Panda Express
1126 E 2100 S, Salt Lake City, UT, 84106
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
Healthy Meal suggestions for Panda Express
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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 :
1126 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT, 84106 - Phone (801) 467-7001
- 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
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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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Noel D.
Gets 5 stars for cleanliness, 4 stars for food (actually hot and fresh since last time I was here a year ago), but 1 star for service which is why I gave overall of 3 stars. Always so so busy and they rush you along like cattle. Cashier was rude/short with me, could have been due to fact they were busy. They do not stock condiments next to drinks, so I had to go up to cashier for soy sauce. She seemed put out. They forgot my sweet and sour sauce, so I went back a second time. And again, she seemed even more put out.
(3)Penny H.
I had a horrible experience. The drink machine didn't work. They were out of ice. When I complained they were rude. I wanted my Money back for the drink and they were even more rude. A dirty man was standing on top of the counter trying to fix the ice machine. Gross! I'm turning this location into the Board of Health and the BBB. The place is ran by a bunch of Chinese people that discriminate against white people.
(1)Sheldon L.
The cashier who I believe also is the owner of the store played trick on me, charged extra fee for third entree which should be free with coupon. She was on purpose because she was pretending to type the coupon code into the machine.
(1)Thomas H.
Good food with good service and it's fast and the food is typically fresh. Off-hours of the best time to go as there's not generally a line. Don't go during dinner or lunch and expect to be in and out quickly.
(5)Robert S.
Some of the bins were empty and the orange chicken that we usually order had about 1-2 servings thereof. I thought it was a nice gesture that the server ask me if I wanted to wait for fresh orange chicken, instead of just serving us the old leftovers. Also, we received a nice portion of teriyaki chicken.
(4)Andrea S.
To be fair this is the first fast food joint I've been to for a few months, and I especially hadn't been to a Panda Express for two years or so. That being said I was absolutely shocked at the pricing to quantity ratio. For something so hastily and mechanically put out for its customers in such an assembly line fashion, you would expect to get a substantial amount of food for your dollar. I'm obviously a bargain foodie, I like specials, and value. OF which Panda Express lacked both unfortunately. For what it is the food wasn't awful, to par of what I last remembered it. No vegetarian options really.
(3)Angie H.
For less than $10, I can get 3 entree items with fried rice. It's enough food that I can eat it for dinner one night, and lunch the next day. You can choose to have your entree items served with steamed vegetables, fried rice, white rice, or chow mein. Or you can mix some of those items (i.e., chow mein & fried rice). If you get any shrimp, or steak entree items (they charge $1 extra for each selection). I usually just get the orange chicken, sweet & spicy chicken, and a beef dish or the cream cheese wantons. Their food is pretty good. My kids like the Orange Chicken (and although it's labeled as "spicy") - my children are 6 and 2 years old...and they don't notice any spice. They have an awesome Chili packet that you can add to your food (to add spice)...and trust me, it's SPICY!! I generally use 2 packets of chili sauce, and a few packets of soy sauce to give my food a little "kick". I always get my food to go, and love reading the fortune cookie inserts (I always add the words "in bed" at the end for a good giggle).
(4)Vida A.
Honestly it is what it is. Cheap mass produced Chinese food to fulfill the masses. On this certain day I joined the masses because I was craving Chinese food and It was that awkward time of day not really lunch but not quite dinner and so I found myself at Panda. I usually dont eat here because I am guaranteed a headache. But my craving beat out the headache and I was already getting one from not eating all day. Place was dead but the worker kept wanting to pass me off with no takers, pretty rude. They were not busy but yet he had more pressing matters on hiss mind I guess. I agree with other reviewers that they are stingy. I think the kid counted how many pieces of orange chicken he gave me. Quite comical. What are you saving the food for? There is enough msg to preserve that food. this place needs new management and employees im sure its not up to franchise standards . Keep driving.
(2)Lynn D.
Their meat is SO GROSS. I had to spit out the orange chicken. Such poor quality. :( So gross and fatty. Unchewable.
(1)Felipe Z.
Im not gonna lie, if there's a job I'd like to have would be to be the Panda for Panda express. Call me trashy, fake azn, all that you want, but you've got to admit that panda is DELISH. omg. beijing beef, orange chicken, sweet fire chicken breast, honey walnut shrimp, broccoli beef... its just too much to handle. This location is probably one of my personal favorites, because it has lots of parking, it's clean, spacious, and as racist as this sounds, Asians actually make the food instead of some Latino brotha. It gives me all the ethnic experience time I needed for that day. so yeah. I'd be the Panda in a heartbeat.
