Panda Express

Always good and fresh! I work at the OfficeMax in the area and these people are fast and friendly.

Went yesterday for lunch, I tried something new this time. Tried to keep my selections vegetarian. I ended up ordering chow mien, double order of veggies, and veggie spring rolls. They also have put the calories on all their items on the menu
It’s fast food but Panda Express has been my favorite place to eat Chinese for years

Worst customer service in the city. Anna (I believe she was the manager) was rude and condescending. She was rolling her eyes and snapping at us, I walked away and left my husband at the counter. Then we get home and eat and I bite down on some bone or gristle, there goes my lunch. I am done with Panda Express.

There is usually a long line and the staff is not very accommodating. After waiting 15 minutes to get food and pay there is not any iced tea made. The person in charge says that there is no way to know if they are running low. Frustrating when you are in a hurry.

I’ve been to this location multiple times and the service is sub par. The food is what it is: fast food Chinese –cheap, greasy, & convenient.
I came in at 9:40pm, craving for some orange chicken. I walked to the window and noticed an empty silver platter where the orange chicken normally resides. I look up and politely asked the teenager if she could make some since they are clearly still open and I was given a bitchy answer «sorry we can’t do that «. In disbelief, I said you guys don’t close for 20 minutes. Still no. So I walked out and I refuse to go back.

Omg. You call this fast Chinese food? Who is doing all the cooking? The steam rice tasted dry and the zucchini with chicken was under cook. What ever happen to customer service? I guess they were not train. Cashier asked me do I need a tray after I told her that i am eating my meal here. Of course I need a tray and please wipe down your sticking disgusting dirty tray. To top off my bad experience, I also found a roach crawling along the window edge. I will never come back to this location even if they offer me a free meal.

i hate reviewing fast food chains. do i really have to Unilocal???well youre telling me to so ok. Orange Chicken, Bejing Beef, pork Spare Ribs, Walnut Shrimp are amongst my favorites dont forget to order some cream cheese wontons.

It’s been a while since I’ve eaten at a panda express. I have to say it’s still the same with the addition of Brown rice and done delicious ribs.

I like Panda Express once in a while, but this location… Oh my it is disgusting. A few bites and I almost got sick. It is far from the Panda Express were used to, not that PE is considered top Chinese food but even in PE standards this is the most disgusting thing I put in my mouth.
Wish I had the audacity to ask for my money back.

Before I begin, I would like to say that I normally have a great experience at Panda Express. The food is already prepared and waiting, so if you’re in a hurry, it’s a decent fast food option. Also, the workers are generally friendly and competent.
My experience at this particular Panda Express last night however will definitely make me rethink returning.
While waiting in line at the Panda Express counter I was watching the cook on duty cleaning and what I assume was degreasing the kitchen equipment and flooring.
One of the guests ahead of me took all of one of the food items and the manager who was serving turned and asked the cook to prepare more. This is when the issue arose.
The cook put his cleaning supplies down and immediately went to work without washing his hands. I witnessed him grab raw broccoli from a large container with his bare hands, then he reached into a drawer cooler to pull out raw meat, again with his bare hands. After retrieving the ingredients, he wiped his hands on the sides of his pants and then walked down to the end of the kitchen. On his way, he stopped to push garbage down into the trash can (literally pushed the garbage down to compress it with his bare hands). Next, he proceeded into the back area of the kitchen where he smacked a coworkers behind.
Without washing his hands, he returned to the cooking area while picking his nose and, after flicking whatever he found, began to cook (again, without washing his hands).
I brought the issue up to the manager and she simply offered to have him cook something fresh for me if I was concerned about the quality of the food that was already prepared. She was not concerned about the cross contamination of the unprepared meats and veggies and didn’t seem to care that he didn’t wash his hands before returning to cooking from cleaning floors and equipment.
Needless to say, I didn’t go ahead with my order and ended up leaving without making a purchase. I hope that it was just a one-​time lapse, or they are going to have some sick customers to deal with very soon!

I think some people expect too much from a fast food joint. I have never encountered any problems with Panda Express. I have been going to Panda for almost 10 years. Great quality of food for a reasonable price. Consistency lacks on some items such as their egg rolls. It is not always fresh. Employees are friendly enough that they offer you to try some sample of their new items.

Lots of choices to choose from, it is hard to choose. Favorite go to choices are usually Orange Chicken and Kung Pao Chicken. Store is kept in immaculate condition, so clean and orderly. Friday night is a super busy time with the line almost going out the door. Friendly customer service with a smile.

