Panda Express - Laughlin

The most terrible experience, we decide not to eat here on the line, I asked for sweet fire chicken, and they say that actually the plastered chicken is that okay and I was like no. We don't pay spring rolls there and she says there's no soda. Looks fresh or appetizing not very in line with most pandas I visit.

I wouldn't dare call it authentic Chinese cooking but it's a good American approximation. Nothing's better than a true practiced hand. However, it does taste good. Some of it is over seasoned though.

Not a friendly place and prices are crazy high just because they're in a casino. Can't have more than 4 packs of soy sauce no matter how much food you buy. They charge for any additional packs. Food was good and that's why the 2 stars.

Food was ok for western Asian fast food, go inside not drive through or food will likely be stale. Employees at the Bullhead city casino area (not the one in the aquarius) slap the food on the plates like they are mad at it, they also serve it like it is coming out of their check sometimes (small portions compared to the other two in the area. the staff could use a personality lift also, like they all just heard bad news

This is a small Chinese restaurant with a wild personality. Cooking gets pretty intense in the kitchen and I?m given these hot plates of food at a reasonable price for the unique, comfortable establishment. Significant dishes are made ahead of time so customers can get their fill at a brisk pace in line next to the corner towards Subway and McDonald?s and there?s even a gift shop around there with giant poker cards and Laughlin memorabilia. Panda Express, as the name suggests, is an influence for pandas and their Chinese-style cooking rings in with an American tone for the wider, larger audience through sweetness and spice to foods until most of any bitter taste there?d be with some items is almost negligible. Of course different varieties of vegetables and sauces do suggest a modest tone made by the kitchen for enhancing those little qualities of preparation expected from a practical, rushed vibe. When I come here there?s often a challenge on the eating part since combinations of food can greaten or lessen particulars under the hotel?s roof where casino machines add a touch of familiarity for Las Vegas-goers. Orange chicken is great on its own and adds flare to any side. Many dishes will cost a dining patron some extra money due to their earned status from Panda Express? professional work. Cashiers are nice to me here; in fact, they may leave me another fortune cookie for a meal if I request more chili sauce and packets of soy sauce. Odd vibes are expressed around the kitchen between the workers and customers because we just generally love the look and feel of great dining in Chinese fare. Panda Express definitely gets my award for ?really big soda?. That?s fine, because I?ll need a good amount of replenishment for digging into pepper chicken with those added little dollops of chili sauce. Great selections mean better food and this Chinese kitchen packs in a lot of flavor into their choice food items like the different beefs and the different chickens. Vegetables on their own normally don?t pack in much of a punch; so, Panda Express adds sauces and spices to them to make good food plentiful on fun and good times, especially as it all smacks my tongue while leaving a happy smile under my brow. I haven?t yet had a visit where the dining lobby was dirty; then again, it?s important to give the workers enough space and opportunity for managing a wild business fare as casino machines roll, customers line up, and willing patrons know the meaning of things.