Panda Express
847 Boll Weevil Cir, Enterprise, AL, 36330
Panda Express Menu
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Appetizers
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Beef & Pork
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Chicken
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Shrimp & Fish
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Vegetables
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Appetizers
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Beef & Pork
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Chicken
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Shrimp & Fish
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Vegetables
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Address :
847 Boll Weevil Cir
Enterprise, AL, 36330 - Phone (334) 347-2928
- Website https://www.pandaexpress.com/
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
Categories
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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M K.
Placed my order online ( iPhone), had the order at the scheduled time. Food was fresh, veges crunchy and meat cooked appropriately. Gotta say the honey walnut shrimp is amazingly tasty! Great customer service! The girl at the Tea ordering ( sorry didn't catch her name) was new, but very knowledgable and sweet! Brittani, the cashier was full of energy and personable! The restaurant was hoppin' busy, looked like great team work. Even though they oopsied and one of the entrees was incorrect, I'm giving 5 stars bc a phone call to the store, a quick apology from the manager and a free entree waiting Earns it.
(5)Lexi D.
Awesome fried rice! I love the orange chicken. We usually order for pick up online, but when we go throught the drive thru they're pretty quick and nothing has ever been left out. Easily the best chinese restaurant in Enterprise.
(5)Mike B.
I've come here twice and both times at the drive thru it takes about 30-35 minutes to get my order. I know things move slower in the south, but this is completely unacceptable. I will be avoiding this place like the plague if I have to be anywhere within the next 2 hours.
(2)Ollie T.
Please note--this is a review for only this particular location, not the chain as a whole. Overall I've always enjoyed Panda Express, but if I could give this particular location negative stars I would do so in a heartbeat!!! Before I moved to Enterprise, I would go to the Panda Express in my old area on a regular basis, maybe once a month or more. I never had a complaint or a negative experience, really. The food was always good and the service was fair. When I first got to Enterprise the local Panda Express had not yet opened, but I was happy when it did! Before yesterday I'd eaten at the Boll Weevil location exactly two times. They were newly opened then and I guess they still cared. I went there yesterday and was so disgusted I could hardly contain my annoyance. For starters, there was only one person working the front line. Not unusual, I suppose, but the young lady behind the counter was letting the two customers in front of me sample each of the entrees (which took forever) and nobody showed up to assist her right away. As I waited, I noticed there was no fried rice left in the bowl. Also not unusual, and it was eventually filled up. After I stood there, waiting, for at least five minutes, another worker came and asked what I'd like. I ordered my usual: the two entree plate--half orange chicken and half teriyaki chicken--with a half friend rice, half steamed vegetable side. I was told that there was no teriyaki sauce; would I still want the chicken? I said no, and that I would just take a double order of orange chicken. When the rice was brought out, my plate was fixed, and as I moved towards the register the employee asked if I wanted anything else. "Yes, I'd like two egg rolls," I replied. "Oh, sorry, we're out," the employee said. "What about spring rolls?" "We don't have any of those, either." She went on to explain to me that the truck wasn't due to come in until the next day, and that it might be late, and they were out of quite a few things: condiments (except for soy sauce), fortune cookies, chinese spareribs, egg rolls, spring rolls, and the teriyaki sauce for the chicken. And that was just the stuff she listed. I grumbled, quite loudly, that if I'd known they wouldn't have had half the stuff I wanted, I would have gone somewhere else. I also asked why they couldn't at least put a sign on the door stating they were out of whatever, so that folks won't have to go inside, wait five or ten minutes in line, order food, and then as they get to the END of the serving line find out something they wanted wasn't there. The employee just gave me a blank look and said she would give me a twenty percent discount for the "inconvenience." Not worth it, IMO. My orange chicken tasted different. Every other time I've eaten Panda Express's orange chicken at this or any location, it wasn't spicy. Yesterday it was so hot, even for me, that I was uncomfortable while eating it. The inconsistency is almost as annoying as the poor service! I don't know what it is about Enterprise, but almost every restaurant in the area (and don't get me started on the customer service IN GENERAL around here) is sub-par for some reason or another. Maybe it's the small town "they don't know any better" mentality; maybe many folks here were born and raised in the are and honestly don't have anything else to compare with the horrible customer service around here. But Enterprise is a "military" town with a LOT of transplants, those of us who come here from all over the country (if not the world), and many of us are used to better service, food, and standards than what seems to be the "usual" for Enterprise and the surrounding areas (yes, Dothan, I'm looking at you). One of the many drawbacks of living in a small town, I suppose.
(1)Melissa M.
Out of fried rice, told it would take 10 min. That's like Starbucks being out of coffee. A bunch of kids running the place with no manager or organization. Good food but unlikely we'll return any time soon.
