Panda Express

They charge about 1.50 more per combo than the normal Panda Express anywhere else but this is still OK for a quick, cheap-​ish, healthy-​ish meal if you’re staying right nearby (Harrah’s, Best Western Casino Royale, etc.). As long as you can withstand the temptation to pile up the chow mein, Beijing beef and orange chicken and get some grilled meats and veggies in there instead! Portion size is normal for any other location, and they do honor the «free entrée with survey» receipt coupons here.
Not much of a line on a slower weeknight and they are good about giving you samples too. Was hoping to run into Chris Crispy loading up on his pre-​debate carbs but I guess I was a little too late :(

For Las Vegas, this place has pretty good price if you want a quick and cheap meal during the day. The quality of the chinese food there was typical chinese fast food quality. I got their chow mein with broccoli beef and angus beef steaks. The meats themselves were a little too salty for my liking but it blended well with the chow mein.
I also got the Thai milk tea boba and it was terrible. It had a very watered down flavour and the boba was really hard. They also overload the drink with too much ice and made the flavour even more watered down. I decide to give it 3 stars still since they aren’t supposed to be known for boba and their food was alright.

One star for this Panda experience, but I knew the job was dangerous when I took it, and hey that’s on me.

Came here around 10pm or so and wanted to eat a quick dinner. We had a heavy lunch so we are eating so late. But i definitely can’t complain about this place for being a fast food Chinese restaurant.
I ordered orange chicken that tastes fresh and also got brown rice with it. The price isn’t too bad for $ 10 with a drink.

I ordered the «bigger plate» which include three entrée and one side order for roughly $ 10. The entrees is too spicy and or too salty. Staff are nice but not looking forward to early signs of high blood pressure.

Starving? Sure
Price? $ 12 include drink
Food quality? Bland
Im asian so I know good chinese food. For some reason, everyone else thinks this kind of chinese food is delicious. Sure i eat panda a few times in vegas and only reason is i was starving or had no choice cause buddies choose this place.
The food itself is so plain. Do they not know what salt is? They use the lightest soy sauce possible that doesnt even have a bit of taste.
I’ll eat again if im drunk or need a quick bite.
You will feel hungry again after an hour or 2.

This location is in the Venetian food court on the 2^nd level Canale Shoppes. The food here is far below the normal standard of PE. The first item I got (kung pao chicken) was an absolute salt bomb — burn your mouth levels! I couldn’t eat it so I went back and told the cashier and she semi-​reluctantly replaced it with another item. The broccoli beef I got next tasted fine but the broccoli must not have been cleaned well. I got crunchy bits in it from time to time, probably from dirt that was not washed off. Never going there again.

Long lines during peak hours. Their prices are a lot higher than your normal Panda Express due to the fact that it’s on the strip inside a hotel. Overall cleanliness of this place is alright. Don’t care for their service though.

It’s Panda Express. There is nothing special about this one expect it’s the closest one near the palazzio hotel. There is also a chipotle right next to this panda.
The food they serve is like any other dishes you would find at any other panda. Nothing too special.
Their one entrée and one side bowl is less than 8 bucks. They also label the amount of calories each dish has. The calorie count can be found on the menu under each dish. (It’s in a small white font, so it may be hard to find at first sight.) The calorie count was helpful cause once I saw the calories for the fried rice, I went with the veggie sides, which by the way is less than 90 calories per a serving. I’m in Vegas I need my bikini body!!! (No bloating please!!) Not that the orange chicken helped…
The lady at the from counter was so cheap! My friend asked for some extra fortune cookies and the lady denied my friend. How cheap is that?!

Bruh. Nothing sounds better than orange chicken when you’re hungover AF and just want something fast in your system.
Right near the chipotle and McDonalds. Good place to come with your group when yall have mixed taste buds and just want something in your system. Inside has limited seating because they share it with the chipotle and a pizza joint but hey, food is food when you’re on a budget and hungover, right?

Didnt feel great after eating this. Poor service. But good veggie options as always. Too expensive. When i went there they ran out of spring rolls. Definitely not filling either.

Your standard Panda Express with the typical, salt-​laden dishes but the prices are decent for the Strip and it is super fast!

