Locate Your Nearest Panda Express
View Panda Express local menu, prices, and items from over 2539 number of locations
Panda Express Menu
Bowl
There are 1 food items in the Panda Express Bowl menu, with an average price of $ 12.9. The cheapest item is Bowl, priced at $ 12.90, while the most expensive is Bowl at $ 12.90. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Bowl
$12.90
Any 1 Side & 1 Entree
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$16.65DoorDash$19.00Uber Eats$20.44Includes base price + estimated fees
Plate
There are 1 food items in the Panda Express Plate menu, with an average price of $ 14.75. The cheapest item is Plate, priced at $ 14.75, while the most expensive is Plate at $ 14.75. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Plate
$14.75
Any 1 Side & 2 Entrees
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$18.59DoorDash$20.79Uber Eats$23.08Includes base price + estimated fees
Bigger Plate
There are 1 food items in the Panda Express Bigger Plate menu, with an average price of $ 16.65. The cheapest item is Bigger Plate, priced at $ 16.65, while the most expensive is Bigger Plate at $ 16.65. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Bigger Plate
$16.65
Any 1 Side & 3 Entrees
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$20.58DoorDash$22.62Uber Eats$25.79Includes base price + estimated fees
Family Meal
There are 1 food items in the Panda Express Family Meal menu, with an average price of $ 48.75. The cheapest item is Family Meal, priced at $ 48.75, while the most expensive is Family Meal at $ 48.75. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Family Meal
$48.75
Any 2 Large Sides & 3 Large Entrees
Delivery Price Comparison
DoorDash Cheapest$53.56GrubHub$54.15Uber Eats$71.61Includes base price + estimated fees
Panda Cub Meal™
There are 3 food items in the Panda Express Panda Cub Meal™ menu, with an average price of $ 10.75. The cheapest item is Orange Chicken Panda Cub Meal, priced at $ 10.75, while the most expensive is Orange Chicken Panda Cub Meal at $ 10.75. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Orange Chicken Panda Cub Meal
$10.75
White Rice, Super Greens, Orange Chicken, Fruit Side & Bottled Water or Kid's Juice
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$14.40DoorDash$16.93Uber Eats$17.37Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Panda Cub Meal
$10.75
Chow Mein, Super Greens, Grilled Teriyaki Chicken, Fruit Side & Bottled Water or Kid's Juice
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$14.40DoorDash$16.93Uber Eats$17.37Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Broccoli Beef Panda Cub Meal
$10.75
White Rice, Super Greens, Broccoli Beef, Fruit Side & Bottled Water or Kid's Juice
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$14.40DoorDash$16.93Uber Eats$17.37Includes base price + estimated fees
A La Carte
There are 9 food items in the Panda Express A La Carte menu, with an average price of $ 6.88. The cheapest item is Grilled Teriyaki Chicken, priced at $ 6.55, while the most expensive is Honey Walnut Shrimp at $ 8.05. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Honey Walnut Shrimp
$8.05
Crevettes croustillantes enrobées d'une légère pâte tempura, sautées au wok dans une sauce au miel, puis garnies de noix
Explore Honey Walnut Shrimp Prices and reviewsPanda Express Honey Walnut Shrimp Ingredients
Editor review: 3/5 ⭐The Honey Walnut Shrimp from Panda Express is one of the American-Chinese chain’s most popular entree choices. Known for its variety of contrasting textures, the dish stands out in the vast array of available dishes. It’s made with breaded and deep fried shrimp, covered in sweet, creamy honey glaze, and garnished with crunchy, candied walnuts. Though very tasty, I found my order to lack some of the textures for which the dish is known. The shrimp seemed over-breaded and soggy, most likely from sitting in the sauce for too long. I was actually really excited to try the Honey Walnut Shrimp. It has stood out to me before, but I have a hard time straying from my go-to order of Orange Chicken, so last week, I finally decided to give it a try. I was a bit dismayed at the small portion size of the entree, I received only six shrimp, but I understand shrimp is expensive, and you usually end up with less when ordering any seafood dishes. I found the shrimp itself enjoyable, it had a good, juicy firmness to it. The breading on it was where the problems started. It was thick and doughy, without