(2)James B.
Thankfully...there is a place to get good Chinese food in Enterprise! This is a "chain," but the food is good, fresh, and plentiful.
(4)Will S.
If you like delays,and food outage's, over cooked spring rolls, burnt rice etc....and over priced fast food,then this place is for you
(1)Han L.
The food was great! Everything was tasty! The kung Lao chicken is delicious and the Orange chicken is the best! If you have to choose a Chinese restaurant make sure to choose Panda Express! :)
(5)Ashley G.
My husband loves Panda Express and when he found out that they built one in Enterprise, he was quick to eat there. It was my first time and all I have to say is that we are one of their most frequent customers. The food is amazing, their tea bar is great and the staff are friendly and accommodating.
(5)Rachel W.
I have eaten here twice now this past week. The food is excellent and consistent which is rare for Enterprise. It is 545, Wednesday, 1/14/15 and if a manager of Panda Express reads this you should know who was on what station behind the line. The young lady taking orders and filling rice and chow mein, is rude. That's the nicest way I can put it. Being a manager of a restaurant customer service is number one key to a successful business. If you have an open kitchen you should NOT be talking to other employees, goofing off, when you have a long line wrapped around to the door. If you cannot hear what the guests has ordered don't look at them like they are idiots because YOU got the order wrong or couldn't hear them. You may want to reconsider training your staff on how to speak to the guests. Just a word of advice. Like I said food is delicious, employees have a lot to be desired. That's the quickest way to lose business.
(4)Ashley H.
I was so excited when a Panda Express finally opened in Enterprise! I always get the Orange Chicken with either brown or fried rice. My fiance likes the Chicken Teriyaki with mixed veggies. We always order via the drive-thru. Our first few visits both our meals where perfect but eventually his teriyaki didn't have the sauce on the chicken but was poured in an extra little container & added to our bag. Then the last 2 visits there was no sauce at all. Not even on the side. I have also noticed that I'm getting a smaller orange chicken portion with my meal. Hopefully these are just isolated incidents & are not going to grow into a trend. I'm definitely not a fan of "over serving" guests in the early stages of a business & then slacking off as people start to frequent your establishment.
(4)Alissa P.
I use to love panda when they first came inti business in this town but it seems like the longer they are opened the worse they get. The rice is always so mushy now. It's like oatmeal to me and he food always makes me sick now.
(2)Vonnie S.
Busy on their first day. Great customer service despite the hectic demand. They gave a military discount and made sure our food was super fresh! Loooong lines though.
(4)Ashley H.
I was so excited when a Panda Express finally opened in Enterprise! I always get the Orange Chicken with either brown or fried rice. My fiance likes the Chicken Teriyaki with mixed veggies. We always order via the drive-thru. Our first few visits both our meals where perfect but eventually his teriyaki didn't have the sauce on the chicken but was poured in an extra little container & added to our bag. Then the last 2 visits there was no sauce at all. Not even on the side. I have also noticed that I'm getting a smaller orange chicken portion with my meal. Hopefully these are just isolated incidents & are not going to grow into a trend. I'm definitely not a fan of "over serving" guests in the early stages of a business & then slacking off as people start to frequent your establishment.
(4)Alissa P.
I use to love panda when they first came inti business in this town but it seems like the longer they are opened the worse they get. The rice is always so mushy now. It's like oatmeal to me and he food always makes me sick now.
(2)Vonnie S.
Busy on their first day. Great customer service despite the hectic demand. They gave a military discount and made sure our food was super fresh! Loooong lines though.
(4)M K.
Placed my order online ( iPhone), had the order at the scheduled time. Food was fresh, veges crunchy and meat cooked appropriately. Gotta say the honey walnut shrimp is amazingly tasty! Great customer service! The girl at the Tea ordering ( sorry didn't catch her name) was new, but very knowledgable and sweet! Brittani, the cashier was full of energy and personable! The restaurant was hoppin' busy, looked like great team work. Even though they oopsied and one of the entrees was incorrect, I'm giving 5 stars bc a phone call to the store, a quick apology from the manager and a free entree waiting Earns it.
(5)Lexi D.
Awesome fried rice! I love the orange chicken. We usually order for pick up online, but when we go throught the drive thru they're pretty quick and nothing has ever been left out. Easily the best chinese restaurant in Enterprise.
(5)Mike B.
I've come here twice and both times at the drive thru it takes about 30-35 minutes to get my order. I know things move slower in the south, but this is completely unacceptable. I will be avoiding this place like the plague if I have to be anywhere within the next 2 hours.
(2)Ollie T.
