Food: So many options! Orange chicken, Kung Po Chicken, beef broccoli, pork fried rice, wonton soup, dumplings! Service: Family owned and so much love put into the food. There is only one server, and the food is "cooked to order." So be patient. Final thought: Best Chinese food in town!

Vivian, our server, was exceptionally kind during our meal. She generously provided us with homemade chili sauces that perfectly complemented our Kang Pau chicken and rice, creating a delicious blend of flavors. Our order of wonton soup, mapo tofu, and Kang Pau chicken was all exceptionally tasty. The overall dining experience was so enjoyable that I am eager to return and explore more of the menu offerings.

Their food is pretty great. I've eaten here a few times in the last month and was very happy with my order. For a quick bite or to go, I recommend this place. Portions are good, and the price is more than fair.

We ordered food for a party and it was great. We arrived earlier than our scheduled pick up time and had to wait before getting the food. It came in those silver trays and was steady for transport. We got beef and broccoli, orange chicken, fried rice and noodles. The noodles are the thick orange noodles with vegetables. The egg rolls were delicious. The order also came with fortune cookies and almond cookies. I personally didn’t care for the almond cookies. The orange chicken was tasty as well as everything else.

It was good. Watch out for combo meals and the extra $1 changed on the good items. Add a dollar. A little pricy for a 2 combo meal w/ special price items. Look well before ordering and ask questions is a combo plate always that price?

The best vegan options I've ever had in Chinese food. Never disappointed‼️

Grabbed food for takeout and my daughter bit into what looks like an earring stud. So gross! We will never get food from there again!

Fast service, horrible amounts of servings. I ordered a family feast plus a large entree. ALL containers were underfilled. The Brea location employees always pack the boxes. This was disappointing.

Only reason for the 5 stars goes to Vall. She is very on point, personable, and attentive to details. I would say if she leaves I may stop going so I hope they treat her well and keep her there.

I ordered teriyaki chicken, paid an xtra $1.25 for the peppers and Angus beef, white rice and noodles, to go. If it wasn't for the packages of teriyaki and soy sauce I asked for, then there wouldn't be any flavor at all. The cleavered chicken tasted like it was boiled in water. It tasted watery and processed, or pressed, with absolutely ZERO flavor. No flavor in the rice and noodles either. I had to use both soy sauce packets plus two more in the pantry.. my taste buds are fine, but I'm noticing a lot of takeout foods have little to no flavor anymore. I don't know if restaurants are skimping on ingredients, or just being cheap, or employee training is simply dreadful and non-existent, but it's getting to the point where I'm being forced to cook my own food at home. If fast food conglomerates feel they can take the paying public for granted, then the hell with them. Another thing is that Panda Express clearly needs to stop bothering customers with their charity donations. These charity drives go on for months at a time, hitting up customers day after day for them to round up their purchases for a donation, even if they happen to be a returning customer from earlier in the day whom already rounded up his change. What does the staff expect ...for the same customers to give money every time they walk in for a bite to eat, just so that the CEO can hob-nob with other wealthy people at the awards gala for his philanthropic ideas that bring attention to himself, with little or no mention of the store customers whom made it happen. He/She (CEO)gets an award, honorable mention, and 5-star dinner, for handing over the donations, and what does the donor customers get - tasteless food for their troubles.

Wor Wanton Soup, was piping hot,and delicious! Also, the Shrimp Chow Mein was also delicious, and served in a generous portion..You can barely close the lid.. That's how full it was! Definitely, coming back again..Forget about driving all the way to Chinatown..This is the spot, and definitely coming back..

The chow mein was soggy, honey chicken was way too sweet, egg rolls cold, orange chicken was fair the broccoli was cooked perfect in beef probably would never come back panda is better.

Got teriyaki chicken, instead of grilled/charred chicken it has the consistency of boiled chicken. If you want teriyaki chicken go somewhere else

This place has delicious food! I’m glad to know my hungry self is supporting this business by paying additional premiums for the food. I was blessed enough to have payed an additional $3 without volunteering! The servers here let me donate without ever mentioning a single word or thought of it. Come here to help stay this business afloat and make sure you keep your receipt to find out how much additional you donated. 0 STARS