Can't believe this place, the choice and combination of rice or noodles with the orange chicken is incredible. Flavours superb. And an affordable cost considering the portion sizes.

I’m so upset. I just drove home, got inside and sat down to eat my food only to be completely disappointed and upset. I ordered sesame chicken bowl with half and half side rice and cho mein and they gave me orange chicken and rice. And in the plate size. The restaurant is already closed snd now I have to make something else for dinner at this late hour exhausted from work bc I hate the orange chicken. Such a simple oversight that could have been avoided by paying attention to detail. It wasn’t even busy and it was drive thru. There’s only one lane to follow the order number rotation, easy enough you would think. I don’t ever post reviews, especially bad ones… but I’m on another level of Hangry and upset lol

2 plate entree which had barely any entree and all the noodles and rice. This store does this ALL THE TIME. driving down to the harmony/college next time.

It was wonderful,everyone was so friendly the moment I stepped in and they helped me thru the menu by explaining it to me as it was my first time.Greeted me right when I came through the door too!The food was tasty and fresh and their watermelon drink is just to die for,the best drink I had so far personally.Amazing atmosphere.Just overall great.

Ordered 2 types of fried rice (shrimp and plain), Lo Mein noodles, Crab Rangoons and Buddha Delight via Uber Eats. Uber Eats shows good reviews so we gave the place a chance. After growing up on Chinese food and trying many locations across multiple states, this was the first time that the quality prompted me to immediately put out a review. When I came to the Google reviews and saw 3 stars, it was clear that the Uber Eats ratings were likely fake or inflated. The fried rice is probably the worst I have ever had. It had no color or flavor. When I think of fried rice, I think of a rich brown color, egg, onion, and a nice salty flavor. This was pale white , had VERY small pieces of egg and a plain flavor that almost tasted like oil. My thought was to add the included soy sauce to see if that added some of the flavor that was missing. Unfortunately for the order of our size, we received literally 2 soy sauce packets. So I ended up putting the rice in a pan, adding more egg, garlic salt, the 2 soy sauce packets and some green onion. It was still dry due to the small amount of soy sauce (moisture) being added, but it was at least edible. The Buddha's delight was ok as was the LoMein noodles. The Crab Rangoon were really good. I now see why the restaurant has 3 stars on Google and will not be ordering from them again.

I gave this place two trys and I will not be returning. The Mongolian beef was more like Mongolian vegetables with barely any beef and watery bland sauce. The fried rice was gray and not appetizing at all. With no vegetables or egg. I will not be recommending this place to visitors. After speaking with the manager I was advised I would not be refunded and I he offered me store credit. Why would anyone want store credit from a place with horrible food. Buyer be warned.

Panda Express at Greenly 4542 Centerplace Dr is an absolute gem! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm smiles, inviting atmosphere and friendly staff. The food is fantastic—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked every time. The food there is packed with tender, juicy meat and just the right amount of sauce, and the portions are more than generous and enough to satisfy any appetite. Plus, they offer a great variety of options, from chicken to tofu, so there’s something for everyone. This place goes above and beyond in quality, service, and taste. I can’t recommend Panda Express enough; it’s easily one of my favorite spots to grab a delicious, hearty meal. Five stars! Thanks to team✨

We ordered two bowls but served instead on a to go plate because they were out of bowls. So when I got home and opened the two boxes only chow mein was in the two and they didn't serve the entree and I paid for the whole bowl.

We ordered beef lo main, hot n sour soup, chicken sticks, cheese wonton, and Mongolian beef. All food was delicious and hot and tasty. Their portions are great and they put a lot of meat in their dishes. Very happy. We'll order from here again, for sure.

I am sorry to say that this is the second subpar visit in a row. My coconut shrimp and honey chicken were over cooked and under sauced. Don't know if they switched recipes, but I hope they go back.

Just got our take out from this place and not a single item of food was cooked properly. Orange chicken is essentially fried badder in orange sauce. Rangoons had barely any cream cheese. Rice was insanely undercooked - I’ve had better rice at a school lunch. Do not recommend.

Great person behind the counter very friendly. If you order food made in the bake its great. Recently changed to a pay by the scoop place with an awesome price on a combo. Unfortunately all the "scoop" food I tried was dry and had the consistency of an old tire. But if you need a good deal 3 scoops a soda and egg roll is tough to beat for 7.50

I stopped at this place simply because my kids wanted McDonald's and I didn't. I got hot and sour soup(large) and a combo that came with rice or noodles. I went rice and then two meats and an egg roll. I picked mushroom chicken coconut shrimp and the pork egg roll. The egg roll has great flavor. The coconut shrimp was good as well. However the rice, mushroom chicken and hot and sour soup were all amazing! I will definitely go back again at least for the hot and sour soup. It came with a drink and ask was less than $12 I think. Really really good. Switching my 1$ scoop place for sure.

