Panda Express

As a real Chinese person who grew up in China, I have to say this restaurant used to be truest representation of my culture’s fine dining experience and a real taste of home. Until they replaced all the Asian employees with Mexicans. #makePandaExpressGreatAgain, #Trump2016

Panda express really deserves this 4 star. The restaurant is nice ang clean, there was a lot of variety of food and the portion is huge, you would to come here you want to be full in minutes.
I would definitely recommend panda express, casual dining. Will be back.

They are always out of items, especially during normal dinner times. They never have hot and sour soup, and I had to wait more than 10 minutes for Chow Mein. You would think they would understand dinner logistics better to make sure they are constantly replenishing their supplies.

The only saving grace this place had was the good customer service I received in the drive thru… but other than that… I will not be returning for that stuff they call food.
I was on this side of the neighborhood and wanted something cheap and quick. Well that’s what I got. I pulled up to the drive thru menu and studied it for a bit and realized I couldn’t get any entrees, so I settled on some of their sides. I ordered spring rolls, a medium chow mein and steamed white rice.
It didn’t take me long to get home with my food and the first thing I tried was a spring roll… The wrapper was crunchy and crispy… but the vegetables inside were mushy and odd tasting… So after trying to finish one roll, I threw out the rest.
Next I tried the chow mein noodles and they were dry and tasteless… I even tried adding different sauces to them and that didn’t even help. I tried mixing some of the noodles into the rice but that didn’t work either. The rice was just plain long grain white rice and tasted like nothing as well… I constantly eat steamed Jasmine rice at home… so plain white rice just doesn’t cut it for me anymore…
So overall the meal was a bust, I ended up throwing everything out, and I ate popcorn for dinner. Even the fortune cookies were disappointing as they were pale in color and pale in taste as well… and one cookie wasn’t even folded closed and had no fortune in it… But kudos to those that like Panda express, I haven’t been to one in years, and I don’t think they’ll miss my presence for the next several years to come as well. Sorry but this place is just a big ol’ MEH to me…

Excellent customer service especially from Maria at the window. I will not go to any other panda express but this one. Outstanding…

The restaurant certainly lived up to its name. We were in a hurry to get to a 7pm movie and were cutting it close. However, we were both really hungry and wanted to grab a quick bite that could last us through the movie. We saw a taco place and were going to try that out, but as we pulled up we realized it hadn’t opened yet. Sadly we lost a few precious moments and had to make an express decision. Luckily Panda was right next door. So we made the decision to give it a go.
We were literally in there for not much more than 5 minutes. The menu was easy to read, so we got a pick 2 entrees and a side item. Since everything was pre-​cooked, it made it very quick to get our food. The side item, in my opinion, is not really a «side item» because you choose between rice or noodles, which to all Asians is an essential to the meal. A side item would be something like an egg roll or soup. The food itself was good. I’m most thankful for the express dinner which allowed us to scarf it down in a hurry, and we were able to make it back in time for the movie.

I would love to write a bad review if I had any bad experiences, but my expectations are always met and exceeded by the nice folks at this location. Seriously, every time I go I get good vibes and I’m not ever weirded out by the food. I just had to come by and leave a review because they’ve pretty well earned it with me.

The manager, Jordan, makes this specific panda express 5 STARS! I work in customer service, and this panda express is LUCKY to have him as manager! Ask for Jordan!

When I lived in California I visited Panda at least once a week. The Panda Express locations in Georgia have a little way to come before they reach the level of yumminess of the restaurants in their home state. But the locations here are clean and the staff is usually friendly. I hope they continue to improve and add locations in Georgia.

I live right down the street from this place and its alright. For your Chinese food fix in a hurry this place does the trick. I used to work at PF changs and to be honest the quality isnt much different PF changs uses slightly better cuts of meat but the menu is almost the same as it seems that Panda Express has just been copying the popular items off of PF’s menu. They use fresh veggies they only real difference is in the sauce. Sometimes when you go and you get the end of a batch and you are less than pleased with the food your ordered but its fast food Chinese as in the SAME equivalent of Mc Donalds for Chinese food. So when you think of it in that regard you realize that for $ 7 and change you get your Chinese food fix with out having to wait 30 mins at the dog meat Chinese empress garden down the street. Its not the best but I can say I have paid more for much worse as well. Chinese food rocks!

I was starving, and succumbed to the ubiquitous chain frenzy of Johnson Ferry Rd in East Cobb. I dined on fried rice and hot and sour soup, a chicken egg roll, and a szechuan beef dish. The service was fine and the place was clean, but I left feeling regretful. I take a little pride in supporting non-​chain businesses, and did not feel all to well afterward.
If I had it to do over again, I would have more crefully selected some lighter fare, or thought it through and gone elsewhere.
That’s just me.

I would definitely say that if I was in the mood for Chinese I would go for a mom and pop authentic authentic establishment, but if you were ravenous like I was just a few hours ago, you would have just given in and gone here instead of going to McDonald’s or something.
Anyway we ordered some fried rice, chow mein, chicken with mushrooms, sautéed veggies, and beef with broccoli along with some spring rolls. The food was OK for what it was… Chinese fast food that was very greasy, especially the fried rice and the chow mein. The veggies were tasty as well as the chicken with mushrooms, which has a really yummy sauce. Their spring rolls were OK, they tasted a little bland, but they kept me from going hungry after some shopping.
Overall, Panda Express is alright if you are just starving, I would recommend something more authentic which you can get for the same amount of money (it was about $ 15, but it fed 3 people). The staff did their job diligently and had some recommendations if you weren’t sure.