Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
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The restaurant Panda Express is a popular Chinese Restaurant located in the vibrant city of San Francisco, specifically within the bustling Stonestown neighborhood. You’ll find a casual atmosphere perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed meal.
Whether you’re looking for small plates or a full dinner, this spot offers convenient dining options for everyone.
Panda Express generally delivers on quick, convenient meals, with many appreciating the taste of their main offerings like orange chicken and angus steak. You’ll often find the staff to be quite efficient and helpful, making for a smooth ordering process.
However, some experiences highlight inconsistencies, particularly with food temperature and portion sizes. While the overall atmosphere is generally pleasant, there are occasional concerns regarding cleanliness or specific customer interactions, impacting the dining experience.
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Panda Express registers an overall score of 5.5, placing it squarely in the average range, suggesting a generally acceptable but not outstanding experience. Customer satisfaction sits at 51%, indicating a mixed bag of opinions from diners.
This balance comes from 75 positive remarks against 60 negative ones, out of 147 total customer observations. Digging deeper, the Food (6.1) is the strongest point, often praised for specific items.
Service (4.8) is considered average, with many noting its speed and friendliness. However, Value (4.5) and Ambience (4.1) scores suggest these areas could use attention, as some find portions small or the dining environment less appealing.
If you’re seeking a fast and straightforward meal, Panda Express can be a decent option, especially when you’re in a hurry. The 5.6 recommendation score suggests that many find it a satisfactory choice for its convenience and familiar flavors, despite some drawbacks.
However, manage your expectations regarding consistency and value. While some dishes hit the mark, be prepared for potential variations in food temperature or portion sizes.
It’s a practical stop for a quick bite, but perhaps not for a memorable dining experience.
When it comes to the food, it's an interesting mix, landing an average 6.1 score with 56.8% customer satisfaction. Based on 50 positive remarks, many folks enjoy the orange chicken, appreciate the huge portions, and find the variety of items quite tasty, often describing a solid food experience. On the flip side, 29 negative comments highlight some definite room for improvement.
Issues like grease, overcooked dishes, and cold food pop up, alongside complaints about small portions and a decline in overall food flavor.
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If youre after a quick, familiar meal with some tasty options, youll likely find something to enjoy. However, be mindful that consistency can be a bit of a gamble, especially concerning food temperature and portion sizes.
When it comes to service, its a bit of a mixed bag, with a score of 4.8. Many guests appreciate the efficient and helpful staff, often allowing them to try a few items before deciding. With 18 positive remarks out of 40 total, theres a definite upside, highlighting nice people and good customer service.
However, the 45% customer satisfaction suggests room for improvement, with 21 negative comments pointing to issues like long lines and significant wait times. Some experiences describe disorganized service, poor customer service, and even rude staff, making for a less-than-smooth visit.
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Service here is a mixed bag, with 45% customer satisfaction. You might get efficient, friendly staff who let you try items, but be prepared for potential long lines and disorganized moments. Its worth a try if youre patient, but don't expect perfection.
When it comes to the vibe, a few folks found the place nice, noting theres plenty of adjacent seating to enjoy your meal. Out of 8 total comments, 3 were positive, suggesting some bright spots in the overall atmosphere. However, the overall picture for ambience is quite challenging, with a score of 4.1 (poor) and customer satisfaction at a poor 37.5%.
This is clearly a mixed bag, with 4 negative comments highlighting concerns like the location being closed or issues with a childs feet on the food counter and buffet pans, raising questions about health and respect.
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If a great atmosphere is high on your list, this spot might disappoint. While some found the seating nice, significant concerns about hygiene and location issues suggest you might want to manage your expectations or look elsewhere for a better vibe.
When it comes to value, some diners have found ways to make their visit more affordable, often by redeeming a free T-Mobile food item or noting that the prices were super reasonable, especially when sharing dishes. Based on 4 positive remarks, it seems there are opportunities to save a few bucks if you're savvy. However, the overall picture for value is a bit mixed, with a score of 4.5 (which is average) and customer satisfaction sitting at a rather poor 36.4%.
Many of the 6 negative comments, out of 11 total, highlight concerns about paying way too much for what you get, mentioning hidden charges, and finding entree sides to be incredibly small and overpriced. It seems the perceived value can really depend on your experience.
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If you're looking for a deal, be strategic: look for promotions or consider sharing to keep costs down. Otherwise, be prepared that many customers felt the offerings were overpriced for the quality, and watch out for unexpected charges.
You’re looking at roughly 19 per person – reported by 21 diners. That puts it in the $11–$20 category. For a Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco, it’s comfortably mid-range: not a steal, but not bank-breaking either.
While most guests spend in this range, we do see a few higher-end experiences, suggesting a mix of options.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 21 reviews.
How this restaurant’s value compares to similar spots in San Francisco.
Overall, we think the pricing feels pretty fair for a Chinese Restaurant in San Francisco. It offers a good balance, so you can likely find something delicious without breaking the bank.