Panda Express

Just went to Panda Express. Paid for my meal, and a drink. Asked for sugar substitute for their tea. They were out. Apparently, they think it’s ok that I use sugar, and argued the point with me. Then they decided to come over to me more than twice and copped an attitude twice and walked away. So very rude considering that wasn’t necessary. I told them diabetics can’t have sugar. So, then they tried to give me something else. More food. Really? More food? It really go’s down well without something to drink. Epic fail. Oh, I was offered water, after my meal was over. Never offered to refund my drink cup that I could not use!

Placed an online order. Was a pretty simple order and they managed to mess it up. They gave me half-​fried rice and half-​noodles when I ordered only fried rice. When I informed the staff member they made no attempt to fix the issue even though I said I would eat it. They still should have made an attempt to fix it or an offer. She just nodded her head and started helping another customer. No sorry or anything.
Other than that the visit was fine.

The lady serving the food was being very anal about the amount entrée she was giving. Not even a full scoop for 1 entrée, which is a complete joke

I love their food, portion wise sometimes I don’t like it when I order the three entrée and the third one looks like their are a couple meats in their but all in all you are aloud to let them know and have them fill it up a little more. I think the employees are sweet, some of them are a bit «awkward» sometimes but, that was only one girl and the next time I went their she was much nicer and gave me bigger portions without me asking so maybe that was an off day for her that one time. I don’t dwell on the past so I think I will most definitely be back because I would rather eat Chinese over some cheap ass burgers and fattening fries.

My friend and I went for a quick dinner around the time they’re closing. But the worker there was too nice to tell us we can eat inside while they are cleaning up. The workers are nice in my experience. This is closer to home than the location in West Salem. So this place is where we usually go.

Food was ok, but my veggies were so raw that I had to finish cooking them when I got home :(plus my friends order wasn’t the right one :(

Excellent Food, Hot and just the right spices and fresh veggies. Manager was super friendly and gave us two sample plates for my mom and I to share to try some new dishes they are introducing. It was yummy. Atmosphere friendly and very fast service. I will go again many times.

Meh, it was barely safe-​warm and the spicy beef had been sitting for at least 30 minutes but the orange chicken… longer. The girl was so frustrated she actually asked if I knew if I wanted rice or chow mein. LOL, I asked for half-​and-​half. The peppered chicken was so peppered it made me wonder if it was last week’s special and was preserved for tonight’s serving. I almost ended this review without mentioning the starter sides. Pretty old stuff and I didn’t finish the rice.
I go to this place so infrequently so it matters not but I wonder what the kind of food the drive-​thru folks get, or even care.

Poorly managed and unpleasant. Barf.

The food is not really heinous, but the service is. The drive thru is especially bad. Two times I have asked for soy sauce, and two times zilch. They should include it automatically, which they don’t, so I asked. Maybe I should have asked in Spanish? A couple co-​workers have had similar issues. I will not give the dump another chance. HongKong Phooy!

Asian fast food chain. It is an alternative to the burger/​taco/​sandwhich choices for fast food in the area.
I have eaten here a few times, each time has been similar to my recent visit. However last night, it was worse than usual. The ‘server’, if you can call her that, was whispering and I could barely make out what she was saying. When I pointed this out, she began yelling like I was deaf to the world. It was very rude. Just speak up.
One thing that I have always noticed about this location is that they don’t clean the dining area near enough. There is always lots of remnants of prior meals strewn about the floor, and the tables never seem to be wiped down. Every time I go here I have to wipe down my table and find a place where I won’t set my shoes in food.
Their newest ‘creation’ is Angus Steak that is stir fried. As far as taste goes, it was MEH. The steak pieces they used were tough and chewy. I won’t get it again.
I had chow mein, and it was cool. Not cold, but not hot either.
If you are in a hurry and want something better than McD’s or Taco’s…you can always have a mediocre chinese meal here.

Exactly like all the other Panda’s I’ve eaten at. Yes, it is Fast Food, and Derick C hit it on the head… MUCH better than McDonald’s. I love Chinese food, and will more than likely choose here over Mickey D’s.
I have Never had a bad meal here, and the place is always kept clean and well maintained.

Good olé Panda.
You are comfort food to me. I come to you when I really don’t feel like anything else and have little or no motivation to attempt to cook for myself. Your Orange Chicken and Kung Pao Chicken always hit the spot. The accompanying side of chow mein always way more than I can eat, but I love it anyway.
Oh, how I love your little fortune cookies with generic messages of good luck and promises of love and happiness. Not that I’ve ever had one come true, but one can dream while enjoying the crunchy goodness.

My daughter always wants to come and eat here so tonight I caved and went with her. Their new Garlic Chicken was actually pretty tasty for Chinese fast food. The place needed a bit of cleaning due to the dinner rush just ending but the food was piping hot and served fast. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here (Sushi To Go has them ALL beat!!) but I wouldn’t count it out either if I am close by and craving garlic chicken.

This is not gourmet Chinese. It is fast, a good value, and healthier than many other casual dining restaurants. Not sure what the other reviewer was hoping for when he went to a casual dining Chinese restaurant chain.