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PANDA BUNDLES
Get a Bowl, Plates, or Bigger Plates
with a Medium Fountain Drink
$11.30+
280–2,560 Cal
BOWL
1 Sides & 1Entree
$8.90+
280–1,130 Cal
PLATE
1 Sides & 2Entrees
$10.90+
430–1,640 Cal
BIGGER PLATE
1 Sides & 3Entrees
$12.90+
580–2,150 Cal
BALANCED PROTEIN PLATES
Pre-set Plates that Taste Good & Feel Good
$10.90+
460–875 Cal
PANDA CUB MEAL
1 Jr. Side, Jr Entree, Fruit Side & Bottled
Water or Kid’s Juice
$7.20+
300–740 Cal
Panda Crafted Beverages
Experience Panda Originals with Refreshing Flavors
$3.50+
195–240 Cal
5 PERSON FAMILY MEAL
2 Large Sides & 3 Large Entrees
$47.00+
430–1,640 Cal
APPETIZERS AND MORE
Something Extra with Your Meal
$2.10+
150–240 Cal
A LA CARTE
Individual Entrees & Sides
$4.60+
130–620 Cal
DRINKS
Add a Refreshing Beverage
$2.20+
0–570 Cal
CATERING
Large order made easy_includes our catering exclusive Hot Orange Chicken
$23.00+
130–620 Cal
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Bowl (1 Side & 1 Entrée) | $8.90+ | 280–1,130 Cal |
| Plate (1 Side & 2 Entrées) | $10.90+ | 280–1,130 Cal |
| Bigger Plate (1 Side & 3 Entrées) | $12.90+ | 580–2,150 Cal |
| Orange Chicken (Entrée) | $8.00 | 560 Cal |
| Grilled Teriyaki Chicken | $8.75 | 280 Cal |
| Kung Pao Chicken | $8.75 | 270 Cal |
| Chow Mein (Side) | $7.70 | 520 Cal |
| Fried Rice | $7.70 | 610 Cal |
| Appetizers and More | $2.10+ | 150–240 Cal |
| Drinks / Beverages | $2.20+ | 0–570 Cal |
Panda Express Menu With Prices 2026
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The core of any customizable meal layout at Panda Express relies heavily on its selection of wok-fired entrées. Moving beyond standard fast-casual proteins, the menu utilizes a unique fusion of traditional Cantonese cooking foundations paired with bold, sweeter profiles tailored to Western palates. To maximize both your nutritional value and your flavor experience, it is vital to analyze how individual preparation methods—such as flash-frying battered meats versus flash-searing lean proteins in a hot wok—directly impact the calorie densities, textures, and moisture profiles of each dish. Whether you are searching for a high-protein cheat meal or tracking strict dietary macros, understanding the culinary architecture behind these dishes ensures a superior dining choice.
Orange Chicken
560 Cal
$8
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken
280 Cal
$8.75
Beijing Beef
480 Cal
$8.75
Kung Pao Chicken
270 Cal
$8.75
Broccoli Beef
190 Cal
$8.75
Mushroom Chicken
220 Cal
$8.75
String Bean Chicken Breast
210 Cal
$8.80
Black Pepper Angus Steak
180 Cal
$10.00
Honey Walnut Shrimp
340 Cal
$10.00
Honey Sesame Chicken Breast
420 Cal
$8.75
Sesame Shrimp & Beef
—
$10.00
Hot Orange Chicken
550 Cal
$8.75
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Orange Chicken | $8.00 | 560 Cal |
| Grilled Teriyaki Chicken | $8.75 | 280 Cal |
| Beijing Beef | $8.75 | 480 Cal |
| Kung Pao Chicken | $8.75 | 270 Cal |
| Broccoli Beef | $8.75 | 190 Cal |
| Mushroom Chicken | $8.75 | 220 Cal |
| String Bean Chicken Breast | $8.80 | 210 Cal |
| Black Pepper Angus Steak | $10.00 | 180 Cal |
| Honey Walnut Shrimp | $10.00 | 340 Cal |
| Sesame Shrimp & Beef | $10.00 | — |
| Hot Orange Chicken | $8.75 | 550 Cal |
| Honey Sesame Chicken Breast | $8.75 | 420 Cal |
Formulating a balanced fast-casual meal for younger diners introduces distinct nutritional challenges, particularly regarding portion scaling and sodium management. The official Panda Express kids line—structured around the “Panda Cub Meal” framework—approaches child nutrition by offering scaled-down versions of classic wok-fired recipes. Rather than modifying the core ingredients, the system resizes the physical serving parameters to deliver a single junior-sized side base paired with one junior entrée. This design serves two critical functions: it prevents the overwhelming food fatigue often caused by adult-sized combos, and it naturally creates a lower-calorie, high-protein meal structure. For parents, navigating this section requires balancing popular sweet flavor profiles with nutrient-dense options to support growing children without introducing excessive hidden sugars or high sodium levels.
