I love Panda Express, just not the Fort Carson PX location. We ordered the Bigger Plate Bundle and received very little. You're better off ordering the Plate Bundle. At other locations, they give you another container with your third entree. Here they jam the food into one container, hoping you won't notice. Sneaky tactic

Best Panda Express I've ever been to! They don't offer the SweetFire Chicken at this location, but everything else was so good! First time I've actually had the chicken with a crunchy breading instead of soggy. The noodles were actually cooked to perfection instead of being over done. The portions were huge, almost couldn't even close the boxes because of how packed they were. The ladies working there were extremely nice! Plus you get 10% off if you have a Military Star Card! Try this location, and I promise you'll never go back to the off post ones.

It's called Dragon Treasure now, but lemme tell you I bit into some batter dipped meat and looked down to find half of a chicken foot/talon. Am I ever going there again? NOPE...n̈ope! NAH! NO WAY. I'd expect that - in China. You can't put blatant trash in food in the US, though! We're not down for that! We prefer it to be less obvious. You can grind that up and call it a chicken nugget all day. I've seen what chickens walk in, and you don't put that in your mouth on purpose unless you are about to die of starvation. There appeared to be nobody about to perish in this way in this restaurant at the time said crime against poultry and gustatory quality was committed.

I used to eat here once a week in college. The food was fantastic and I loved it but something changed since then. The sesame chicken was soggy, the beef and broccoli had no flavor but thankfully the fried rice is what I remember and it was delicious. The atmosphere is quite dismal. It is a very rundown building that does not have great upkeep. The inside is dirty and outdated. The people are fantastically nice and very friendly. It's too bad the quality has gone down over the years.

I love Panda Express first and foremost. The food is amazing!!! But today when i ordered my order was completely wrong 😩 I didnt get NO chicken, instead i got completely mushrooms. I did not get any walnuts wit my shrimp. And lastly instead of a chicken eggroll i received a veggie eggroll. The food was great but just was cheated outta some food i paid for.

I'm very happy that Panda has come to town! I like that you can see them prepare the food and that you can see the vegetables cut up, etc. I usually get chow mein and super greens with orange chicken and beef with broccoli, but I mix it up sometimes. He usually gets fried rice, super greens and orange chicken and Beijing beef. We use the app to order (rewards program) and then pick it up inside the restaurant. We come here on Wednesdays for a cheat meal! And, we're only allowed two cheat meals per week, so that should tell you something.

The taste of the food were fine, however the portion is small, ordering two dishes were not enough for two people, we had spicy chicken, which tasted good, but 80% of it was spicy dry chili, that’s $36, if I count the number of little pieces of the chicken, each tiny piece is more than a dollar 😀, attached two photos, one was before we eat, the other was after the chicken was gone, can anyone tells the difference 😀

Wide variety of Asian hits here. Lots to satisfy your fever for the flavor.

Classic American-Chinese. Better than anything on i-70 from Summit to GJ. Got the Combonation Garlic Sauce lunch special. Comes with egg roll and soup but those aren't pictured. Strong portion size. This place should have a better rating than it does.

Called ahead so we could gauge their response to getting two late diners, they said no problem reserving a table fifteen minutes before close. When we arrived we were welcomed warmly, seated and tended to quickly. Didn't feel like we were a bother. Huge portions, not what we're used to in Denver. Such great yummy food! Kung Pow Chicken, Shrimp Supreme, Mongolian Beef single dinner with egg drop soup = $60.

The lunch buffet is totally worth it. Get there around 12-1 and it is fresh and heavily stocked with lots of options. Got a pot of jasmine tea to share then I loaded my plate with egg drop soup, white rice, low mein, jalapeno chicken, sesame chicken, crab wontons, and gyoza. I am usually scared and suspect of any buffet but this was affordable, the staff were super nice, the space is small but chill, and the food was great.

love JJs! it’s a local family run business. food is yummy, the buffet is better the earlier you go! it’s the only all you can eat buffet place in town with a price you can’t beat

Classic American Chinese food joint that has some pan-Asian fare. We got and would recommend the vegetable tofu soup, szechuan beef (spicy!) and the mushu vegetables. They still use tablecloths and real napkins, and rice comes with every entree. If you're expecting the most authentic Chinese cuisine, I think you'll be disappointed. But, if you know what you're getting into, the portions are good, the food fresh and not overly salted, and the prices reasonable, especially for a place like Vail.

I had an incredible dining experience at May Palace! The Mongolian beef was absolutely perfect—tender, flavorful, and coated in a rich, savory sauce with just the right amount of sweetness. The balance of flavors and the tenderness of the meat made every bite delicious. Twice cooked pork was simply the best amazing Chinese food in Colorado The Thai coconut curry was another standout dish. Creamy, fragrant, and packed with bold flavors, it had just the right level of spice and a velvety texture that made it impossible to stop eating. The combination of fresh vegetables and protein in the curry soaked up all the goodness of the sauce beautifully. Beyond the food, the service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was warm and inviting. Whether you’re craving classic Chinese dishes or something with a Thai twist, this place is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back for more!