I went here seeing the good reviews and decided to try it out. The $7.50 combo was a steal for their menu or so I thought. Went in and it had good potential, smelled good even from outside, the inside was clean and while it was small it seemed taken care of. When I went to give my orders I was informed the combo was only for the $1.50 scoop stuff and not for other items which was disappointing but I moved on. I happened to slip outside which doesn't effect my review on taste but when they remade my food as I'd landed partially on it. (They came outside, helped me up and offered to remake it I didn't force them or anything. It was rainy and slippery) When I got home my roomates and I saw that they had gotten a couple of the re-orders wrong. One box we couldn't even tell if it was potato chicken or beef because there was a pile of onions on it. We played rock paper scissors and decided who got the mystery foods since our orders were mongolian beef, two different kinds of chicken, and lo mein. Other roomate got their sweet and sour chicken and had to settle for beef and broccoli since chicken and broccoli wasn't in the select menu. The lo mein was pretty plain, a little oily, lacked alot of veggies, and to me tasted closer to buttered noodles. My Mongolian beef was pretty bland, had some bitter flavors that didn't really contribute to things in a complementary way and the serving was mostly jalapenos. The two mystery foods might have been potato chicken and spicy chicken but there was potato in neither dish that could be seen or tasted. One was a chicken with a batter and fry similar to other stuff like general tso but it was again pretty bland with a mild sweetness. I couldn't place what the flavor was supposed to be. The other was slices of meat that we couldn't quite tell if they were pork or chicken. I bet pork my roommate bets chicken. But the flavor wasn't identifiable and apparently the textures were "Kinda chewy and whatever" The sauce "Slid off the meat and didn't do much for it." and "The majority was raw vegetables." Other roommate got beef and broccoli and sweet and sour chicken. They wanted the chicken broccoli but it wasn't swappable so they still got broccoli. They also got fried rice. The fried rice was soft and seemed to only be stained colored and not fried in with the usual sesame and soy flavors. They said there was no crispiness present at all and they found a frozen or very cold pea mixed in. Their review was "I think they waved it by the wok." The Sweet and Sour chicken with sauce was pretty plain and roommate stopped their meal here because they said they found hairs. I wasn't in that room so I couldn't verify. The Beef and Broccoli wasn't eaten for the above reason. The cheese wontons that came with the combo were small, maybe a small spoonful of cream cheese inside with no onion or anything, the wrapper was also pretty pale. Overall it was a pretty whatever experience. I probably won't be going again but it wasn't the worst food I've had. Everything was clean and like I said the people working were very nice.

There is a remarkable air of pretentiousness at this location. I unknowingly ordered their new chicken that was laced with peanuts. There was no indication from the menu on the wall, the serving line, or the employees. I went back to inform the business of potentially serving peanuts to allergic customers and was greeted by a very defensive and inconsiderate lady. She aggressively berated me for ordering something I didn’t know contained peanuts and that it was my fault (it is), and that they didn’t need to and was not their responsibility to inform customers of potential allergens, which struck me as wrong. Moreover what seemed to bother her most was me holding up the line by telling her there are no clear indicators of peanuts in the food and not that I could be entering anaphylactic shock (i am not that allergic). Their unprofessional response prompted my review. The employee here needs a class in customer service or at least basic human empathy. In short I have an itchy throat and felt disrespected for trying to do good. 2 stars

This is a ripoff location they give you small portions of poor quality panda food. I come here on campus every so often and leave feeling like I’ve overpaid. $10 for this little bowl, no drink

We stop by Asian Chef regularly and it’s always fantastic. Reminds me of the good home style Chinese food I’d find growing up in Aurora/Denver. The staff are always friendly and food comes out quick and delicious every time, plus the portions are a great value!

The restaurant smelled like a dirty gas station bathroom when I entered, like actual feces. I wanted to leave but had already paid online for my food and they had already made it and I felt sorry for them. The portion sizes were fine, but the taste of both dishes were just watered down nothing. Just terrible, no flavor, and the veggies tasted watery, like they were previously frozen. The chicken had a horrible gelatinous texture. The beef was grey in color. The spring rolls had nothing but tough cabbage inside, flavorless. The wonton soup was again, just flavorless, no green onion, the wontons just wads of dough, with almost zero filling, no taste at all. For over $40 dollars, this was a terrible meal, I wish I had just gone to Panda Express and gotten double the food for the same price.

The food at Empire Express is absolutely delicious! We used to order it delivered regularly until we moved outside the delivery area. This was the first time we've ordered and eaten at the physical restaurant. It's a very small location, not terribly welcoming. I don't think they get many customers that eat in house. But the staff were extremely kind and friendly. We will definitely return in the near future. This has always been our favorite Chinese food joint in Northern Colorado. Highly recommended!

Really tasty, super fast, and amazing price! Staff is friendly as well. Perfect local option for Chinese takeout without having to go into Fort Collins and pay 3x for food that isn’t as good. I truly don’t understand why some other reviews are so harsh.

They just piled my food in a try that is made to separate the items I ordered. They put beef and broccoli at the bottom and piled Kung pao chicken on top. It was pig slop as the person whom prepared it saw fit to display it as so.

Went to this location on April 29th 2025. While I was there I watched the server mix new batch of food with old food. It seemed a little odd to me. I don't know food service rules that well but I just find that is odd. I thought nothing of it and I ordered my food. 4 bites into my meal it made me sick and throw up. I now have major indigestion and feel horrible. I'm assuming that the steak and shrimp I got was also mixed with old steak and shrimp. Not even the fountain soda tasted good. I can tell they have the syrup turn down probably to save money. Do yourself a favor stay healthy and do not eat at this location.

Usually, it's a really good spot up until now!!! because we found a small piece of metal in our sesame chicken! Which looks to be a piece from a steel wool dish scrubber! I cant imagine if we didn't see it. This will definitely will be our last time coming

I've gone to this place quite a few times over the past 15 years. It's a decent Chinese restaurant, but if you never go here you're not missing much. It's pretty comparable to most of the other Chinese restaurants in the Springs. The only thing I think this place does differently from other places is their wings. I've had them a few times and they are pretty good (the wings are large and taste pretty good for the price, especially compared to most other places that sell wings), although they've made them with varying levels of quality every time I have gotten them. The teriyaki chicken is pretty good too. It's not dry like other places. They do give pretty generous portion sizes although I remember when the prices for a serving of food were around $1. The wontons aren't bad but all they do is put cream cheese in them. I've been to other restaurants and worked at one where the cream cheese is also combined with other stuff (crab, green onions, sugar, etc.) which tastes better. Wasn't a fan of the egg rolls either (I like mine with more meat), although they are pretty standard Chinese egg rolls.