Panda Express Menu

  • Appetizers
  • Chicken Entrees
  • Beef Entrees
  • Shrimp Entrees
  • Other Entrees
  • Sides
  • Desserts
  • Drinks

Healthy Meal suggestions for Panda Express

  • Appetizers
  • Chicken Entrees
  • Beef Entrees
  • Shrimp Entrees
  • Other Entrees
  • Sides
  • Desserts
  • Drinks

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  • Terry M.

    My visit today was occasioned by Panda's TV ad hawking delectable looking "Chinese" barbecued spare ribs. (limited time only) Walking in, I was greeted by the same clean, bright interior I remembered from ten years ago, and ten years before that as well, in other cities. Same vibrant looking, Camera Ready grub previously prepared and ladled from deep tubs suitable for the hungry masses. My lone complaint about every Panda I've ever tried is that I find all their food grossly over sweetened, even when it should be savory. Signs for the item I came for were prominently featured all over and around the first service area, but when I asked for " just an order of ribs" to go, the server hesitated and seemed confused. He recovered quickly though and asked which size I'd like of he three containers displayed. (ranging from tiny, to small, to a little larger) He packed the very small but meaty ribs tightly and said, apologetically, "That will be $9.40, plus tax, is that okay? I'd bet he's had some pushback over price vs. quantity and it felt like he was offering me a graceful way to bail on the order if I wanted. The visually compelling cashier acted as hesitant as the helpful server when totaling my snack-size order, but then leaned in to say in an undertone that I might consider ordering two entrees next time since that would include double ribs, which is what she said I had in the middle size carton for my $10, and change. I'm not convinced that's exactly true, since I'm pretty sure the first server told the guest ahead of me that ribs w/ her entrée were + $1.25. This particular time though, I didn't feel at all that the cashier was upselling for later. She came across as actually meaning to point out a better value than what I ordered. And, the ribs were exactly as imagined; sweeter than they should be, but tasty. Way overpriced too, at a buck a bite, but what you gonna do?

    (3)
  • Shannon S.

    I've give her if I had the option the people who work here are beyond rude and lazy and had all of their product off the line 20 minutes before close and refuse to make anything saying it was too close to closing. I work in the restaurant industry and if we have the unpleasant surprise of somebody walking in even three minutes before close and want to order 5 of the hardest dishes to make off the menu you better believe our cooks as sad and upset to know that they will be there another hour even longer, still make those dishes.

    (1)
  • Reza C.

    Place was a little busy and kinda unclean but the food was fresh and the portions were big so I'm happy.

    (5)
  • Diana S.

    I love Panda! Its always been a favorite of mine. The service is always quick, easy and out the door. Kinda curious why there arent many asians working there anymore? I remember when I would go to panda and really think it was a chinese or asian place.

    (5)
  • Austin S.

    I love panda express. Best way to get decent Chinese food fast and not at a crazy expensive price. Not to mention you can order online

    (5)
  • Ester M.

    This is and always will be my favorite property of the some I have dined in around the valley. Always clean and a friendly staff. The food is always fresh and hot! Not sure if they changed their prep cooks or their standards but I was a little dissapointsed today. The teriyaki chicken was cut up in all funky sizes...all their food is usually prepared close to bite sizes. Today some I could barely fit in my mouth and some I couldn't put my fork in since it was so small. Maybe I'm too picky? Not sure but that is one thing I've always enjoyed about this place was their prep of the food. Even the orange chicken...golf ball size...yes I know that is what knives are for but I guess I tend to notice little things like that. And way too much sauce over the orange chicken too. Ok, let me stop badgering them...their food is always delicious and we will continue to go their. Today was just a little off-eh! Everyone is entitled to a bad day here and there. And their spring rolls are always a must with our meal and I enjoy their jasmine tea on ice. :-)

    (4)
  • Roxell C.

    The food is as good as any other Panda,but their service is a bit rude and rushed and uninformative.Also they dont have some of the good dishes that are available in California(I am from there).

    (3)
  • Jennifer B.

    I love Panda Express their food is so good and they are always coming up wit something new! My favorite food is the sweet fire chicken! Try it next time you're in! One thing though i always seem to get sick after eating here, I don't know if it's the grease or what but I wish they could cut it down a little

    (5)
  • Brittany L.

