Panda Express

I don’t mind paying $ 1.25 extra for walnut shrimp but what I do mind is that I only get about 5 shrimps.

Dec 30 9 pm. Extremely clean, Very good employees. Food looks fantastic behind glass. However, no one has been stirring it so I was served everything that was the temperate of the room. What a shame as everything here is excellent except the reason I walked into the place. Trash can ate my dinner that night, but I will try again in a week or two to see if its hot this time.

I love Panda Express but this location I won’t be going back too. The rice was stale and my orange chicken was way over cooked.

The worst food ever! It’s completely overcooked. rice hard, chicken hard, egg roll brick hard. I threw this entire meal out. What completely waste of money. They should be ashamed of themselves.

The food sickness I have from this place now reminds me why I like the Pflugerville location so much, even though I live in Manor!
They skimp on meat, so I had to ask the server to give me a normal portion size of orange chicken.
An employee walked in when I did and started serving people without washing his hands! He didn’t serve me, but I am still sick here so it tells me hygiene isn’t a big thing here. I will be sticking with the Pflugerville location.

I too was happy to see some variety and options for food in the Manor/​Elgin area. I stopped in Friday ~ 5 pm. Only 2 people ahead of me, but a line in the drive through. Warm welcome walking in. Good size portions. Had to wait for a very long time for them to cook another batch of my selection. The other selections sat prepared on the counter… not being kept warm. Lots of staff running around and they all seem to be busy and have a purpose but it looks like chaos! They offered me a free drink for the inconvenience of the wait which I declined. The egg roll was awful. I hadn’t had any Chinese food for years so I was definitely looking forward to it. Unfortunately it was just average.

First off I’ll start by saying the only reason they get a single star was for enthusiasm other than that run from this place. I love Chinese food and this is a terrible excuse to call it that. The general Tso’s chicken is like eating vinegar covered deep fried batter with a touch of chicken, shrimp cold no flavor, crab ragoon without the crab in stale burnt egg shells, fried rice tasting like dirty water with never before seen carrots, peas, corn, not the fried rice you get at Chinese at all. Wasn’t totally expecting great but this was far from even my low expectation. Chinese should be made hot per order ready to eat not sitting in bowls getting cold and down to its last few pieces in each. Many of the items so unappealing I wouldn’t risk getting them even though there my go to…

I was happy to see another food option pop up in Manor. I hadn’t been to a Panda Express prior to visiting this one, but chinese is a favorite of mine, so it was an easy decision to give this one a shot.
First the good:
Customer service is always excellent. The employees are always very presentable and friendly. I immediately noticed how much nicer and welcoming they were than those that work in other fast food restaurants.
As for the food itself, it can be good, but never stellar. I’ve tried several entrees and none of them knock t out of the park. Rather, they’re sufficient when in a pinch. My favorites are the black pepper chicken and kung pao chicken.
But one menu item deserves honorable mention: the chicken egg rolls. I always get one or two w/​every visit. They set an example of how egg rolls should be. They’re noticeably better tasting than the typical, small, frozen rolls you get at other chinese joints (that always look and taste the same, regardless of what restaurant you’re at).
Here’s the bad:
While the food isn’t terrible as a whole, some entrees can be pretty bad.
For example, if some of your favorites are orange, sesame, or General Tso’s chicken, you may be let down by the orange chicken at Panda Express. Lots of batter, little meat, and has been luke warm both times I’ve ordered it.
Panda Express’ beijing beef was another let down. It was luke warm, approaching cold, and lacked flavor.
So overall, in a pinch Panda Express works. Their egg rolls and black pepper chicken top the list (at least for me). But the lack of options and excellence in their other entrees makes me prefer other options.

I have to say I’m pleasantly pleased with the customer service and the décor. Contemporary, cozy and clean! Typical Panda Express food. I’m happy Panda is close. Parking can be unbearable at times because the people in the drive thru line block the cars in that are actually in the parking lot. Thank you Panda for deciding to reside in Manor. I will be a frequent customer!

Was excited to see this place open close to home, being this type of food will be our quest for the new year coming. Although most probably would consider this the «Fast Food» style of this type of ethnic food, but I clearly have zero places to compare it to. So I can say it was good… fried rice was a bit sticky, but good never the less… I went with a 2 entrée plate. with Beijing Beef and Kung Pao chicken which both had decent flavor but they lacked the spicy spice I was looking for. but I guess for the masses they have to kept the heat to a minimal. and I’m a true hot head when it comes to heat, so my heat tolerant taste buds may have just missed it. Chicken egg roll was «all right»…no better then a frozen food type, but had to try one. Service was out standing and everyone was friendly… Price was decent for what I got. I managed to stuff it all into my Pie hole and all for $ 10…will be back to work my way thru the menu. Now just to get my wife on the band wagon.