The food was OK. The fried rice was excellent. The wonton soup was delicious but the lemon chicken had very light breading kind of like if it was just a chicken tender it didn’t taste like the proper breading. The egg roll tasted mediocre like an egg roll that you would expect at a buffet. The sweet tea was good what I return here highly unlikely.

The food was good and served pretty hot!! Staff was very kind and welcoming. We had the sesame chicken and combination noodles both came with a free egg roll, sesame chicken also came with fried rice. Great place if you want some comfort food.

This is the closest Panda to our house, so when we are desperate we stop by. Every single time we foolishly go, the wait for food is ridiculous, because they are out of almost everything. They tell you it will only be 8 minutes, but then when the food comes out they plate it up and serve it to other people, even though others have already paid and have been waiting. There's also never a manager working, so even if you want a refund you can't get one. It's truly a very poorly ran restaurant. If they would address those things, it would be great.

I don't go to Panda Express often, so every time, seems like the first time. I'm unfamiliar with the menu, so I was indecisive, and I would say annoying. But, Rita took my order and cashed me out. Rita smiled the entire time, she helped me figure out what I wanted, and she was VERY patient with me. THANK YOU, RITA, for your hospitality!!!!!!

Its been a hot minute since I ate at a Panda E. Last time I went it was not very clean. However, it seem they have stepped up their game after 10 years and the portions are great. Feels like a value meal. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Food is always good and fresh. Nothing wrong with food itself, But, this time around a couple of workers had no customer service whatsoever ! They looked like they didnt even wanna be there. The manager in the morning is always jolly, love the dude. But his staff needs to smile a bit

Lovely place, very attentive servers, pleasant music. We got the early bird special for between 3 and 5 pm, and got rice, soup of the day, a crab Rangoon, an egg roll, and a meal all for 10.99.

The Great Wall used to be one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in the past,but unfortunately that crown has slipped. I heard rumors of their fall from grace, but I had to find out for myself. I was hoping the rumors weren’t true and I went back twice just to be sure….you guys, I couldn’t even finish the food. 😣 I could’ve overlooked the terrible customer service that I was given when I walked into the establishment. I could’ve even forgiven the unnecessary wait that I had to endure while I stood there waiting for someone…anyone, to at least acknowledge that they had a new customer waiting to be seated, only to tell me that I could just sit wherever. I ordered the lemon chicken for the lunch special with steamed rice, one egg roll and one Crab Rangoon with a sweet tea and a wonton soup. Honestly, the tea was the only thing worth tasting, followed by the wonton soup, which still had a peculiar taste that I couldn’t quite place. Still finished it tho. But the chicken? Dry and difficult to chew. The egg roll was missing that one ingredient that always made me want to order more. The Crab Rangoon? I mean, was it even cooked all the way? The steamed rice tasted way more like stale rice that not even the best soy sauce could save. I finally gave up trying to finish the food and paid the rude guy at the front desk the worst $14 I ever spent. I can’t say that I won’t go back ever again. I have glimmers of hope that maybe one day Great Wall will once again be owned by somebody who takes pride in their food, their culture and in providing not only excellent Chinese cuisine, but also similar customer service.