Thank you Manuel for your excellent service and patience. You are very kind and I hope Panda Express appreciates good workers. 2/20/25 Delicious Family Meal along with lunar coupon.

I paid $18 for a ( 3 ) item combo and a large drink. Pricing Complaint: The way it is priced, you pay a large uprfront for a 2 sides and 1 item combo, then for 1.50 or so more you can get 2 item, then for another 1.50 or so, u can get 3 item, the same for the drink. IMO it is very manipulative pricing where anyone with basic math skills knows it is better to opt for the 3 item combo, the same for the drink. So u leave paying $18. I would highly recommend just going to a mom and pops Chinese fast food place in your city for more reasonable pricing. Out of general principal, I would just go buy food from the other vendors in the mall food court going forward. Atmosphere/ Towards closing all you hear is the mall janitors dragging metal chairs. They need felt pads under the chairs and tables. No fault of Panda Express. Ice / Toward the end of the night, my large drink that I paid movie theatre prices for had little to no ice. I ask for more ice in a cup. The cup gave me 4 tablespoons of ice. LMFAO. haha. Something is strange about this Panda Express. It feels like you are getting the short end of the stick in everyway possible. Refills/ Not only are you paying movie theatre prices for the large drink, they charge 1.50 for refills. Talk about nickel and diming you to death. This practice is an embarrassment. My food got cold/ They were out of chow mein. So I had to wait 5-7 minutes for it. Meanwhile they put my food in a bag on the counter while it got cold. Conclusion/ This place is an embarassment imo. Everything from the pricing, to the no refill policy, to them giving you little ice in your movie theatre priced drink, to my food getting cold. Do yourself a favor, if you feel like getting Chinese food, speak with your wallet. Go to a mom and pops Chinese food place in your city. Also, if you are eating in the mall, choose a different place to eat and support them, especially if they give free refills with a pricing structure that doesn't pressure the customer to upgrade.

I would definitely come back here again. My tasty duck and bbq pork noodle soup was good. My friends order the salted fish and pork, which was interesting. 🤔

Overall I would say the restaurant is okay but needs some improvement. Most importantly, we were not greeted at all when we entered the restaurant. That's a pretty basic thing when you go out for dining. One of the food service employees was very nice and kind, but the woman who actually seated us did not even look at us or even say hello when we entered the restaurant. The manager, on the other hand, was very very polite and very thankful for our visit. I counted him saying thank you over 10 times! SUMMARY: I think the restaurant has a lot of potential for improvement, but they need to work on improving the level of their service, first and foremost. They should not be taking every Customer for granted 🙂

Updated: Okay so to update this is the first time I’ve been served something undercooked. I ordered beef cheung fun during dim sum and notice it tasted a bit sour. I thought the meat looked odd so I opened it up and I’ve never seen the meat separate on each side of the the noodle, usually it’s one solid piece. Original review: Food is always good and is comparable in price for post pandemic times. Not sure if they are doing dim sum carts any longer, but I’m guessing at least not today or during the week. Perhaps the weekend is busier where they would have it available. I normally order take out since it’s just me eating and the wait has been variable. Sometimes it takes a while so I shop at 99 while waiting, other times it’s quick like today (10-15 mins). I always forget they offer lunch specials. Service is average for a Chinese restaurant.

Last Sunday, this place looked empty, but it wasn't bad! Roast duck was fresh, and they conveniently put all the desserts on one platter! Previous review archived here: First time, I felt the staff did their best. Cut them some slack because it was super busy. Some lady was screaming because she wanted ice water. Hope she has a better day. But the staff didn't deserve her rude behavior, last time. This time, they were quick to bring the food, and refill our teapots, but were slow to close things out and take my card. Food: Last time, Roast Pork was a bit too salty and the skin wasn't crispy enough, but the meat on there had to right texture. Siu Mai had a more noticeable mushroom flavor, but this time, it was bland. Even their Har Cow was bland. It's supposed to have a sweet flavor to the shrimp and some cushy spring texture, but none of that was there this time. Need to wash them with alkaline water before cooking it. The only thing with flavor was the Salt & Pepper Squid.

Literally out of every protein option. 20 minute wait for orange chicken. Worker was rude. Finished order was wrong.

The noodles are very dry and have no oil. The orange chicken is hard and the employee mix the old cooked chicken with the new cooked chicken. They don’t throw away the old chicken and continue to serve them to customers. It’s not right because the old chicken is left for so many hours. I cannot eat or swallow because the chicken was so dry. Very bad customer service from this Panda location

Small authentic Guilin noodle in the Arcadia square plaza food court. I was surprised by the huge portions so definitely for money's worth. The lady in the front was nice and explained all the dishes and gave some recommendations which I took. Noodles are pretty good and a side note, she told me the spices were really spicy and I didn't think much of it, but putting just a little of the red 🌶️🌶️ and after mixed into the soup, I drank the soup, it caught up and landed in my throat, the spice level is really no joke. Normally I can eat habanero level spice with ease, but this is really spicy. Would come back again.

