just very inattentive. We will not be returning.

Now I’ll be the first to admit that I was spoiled by lower bucks county’s sushi restaurants. There were many and they were soooo cheap. Needless to say this is not the case in east Delco. So I was excited to even find a sushi place in this area. The sushi was pretty fresh, Byob is always nice, and the atmosphere was pleasant. The prices were not as good as I’m used to, but they weren’t horrible. The service wasn’t the best and I was sad to find out that because I don’t have a printer I couldn’t use their coupons in my phone. Might go back again but only because I don’t know of anything better in the area unless I want to go into Philly, which I very well might.

We drive by this place all the time and decided to try it today for lunch. Surprisingly the sushi is delish… but their lunch specials are average and nothing spectacular.

Favorite place to eat in the area! I get sushi take out here at least once a week. It’s always fresh and delicious! They make it easy by allowing you to order online. Their hibachi dinners are really good, I usually get the chicken and filet mignon. The staff is super friendly and always pleasant.

It’s ok overrated if you ask me! Came here twice and was just ok nothing to rave over!

Came here for Valentine’s Day, and as always, the sushi is pretty good (which says a lot since I’m from hawaii and picky on sushi). However, the service here could use some work. The servers were not very attentive, and the sushi takes awhile to come out, but for $ 20 AYCE sushi, it really can’t be beat. I will be back on a day and time when its not as busy.,

A lot of times when you think about lunch, you think I want something good, not the same old… When that comes to mind this is one of the spots I come to.
I LOVE their bento boxes, I get the salmon teriyaki that comes over onions also served with white rice, 3pcs of California roll and Shumai. You get your choice of Miso soup or salad, both are good but their Miso soup is the best I’ve had. When I’m just in the mood for sushi I’ll get the combo of two or three which also comes with your choice, like I said the soup is awesome so I go for that. The good is extremely fresh and delicious, always hits the spot.
I’ve never dined-​in so I can’t comment on service other than pick up, which is always very courteous and efficient, when you call in your order they give you a pick up number and confirm your order upon pick up. I have used the restroom which is clean. The restaurant in itself is clean an nice ambiance as well.
Oh they also have Chinese lunch boxes, I have never ventured outside of the bento box and sushi but coworkers state it is very good as well.
If you are around definitely stop in, if it’s not enroute it’s even worth it to take a detour :)

Overall, this is a pretty solid place. The only thing I ever order here is sushi, and it’s from the $ 20 all-​you-​can-​eat menu. They offer plenty of different selections including non-​sushi items such as miso soup, spring rolls, fried rice, etc …
The servers are usually very hospitable — the one negative I would have to add about this restaurant is, when you go through more than two «rounds» of sushi, the service does tend to become slower and I feel as though I’m being rushed out. Myself and a friend went recently as it’s almost as though you feel obligated to stop eating after you’re served a second time. Each time, I order 2 – 3 rolls, so it isn’t like I’m abusing their menu and, when I order, I finish everything (50 cents extra for each remaining piece that goes uneaten). All-​you-​can-​eat means exactly that.
Another negative would be the bathrooms are pretty gross — usually pretty foul smelling.
Would I return? Yes. And I have, multiple times — for the sushi. As for the rest of the menu, I can’t comment as I’ve never ordered anything else. And the BYOB is nice, as well. I recommend this place — you could do worse.

I have been going to this place since the week they opened. They were hands down the best sushi /​Asian fusion restaurant in the area. They provided incredibly fresh ingredients, beautiful sushi presentation and excellent customer service.
Unfortunately the gentleman who originally managed this restaurant left, leaving the task to family members. This was about a year ago. Since this has happened Panda Fusion has taken a nose dive.
Now, they have reduced their menu (all but eliminating the Thai menu), increased their prices (this can happen regardless), compromised their ingredient quality and presentation, and lastly the service is now horrible.
A few weeks ago I ordered striped bass sushi. What was delivered to my table was freezer burnt old (stinky) striped bass. Upon requesting to have it removed from the bill the waiter and eventually the manager argued with me that there was nothing wrong with the dish. After 10 minutes of debating they reluctantly removed it.
Just last week after eating there my friend became violently ill for several days. He said the sushi didn’t taste right but ate it anyway. There is no way to prove it, but beware of the sushi here now.
Very very sad to see such a great place go to h*ll.

This is my go to place for a good, quick meal. Never noticed it until a friend told me they ate here and loved it. They have a great selection and the staff is always pleasant and efficient. I go here a lot with vegetarians and they have plenty of veggie dishes. The AAC roll (non sushi) and General Tao’s Tofu are some of their favorites.
I like that we can get Thai or Chinese and it is always good. Food is always fresh. Love their ginger salad dressing. I don’t eat Sushi but people rave about it and I have seen tables eat huge amounts/​platters of sushi while there.
Sometimes the groovy 80s music is a little loud but for the most part it is a relaxing place to grab an affordable, good bite to eat. It is a BYOB and there is a PA state liquor store in same shopping center. Great for take out too.

I believe the sign in the front said best Asian in town and I’d have to assume that may not be too far from the truth. It’s not the best food I’ve had but I mostly enjoyed everything.
When going to a hibachi we typically prefer the spots that cook the food in front of you but this location was more convenient so we settled. They serve Japanese, Thai, Chinese food (along with the hibachi options) and have the menu’s organized under these titles. We skipped the Chinese because the options were similar to what you can get from a typical corner store. The hibachi was what one would expect, but they don’t give you the dipping sauces as traditional ones do. Also, as usual the hibachi came with soup & salad but no one at my table was a fan of the dressing they used here. We also tried the spring rolls and house wonton soup which were just okay, nothing special. Wonton broth was lacking in flavor.
The major standout here was the sushi. It is prepared fresh at the sushi bar and all the rolls we tried (spicy tuna, sexy girl and sunshine) were very delicious and the price was pretty good for sushi quality. Also, what I find to be a major selling point is that this spot is BYOB (and there’s a wine & spirits not too far). Major win!

I like the atmosphere. When we walked in it was peaceful and inviting. We were greeted and seated in a GREAT table right away. Plenty of room, with three large men still comfortable.
We came here for one reason — Sushi.
The selection was very nice. Presentation a step above what I expected in the location and the food all tasted very much like it was fresh.
We actually all ordered a variety of meals, myself a Box Lunch that was actually done with about as perfect of a tempura as I’ve had in sometime.
Dipping sauces were flavorful, without being overpowering.
And the specialty rolls (I orders some sushi separate for the table to share) nice to look at and VERY good. The Mango was succulent and sweet, mixing very well with everything.
Service was spot on. Attentive, without being intrusive. Made sure drinks were full, that there was plenty of wasabi and ginger, and that everyone had the utensils they desired.
And the desserts…
There will be a separate review on them coming soon.