Panda Express

Ordered beef and broccoli and received an insulting amount of protein and vegetables. Literally 3 small pieces of meat and 5 pieces of broccoli over a mountain of rice. String bean chicken breast was the exact same way. This is not the first time we visited this location but definitely the last time we visit this location ever again.

This location is one of my favorites! The drive through is quick and the employees are friendly. The food is always fresh and piping hot- even after my 20 minute drive home!

Came in at 8:50 to place a carry out order and there was nothing available. The chow mein was all veggies. All the sides were empty. I counted five sides that were empty and when we asked them will these be refilled they said no because our kitchen closes soon, specifically at 9:30. WE then had to ask if they could make us what we want. It’s unbelievable how nothing is available 40 minutes before the kitchen closes. Also, terrible customer service the guy seemed and acted bothered. Just horrible experience.

Ordered a plate. The chow mein was lacking noodles. The Beijing beef was slimy and cold. Called, the girl who answered the phone said it was probably on the end of the bowl. Called back with the receipt info for the manager and he was unavailable because it’s the rush hour per the girl who answered the phone. I understand they’re busy that’s why I expect warm and at least half decent food.

I had a fairly good experience. There were a lot of staff I could see, so I think that's why the in person dining order was basically inst with no waiting at all. I didn't realize two entres were both premium so I'm thankful an employee mentioned it just to be sure. Food was fairly decent--good. I tried the beyond orange chicken and it taste quite similar to the orange chicken. The difference is the texture, since the plant based one is quite firm and harder-chewy compared to the original chicken. I also had the grilled chicken and that was good to. Same with the chow mein. The only thing that was not as great was the fried rice, but only because it was out for a bit and was warm and fine, but not steaming hot (nit-pick)