Panda Express

Horrible experience. We had a coupon that states: «enjoy a free entrée with the purchase of a two entrée platter». You would think this implies buy one entrée and get the second free? I was wrong– all the lady did was give me free lo mein which was $ 1.50 off our bill so the total was still about $ 16 for 2 people. The cashier did apologize but the coupons are very misleading and I will not be going to panda express anymore.

There’s been a few times I’ve been there that I’m been disappointed with the food. When Ive gotten the orange chicken and it had too much breading. They will let you sample anything you want. They do have healthy steamed veggies and some healthy chicken options. The Angus Steak and mushroom is pretty legit. They always give you a coupon on your receipt for an extra entrée if you just fill out the survey.

In terms of the food. Definitely one of the better Panda Expresses that I’ve been to!
Ordered White Rice/​Mushroom Chicken/​Broccoli Beef
Food was not too oily and not too saucy. It was definitely the right amount!
Don’t let the chefs get away, Panda!

First time at an P-Express…I was impressed.
I like how everything is fresh and the restaurant is clean. I had the mushroom chicken and it was terrific. Staff was very attentive. I will definitely go back.

Orange chicken… WITH BACON!!!
GOOOOOOOO GOOOOO GOOOOOO!!!
What are you waiting for!!!
LOL
So after church my mom suggests to eat here because it’s the only fast food Chinese restaurant that doesn’t hurt her stomach. My sis and I both looked at each other, «You really want to eat at Panda Express?» But of course we all saunter over there to please mom and what the hey, we love Chinese food! HA!
Right when I parked I was already pleasantly surprised. They had a nice seating area outside with tables, chairs and umbrellas. The inside was nice and clean. The staff was friendly.
I love orange chicken so you can imagine my extreme delight as I found out they had orange chicken WITH BACON! I was all over that… with a side of their lo mein :) My 1 entrée and 1 side combo was huge! I most didn’t finish it but I couldn’t let all that deliciousness go to waste. Besides, we we’re about to head to the mall to walk it all off anyways ;) My entire family seemed satisfied with their dishes and we left full and happy.
I now have my favorite go-​to place for orange chicken… with bacon: D

When I used to live in New York Panda Express was one of my favorite spots to eat at. So being in the military and traveling around a lot, I kind of lost touch. Now fast forward to the last couple of years and Panda Express’s are popping up all over the place & I am happy to see them again.
This is my first time at this location. I always pass it to & from work. I was craving some orange chicken for lunch, so i popped on in. At first look the restaurant is very clean, inside & out. The menu board and all the labels for the food are easy to read. If you need any help ordering, they are glad to help you. I wanted something simple to go along with the Orange Chicken, so I got the bowl, which I put Fried Brown Rice in it. The combination of fried rice to chicken is really good. Both textures and flavors mix perfectly together. The orange chicken wasn’t overly sweet. I felt the brown fried rice could have had a little more seasoning. By itself it felt bland. I need to visit this place more often and try more of the menu. But for not eating at a Panda Express in awhile I was satisfied and will definitely be back.

Love this place! Awesome Orange chicken, Kung Pao chicken & love that you can get half noodles, half rice and 2 diff entrees at a decent price! This location has some of the friendliest employees and the place is very clean! Do yourself a favor and check it out!

The good thing about this place is that they now offer brown steamed rice and brown fried rice.
As far as their menu items, I have tried their string bean chicken breast, orange chicken, kung pao chicken, mushroom chicken, beijing beef, shanghai angus steak, broccoli beef, and grilled teriyaki chicken. They are all good, but I like their orange chicken and grilled teriyaki chicken the most.
Pick a side item of your choice from fried rice, white steamed rice, brown rice, brown fried rice, chow mein (noodles), or mixed veggies.

At this point in your life you may have worked out that Panda is not for everybody. It’s not for the extremely health conscious. It’s not for the people who only eat authentic ethnic food. It is for me, however, and peeps who are very hungry, on a time crunch, and who don’t really want to ponder over the menu to decide what to order. Not today at least.
The food layout serves a very distinct purpose. You don’t need pictures at this Chinese eating establishment. The reds of the bbq pork are very red, the sweet glaze of the orange chicken is very shiny, the chow mein is the very essence of yummy wobbly noodle and celery bits.
The service is stellar at this location, which makes this place worthy of a 4-​star rating. The relative ho-​humness of the strip mall food scene has been a long-​running disappointment to locals, even in Panda restaurants nationwide. But here there is a sign of life. In particular there is a really nice, exemplary woman who works in the serving line. She seems to have a perma-​smile and never fails to ask every customer if he/​she would like to sample something. Not only that, she sparks personal conversation with anyone who is receptive to it. I’m not ashamed to tell my Chinese mother that I’ll be back, if anything because I like how I’ve been treated.
Also for anyone involved with a charity, Panda has a Giving program that you can apply for called Panda Cares. The promotion was printed on my cup.

As with any Panda Express the food is drenched in sauce. And loaded with lots of calories too. But the taste is good for the price and they pile the food into your plate. This is the kind of Chinese food that fills you up so you won’t be hungry an hour later. It’s OK when I’m starving, but I haven’t wanted to stop by since changing my eating habits.