Panda Express

If you are staying in PH Westgate (aka Hilton Elara) and looking for cheap eats in between your clubbing and gambling escapades, Panda Express will get the job done on the cheap. The food is greasy enough to protect against some of that alcohol, and this location is open until 2AM.

A guilty pleasure of mine whenever I leave the NYC area.
Has the lo mein/​rice, angus steak, and the new chicken option. Food was a little saltier compared to most locations. They didn’t have Orange Chicken at the time I went which was a bit disappointing. Other wise, it was ok.

Great value, tasty food, friendly service, clean!
Consider the kids meal for a tasty snack in between adventures :)

I was STARVING after the club. Ended up walking across and stumbled upon the only place that was open.
They were closing up but I made it just in time.
They had a couple plates of food already packaged and were selling them for $ 4 a box! What a steal! Came with chow mein and two items. I think one of them was the ribs and some orange chicken! Boy that hit the spot!
Thank you Panda!

Panda is Panda, but when you have a busy but clean store and a rock star kayla working the counter, all is good! The food was fresh and hot and hit the spot and on the cheap here in Vegas!

For a quick meal in Vegas, this isn’t a bad choice. The line always tends to be long at this location, and it is definitely overpriced. The also tend to run out of entrees often, so have a few in mind before coming, or expect to wait. However, that is all expected for being in a busy shopping mall on the strip. The workers are all pretty energetic and efficient. There’s definitely better food to eat in this mall (such as Earl’s sandwiches), but this may be one of the quickest choices.

Decent and very convenient location that is open until 2 am. The food us your standard fast food fare but the service is very fast and friendly and it’s nice to be able to grab a bite after a night out that is not McDonalds or pizza. I usually stick to the mushroom chicken or spareribs.

1 star because allen was stingy with my orange chicken. This guy should stick to the cash register and not touch the damn food. Even his co worker, Tony, looked at him weird. I would usually let this go but he hooked up some other people which made me feel like this was a personal issue. After eating my 5 pieces of over priced orange chicken i had an earl.
Edit: Changed it to 3 star since tony attempted but failed to put a little more before allen closed the tray.

BLAHHHHH… looked way better then it tasted… under cooked noodles, over cooked meats… no thanks… wont b coming back…

The food court offers a great selection for a casino. Panda Express and Orange Chicken is always a favorite. The food was as fresh and hot. Not crazy about an $ 11.00 lunch but it is Vegas.

Maybe it’s because we don’t have any in my hometown, but I simply CANNOT resist eating at a Panda Express whenever I see one. The quality of meat and the flavor outperforms all your run of mill Chinese restaurants and definitely the MSG-​fest buffets. I like to refer to Panda Express and «fast food PF Changs». Love it, need one at home!

The best thing about this place is its location inside the enclosed mall. While eating my crappy lunch — I’ll get to that in a moment — I was sitting in their ‘café’. The ceiling of the mall has a sky motif; suddenly I heard thunder, the sky turned a bit dark (remember, this is inside the mall) and it started to rain. Drops of water fell from the ceiling into a pool below. It truly simulated a spring shower.
Cool. But I came for the food. And that was awful.
I ordered beef with broccoli. To quote Clara Peller — remember her? — «where’s the beef?» I got over-​priced broccoli, with a side of tasteless over-​cooked noodles.
Unfortunately, some restauranteurs in touristy areas, don’t care about client retention since their customer-​base is transient. I hope reviews like this, spark the owners to upgrade their standards. I for one, won’t be back.

4 stars for being the only fast food fast food place in Vegas.
We were in a rush to get to the Cosmo Outdoor show for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Everything we walked by were either sit down restaurants or long lined fast food places. This was the only fast food fast food place we were able to find.
Prices were high though but I guess regular considering it’s Vegas.

I’ve been to this location a couple of times after staying at Planet Hollywood (now Elara).
Let’s be honest… sometimes greasy Chinese food is good after a night of heavy drinking! We made a stop to this Panda Express location since it is located inside the Miracle Mile Shopping Mall, and our suite is located upstairs in Elara! This Panda Express can get pretty busy considering it’s popular and busy location!
FOOD
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— Chow Mein — Good!
— Fried Rice — They actually use brown rice for their fried rice now. Not a fan…
— Beef Brocolli — good!
— Orange Chicken — Good!
SERVICE
— — — — — — — —
I was surprised at how slow they were this time around. A lot of their foods weren’t prepared so we had to wait longer than usual!
³⁄₅!

