Panda Express

This Panda Express location is right on lavish a which is a long strip of shopping stores and diverse eating locations; making this a go to Chinese cuisine.
The food is alright, they make new batches when something is low. You have a variety of different plate combos to go with your meal. Typically either fried rice, or fried noodles. The preparations are quick and they give pretty good servings. An entrée with two sides and a drink cost me barely 10 $ which is affordable.

I tend to struggle with writing reviews about fast food restaurants. For ethnic foods, I understand they may not be authentic. And, across the whole industry, the ingredients may not be of the highest quality. But does it taste good? Yes! Panda Express totally fits the bill. This is like comfort food to me. Though most customers likely order the 2 meat dish, you can also just order 1 meat. I do this frequently since my order is orange chicken and it has alot of calories. It has been a while since I have dined in. I typically just grab and go. I have never had any issues — orange chicken is always ready, it is served up quickly, and it tastes great.

I will be completely honest. The food is plentiful and mshicsl. The food is also cheap and tastes cheap. You can figure the rest out.

My go to place for a fast and delicious plus cheap meal. It’s exactly what you want from a take-​out Chinese place just wished they drive through lol. Usually get the fire chicken and honey shrimp with low mein. The teriyaki is always pretty good and so is the chicken with string beans

**Kids Eat Free Monday’s Review**
This was a great deal. For every 2 combo meal, 1 child eats free. The kids portion is about the same size. Plus hey get a cookie.
They staff here was great. They let my kids try the different types of chicken. My son picked one at didn’t taste spicy at first, but after he started eating it, he said it was. I asked the staff if I could purchase a different chicken dish. They were so nice and just gave him a new place with teriyaki chicken on it. The place was super clean and hey have indoor and outdoor seating.
I’m not saying hat the food is the best quality, but it was a great option for my kids to see friends and for me to sit down to a meal with them.

Took Mom here for lunch today. I had honey walnut shrimp, mixed veggies, fried rice (vegetarian), a vegetable spring roll and water. Mom had Beijing chicken, some beef dish, fried rice a spring roll and pepsi.
Although they charged approximately $ 1.50 extra for the shrimp and beef dishes, the price was still very fair. The portions are nauseatingly huge. It almost ruins my appetite to see that much food on my plate. Mom and I managed to eat about a fourth of our meals.
The restaurant is clean, service was very friendly and the food was surprisingly good for a fast food Chinese restaurant.
The next time I visit, I will choose ala carte, instead a combo.

I like going to this place. There is a good selection and it’s usually fresh food and fast service. This last visit I ordered the Teriyaki Chicken and beef broccoli with half fried rice and half steamed vegetables. The beef broccoli is usually yummy but not so good this time. Everything else was absolutely yummy especially the grilled Teriyaki chicken. The slightly undercooked steamed vegetables were actually a nice compliment to the tasty chicken and rice. I will definitely continue to visit this location.

I’m not sure what there is to say about one Panda Express that you couldn’t say about any other one you’d find in this city. They’ve got the formula down: Fresh veggies. Fast service. Clean and spacious. Lots of parking. Tasty food.
I still think that doing the «two meats» thing here is expensive. I suppose menu options are cheap if you get some sides and turn it into a combo. But I don’t want the sides. I just want some chicken, man. Or maybe some beef. Do I need to be penalized with cost just because I’m avoiding carbs? I mean, if you’re going to give me a big pile of proteins that’s larger than my fist (which, I gotta say, is a pretty big fist), I won’t complain. But I’m not seeing that. And I still feel like I’m paying too much for something I can essentially get in any mall food-​court.

Don’t overlook Panda Express — They are easy to dismiss because of their reputation as a low cost Chinese restaurant chain. They use fresh ingredients and unlike my neighborhood Chinese joint they are not hiding a kitchen full of barefoot cooks behind some greasy curtain. My brother is a chef and he took me to Panda Express in Denver and made this argument. Now I definitely go with the consistency of Panda Express versus the craps shoot of choosing an independent low-​cost Chinese restaurant.

Good food. Very filling. Good value. The two entrees and one side was almost too much food. I ordered the Broccoli Beef, Shanghai Angus Steak and mixed fried rice and veggies. My friend ordered the Orange Chicken, Shanghai Angus Steak and fried white rice. Enjoyed it for a quick shop stop.

Don’t get me wrong, I grew up on authentic Chinese food. But sometimes Panda Express just hits the spot for me. I can’t help myself around the Orange Chicken. I normally get half fried rice, half chow mein as my base with Orange Chicken and Hot and Sour Soup. If i’m really hungry I’ll get a double-​order of Orange Chicken.
I had to give this location 3 stars because they didn’t have the Hot and Sour Soup.

NASTY! I order food for my family. They said it was gross. I tasted the egg roll not good! IT is the first and last time we will wasted our money at this spot.

It’s a Panda Express, pretty much just like every other. No drive through, like some have, alas. Sometimes they run out of stuff by 8pm or so. The food is fine, the staff are nice enough. It’s a Pepsi place, though; yuck. If you feel like Chinese fast food, well, this is it. But better Chinese is to be had down the road at Mandarin Palace.

Panda Express where have you been all my life! Fast, fresh, friendly and lots of choices. I have been watching as this location was being built then boom, they’re open!
Nice and clean. Ample parking.
Ordered fried rice and I was asked if I wanted half rice half lo mein noodles, well of course I said, yes! Added Kung Pao Chicken and 2 spring rolls with that yummy bright red sweet & sour sauce. Cost: $ 6.29! Cheap and hot, oh my! Kung Pau was spicy only if you ate the peppers, then it’s HOTTTT! Needed some soy sauce, rice a bit dry but still good. Entrée small compared to sides. Great price for amount of food you get. I will be back to try something else!