well its panda express overpriced greasy chinese food. It pretty good though and you basically know what your going to get when coming here. If your looking for authentic then this isn't for you obviously. The parking does suck and its in a obscure location. if you get lost trying to find it its in the Walmart parking lot. Will I go back well probably yeah since its closest one to my place
Review Source:Much better than I thought it would be. I still drive all the way over to the location on County Line, more times than not, but I don't mind going to this one on those lazy nights. It's unfair, really, because I group it in the same category as the Wal-Mart nearby (which is obviously less than stellar) though it has no affiliation whatsoever.
I'll write a review update whenever I visit again.
Back on the radar after an 8 week absence, and of course, I have a slew of reviews to catch up on. Â So, diving in and knocking out the quick ones tonight. Â A lot of people loathe Panda Express -- they seem to think it's not authentic or good Chinese. Â Well...it's probably not. Â But it is tasty enough, and it's inexpensive, and it's a good place to run to if you're in "fast food/take out" mode. Â There's a decent amount of variety to their dishes. Â My personal favorite, I think, is their Black Pepper Chicken, which comes with diced celery and a few other vegetables stir-fried...but I also like their Mongolian Beef (even though it is the most bizarre Mongolian Beef I've ever had..) and will sometimes ignore the fact I am diabetic and get their trademark Orange Chicken combined with ooey gooey orange/HFCS sauce. Â I also like the fact if you fill in a random 5-number combination on the back, making it look like you took a phone survey, you can get $1 or 2 off your meal if you bring in a previous receipt. Â And yeah, it may not be authentic, but I will admit I am very fond of their lo mein. Â Probably completely unhealthy, but it's really quite tasty. Â Service seems adequate there. Â (But yes, I will concur with Tracie, Pei Wei is superior.) Â It is a few bucks more at Pei Wei, though.
Soooooooooo...it's not great cuisine, and it's not McDonalds either...droppin it at 3 stars.
Panda Express is good at what it does. It's not trying to be fine dining, it's not trying to be gourmet. It's fast chinese food, and they do it pretty well. This location is no exception. Fast friendly service, good prices (how can one reviewer say 14$ lunch for 2 is expensive in these times?) and reliably decent food. Complain about the corporate franchise model if you want, but you can go into any Panda Express in the country and get a good meal at a fair price, or you can take your chances at the buck-a-scoop dives. Your choice.
Review Source:I have seen better Panda Expresses. Since i landed in US i have been a fan of Panda Express fare, and i have tasted very good food from them in 3 other states, Ca Tx and Ga. I had Panda even on my last day in US last time, in Atlanta Airport. This panda express somehow brings a shame to the brand.The food is not tasty as i have tasted in other franchises.
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I can't even drum up enough enthusiasm to write about this place.
So greasy, so over-priced steam tray fare. My rice bowl with  chicken had chicken pieces that were so heavily breaded that you could hardly find the meat. The only bright spot was the friendly service.
For about the same price you can get a much better meal from Pei Wei.
One visit per lifetime is enough.
Expensive ($14 for lunch for 2 people) for oily "Chinese" food.
The staff was very friendly, but that cannot compensate for all the oil and sugar.
Very weird. Plastic forks are in plain sight, but the chopsticks are hidden behind the counter. Shouldn't it be the reverse?
Let me start off by saying that I love this place. I used to work nearby and I would have lunch here every day, and even now I will go out of my way to give it a try. Everyone is really nice and if you visit here often they will try to remember what your usual is. The fried rice that they make here is awesome and better than the other Panda Express that I've been to. Some people complain about their variety, but they have everything I need, so you won't hear that from me. The prices are low, and the food is great so give em a try.
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