(4)Greg D.
Why oh why do I eat here? Oh right, it's the damn Orange Chicken. I've been able to slowly wean myself off of the stuff for the past few years but every time I walk by Panda Express I'm thrown into withdrawals like a junky who hasn't had his fix in awhile. And just like every heroin addict that says they are done with the stuff, I will occasionally awake from a blackout wallowing in a pile of empty styrofoam containers and broken chop sticks wondering how I got there. Is there an OCAA (Orange Chicken Addicts Anonymous) chapter in Salt Lake? There should be, you can tell that I'm not the only one struggling to kick the habit as this place continues to operate despite it's near inedible Chinese food offerings.
(2)Harsha R.
So its not authentic Chinese. So its just another fast food chain. But if someone were to put a gun to my head and asked me to pick a fast food restaurant, I will go with Panda Express. Chow mein, Fried Rice, Kung Pao Chicken and Black Pepper Chicken. Call it what you may, but I can't deny that it doesn't taste good. My stomach has been abused much worse.
(3)Antonio L.
OMG, don't come here first thing when the open @ 10:30! They were not ready! My mom wanted to mushroom chicken and there was none ready. Instead, she went for the chicken with a mandarin sauce. Guess what, the sauce wasn't even ready. So we agreed to just put the chicken on the plate and when it was ready we'd get the sauce. Well, it took about 5 minutes or more just to get it. My parents were already almost done with their meal with the plain chicken still standing there for the sauce. The second entree my mom got was the string bean chicken. Nothing too exciting the claimed. Just like any other Panda Express. I got the orange chicken and bejing beef. Just like my parents, it was just like any other Panda Express. After paying, I went to get a diet Pepsi, and the syrup was out. So I informed the server, but it didn't get to be fixed until the next server arrived. In a way, we were kind of glad that we got there at the time we did, because minutes after we paid, the line was so long! They only had one cook and one server. The next server came in at 11AM, then another cook came in as we were leaving. The server was very calm and handled things very well, but was a bit slow. We came back a couple days later, in the evening though. Still as busy as it was that morning we went. This time, this server, who was the cook the first time we went, skimped on the rice. I ordered half white and fried rice. And as we watched her serve the chow mein, she loaded it as if was their last meal! So what the heck! Well, she handed off the box to the other server for our entree choices. I got the orange chicken and BBQ pork. Same old orange chicken as last time. The BBQ pork was OK too, but the server didn't know how to cut the meat. She chopped it in various sizes and cuts. I just wanted to tell her to cut it in slices! Urgh! Well, just another Panda Express. Nothing special about it. That's why it's just A-OK!
(3)Joshua S.
besides the intestinal distress i experienced this last visit, i still consider panda one of my go-to fast food chinese American (note: i capitalized American) take-outlets. fast and furious, and orange chicken goodness makes all the pain worth it. why? couldn't tell you, but i'll keep going...but not on consecutive weeks.
(3)MC Free W.
Panda Express sucks. No, like it really reeeally sucks. There is no justification for enjoying this product. It's the perfect example of the mass produced, bastardized, quasi-food that insidiously permeates our society. Now, this is no diatribe against processed food. I'll eat anything as long as it tastes good, and tastes real. But Panda fails on both counts. I know there are legions of Orange Chicken lovers out there that are addicted to this syrupy sweet substance. But really. What the hell is this stuff? It's not chicken. It may have been a chicken once, but it's been unnaturally transformed to a quasi chicken-like substance, violated by a thick coating of flour, and bathed is what is essentially melted sugar, flavored with some sort of orangey-tasting food additive. I just can't stomach the stuff. Nor can I handle any of their other entrees that egregiously misappropriate the term "Chinese food" to describe their fodder. Just a couple of other things that annoy me about Panda. You have to ask for soy sauce, and they hand it out like they are parting with gold. And their mustard sauce is not the good, thick, spicy, sinus-clearly stuff. It's that lame version that tastes like mustard flavored candy. (Ok, I had to add this. The last time I went, I found out that they now have a more respectable spicy mustard sauce packets) Still... Panda Express sucks.
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