Fantastic hole-in-the-wall Guilin rice noodles joint. Located inside an unassuming food court, it is cheap and authentic. The portions sizes were huge for $11 via Zelle and it was incredible tasty. The noodles are hand made and very bouncy. You add your own toppings to control flavor and spice levels. Fantastic place for cheap and filling food and I will be coming back. For the non-Chinese folks, I got the #1 on their menu. Highly recommend you give it a try.

Good basic 小吃 (small bite) dishes. Not great, but not bad either. Lot of choices. Too many probably, because the gluttony to have a bit of everything kicks you into decision paralysis. Best to come with a large party of people so you can order lots of stuff or know what you want. The staff seems very overworked. On the day we visited, it was two young and industrious women who had to serve and clean up. Any criticism for Four Seas would be directed toward the customers. Many parents plant devices in front of their kids once they are seated with no regard for the device volume. Others talk loudly on their phone with speaker on. This is a place to grab something to eat and not a place to have a relaxing meal. Would do take out next time. Kudos to the staff for their good service in a challenging environment.

This is small little Taiwanese breakfast restaurant. You go up to the cashier order your food (a little similar to Chick-for-a style), and they will delivery your food to your table. Ice sweet soy milk - not too sweet, watery, or think! Tasted perfect! Salty rice roll with pickle and fried egg - the Chinese donut is not crispy, and that was the only thing I am going to pick on. Potstickers - lack of flavor, but yet juicy and tender! Daikon cake - I thought of harsh brown when I was eating that. The texture was too hard and rough. It should be a little softer and with more Chinese sausage in it. Pork sandwich - it is decent. The pork belly was a little too dry. A lot of potential for improvement! Keep up the good work!

Basic dish like BBQ pork and soy sauce chicken looked like it is a leftover from few days ago.... Sweet and Sour Pork are just bad... it is disappointing. The only positive thing could be now they are giving free shrimp when you ordered $50 or more. We packed the Sweet and Sour Pork to go but its all fat...

This is 100th anniversary of Kam Yen Jan celebration and their legacy of crafting authentic Lap Cheong (lạp xưởng - Chinese sausages) and preserved meats. The event brings a perfect product tasting experience to me and the other foodies. Had Lap Cheong since I was a kid. Love their products! Menu of the event: 1. Ho Kee deluxe platter 2. Chinese broccoli with cured meat 3. Deluxe prawn 4. Crab meat & fish maw soup 5. Sizzling chicken casserole with Chinese sausage 6. Sauteed beef with snap peas 7. Minced duck meat served with lettuce wraps 8. Baked lobster with ginger and scallion 9. Claypot rice with assorted sausages

ALERT❗ ( STEAK & SHRIMP) CUSTOMER'S (CHECK ) ❗ BEFORE PAYING FOR A RIDICULOUS ( 3 ) SHRIMP. FOUR TIMES IN A ROW. THEY RIP YOU OFF IN THAT WAY‼️ YET ADD A $1.50 WHEN IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE ( 6) SHRIMP. BEYOND WRONG. PLUS THE EVENING TEAM MEMBERS SERVING TODAY , SUNDAY MARCH 30TH 2025 WERE VERY UNWELCOMING. WISH I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS FOR SUCH POOR QUALITY AND SERVICE.

ALERT❗ ( STEAK & SHRIMP) CUSTOMER'S (CHECK ) ❗ BEFORE PAYING FOR A RIDICULOUS ( 3 ) SHRIMP. FOUR TIMES IN A ROW. THEY RIP YOU OFF IN THAT WAY‼️ YET ADD A $1.50 WHEN IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE ( 6) SHRIMP. BEYOND WRONG. PLUS THE EVENING TEAM MEMBERS SERVING TODAY , SUNDAY MARCH 30TH 2025 WERE VERY UNWELCOMING. WISH I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS FOR SUCH POOR QUALITY AND SERVICE.

ALERT❗ ( STEAK & SHRIMP) CUSTOMER'S (CHECK ) ❗ BEFORE PAYING FOR A RIDICULOUS ( 3 ) SHRIMP. FOUR TIMES IN A ROW. THEY RIP YOU OFF IN THAT WAY‼️ YET ADD A $1.50 WHEN IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE ( 6) SHRIMP. BEYOND WRONG. PLUS THE EVENING TEAM MEMBERS SERVING TODAY , SUNDAY MARCH 30TH 2025 WERE VERY UNWELCOMING. WISH I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS FOR SUCH POOR QUALITY AND SERVICE.