being very flavorful. If I had gotten it right after it was prepared, it may have had that nice crisp outer layer it’s known for, but I think on that particular day it had been sitting in the honey glaze in a heated tray for quite some time. Fortunately, the honey glaze made up for what the breading lacked. Bursting with flavor, the sauce was sweet, tangy, and even a little bit creamy. Although the sauce on its own is almost overwhelmingly sweet, and a little goopy, it balanced well with the savory flavors of the shrimp. I ordered my Honey Walnut Shrimp with fried rice, which helped sop up the excess glaze, further harmonizing the dish. The candied walnuts added a much needed crunch to the entree, though they were a little on the sweet side as well. Overall, the Honey Walnut Shrimp was decent. I enjoyed it enough, but I probably wouldn’t order it again, given Panda Express’s other, bigger and better options. The sauce stood out to me as the star of the show, sweet and tangy and mixing well with the rice and sub-par breading of the shrimp. I think my experience might be totally different had I arrived at Panda Express right after this entree had been made. I would have experienced the crispness of the deep-fried shrimp, and maybe my opinion would differ. Unfortunately, it’s hard to time these things, so maybe it's worth asking your server if it was made recently, and make your order dependent on that.
Zara, PriceListo Editor
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$11.58Uber Eats$13.52DoorDash$14.33Includes base price + estimated fees
-
-
Broccoli Beef
$6.55
Bœuf juteux et brocoli croquant mariés à une sauce soja subtilement infusée de gingembre.
Explore Broccoli Beef Prices and reviews View Broccoli Beef Calories and NutritionPanda Express Broccoli Beef Ingredients
Editor review: 4/5 ⭐Panda Express’s broccoli beef is one of those items that feels like a staple of the menu: reliable, comforting, and somewhat unassuming. I grabbed an order the other day mostly because it felt like a safe bet, something green-ish and meaty that wouldn’t leave me regretting my choice by the end of the meal. When my tray arrived, the first thing that hit me was the glossy sheen of sauce coating the beef and broccoli. The beef slices looked tender enough, and the broccoli was a bright, healthy green promising freshness amidst the fast food setting. The first bite delivered exactly what I expected: tender strips of beef, not overly chewy, coated in a savory soy-based sauce that was sweet, salty, and just a little bit tangy. The broccoli was pleasantly crisp, with just enough bite to contrast the softness of the meat. It wasn’t gourmet by any stretch, but it had a straightforward, satisfying flavor that made it easy to keep eating. The sauce is the real MVP here: thick enough to cling to every morsel without being sticky or overpowering. It walks a fine line between sweet and savory, tipping just a little too far into sweetness at times, but never enough to be off-putting. It’s the kind of sauce that’s familiar without trying too hard to impress, perfect for dipping extra rice or a spring roll. Speaking of rice, this dish pairs perfectly with Panda’s steamed white rice, which soaks up the sauce nicely and rounds out the meal into something comfortably filling. If you’re expecting layers of complexity or bold innovation, this won’t be it. But for a quick, no-fuss takeout meal that hits all the right notes, broccoli beef is a solid pick. That said, it’s not without its minor flaws. Sometimes the beef can be a little inconsistent— a couple of tougher bites mixed in with the tender ones— and the broccoli can verge on slightly overcooked if you get an unlucky batch. But these are small issues in an otherwise dependable dish. By the end of the meal, I felt satisfied but not overly stuffed. It was exactly the kind of food you want when you’re craving something familiar, flavorful, and effortless. Overall, Panda Express broccoli beef is a dependable classic in the fast-casual Chinese food world. Not fancy, not groundbreaking, but reliably tasty when you want a quick, comforting meal that doesn’t make you think too hard.
Megan, PriceListo Editor
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
-
Black Pepper Angus Steak
$8.05
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$11.58Uber Eats$13.52DoorDash$14.33Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Beijing Beef
$6.55
Crispy beef, red bell peppers and onions in a sweet-tangy sauce. spicy.