    I love Panda! They are very quick to get you in and out as well as make sure you have everything you need!

    (5)
  • Mikey D.

    Line moving slow. 15 mins to start ordering. Got order in and stood there while 4 people behind me in line were told to check out ahead of me while I waited for one of the 5 people working the line to cut chicken. Then was told an 8 minute wait for egg rolls. I passed at least a dozen restaurants to get here. Next time I'll go to one of those.

    (2)
  • Robert B.

    This is the second time in a row that I have stopped in first time about a month ago approx 2pm this time 830pm. Both visits exceptional! Store is clean (table, chairs, counters) food is ready and good. Service was great with samples offered. It appears "Ping" is in charge and runs a tight ship. I appreciate it, it shows at all levels she cares. Been a long time since I let half my meal get cold to write a review, but they are doing a good job at this location. Thanks Panda at 9th n Bell rd.

    (5)
  • Susan M.

    I can't eat gluten anymore so while I used to eat here......now I go for other people who live with me! It's good, fast and convenient food. This location is always fresh because it's so busy. The staff is great and they make Chinese take out less of a chore! It's all good.

    (3)
  • Chukki S.

    Weird how this Panda Express is all by itself. The only thing next to it is an Office Max. It seems lonely. Inside it's practically brand new. The people who work here are real Asians and I had a hard time understanding them (Think South Park and the City Wok). Maybe it was because I was in a good mood, but I enjoyed the view from my high table. There was a small grassy area and green trees (see attached pic). Not too bad for a Panda Exrpess. Most of them are in malls and are cramped with bodies coming in and out. This one is nice and quiet. Kind of relaxing. Food is the same as any other Panda.

    (4)
  • Lindsey B.

    I come here from time to time to get some lunch on weekdays. There's always a line (which is good cause that means the food isn't sitting out too long- it's being ordered and eaten!) but the employees serve quickly.

    (4)
  • Katherine W.

    Ate here 2x yesterday! I had my boyfriend go and pick it up. Great food. Always see people cleaning, asking to help customers, and working like a team!

    (5)
  • Austin S.

    I love panda express. Best way to get decent Chinese food fast and not at a crazy expensive price. Not to mention you can order online

    (5)
  • Terry M.

    My visit today was occasioned by Panda's TV ad hawking delectable looking "Chinese" barbecued spare ribs. (limited time only) Walking in, I was greeted by the same clean, bright interior I remembered from ten years ago, and ten years before that as well, in other cities. Same vibrant looking, Camera Ready grub previously prepared and ladled from deep tubs suitable for the hungry masses. My lone complaint about every Panda I've ever tried is that I find all their food grossly over sweetened, even when it should be savory. Signs for the item I came for were prominently featured all over and around the first service area, but when I asked for " just an order of ribs" to go, the server hesitated and seemed confused. He recovered quickly though and asked which size I'd like of he three containers displayed. (ranging from tiny, to small, to a little larger) He packed the very small but meaty ribs tightly and said, apologetically, "That will be $9.40, plus tax, is that okay? I'd bet he's had some pushback over price vs. quantity and it felt like he was offering me a graceful way to bail on the order if I wanted. The visually compelling cashier acted as hesitant as the helpful server when totaling my snack-size order, but then leaned in to say in an undertone that I might consider ordering two entrees next time since that would include double ribs, which is what she said I had in the middle size carton for my $10, and change. I'm not convinced that's exactly true, since I'm pretty sure the first server told the guest ahead of me that ribs w/ her entrée were + $1.25. This particular time though, I didn't feel at all that the cashier was upselling for later. She came across as actually meaning to point out a better value than what I ordered. And, the ribs were exactly as imagined; sweeter than they should be, but tasty. Way overpriced too, at a buck a bite, but what you gonna do?

    (3)
  • Shannon S.

    I've give her if I had the option the people who work here are beyond rude and lazy and had all of their product off the line 20 minutes before close and refuse to make anything saying it was too close to closing. I work in the restaurant industry and if we have the unpleasant surprise of somebody walking in even three minutes before close and want to order 5 of the hardest dishes to make off the menu you better believe our cooks as sad and upset to know that they will be there another hour even longer, still make those dishes.