Broccoli Beef Cub Meal
380 Cal
Location-dependent
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Cub Meal
370 Cal
Location-dependent
Orange Chicken Cub Meal
600 Cal
Location-dependent
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Broccoli Beef Cub Meal | Location-dependent | 380 Cal |
| Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Cub Meal | Location-dependent | 370 Cal |
| Orange Chicken Cub Meal | Location-dependent | 600 Cal |
Navigating menus for groups or young children requires understanding how portion distribution shifts when moving from individual combos to shared platters. The Panda Cub Meal simplifies portions for younger diners by combining a junior-sized side with a single junior entrée, alongside a fruit component and water. This pre-set layout focuses on lower-sodium, high-protein combinations like Broccoli Beef or String Bean Chicken Breast to support foundational growth metrics without introducing overwhelming sodium levels. For larger gatherings, opting for a 5-Person Family Meal shifts the strategy completely away from assembly-line individual containers toward a classic family-style dining table presentation. By packaging two large side bases alongside three large entrées in separate, heavy-duty containers, the model encourages communal sharing. Financially, ordering family platters significantly lowers the cost-per-individual portion, making it an incredibly efficient choice for group tracking, provided diners mix high-sauce proteins with lighter, stir-fried options to accommodate everyone’s flavor preferences.
5 Person Family Meal
300 Cal
Location-dependent
A common mistake made by fast-casual diners is treating side dishes as mere filler underneath a protein entrée. In traditional and modern Chinese culinary philosophies, structural balance is achieved when the starch or base perfectly complements the texture and flavor intensity of the accompanying meats or seafood. For example, pairing a high-density, sauce-heavy item like the Original Orange Chicken with a rich side like Fried Rice can sometimes overwhelm the palate with oil and sodium. Conversely, choosing a clean base like steamed White Rice acts as a neutral canvas, absorbing excess citrus oils and balancing intense glazes. For those looking for structural variety, the iconic Chow Mein utilizes wheat noodles tossed with freshly sliced cabbage, onions, and celery, providing a subtle smoky flavor profile derived directly from seasoned commercial woks. For a lower-carb alternative, opting for Super Greens introduces a crisp, fiber-rich medley of broccoli, kale, and cabbage steamed to preserve structural integrity, proving that convenience dining does not require sacrificing nutritional value.
Chow Mein
520 Cal
$7.70
Fried Rice
610 Cal
$7.70
White Rice
520 Cal
$7.70
Super Greens
180 Cal
$7.70
Chicken Egg Roll
200 Cal
$5.50
Veggie Egg Roll
240 Cal
$5.50
Fortune Cookies
—
$3.50
Cream Cheese Rangoon
190 Cal
$5.50
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Chow Mein | $7.70 | 520 Cal |
| Fried Rice | $7.70 | 610 Cal |
| White Rice | $7.70 | 520 Cal |
| Super Greens | $7.70 | 180 Cal |
| Chicken Egg Roll | $5.50 | 200 Cal |
| Veggie Egg Roll | $5.50 | 240 Cal |
| Fortune Cookies | $3.50 | — |
| Cream Cheese Rangoon | $5.50 | 190 Cal |
While individual combo layouts like Plates and Bowls serve as the structural backbone for the average fast-casual diner, opting for an A La Carte ordering strategy shifts control entirely to the consumer. Ordering A La Carte means purchasing individual sides and entrées in isolated, dedicated containers rather than pooling them into a single three-compartment tray. This method is highly favored by meal-preppers, large families, and nutrition-conscious diners tracking precise macronutrient ratios. From a culinary perspective, separating your proteins from starch bases prevents sauce bleeding, keeping crispy items like the Apple Pie Egg Rolls or Beijing Beef from absorbing steam and becoming soggy during transport. Understanding how the brand scales its physical box dimensions—moving from individual single-scoop boxes up to massive family-style party trays—is essential for optimizing your spending and meal distribution.
