Panda Express

I showed up with 40 minutes before closing and they were out of the two items I wanted. They would not make more and even the person behind me wanted the same items and they still wouldn’t make anymore. There were lots of people inside inline and they would have sold more of it. I am very dissatisfied with this location. Other locations have made more food this time of night without question.
I ended up leaving without completing my order.

Stopped by close to closing time tonight. Options were extremely limited but we still ordered. We Saw a bug on the way out I whispered to an employee that it was there; she did nothing. Later, an elderly lady killed it with her shoe. Unbelievable!

Seriously bad food. We stopped here on way to Lana Del Rey concert. Actually ended up here on a wrong turn. The food was really bad and they are slow getting it to you, though we could have lived with that point. The food was so bad, I threw most of it out. Nearly everything was oversalted, the crispy shrimp was over fried, the fried rice was cold and bland, almost mushy,
You would be way better off at McDonalds, and less expensive. Also, the tables and floors in seating area were dirty.

Ok, the food I give 4.5 stars, the employees I give 3 stars. The place itself gets only 2 as it is filthy! There is food on the floor and on the tables. The garage is full and the space by the drink machine needs a good cleaning and restocking. I will getting everything in to go containers is off putting even if it does look like we get more. They don’t even ask. They have 6 people working, 3cooking and 3 working the counter and I understand not having more people working then you need but they really need someone just to keep the dinning room clean!

Nice place for a quick bite. The staff is friendly and always willing to give you a sample. Now and again you can see a survey company here asking for your opinion on their food and will give you a coupon for a free 2-​entrée meal and a small drink.
Sometimes they’re a little short on certain dishes but if you wait for a few minutes they’ll put out a fresh tray.
Look for coupons for this location either online or in local adds. Free food never hurts!

You’re typical panda express. Simple Americanized Chinese food served quick. Flavors always the same. Portions big enough to keep me happy long enough to make it home and be starving again like typical Chinese fare.

Panda Express can be a hit or a miss. This particular time, it was a miss. I was a little indecisive so I asked for half fried rice and half lo mein. Bad decision, lo mein was super dry, all the soy sauce in the world couldn’t save it. Eventhough I had not been in a while, I’m a fan of the orange chicken, today it was a mix of chewy and tough. While the food always has the flavor, it can lack freshness. My best advice is to go when there is a crowd, this way, you’ll know that the food is constantly being refreshed. The service was cool and they don’t mind letting you try some samples if they are bringing out something new or if you just don’t know what you want.

If you’re wanting Asian cuisine, there are a few other restaurants in the area that would be a better choice. You can’t beat the price at Panda Express, and if it’s what you like, then by all means go for it. My last visit had me promising myself I’d never eat there again because the chicken had a very non-​meat texture.
Sorry Panda Express.

Panda Express is not a bad choice if you’re hungry and want some Asian food. It’s definitely not the best choice either and I would never initiate a visit myself. However, my companion this weekend had a hankering for some since we saw it sitting there.
My favorite entrée from PE is the Orange Chicken. It’s pretty good and each time I go to PE I order it. I noticed on this last visit, they have some new menu options. A steak dish with onions and mushrooms. I was able to try it and found it quite flavorful in my first few bites. However, as I continued, I found it to be very salty and cloying.
I also tried the new honey and walnut shrimp dish. This I found to be pretty darn good. Both of the new dishes require an extra dollar be added to the combo price. PE does not command the $ 11.05 for one entrée price that they charged me. Granted this is with the added dollar for the steak and an order of spring rolls added. Still, I can get some good and real Asian food for way less than that. I don’t like that PE. Don’t do that.
Anyway, it’s quick and not horrible so go if that’s all available. You’ll pay too much for just okay food. The employees are friendly and the store is clean and neat.

I have never been a fan of Panda Express, but recently I found myself out shoppping with a toddler on the verge of a serious hunger breakdown. I pulled into the first place I saw.
It was a busy evening, so the food was being refreshed pretty quickly. Glad, because that is the thing I hated most of about PE in the past.
I was happy they had a kids meal. She happily ate the mushroom chicken and rice.
I happily ate orange chicken and fresh veggies.
What can I say? The food was decent and reasonably priced.

This location was very busy on this particular day because they were giving away a free item. I still try to purchase something with my free item though because I feel some kind of way just getting something for free and leaving… unless I’m on struggle mode that day.
The staff was fast and courteous. They did their best to move the line along as fast as possible. Not once did I see a gap in time where they had to wait on an item to be replenished, which indicates good management. Other locations I have visited have had me wait a little while for a dish if it had run out.
Overall a great experience.
#Yelp100

Not much to write about. Panda is a fast food producer… food so so.

Gross! Shut it down. I swear this place gave me food poisoning from some chicken that was not kept warm enough.

This review will be short and sweet.
Stopped in at this location for dinner on a connecting flight from ATL to CMH. I always wanted to try Panda Express. I ordered and sat down to eat my food. Lets just say that it was nasty. Gross. A waste of money. Yeah, I will never eat here again. Blech!

Fast, hot, fresh and affordable. Not high end but better than ‘mall chinese.’

What can I say, I was shopping at the Camp Creek shopping district and hungry and decided to try Panda Express. I knew they were a chain, but never remembered trying them. I am glad that I tried them today.
What I realized is that Panda Express has taken the American food service model to the Chinese take-​out market. They will probably continue to grow and dominate their niche because they provide the same value to me that Subway, McDonalds, and Papa Murphy’s do.
My experience at Panda Express was great in every aspect. They appear to keep their stores clean. The people behind the scene are constantly busy cooking and servicing customers, and no one has to wait an unreasonable amount of time.
Panda Express pricing is also fabulous. When I order Chinese takeout I expect to pay $ 8-​$ 10. At Panda Express I got a 2 side 1 entrée meal for $ 5.70 ($ 6.15 after tax). The entrees were Orange Chicken and Kung Pao Chicken. The side was fried rice. The fried rice was good, but just your typical fried rice. The Orange Chicken was fresh, as I saw them cooking it, and delicious. The Kung Pao Chicken was too spicy for me, but I should state that my spice tolerance is very low. I will be exploring the menu for a Kung Pao Chicken replacement next time.
Panda Express being a chain is also nice, because you don’t get hassled for using an AMEX.
Panda Express is not the best Chinese food that I have ever tried, but I cannot think of another Chinese take-​out that can provide all the intangibles (quick and attentive service, clean restaurant) and price for dinner.
I love when the American quick service restaurant is executed well.