Panda King

Valentine’s Day 2026: this place caused an allergic reaction to seafood because someone, who doesn’t speak or read English (per the servers story), put shrimp spring rolls in with the clearly labeled “vegetable spring rolls” and no one noticed until I ate one. I was offered a glass of champagne, while my lips are actively swelling, and still charged us for the kids food. I took these pictures as proof before leaving. While the server was apologetic, this is not something I can forgive and owners should fully expect my insurance to hold them accountable monetarily.

We attended a wedding here and everything was wonderful. The food came out hot and fresh, and the service team was very attentive throughout the night. The atmosphere was elegant with beautiful décor and great lighting. A great venue for big celebrations. Highly recommended!

Service was prompt. Selection could have been better. Buffet price was $24.99 per person. Plenty of seating available.

From all the dim sum places I’ve tried in NOLA, Panda King is the ONLY place that has rolling carts for the food options. I really appreciate this since it’s a traditional aesthetic for dim sum that gives off an authentic vibe. The service was nice. The inside was normal, but clean. The food has always been great! Especially the shui mai & fried taro balls. The only downside is that they don’t tell you how much each food item costs. You would have to pick from the cart, and the servers will stamp on the checklist for the price. You don’t know the price beforehand. Aside from that, I don’t really have any other complaints. Yummy House is a really good spot too, but they unfortunately don’t have the rolling carts like Panda King. Overall, Panda King will always be an original West Bank dim s

My son, loves Asian cuisine. He wanted to discover new places to got to, seeing as we are still new to the area. The place, is nice/clean. That’s about it.