The Original Orange Chicken
550 Cal
$8.75
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken
280 Cal
$8.75
Kung Pao Chicken
270 Cal
$8.75
Mushroom Chicken
180 Cal
$8.75
Broccoli Beef
190 Cal
$8.75
Beijing Beef
480 Cal
$8.75
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| The Original Orange Chicken | $8.75 | 550 Cal |
| Grilled Teriyaki Chicken | $8.75 | 280 Cal |
| Kung Pao Chicken | $8.75 | 270 Cal |
| Mushroom Chicken | $8.75 | 180 Cal |
| Broccoli Beef | $8.75 | 190 Cal |
| Beijing Beef | $8.75 | 480 Cal |
Selecting the correct beverage pairing at Panda Express is more than a casual afterthought; it is an important step in balancing the intense flavor architecture of fast-casual American-Chinese dining. Because classic entrées like Beijing Beef and the Original Orange Chicken rely heavily on high-density glazes built from soy sauce, garlic, sodium, and concentrated sugars, the palate experiences rapid flavor saturation. Choosing a beverage that offers clean acidity or neutral hydration helps cleanse the taste buds between bites, enhancing the smoky characteristics of wok-fired dishes. From custom-brewed iced teas to classic fountain sodas, analyzing how liquid sugar volumes and effervescence interact with rich food components allows diners to craft a more balanced and comfortable dining experience.
Fountain Drink
Flavour dependent
$3.25
Bottle Soda
Flavour dependent
$5.50
Pure Leaf Teas
Flavour dependent
$4.95
Red Bull
Flavour dependent
$6.50
Vitamin Water
Flavour dependent
$5.00
Path Water 20.3 oz
0 Cal
$5.40
Path Water 25 oz
0 Cal
$7.10
Cup of Water
0 Cal
$0.75
Minute Maid Apple Juice
180 Cal
$5.50
Tropicana OJ
Flavour dependent
$5.00
OpenWater 25.3 oz
0 Cal
$7.10
Open Water 16 oz
0 Cal
$5.40
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Fountain Drink | $3.25 | Flavor-dependent |
| Bottle Soda | $5.50 | Flavor-dependent |
| Pure Leaf Teas | $4.95 | Flavor-dependent |
| Red Bull | $6.50 | Flavor-dependent |
| Vitamin Water | $5.00 | Flavor-dependent |
| Path Water 20.3 oz | $5.40 | 0 Cal |
| Path Water 25 oz | $7.10 | 0 Cal |
| Cup of Water | $0.75 | 0 Cal |
| Minute Maid Apple Juice | $5.50 | 180 Cal |
| Tropicana OJ | $5.00 | Flavor-dependent |
| OpenWater 25.3 oz | $7.10 | 0 Cal |
| Open Water 16 oz | $5.40 | 0 Cal |
Balanced Protein Plates
460-875 Cal
Location- dependent
Organizing food operations for major corporate gatherings, large family celebrations, or community assemblies introduces significant logistical hurdles regarding heat retention, food breakdown, and ingredient preferences. Standard catering setups utilize insulated party trays optimized to maintain serving temperatures without overcooking delicate proteins. When building out a large-scale catering matrix, event coordinators must balance popular comfort-food favorites with clean, non-sauced options to accommodate a wide variety of dietary tolerances. While large trays of deep-fried specialties like Cream Cheese Rangoons and battered Chicken Egg Rolls are excellent for casual gatherings, corporate events benefit heavily from including robust, stir-fried entrées like Mushroom Chicken or Kung Pao Chicken, which retain their moisture profiles over extended serving windows. Furthermore, structuring a clear layout of distinct starches—such as matching half your noodle trays with half veggie-heavy sides—ensures that gluten-sensitive or vegetarian guests can navigate the buffet line safely, shifting the perception of event catering away from low-value fast food into a curated, crowd-pleasing dining experience.
