This place is now called Emperor's Palace and the food is so good! We got a variety of items and did family style. Our favorite is the pu - pu appetizer- so beautiful and yummy!
Shelley D.
We love this place...well we LOVED it. The new ownership changed ALL the food and its just terrible. Less flavor, less quality and less food for your dollar. The general's chicken lost any tang or sweetness and is just salty now. The chow mein taste is very off, the noodles taste like...bread and nothing else. The bbq pork (in the fried rice & seperate) is dry & tasteless. The fried almond chicken went from a GREAT almond flour chicken cutlet fried & coated in crushed almonds! Now its just... the exact same "fried chicken" used for sweet & sour with almonds poured over top. The gravy was good but not enough to cover how dry and thickly breaded the chicken is. The sweet & sour sauce was okay and the wonton were fried well. It was an expensive disappointment. I'm so so sad to see 99 Panda close for this chain restaurant to take over. Uninspired and not even worth keeping the leftovers.
Rachel M.
Panda Inn has recently switched ownership. The menu larger, and contains a good amount of vegetarian options. These are excellent. There are also dinner options for one person, not just the "family" dinners. The customer service has been great. The interior is still the 1990s neon interior. I don't know if the owners plan to keep it that way, but it's still kind of cool and retro. If you like vaporwave, check it out. It's that aesthetic. Cream cheese wontons are still on the menu. If you're looking for traditional American Chinese food, totally give it a try.
Shae S.
Amazing food and great customer service. The delivery was wonderful but dining in, was even better because the customer service was awesome.
Jenny P.
Ordered take out for those lazy nights when you don't feel like cooking. I got the orange chicken and the cream cheese wonton. Both were delicious, and I would definitely eat here again!
Rick D.
I frequent this place several times per year. Above average 'Chinese' restaurant. Good portions, very reasonable pricing. Clean. Great service. Not fancy, just a great experience and value. Szechuan pork is our favorite along with pork fried rice. Last visit we ordered 3 items for 3 of us and always take home half.
Peggy Q.
Really good food love the cream cheese wonton appetizers. Service is not the best but I will be back.
Annie D.
Fantastic restaurant! Great barbecue and wonderful service. The Best!
Wes N
Went there for lunch. What a disappointment! The plate was cold,The rice was cold, the chow mein was cold, the almond chicken was tepid and also tasted old, smothered in runny chicken gravy with a few ground nuts which could have been almonds or peanuts, not enough to tell. Everything was dull brown in color, no veggies in the noodles. Neither of us finished what was on our plate. U I’ll go across town for my next Chinese lunch fix, and it will be $2.00 less, attractive and totally edible.
Matt B.
Ordered the Clay Hot Pot Garlic Tofu + ($8.00) Wontons. With a roomate order of the General Tso's Firstly there was a disastrous mess in the bag of food, sauce/juice everywhere. It made everything sticky and troublesome. Secondly, the Tofu dish was bland, burnt, and prepared incorrectly. Most the veggies were burnt, large cut and the Tofu was shriveled and again, bland. The sauces were under-developed and uninspired. At last the wantons were severely under cooked, and also bland with noi special sauce beyond a prepackaged sweet and sour. There seems to be a theme running here. The only positive from this order (indicative of the negative) is that it was prepared and delivered quickly.
This place is now called Emperor's Palace and the food is so good! We got a variety of items and did family style. Our favorite is the pu - pu appetizer- so beautiful and yummy!
We love this place...well we LOVED it. The new ownership changed ALL the food and its just terrible. Less flavor, less quality and less food for your dollar. The general's chicken lost any tang or sweetness and is just salty now. The chow mein taste is very off, the noodles taste like...bread and nothing else. The bbq pork (in the fried rice & seperate) is dry & tasteless. The fried almond chicken went from a GREAT almond flour chicken cutlet fried & coated in crushed almonds! Now its just... the exact same "fried chicken" used for sweet & sour with almonds poured over top. The gravy was good but not enough to cover how dry and thickly breaded the chicken is. The sweet & sour sauce was okay and the wonton were fried well. It was an expensive disappointment. I'm so so sad to see 99 Panda close for this chain restaurant to take over. Uninspired and not even worth keeping the leftovers.
Panda Inn has recently switched ownership. The menu larger, and contains a good amount of vegetarian options. These are excellent. There are also dinner options for one person, not just the "family" dinners. The customer service has been great. The interior is still the 1990s neon interior. I don't know if the owners plan to keep it that way, but it's still kind of cool and retro. If you like vaporwave, check it out. It's that aesthetic. Cream cheese wontons are still on the menu. If you're looking for traditional American Chinese food, totally give it a try.
Amazing food and great customer service. The delivery was wonderful but dining in, was even better because the customer service was awesome.
Ordered take out for those lazy nights when you don't feel like cooking. I got the orange chicken and the cream cheese wonton. Both were delicious, and I would definitely eat here again!
I frequent this place several times per year. Above average 'Chinese' restaurant. Good portions, very reasonable pricing. Clean. Great service. Not fancy, just a great experience and value. Szechuan pork is our favorite along with pork fried rice. Last visit we ordered 3 items for 3 of us and always take home half.
Really good food love the cream cheese wonton appetizers. Service is not the best but I will be back.
Fantastic restaurant! Great barbecue and wonderful service. The Best!
Went there for lunch. What a disappointment! The plate was cold,The rice was cold, the chow mein was cold, the almond chicken was tepid and also tasted old, smothered in runny chicken gravy with a few ground nuts which could have been almonds or peanuts, not enough to tell. Everything was dull brown in color, no veggies in the noodles. Neither of us finished what was on our plate. U I’ll go across town for my next Chinese lunch fix, and it will be $2.00 less, attractive and totally edible.
Ordered the Clay Hot Pot Garlic Tofu + ($8.00) Wontons. With a roomate order of the General Tso's Firstly there was a disastrous mess in the bag of food, sauce/juice everywhere. It made everything sticky and troublesome. Secondly, the Tofu dish was bland, burnt, and prepared incorrectly. Most the veggies were burnt, large cut and the Tofu was shriveled and again, bland. The sauces were under-developed and uninspired. At last the wantons were severely under cooked, and also bland with noi special sauce beyond a prepackaged sweet and sour. There seems to be a theme running here. The only positive from this order (indicative of the negative) is that it was prepared and delivered quickly.
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