    (1)
  • Reza C.

    Place was a little busy and kinda unclean but the food was fresh and the portions were big so I'm happy.

    (5)
  • Chukki S.

    Weird how this Panda Express is all by itself. The only thing next to it is an Office Max. It seems lonely. Inside it's practically brand new. The people who work here are real Asians and I had a hard time understanding them (Think South Park and the City Wok). Maybe it was because I was in a good mood, but I enjoyed the view from my high table. There was a small grassy area and green trees (see attached pic). Not too bad for a Panda Exrpess. Most of them are in malls and are cramped with bodies coming in and out. This one is nice and quiet. Kind of relaxing. Food is the same as any other Panda.

    (4)
  • Lindsey B.

    I come here from time to time to get some lunch on weekdays. There's always a line (which is good cause that means the food isn't sitting out too long- it's being ordered and eaten!) but the employees serve quickly.

    (4)
  • Ester M.

    This is and always will be my favorite property of the some I have dined in around the valley. Always clean and a friendly staff. The food is always fresh and hot! Not sure if they changed their prep cooks or their standards but I was a little dissapointsed today. The teriyaki chicken was cut up in all funky sizes...all their food is usually prepared close to bite sizes. Today some I could barely fit in my mouth and some I couldn't put my fork in since it was so small. Maybe I'm too picky? Not sure but that is one thing I've always enjoyed about this place was their prep of the food. Even the orange chicken...golf ball size...yes I know that is what knives are for but I guess I tend to notice little things like that. And way too much sauce over the orange chicken too. Ok, let me stop badgering them...their food is always delicious and we will continue to go their. Today was just a little off-eh! Everyone is entitled to a bad day here and there. And their spring rolls are always a must with our meal and I enjoy their jasmine tea on ice. :-)

    (4)
  • Roxell C.

    The food is as good as any other Panda,but their service is a bit rude and rushed and uninformative.Also they dont have some of the good dishes that are available in California(I am from there).

    (3)
  • Jennifer B.

    I love Panda Express their food is so good and they are always coming up wit something new! My favorite food is the sweet fire chicken! Try it next time you're in! One thing though i always seem to get sick after eating here, I don't know if it's the grease or what but I wish they could cut it down a little

    (5)
  • Brittany L.

    I love Panda! They are very quick to get you in and out as well as make sure you have everything you need!

    (5)
  • Diana S.

    I love Panda! Its always been a favorite of mine. The service is always quick, easy and out the door. Kinda curious why there arent many asians working there anymore? I remember when I would go to panda and really think it was a chinese or asian place.

    (5)
  • Mikey D.

    Line moving slow. 15 mins to start ordering. Got order in and stood there while 4 people behind me in line were told to check out ahead of me while I waited for one of the 5 people working the line to cut chicken. Then was told an 8 minute wait for egg rolls. I passed at least a dozen restaurants to get here. Next time I'll go to one of those.

    (2)
  • Robert B.

    This is the second time in a row that I have stopped in first time about a month ago approx 2pm this time 830pm. Both visits exceptional! Store is clean (table, chairs, counters) food is ready and good. Service was great with samples offered. It appears "Ping" is in charge and runs a tight ship. I appreciate it, it shows at all levels she cares. Been a long time since I let half my meal get cold to write a review, but they are doing a good job at this location. Thanks Panda at 9th n Bell rd.

    (5)
  • Susan M.

    I can't eat gluten anymore so while I used to eat here......now I go for other people who live with me! It's good, fast and convenient food. This location is always fresh because it's so busy. The staff is great and they make Chinese take out less of a chore! It's all good.

    (3)
  • Katherine W.

    Ate here 2x yesterday! I had my boyfriend go and pick it up. Great food. Always see people cleaning, asking to help customers, and working like a team!

    (5)

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Specialities

  • Takes Reservations : No
    Delivery : No
    Take-out : Yes
    Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
    Good For : Lunch
    Bike Parking : No
    Good for Kids : Yes
    Good for Groups : Yes
    Attire : Casual
    Noise Level : Average
    Alcohol : No
    Outdoor Seating : No
    Has TV : No

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Chinese Cuisine

The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.

Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.

There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.

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