Panda Express

Nothing quite like getting raw chicken for your meal! Be very cautious eating here. My poor husband and I received completely raw orange chicken and luckily caught it after a few bites. Heaven forbid a child or someone else consumed this food. Contacted corporate and never received a response! Consumers beware!

This is in the new section of terminal B. The seating is a little tight and the space is shared with Whataburger so if you have a group and were planning to get a table you might be out of luck.
The line typically moves pretty quick and the selections are typical of a Panda Express. For the price the value is decent and not too overpriced. Plan on about $ 10 or so for meal with a drink.

Called off the search for better alternatives at iah and stopped here since running out of time. This panda is slightly below average for the chain as flavor was less than normal on both spicy chicken entrees. Portions were good but line took slightly longer than it should have.

It was about what you would expect. I didn’t have much time, so this was quick and easy, not exciting though.

The food here is always fresh and the scents of Chinese herbs dominate the food court. This is one of the best places to eat in IAH. Located in Terminal E food court; the line is always long but moves quickly with the fast professional service. Options are available for Vegetarians as well.

This is by far the best Panda Express location I have been to. The food is delicious. As the reviewer before me wrote «Not all PExpresses are the same». So true, this one is amazing. Every time I’m at IAH I make sure I stop by this particular Panda Express. Definitely recommend this location.

Typical Chinese fast food before catching the next flight out. There is a huge selection of choices but beware of the additional $ 1.20 surcharge to certain items that you might pick. Example Honey fried shrimp and Kolbi beef. Each had a surcharge. So I opted out & went with my basic Orange Chicken & broccoli beef. With a half noodle & fried Brown rice. Ok the brown rice was suppose to be healthy but it was too grainy & chewy to my liking. My meal came in just under $ 8. Not bad for airport food on the run.

The seating is tight, due to sharing the area with Whattaburger. Similar quality and taste with other locations, but with the airport shuffle, seems hurried. As with all other locations, the produce is fresh, but the proteins are low quality and are delivered frozen. Given the price point and convenience, its an ok option.

Hit or miss. Kung pao on the 25^th. Might be lucky to have any pow. One piece of tiny chicken in my panda bowl and 4 slices of squash. Two chillies. Hmm. Dodgy. And waitress said «hello welcome to panda. What can I get» quite politely. As I responded «hi» she turned and disdainfully stuck her hand out (speak to the hand?) then replied rudely «hold on». Er. Ok. Whatever. Food is so so today. Total miss. Cashier was very nice.

When you are getting gouged at the airport just to avoid starvation this is not a bad option. But the food is obviously not high end. I had the orange chicken and it was crispy. the Kung Pao chicken was missing the Pao. And i think they tricked me into eating brown rice. Please don’t do that to me.

Good Orange Chicken. The fried rice was good too.

I’m a big fan of Panda Express. I dunno why, I just love the easy, satisfying (Read: fattening) taste of the entrees with the fried rice and chow mein. They are usually also VERY fast and efficient and the food is always hot and fresh. It’s a great business model and I can travel anywhere knowing that the food is the same.
However, the service I had here left a bad taste in my mouth. I was hungry and my gate was about to board, but usually the fast service would have been perfect for me. For some reason, on this night shift they put all the slow workers. Even the manager, who was my order-​taker asked what I wanted and then looked away as if she had something better to do than listen to my response. I had to tell her 3 times because she wasn’t paying attention. I was behind a slow group who clearly had never been to Panda before, but the cashier wasn’t helping them out. She seemed new on the job, or else didn’t care that they didn’t know what was going on.
If I’m back in IAH, I’ll probably stop here again, hopefully it would be better next time.

I’m on the road for more than half a year as a pilot based at IAH. This is my goto place when I want fresh broccoli, cabbage, and carrots. I think most other Unilocalers are rating Panda Express in general, NOT this specific Panda. (Not all PExpresses are the same).
Key point, this Panda has NON STOP TRAFFIC. Yes, that means there’s a perpetual line, but that also means there’s a rapid turnover of food. None of the items don’t sit in the steam tray for long here. They recently remodeled so the kitchen is outside, visible while standing in line. Everything is cooked fresh.
** I once found a little bug in the broccoli. I called the manager to complain. He even knew what bug it was. He said they get the veggies from local farmers and is served within 48 hours. How cool is that?! He said they do their best to rinse all their veggies, but sometimes this bug gets deep inside the broccoli. The bug also showed that their veggies weren’t dunked in pesticides. I can’t say they’re organic, but it can’t be too bad if bugs are attracted to them, right? So initially I was grossed out by the bug, but now it reassured me that I’m not eating pesticide dipped veggies. The manager also gave me 3 free meals here to apologize as well.
Most of the employees here are so friendly, too! They know what I like and how much I like it. They give me good portions of all the veggies that I like. I’m not a vegetarian, but this is where I get my veggies when I’m on the road.

Panda where ever it is, is always the best Love the Orange chicken it is so great. Love this place!

Great place to go for a quick bite in between transfers. I got in the short line, ordered a Panda Bowl (chowmein with orange chicken), paid, and ran to my gate. I finished it before getting on the plane although I was really going to wait until the drink service… it was hot and delicious, couldn’t resist!

What can you truly say about a chain restaurant that is not common place. Do not look for flash and fanfare when you visit this place. You will always get the same type of dish, with the same type of seasoing and flavoring, served on the same type of dishes, eaten with the same type of utensils. Considering this location is in the airport, this place is normally extremely busy, yet, they make sure that people are out of the line quickly. They are not stingy with samples, which is always a plus in my book, and surprisingly, they accept coupons and promotions from the national headquarters.

After eating cajun and french food in New Orleans, I was craving «Asian» food on the way home. I had Panda in mind since I’ve been here before during a pit stop in Houston. The line was long for this place, and of course the 2 things I wanted, they were out of. So I waited and waited… and waited more for my string bean chicken and kobari beef. After about 10 – 15 minutes of waiting on the side, it finally came out! Apparently everyone else wanted that too, as 2 other people behind me waited (one ended up leaving), and every person after us ordered that too. The workers here are kind of rude though, but I got my «asian» fix, and it’s pretty reasonably priced here!

It’s not awful but its not great either. This location of Panda Express is located in the Houston Airport and service is fast (which is always good when you’re in a rush at the airport.) I’ve eaten here twice and it was fine, but great, but not too bad.

Panda Express is fast food chinese at its worst and best. Its so bad, its good. This one is fairly consistent with all of the others. You get in, grab your orange chicken and get out fairly fast.

Just so ya know, this location is in Terminal E of the Intercontinental Airport.
Standard cheap Panda Express Chinese. It’s better than most of those awful mall Chinese places. You know, the ones with the silly names like, «Mao’s Mongolian» or «Chen’s Chopstix.» I love Panda express because they’re consistent from one location to another – decent, tasty food at the same price (hopefully) as non-​Airport locations. Plus, they honor free refills.