Explore Beijing Beef Prices and reviewsPanda Express Beijing Beef Ingredients
Editor review: 5/5 ⭐Panda Express is known for its consistent and approachable American inspired Chinese food. The chain emphasizes convenience and speed at affordable prices. Dishes are cooked in-house and then stored in a steam table display, where they are kept warm and visible, allowing for quick and easy selection by customers. The Beijing Beef is one of the chain’s fan favorite offerings. Though not as widely popular as the Orange Chicken, the Beijing Beef is arguably every bit as good. The Beijing Beef is made of marinated strips of beef, lightly breaded and deep fried and then tossed in a sweet, sour and slightly spicy sauce. It is then mixed with lightly sautéed chopped red bell pepper and onions, which add some varying color to the dish. Compared to some of the other breaded and fried items on the Panda Express menu, the Beijing Beef seems to have a lighter coating of breading, showcasing the tender beef a little better. I find the overall flavor to be pleasing. The beef is well seasoned, and it pairs well with the flavorful sauce, which is mostly sweet, a bit sour, and tangy, but also has a hint of spicy punch to it. The breading does well to absorb the sauce and coat the beef evenly. The breading also keeps a bit of its crunch, despite being covered in sauce. The red pepper and onions not only provide color to the dish, but also add an element of crunchy freshness. The peppers are slightly sweet and the onions give off a sharpness that goes well with the rich beef. All in all I think the Beijing Beef is one of the better-executed items on the Panda Express menu. While some of the breaded and fried dishes tend to get overly soggy sitting in the steam table, the Beijing Beef tends to keep some crunch with its lighter coating of breading. The sauce has a unique flavor that satisfies the need for sweet, sour, and spicy. The beef seems to be good quality and very tender, making for a meal that goes down easy. It’s a combination of flavors and textures that feels indulgent without being too heavy. The Beijing Beef is flavorful and well balanced, and is a top seller for a reason.
Zara, PriceListo Editor
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
-
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken
$6.55
Poulet grillé tranché à la main sur commande, accompagné d'une sauce teriyaki onctueuse.
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Kung Pao Chicken
$6.55
Poulet Kung Pao, un plat inspiré du Sichuan, marie tendres morceaux de poulet avec des cacahuètes croquantes et des légu
Explore Kung Pao Chicken Prices and reviews View Kung Pao Chicken Calories and NutritionPanda Express Kung Pao Chicken Ingredients
Editor review: 2/5 ⭐I don't go to Panda Express very often, but the other day I was in the mood for something quick, savory, and vaguely Asian-inspired. I spotted the Kung Pao Chicken on the menu, and it sounded promising. Szechuan-style chicken with peanuts, veggies, and chili peppers? Yes, please. I was picturing something spicy, flavorful, and satisfying. Well… I definitely got the spicy part. Let me start with the good parts about this dish. Visually, the Kung Pao Chicken looks pretty great. It has bright chunks of zucchini and red bell peppers, which are mixed with tender-looking chicken and whole dried chili peppers. It smells amazing, too, with that unmistakable soy sauce, garlic, and chili combo that promises a punchy, bold bite. But, punch me it did. From the first bite, the heat level of this dish was intense. Like, "Am I sweating or is that just my imagination?" intense. I like spicy food, don't get me wrong, but this dish had my tongue tingling and my water glass working overtime. It is not one of those slow-burning heats either, but it really does hit fast and continues to climb the more you eat. I actually found myself wondering if it is always this spicy, or did the Panda Express near me get a little overzealous with the chilies? Either way, by the end of the meal, I was basically chugging my drink and contemplating if I had functioning taste buds left. The flavor itself is definitely there, and you get that salty, slightly sweet soy sauce base, the nutty crunch of peanuts, and a bit of umami from the cooked veggies. The peanuts add a fun texture, and the vegetables were tender with just enough bite. But for me, the fire kind of overwhelmed everything. Instead of a well-balanced flavor, it was more of a chili pepper ambush. I found myself missing the nuance, and there is so much potential with the ingredients, but the spiciness bulldozed over most of it. I will say this dish might be great paired with something milder, like some Panda's fried rice or plain. But if you are like me and were hoping for a spicy and balanced flavor profile in one dish, this might not be your top pick. So, if you are not a fan of peanuts or if your spice tolerance maxes out at "mild salsa," the Kung Pao Chicken might not be your jam. I am going to give it just 2 out of 5 stars. The ingredients are solid, the flavors have potential, and it is definitely bold, but the spice level was so over-the-top that it overshadowed everything else. Kung Pao fans, proceed with caution (and maybe bring a milkshake).