Food at this location is consistent with the look and taste of all other Panda chains. The Issue is the rude people working behind the counter. No customer service skills whatsoever. They’re there to collect a «paycheck» and to be a body. So if service matters, skip this Panda Express.

$ 13.07 for a 2-​entrée meal of Sweetfire Chicken and Black Pepper Chicken along with a medium soda. They even charged me $ 1.25 extra for Shanghai Steak which I didn’t order and didn’t notice until I had walked out of the joint. I must have paid for the drunk guy ahead of me. The food was hot and tasty and the counter area was clean despite the big crowd. I can’t complain since the buffet across the street wanted $ 39.00 «Holiday Pricing» for dinner. I might give this location another try. Oh, and I’ll be watching next time for extra charges.

Stopped by for a quick meal after hearing about the new shiitake kale chicken breast. I didn’t see the outrageous prices until it was too late. I got a bowl and it was about $ 8, my brother got a 3 entrée plate that came out to about $ 13. These crazy tourist prices are only reasonable in Vegas. We did ask for free samples and got them which was a relief because I heard a lot of complaints about no free samples. The food was delicious as always, but the bill was not.

When it comes to a mall food court, you can’t do much better than Panda Express. The food is fresh wok’ed and hot but watch your wallet because you will be paying through the nose to eat here. Yes, this location has super high food court /​tourists prices. My 3 item plate and small soda came to $ 14.00! Fourteen dollars! I nearly fainted. The food is standard and the employees didn’t want to give me a free sample of one of their new dishes — they looked at me like I was from outer space when I asked for a sample.
This is one of the only places in the Fashion Show Mall food court that offers free refills that you get to refill yourself. Buy the small soda and refill it all you want. They have Pepsi products. I tried to drink 8 cups of Diet Pepsi to get my money’s worth. At least the food was good.

I stopped at Panda Express during my visit to the Venetian during the holidays.
I had never experienced anything like it. There was a young woman texting on her cellphone while I waited for help. Two people waiting for assistance, a gentleman in front of me and I. I am an avid texter so I decided to be patient while she went on texting.
Much to my surprise, a young man arrives (in Panda Express uniform) and starts kissing her. It was more than the average kiss… lol! She turns to the counter and a bit frustrated makes an attempt to take our orders.
By this time, I’m already contemplating just walking away a few more steps to the other food vendors, when a very nice Asian woman comes to the rescue and starts taking our orders. The food was great.
I know it’s fast food Panda Express; I do not expect red carpet treatment here but the kissing part was a little extreme lol! For that reason, I am giving it 2 stars.

Nicht weiter zu empfehlen! Das Essen hat ehrlich gesagt so geschmeckt wie der Pappteller auf dem es serviert wurde. Nichts war durchgegart und der Preis absolut unangemessen. Der Stern gilt dem kostenlosen refill des getränks. Wenn man etwas für den schnellen hunger sucht, dann würden wir uns das nächste mal für etwas anderes aus dem foodcourt entscheiden.

They are all the same. But I am impressed that this store is fast and efficient with serving. There is not much seating in the place since it shares a seating area with Chipotle and a pizza joint, so I would recommend preparing to get your food to go.
3 stars because I asked for more orange chicken than fried rice and he told me «No». Really???

Picked up two entrees (~$ 6; credit cards accepted) to serve as a poor man’s brunch. Can’t beat this location’s convenience, and service was good. If only they were open 24 hours…
Before you judge me, Panda Express is my guilty pleasure, and like all guilty pleasures, you’re not too choosy after an all-​nighter. I know Panda isn’t real Chinese food, but nor is it Americanized Chinese; it’s Panda. And since they’re inexplicably hard to find on the East Coast, I lust after their chow mein once in a blue moon[1].
[1] Yes, it’s sad, I know.

If you’re looking for a cheap and quick bite to eat, Panda Express is great.
For around $ 7 you can get a 2 entrée meal. If you and a friend aren’t too hungry, 2 people could easily split this meal.
Their Large drink is more like an Extra Large. So if you aren’t too thirsty, just get the Medium (which is like a large). You can save a little there.
You may already have your mind set on Beef and Broccoli (For Example). However, who knows how long the food has been sitting there?
If you want something more fresh, before standing in line to order, take a look at some of the dishes. This way, you can spot what looks good and what looks like it should have been thrown away days ago.