Wow, we had an amazing time! The food was extremely tasty and we came on a night with a DJ. Drink were perfection! DJ was spinning all the best vibes. We wish we could have stayed to enjoy it - we plan to come back! Sake Ono - was the best tasting to walk into!

SO GOOD. Very chill spot with an amazing vibe and delicious food. We had Singapore Noodles, Panang Curry, Orange Chicken, Steamed Dumplings, Scallion Pancakes, and some cocktails. It was all extremely good and fresh. I don’t typically love curry, but I LOVED this curry. Music and service were also really good, which is just a bonus. (Worth noting that there are gluten free options available!)

I recently visited Little Dragon Cafe for lunch with my fiancé. While the food was tasty and the prices were reasonable, a few aspects of the experience were less enjoyable. First, the ambiance: although the atmosphere is cozy, we left the cafe with our clothes and hair smelling strongly of fried food, which was quite unpleasant. Better ventilation would make a big difference. Second, I found their service charge policy problematic. An 18% service charge is automatically added to the bill, but it’s not clearly disclosed beforehand. On top of that, they still ask for additional tips, which feels a bit misleading. Transparency about pricing is important, and this policy left a bad impression. Overall, while the food is good, these drawbacks made the experience less enjoyable. I’d still highly recommend it, but be prepared for the lingering fried food smell and double-check your bill!

I ordered the shrimp and vegetables to go. I got it steamed with sauce on the side. Everything was very fresh and cooked perfectly. The shrimp were not overdone, and the vegetables were not overcooked. The white sauce that comes with this dish is super light but very flavorful. I really enjoyed it. I added miso soup for a dollar, and it had great flavor. The dish has a choice of white rice or plain fried rice at no additional charge. I got the plain fried rice. They even threw in a Rangoon and a mini eggroll. I would highly recommend this place.

A Must-Stop Spot Between Vail and Glenwood Springs! Every time we ski at Vail and head to Glenwood Hot Springs, stopping at Gourmet China in Eagle has become our favorite tradition. The food here is consistently excellent, and the flavors are always spot on! On our most recent visit, we enjoyed the Shredded Pork in Garlic Sauce and Peking Beef—both absolutely delicious. The pork was tender and packed with rich, garlicky umami goodness, perfectly balanced with fresh vegetables. The Peking Shredded Beef was crispy, savory, and beautifully complemented by the fresh scallions on top. Each dish came with fluffy white rice, a crispy spring roll, and a sweet-and-sour dipping sauce, making for a well-rounded and satisfying meal. Beyond the fantastic food, the service is friendly, and the portions are generous. Whether you’re coming off the slopes or winding down from a day at the hot springs, Gourmet China is the perfect place to refuel with comforting, flavorful Chinese cuisine. Highly recommend! 5/5 stars—this place never disappoints!

The customer service in this place is horrible. I walked in to pick up my food the guy behind the register was on his cell phone talking for 6-7 minutes. I had to patiently wait for him to complete his conversation in order for him to proceed with my transaction .He did not greet me. The food was disgusting. The fried rice is basically white rice and a dab of Soy sauce Disgusting I had the orange peeled beef, a waste of $33.

Man, should've looked at reviews and should've taken my gut instinct when it was filled and I mean filled with local HS kids. I decided, well noone was in the drive-thru, let me skip all those kids, well I got what I deserved I guess. Paid extra for the Black pepper steak x2 and tried the Blazing Bourbon Chicken with chow mein .......... received maybe 1 serving of the steak in the 2 plate box and the half an order of the bigger plate smaller take out box with the chicken ..... I should've taken a pic of that, but I didn't. The beef was dry and not good and probably was old since most High Schoolers I wouldn't think would pick it. As for the noodles, I saw on the receipt it said rice and sure enough, I got rice and when I brought it up to the person at the window they got irritated and gave me this , see pic, they wanted me to have rice. It stinks to write this because I do try and support Panda Express because of the owners values and how they take care of their employees but this is not a location I will be visiting again.

I knew I should’ve thought twice about coming to this Panda Express the energy from the worker was really negative and did not seem like they knew what they were doing or cared about what they were doing. I don’t know if they heard me correctly or not. I got a bigger plate, and I only ended up receiving one entrée, and I also asked for rice and chow mein half-and-half and got chow mein. And lastly specifically asked for spring rolls and only got two orders of wontons. I would say just make sure your order is correct before leaving this drive thru.

The food was plentiful and good, and since it is a food court, you can sit anywhere comfortably. It was nice to be able to share a variety of dishes. I liked the noodles with the soup. It's nice to be able to look around the department store.

The food was delicious, fresh, and full of flavor. It's extremely affordable and they move fast to serve.