Went in on a Monday night for happy hour before heading to the pub/bar next door which shows the football. We got there just after 4pm and were next door by kickoff at 5:15pm. The best happy hour. All appetizers and drinks are 1/2 off. We ordered one of basically everything on the appetizer menu and it was awesome. Good size portions, tasty and fresh. We ordered 5 dishes and 2 glasses of wine and it came to under $50. Highly recommend during happy hour.

Came here for DineLA and wanted to love this place but… it does not stack up. First off, the plating is wild. We were served all 8 dishes, including a cold dessert at the SAME TIME. Dessert as we are getting an app was strange. Then for the food, very average and not flavorful. Honestly it all looked better than it tasted. Lobster was some of the worst i’ve had. Could barely remove it from the shell it was overcooked and rubbery. Highlight was a sesame cake / custard that was very good. Decor and vibe inside is nice, lots of space between tables. As I said, you walk in and want to like the place but it doesn’t hit the mark. I would not recommend.

Ordered the sweet and sour chicken, crab cream cheese Wonton and Mongolian beef. The sweet and sour chicken plate arrived full of sauce which overpowered the food. The Mongolian beef was good but not great. The Wontons were filled with mostly cream cheese and hardly any crab.

Chinese take out place with good prices. Ordering via the apps was easy no issues. Would not go to eat out at but that's why it should be takeout only

This Panda Express as soon as you open the door you smoke delicious Orange chicken from beyond meat. The taste of the eggplant tofu was so delicious I turned around and had to go in the bathroom and slap myself. 🤗 I'm still learning to enjoy the smell of Panda Express food they seem like they added more food to the menu. It makes you feel as if there's a buffet style kind of meal to eat but I think the buffets see how delicious the food is so they can be more tempted to buy more food. I love when commercial companies decide to think about their customers and put huge balls of stainless steel food with a glass barrier to protect and tantalize their customers. If you've never eaten Panda Express version of Chinese food you haven't eaten Chinese food in America. Panda Express is starting to be the cliche Chinese food in America you think it's commercialized but it's not. This Panda Express seems multicultural although there aren't any Chinese people cooking the food or Japanese it still seems as this everyone ethnic background is there helping us cook the food. I love their the waiters red and black uniforms. also it's in the same parking lot as a Ralph's so you won't miss it it's all the way in the back. The food was fantastic it's really made for like a lunch or dinner. Sitting down was a joy to as well people are very quiet and to themselves and they eat and enjoy their food.

Usually Panda provides decent food and service. I am visiting this location for the first time. I went there only because there were not many affordable lunch options around and Panda is not my number one pick. But oh well. So the chow mein was slightly burned and had that smell. Also there were few inedible chunks of cabbage and onions. Like they take the entire cabbage and slice it from top to the bottom avoiding inedible parts lol. Overall I got rid of my hunger but next time I will think twice about going there