I rarely come to Panda Express but for some particular reason I was craving it. now orange chicken and honey glazed shrimp with fried rice was my choice oh and veggie rolls!!! The flavors were exceptional if weren’t for all that soy sauce. just saying if the soy sauce wasn’t so strong the chicken and shrimp I would’ve enjoyed more. I’ll keep going back but not often just every now and then when I get the craving for it.

I rarely come here. Normally, it’s busy when I do. But today, I was in and out in five minutes. I’m pretty impress with the customer service. They noticed me right away when I walked in through the door. She was helping another guest and told me she will be with me shortly. Then I see someone standing who looks like a manager or a chef. Not sure, lol. I thought he was just going to look at me and walk away but nope. He asked if I was ready to order. And he took my order instead. I’m pretty sure they hired new people since the bad reviews. Anyways, food was great! As well as customer service. I ordered the shrimp walnut thingy and my favorite mushroom chicken and did a combo of fried rice and noodles. He put a lot on my plate. Sometimes Panda Express can be stingy with their food. Just like McDonalds and their sauce. But they started charging for those. Very irrelevant… Lol. But my review!!!(:

I only go here for lunch since I work nearby. There service used to be terrible but it seems to have gotten better. I find when I get frustrated there now its because of the fool in front of me who spent their time in line chatting on their cell phone and now want extra time to decide rice/​noodles? chicken/​beef? 1 entrée or 2? … you get the idea.
There’s also super friendly asian guy who didn’t used to work here and seems to have made things better. He’s a bit overbearing but at least he keeps the others moving quickly.
Take it for what it is — fast food. Not the best meal you’ll ever have but certainly not the worst.

I have gone here a few times and for the most part the food is decent for fast food Chinese and service was decent not good BUT decent. BUT tonight, the service SUCKED!!! There was a girl named Traci and WOW she was horrible!!! The way she took the order and couldn’t understand simple English kinda makes wonder if she was dropped on her head a lot as a kid!
Couldn’t understand my order and charged me for something I didn’t order! Wow! If I was the manager she would be gone gone gone!
If I see her again I’ll walk out. The food is not worth her attitude and stupidity.

The food is phenomenal for a great price. However, the service provided by the employees was poor, inadequate, sub-​par, unsatisfactory, bad… you get the idea. I would suggest driving the extra miles to another location to save yourself from a dreadful experience.

I like another reviewer… Chinese-ish…lol! Well I’d have to agree on that one! Best items here I think are: walnut shrimp ($ 1 more), string bean chicken and eggplant. I always opt for noodles because their rice is so dry… but even the noodles are not the greatest… but again it’s fast and decent. I like that they have the peach diet green tea… kids meal is not worth it, might as well get a 1 item combo for just a little more. No prize or dessert… don’t bother. I don’t recommend drive thru either they skimp in servings. All in all it’s OK… at least no msg.

It’s Panda Express! Fast food Chinese-​ish food. When you’re hungry this works.

Before a few more fast food options popped up here in the barren southwest, Panda Express was a place we sometimes ended up when too tired to cook or drive far. My husband always tried different items, and I had the spring rolls and cream cheese wontons (no crab meat in these) once. (Then I read on Panda’s website that these are fried with meat products. Duh, I know. Kudos to Panda Express for being so forthcoming, though.)
Mike would usually end each meal with, «Never again.» Not because the food was terrible, but just because it is fast food, and once that distracting roar of «Feed Me!» is silenced, you think, «Was I really so tired I couldn’t make a sandwich? Something less greasy? Tastier?» The talk of a full tummy, of course, one that has forgotten how good hot, crispy food from anywhere made by other people sounded an hour before.
I have to give this particular Panda Express an A-​OK rating, though. One, the interior is always spotless. Two, the staff has always been so friendly and helpful. They are quick to suggest to cheapest way to set up your order, they’re patient with slow orderers, and the time I got the wontons, they suggested I wait a few minutes to get something fresher than what was already in the tray.
Also, they close at closing time. It sounds obvious, but if you go in 30 minutes before closing, you will get food. Try that at some other fast food places in this area (especially an unnamed one a few doors down), and you’ll be told it’s clean-​up time. To me, the hours on a restaurant’s door — especially a fast food place — are for the customer, not the cleaning crew… something that’s particularly important when you may only be there because all of the «good» places are closed.