Amanda, PriceListo Editor
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
-
String Bean Chicken Breast
$6.55
Chicken breast, string beans and onions wok-tossed in a mild ginger soy sauce.
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
SweetFire Chicken Breast
$6.55
Morceaux de poulet blanc croustillant accompagnés de poivrons rouges, d'oignons et d'ananas, le tout enrobé d'une sauce
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Mushroom Chicken
$6.55
Filet de poulet mariné, champignons et courgettes sautés au wok, enrobés d'une sauce soja au gingembre légère.
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$10.01Uber Eats$11.38DoorDash$12.88Includes base price + estimated fees
Appetizers and More
There are 3 food items in the Panda Express Appetizers and More menu, with an average price of $ 2.4. The cheapest item is Chicken Egg Roll, priced at $ 2.40, while the most expensive is Chicken Egg Roll at $ 2.40. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Cream Cheese Rangoon
$2.40
Delivery Price Comparison
Uber Eats Cheapest$5.46GrubHub$5.67DoorDash$8.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Veggie Spring Roll
$2.40
Delivery Price Comparison
Uber Eats Cheapest$5.46GrubHub$5.67DoorDash$8.88Includes base price + estimated fees
-
Chicken Egg Roll
$2.40
Chicken egg rolls are prepared with a mixture of cabbage, carrots, green onions and marinated chicken wrapped in a thin
Delivery Price Comparison
Uber Eats Cheapest$5.46GrubHub$5.67DoorDash$8.88Includes base price + estimated fees
Drinks
There are 1 food items in the Panda Express Drinks menu, with an average price of $ 2.7. The cheapest item is Sprite, priced at $ 2.70, while the most expensive is Sprite at $ 2.70. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Sprite
$2.70
20oz Bottle
Delivery Price Comparison
Uber Eats Cheapest$5.88GrubHub$5.98DoorDash$9.17Includes base price + estimated fees
Catering
There are 4 food items in the Panda Express Catering menu, with an average price of $ 152.81. The cheapest item is Party Size Side, priced at $ 21.25, while the most expensive is 26-30 person Party Bundle at $ 251.25. You can examine, compare, and download pricing and calorie data by browsing the full list of food items.
-
Party Size Side
$21.25
10-12 Servings Per Party Tray
Delivery Price Comparison
GrubHub Cheapest$25.39DoorDash$27.05Uber Eats$32.36Includes base price + estimated fees
-
12-16 person Party Bundle
$140.00
Your choice of 2 Party Tray Entrees, 2 Party Tray Sides, Fortune Cookies
Delivery Price Comparison
DoorDash Cheapest$141.50GrubHub$149.60Uber Eats$201.85Includes base price + estimated fees
-
18-22 person Party Bundle
$198.75
Your choice of 3 Party Tray Entrees, 3 Party Tray Sides, Fortune Cookies
Delivery Price Comparison
DoorDash Cheapest$198.13GrubHub$211.05Uber Eats$285.71Includes base price + estimated fees
-
26-30 person Party Bundle
$251.25
Your choice of 4 Party Tray Entrees, 4 Party Tray Sides, Fortune Cookies
Delivery Price Comparison
DoorDash Cheapest$248.72GrubHub$265.97Uber Eats$360.64Includes base price + estimated fees