Small Catering (12–16)
130-620 Cal
$154.00
Medium Catering (18–22)
130-620 Cal
$154.00
Large Catering (26–30)
130-620 Cal
$264.00
Catering Rangoon – 48
—
$66.00
Catering Veggie Rolls
—
$66.00
Catering Chicken Egg Rolls
—
$66.00
Catering Shrimp
550 Cal
$8.74
| Item Name | Est. Prices | Calories Count |
| Small Catering (12–16 People) | $154.00 | 130–620 Cal |
| Medium Catering (18–22 People) | $154.00 | 130–620 Cal |
| Large Catering (26–30 People) | $264.00 | 130–620 Cal |
| Catering Rangoon (48 Pcs) | $66.00 | — |
| Catering Veggie Rolls | $66.00 | — |
| Catering Chicken Egg Rolls | $66.00 | — |
| Catering Shrimp | $8.74 | 550 Cal |
Hot Orange Chicken
550 Cal
$8.75
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How to Order Panda Express Online
Ordering your favorite Panda Express meals online is simple. You can choose delivery or pickup, select your meal, customize your order, and complete checkout through the official Panda Express website or app.
| Ordering Method | Explanation |
| Visit Panda Express | Open the official Panda Express website and select “Order Now.” |
| Choose Pickup or Delivery | Enter your location and choose whether you want to pick up your order from a nearby restaurant or have it delivered. |
| Select Your Meal | Choose from options such as Bowl, Plate, Bigger Plate, Panda Cub Meal, Panda Bundles, Family Meals, Appetizers, A La Carte items, and Drinks. |
| Customize Your Order | Pick your preferred entrée and side, then add drinks or appetizers if you want. For example, you can build a Bowl with 1 side + 1 entrée, while a Plate includes 1 side + 2 entrées. |
| Review Your Order | Check your selected items, restaurant, pickup/delivery details, and total before proceeding to checkout. |
| Complete Checkout | Enter your payment information and place the order. If you’re using the Panda Express account, qualifying purchases can also earn Panda Points® and rewards. |
Panda Express Opening & Closing Hours
Panda Express restaurant hours can vary by location, so opening and closing times may differ depending on the restaurant. The table below shows typical
Panda Express hours to help you plan your visit. For the most accurate hours, check your local Panda Express location before visiting.
| Day | Opening Time | Closing Time |
| Monday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM | 10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM | 10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:00 AM | 10:00 PM |
Note: Hours can change by restaurant, holidays, and location, so always verify the hours for your nearest Panda Express before visiting.
What Customers Love About Panda Express
Popular Menu Favorites
From Orange Chicken and Beijing Beef to Honey Walnut Shrimp, Panda Express has plenty of flavorful favorites. These popular dishes are a great choice when you want a quick and satisfying meal.
Bowls, Plates & Bigger Plates
Build your meal your way with a Bowl, Plate, or Bigger Plate. Choose your favorite entrée and pair it with Chow Mein, Fried Rice, White Rice, or other available sides.
Appetizers & Sides
Complete your meal with favorites like Chicken Egg Rolls, Cream Cheese Rangoon, Super Greens, Chow Mein, and Fried Rice. There are plenty of options to mix and match.
Family Meals
Feeding the whole family? Family Meals offer a convenient way to share several entrées and sides at the table. Choose your favorites and make it a meal everyone can enjoy.
FaQs:-
What is on the Panda Express menu?
You’ll find bowls, plates, bigger plates, appetizers, sides, drinks, and individual entrées. Popular picks include Orange Chicken, Chow Mein, Beijing Beef, and Kung Pao Chicken.
How much does Panda Express cost?
Prices depend on what you order and your location. Bowls, plates, bigger plates, and family meals all have different prices.
What are the most popular items at Panda Express?
Orange Chicken is a longtime favorite. Chow Mein, Beijing Beef, Kung Pao Chicken, and Broccoli Beef are also popular choices.
How many calories are in Panda Express menu items?
Calories vary by item and portion size. You can check the nutrition information for each menu item before ordering.
What is the difference between a Bowl, Plate, and Bigger Plate?
A Bowl comes with one entrée, a Plate comes with two, and a Bigger Plate comes with three. Each also includes a side.
Does Panda Express offer family meals and catering?
Yes. Panda Express offers family meals and catering options for larger groups, parties, and gatherings.
Can I order Panda Express online?
Yes, online ordering is available at participating locations. You can choose pickup or delivery where available.
Panda Express Our History
Panda Express started its journey in 1983 when Andrew and Peggy Cherng opened their first restaurant in California.
From a small beginning, the brand slowly grew into a popular American Chinese restaurant chain.
I like how Panda Express kept its food simple, quick, and affordable.
Today, its famous Orange Chicken and other favorites are enjoyed by millions.
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