Please note--this is a review for only this particular location, not the chain as a whole. Overall I've always enjoyed Panda Express, but if I could give this particular location negative stars I would do so in a heartbeat!!! Before I moved to Enterprise, I would go to the Panda Express in my old area on a regular basis, maybe once a month or more. I never had a complaint or a negative experience, really. The food was always good and the service was fair. When I first got to Enterprise the local Panda Express had not yet opened, but I was happy when it did! Before yesterday I'd eaten at the Boll Weevil location exactly two times. They were newly opened then and I guess they still cared. I went there yesterday and was so disgusted I could hardly contain my annoyance. For starters, there was only one person working the front line. Not unusual, I suppose, but the young lady behind the counter was letting the two customers in front of me sample each of the entrees (which took forever) and nobody showed up to assist her right away. As I waited, I noticed there was no fried rice left in the bowl. Also not unusual, and it was eventually filled up. After I stood there, waiting, for at least five minutes, another worker came and asked what I'd like. I ordered my usual: the two entree plate--half orange chicken and half teriyaki chicken--with a half friend rice, half steamed vegetable side. I was told that there was no teriyaki sauce; would I still want the chicken? I said no, and that I would just take a double order of orange chicken. When the rice was brought out, my plate was fixed, and as I moved towards the register the employee asked if I wanted anything else. "Yes, I'd like two egg rolls," I replied. "Oh, sorry, we're out," the employee said. "What about spring rolls?" "We don't have any of those, either." She went on to explain to me that the truck wasn't due to come in until the next day, and that it might be late, and they were out of quite a few things: condiments (except for soy sauce), fortune cookies, chinese spareribs, egg rolls, spring rolls, and the teriyaki sauce for the chicken. And that was just the stuff she listed. I grumbled, quite loudly, that if I'd known they wouldn't have had half the stuff I wanted, I would have gone somewhere else. I also asked why they couldn't at least put a sign on the door stating they were out of whatever, so that folks won't have to go inside, wait five or ten minutes in line, order food, and then as they get to the END of the serving line find out something they wanted wasn't there. The employee just gave me a blank look and said she would give me a twenty percent discount for the "inconvenience." Not worth it, IMO. My orange chicken tasted different. Every other time I've eaten Panda Express's orange chicken at this or any location, it wasn't spicy. Yesterday it was so hot, even for me, that I was uncomfortable while eating it. The inconsistency is almost as annoying as the poor service! I don't know what it is about Enterprise, but almost every restaurant in the area (and don't get me started on the customer service IN GENERAL around here) is sub-par for some reason or another. Maybe it's the small town "they don't know any better" mentality; maybe many folks here were born and raised in the are and honestly don't have anything else to compare with the horrible customer service around here. But Enterprise is a "military" town with a LOT of transplants, those of us who come here from all over the country (if not the world), and many of us are used to better service, food, and standards than what seems to be the "usual" for Enterprise and the surrounding areas (yes, Dothan, I'm looking at you). One of the many drawbacks of living in a small town, I suppose.
(1)Melissa M.
Out of fried rice, told it would take 10 min. That's like Starbucks being out of coffee. A bunch of kids running the place with no manager or organization. Good food but unlikely we'll return any time soon.
(2)James B.
Thankfully...there is a place to get good Chinese food in Enterprise! This is a "chain," but the food is good, fresh, and plentiful.
(4)Will S.
If you like delays,and food outage's, over cooked spring rolls, burnt rice etc....and over priced fast food,then this place is for you
(1)Han L.
The food was great! Everything was tasty! The kung Lao chicken is delicious and the Orange chicken is the best! If you have to choose a Chinese restaurant make sure to choose Panda Express! :)
(5)Ashley G.
My husband loves Panda Express and when he found out that they built one in Enterprise, he was quick to eat there. It was my first time and all I have to say is that we are one of their most frequent customers. The food is amazing, their tea bar is great and the staff are friendly and accommodating.
(5)Rachel W.
I have eaten here twice now this past week. The food is excellent and consistent which is rare for Enterprise. It is 545, Wednesday, 1/14/15 and if a manager of Panda Express reads this you should know who was on what station behind the line. The young lady taking orders and filling rice and chow mein, is rude. That's the nicest way I can put it. Being a manager of a restaurant customer service is number one key to a successful business. If you have an open kitchen you should NOT be talking to other employees, goofing off, when you have a long line wrapped around to the door. If you cannot hear what the guests has ordered don't look at them like they are idiots because YOU got the order wrong or couldn't hear them. You may want to reconsider training your staff on how to speak to the guests. Just a word of advice. Like I said food is delicious, employees have a lot to be desired. That's the quickest way to lose business.
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