Panda Express

Favorite chain Chinese restaurant! The building has always been clean and the staff friendly. Food is always hot and fresh.

Very good fast Chinese food, actually I recommend 2 people share 1 order since they pile a lot on the plate. Bathrooms were clean as well.

Food did not impress… This was my first time coming to a Panda Express and I was expecting to be wowed. I was disappointed to be honest, so many people hype this place up for NO REASON. Unfortunately the food was not good at all! I ordered the honey chicken and sweet fire chicken and it was okay but again nothing special. The egg roll was super soggy and did not have that crunch that an egg roll is supposed to have. I’m rating this place 2 stars only for the fact that the employee was super generous and the fried rice was quite tasty. If not I would rate this place 1 star and that’s me being generous. Other than that, don’t see myself going again. So upset because I love Chinese and this place was just not good what so ever.

place not closed Unilocal please change status!!! food is awesome… right in front of bealls…

This place is not closed– I was there this past weekend. I go here for lunch about twice a month and either get the teriyaki chicken or the orange chicken with the noodles and have always been pleased. The food is consistently good– I just wish there were more vegetables in the noodles– chop up a few more onions and celery stalks to add to noodles! The manager (at least I think she is the manager– could be the owner) always acknowledges me with a smile and has always been pleasant. I enjoy this place — but beware the up charges for premium items like shrimp or angus beef. My portions have always been generous, tasty, fresh and at a reasonable price. Highly recommend

This location is NOT CLOSED.
Very good food, fresh, good quality and generous portions

As few times as I go to the mall, I’ve not had the opportunity to eat Panda Express. Whenever I eat the food court quickies, it’s been something else. Since I was in the same parking area as P.E. today, I figured I’d go in and try it.
I got the Chow Mein, Kung Pao Chicken, and Sweetfire Chicken combo. Now, either I’m not used to chow mein down here, or the noodles are not what I expected. From what I saw and tasted, they are calling this dish something completely different. I’ve always seen Asian inspired restaurants say it’s Lo Mein, due to the type of noodles, where as Chow Mein is just the steamed vegetables (and slightly other noodles, given the place). When asked about it, we were told it’s chow mein because «it’s vegetables with noodles». O… kay… Yea, still called Lo Mein in 99 per cent of the places I go to. But I’m not going to argue.
The Kung Pao Chicken was good; wasn’t the best I’ve had, but it was tasty with little bits of whole chilis mixed in. I like when you get that… it makes the meal more fun. The Sweet Fire chicken was surely sweet, with a slight fire kick to it. Not as chili heat as the Kung Pao, but enough to let you know the honey sweet was there to help.
Monetary note of two things when visiting this establishment: Whatever the shrimp meal of the day is, it costs an extra dollar and a half on top of the plate charge (one side and 2 entrees or one side and 3 entrees). Same thing goes with the Shanghai Angus steak. I went with someone who wanted to do the Steak and something with the side, but the woman behind the counter informed us it was an extra dollar fifty because «it’s top Angus steak» and therefore, you’re paying extra «for premium».
Also noted: The «choose your plate» is a bit deceiving. We read it as: 1. Choose your side. 2. Choose your Entrees. 3. Add drink.
The difference is: the third step, add drink, is a separate entity. You pay 6.29 for two entrees or 7.54 for three; then it’s an additional charge of a couple dollars for a fountain drink. We questioned it, and were told the last step is optional. We still ordered the drinks, but be forewarned. :)
We’d actually go back if in the area again.

Same food from the mall.

Panda express Orange chicken. Need I say more? They franchised around it.

Basically Chinese «airport fast food.» Not terrible, but not so hot either. It’s clean & friendly. Good in a pinch, and cheap as well…