Where does all night/​morning partying and drinking on an empty stomach get you? I’ll tell you. It gets you up and ready to do it again the next day. Panda Express satisfied my craving for chow mein & garlic shrimp & honey walnut shrimp twice a day for the time I was in Vegas.
SOOOO yummy and fueled my system so that I could drink more alcohol.

I had the SweetFire Chicken Breast entrée at this location, and it was very tasty. This is located inside the Miracle Mile Mall, and we were able to get a seat right in front of the «thunderstorm» show. The prices here seemed reasonable.
Enjoy!

Cheat eats on the Vegas strip! I remember the days I used to come to Vegas with my family and food was hella cheap. Not anymore.
If you’re staying at City Center and looking for a quick bite for a decent price, Panda at the Planet Hollywood across the street is $ 8 for a two item combo. A premium compared to other locations but I’ll take it.
Took it back to the suites where there was a kitchen and dining room and feasted away.

Typical mall restaurant that you can find almost everywhere! The smell of the food and the price will draw you in and help curve those hangovers then spending lotsa money at the buffet.
When I come here I always order the broccoli and beef with fried rice. Mmmmm
Soup and salad are not enticing like a higher rated Chinese restaurant but hey it gets the job done and the staff here are super friendly and give samples if you ask.

I know I know. It’s like a sin for me to have Panda Express because I’m Asian. But, in the city of sin, it’s okay to commit sins, right? At least that was my logic (although I also eat Panda Express outside of the city of sin, but that is not the point!)
I was looking for some comfort food and was craving white rice, fried rice, or chow mein. We walked in and I was a little bit giddy. I always order the Chicken and String Bean, so I got that and my friend picked the Pepper Chicken. We shared one of those two entrée dealios with half chow mein and half fried rice.
The lady at the cash register was a little bit rude. I asked if I could have an extra plate for us to split the meal and she looked at me like I was crazy. We didn’t get any napkins, so I asked her if I could have some. As she’s staring at the register, she waves me off and says «behind you.» Okay lady.
I sat down, smelled the food, and smiled. I only had a banana and some tater tots for breakfast/​brunch and it was about 2:30PM, so I was starving! I took a bite of the chicken and string bean and it totally hit the spot. I pretty much devoured my half of the food, and sat there rubbing my little food belly.
We had a bunch of different tasks to get done for the Bachelorette Party/​Bridal Shower, so a quick and yummy meal was perfect.
Just an FYI, this is inside the Planet Hollywood Hotel & Casino in the Miracle Mile Shops area.

At first, I didn’t think this Panda Express (in PH’s Miracle Mile Shops) even warranted a review, but I am still so dissatisfied that I need to write this.
I went to Vegas this past weekend, and I know what you’re thinking, «Why would you waste precious stomach real estate on something like Panda Express when there are tons of delicious buffets around?!» The answer is, «I DONT KNOW T_​_​_​T» Actually it was because my friends and I had to grab something quick and leave before traffic got too bad (which it did anyway).
First, the prices are already a little higher than they are in LA. For what I paid, I could have gotten a sandwich from Earl’s and it would have actually made me happy.
Second, their food sucks. I actually do like Panda from time to time, but their chow mein was bland, kung pao chicken bland and not even spicy, fried rice tasted like nothing! (I rather eat dirt!), and the orange chicken was ok. Seriously, I love eating, but this meal brought me no joy and no marginal utility (I’m an econ major).
Third, the workers are so monotonous and mediocre. No smiles. Just pack in your food, ask for your money, and send you on your way. Vegas is not the place to waste time and money on Panda Express.
I have heard that it’s an insult to ask for soy sauce because it implies that the cooking/​seasoning is not up to your standard. I put in some soy sauce, and at least it tasted like something (just salty, but still). UGH I don’t think I’ve been so dissatisfied by a meal in so long.