Panda Express

This is the best panda express in america. Whenever I have a connection in atlanta, I factor in time in my layover so that I can get to concourse E and indulge in the most flavorful chow mein any Panda Express has to offer. Everyone who works here is so kind, communicative, and patient. Thank you to our airport heroes.

When we got there, the employees were fighting each other. After a while, they served us. The food was old and soggy. When we paid the cashiers, we were charged almost $6 more than what it showed on the register. They are simply overcharging you.

This experience was beyond crazy. I waited 20 minutes in line and there was no chow mein the entire time. The moment it’s my turn to order, they’re just bringing out the noodles to cook it. Whatever, they’re probably backed up. I see that a medium à la carte is $6 and the large à la carte is $7 so I order one of each and an order of rangoons and a drink… tell me why my order came out to $33? My receipt said the medium à la carte was $10 and the large was $13. I said oh your menu pricing is wrong, can you fix that? THE WORKER SHRUGGED! I am infuriated. FIX YOUR MENU PRICES

Panda Express was a hidden gem for me for a while. I recently realized they’re pretty much everywhere, so I decided to give it a try — and I absolutely loved it. I got the orange chicken with some noodles, and it was seriously amazing. The food was great, the staff were super friendly, and the price was surprisingly low — around 10 bucks. I’m really impressed and will definitely be hitting up Panda Express more often, even outside the airport.

An atrocity. This food is perhaps the only thing that could skyrocket one’s mood into complete and utter devastation and quickly push them towards the cliffs of profound despair. If you value any aspect of human dignity, please avoid