Panda Chinese Restaurant

This is one of the best take out spots in the twin cities. We have tried Chinese literally all around the twin cities And this place is in the top 5. The food is superb and portions generous. Try the Kung Pao Chicken and Sesame Chicken. Their fried rice is very good as well (not greasy at all). Go try it out and you will not regret it.

I’m sorry, but lunch took 45 minutes to come approximately 5 miles and then it tasted like it came out of a can. So disappointed.

Worst, most tasteless Chinese food I’ve ever eaten. I ordered the chicken with vegetable combo — the sauce was completely tasteless and the vegetables were 90% zucchini and mushrooms. I called and asked for a refund and they argued with me, sent the driver back to see how much food I had eaten and ended up only giving me a partial refund. My husband ordered General Tso’s which was unremarkable and his fried rice was just rice with soy sauce. The resounding theme of this restaurant is that it’s bland and unremarkable — so don’t waste your time and money.

Well, iv been at north memorial hospital for a week now, I have order from here 4 times. GOOD? Not really, GREAT… Kinda… More like AMAZING! They honestly have the best Chinese food iv ever had, super large portions and crazy good flavor. The veggies look like they just plucked them from a garden, the portions are suitable for 2, the quality is outstanding, and the prices… Let’s just say for how cheap it is I don’t know how they can stay open. Iv had several items from the menu and each time I’m surprised with the price, quantity and quality. For example I orderd some wings, one portion is 6… I got 10! And for like 6 bucks! The duck was amazing I think they gave me a half duck, which would cost at least 12.00 in the store raw and uncooked, I payed 11.00 for it prepared with fresh veggies and rice, AND delivered. Anyways I can talk all day about this place but ima stop. It’s awesome no regrets

Solid Chinese takeout. Nothing exceptional, but have yet to try something I didn’t like. Price is good and they deliver!

My dinner was ruined again when they messed up my takeout for the 2^nd time. Maybe they could pay someone to be at the front counter instead of having a child work it.

This is a modest little place run by a young immigrant family from China. The husband takes care of the kitchen, the wife manages the dining room, and their ten-​year-​old son helps out as translator and (occasionally) as cashier. The little boy is bright as a button, has a great sense of humor, and charms everyone who comes in. I generally come for take-​out, and am only very slowly working my way around the menu. Food quality has always been adequate, never brilliant of course, but I’ve yet to run across a really bad item. The won ton soup is really, really good — and you get plenty of it. The small, pint-​sized serving gets you 4 – 5 big won tons and a very rich broth, not at all the thin, watery kind you usually find. The kung pao chicken is decent though it could use a little more heat as far as I’m concerned. Although it’s certainly not the place to go for a night out — the dining room is pretty dowdy, to be blunt — I’m glad it’s nearby when I need a quick bite of Chinese take-​out.

I just moved to the area and wanted something quick as I was not unpacked. The four of us all ordered something different and shared. Beef and broc, sweet and sour pork, vegetable delight, and orange chicken. There was nothing wrong with the meal. It was a fair price and average quality. The sauces were brightly colored and cornstarch thickened. Just your average place. Better than LeAnn Chin, but not a place for classic Asian food.