Panda Express

Good service, good food, so-so pricing. The staff are speedy and professional and pack the plates really well which is a refreshing change from the Chipotle where you can get things half-filled. They have a large sign advertising that they're hiring, however the wording on the salaries and pay can be seen as a little misleading. There's plenty of seating, however it can get filled up FAST during busy hours so you may have to take a bit of a trek to get to some clean, empty tabling. "You're telling me a shrimp fried this rice?"

Panda Express, an American Chinese chain originating in California and rapidly expanding globally, has a location at the ERB Memorial Union on the University of Oregon's campus. One of Panda Express's standout offerings is their signature dish, "Orange Chicken." It consists of boneless chicken that's first deep-fried and then wok-cooked in a delectable sweet and spicy orange sauce, infused with dried chilies, Sichuan pepper, and tangerine peel. The crispy chicken perfectly balances sweet and sour flavors, accented with citrus and chili undertones.

It has been a Thanksgiving tradition of ours for the last several years to get Panda Express for the Family. Unfortunately, I am disappointed with the location closest to me, so I placed a large order at the next closest location... I didn't realize it was the small one inside the college. I feel terrible for the burden I put on the staff, but it turned out great... the quality of the food was outstanding. The staff was very friendly and a pleasure to talk to. Thanks so much, our family really enjoyed the meal!

We ordered a bigger plate with double orange chicken and ONE serving of teriyaki chicken. We waited 15 minutes for our food just for it to be very very wrong. They gave us THREE SERVINGS of Teriyaki chicken and no orange chicken. When we asked for our orange chicken they gave us this tiny tiny box with orange chicken inside.....smh

I did a pickup order through the app so I didn't have to wait in line. Got there at my est. pickup time and had to wait for chow mein, which was fine. But I watched him do 2 SCOOPS of the entree i picked and only got 4 pieces of sesame chicken!! I watched them pile on the side, but to get so little protein out of 2 small scoops is absurd.