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Address: 49 Main St, Williamsburg, MA 01096
Phone: (413) 268-8811
Website: https://www.pandawilliamsburg.com/
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Carl O
Panda Garden – An Unexpected Gem in the Boonies
I was driving back from the Berkshires this weekend, enjoying the beautiful, scenic views, when my stomach suddenly began to grrrrrrowl. I passed a couple of gas stations and a pizza joint, but then—out of nowhere—I spotted a place called Panda Garden. Way out here in the boonies? I thought to myself, I’m kinda craving some soup and noodles, so I turned the truck around and pulled into a quaint little parking lot.
To my delight, I walked into a cozy, welcoming Chinese restaurant. I was greeted with warm smiles and promptly seated in a quiet corner. They brought out iced water, hot tea, and—surprisingly—two menus. That caught my attention. Two menus? I’ve only seen this in Chinatown or in rare spots that serve authentic dim sum. Could it be?
I glanced at the regular menu first and placed my order—I was starving. But then I realized I’d forgotten to look at the second menu tucked underneath. I asked the server if I could hang onto it a bit longer. As I flipped through it, I was stunned—it was an authentic Chinese menu, filled with dishes I usually only find in major cities. And the prices? Straight out of the ’80s!
Seriously, I haven’t seen prices like this since high school. For example, Salted Fish & Chicken Fried Rice—something that would run close to $30 in Jupiter, Florida—was only $9.95 here. Seafood Pan-Fried Noodles for $14.95? Wowee. I’m going to be eating here a lot when I move to the Berkshires.
Now, maybe it was because I was starving to death, but I swear—this was the best egg drop soup and lo mein I’ve had in a long, long time. It completely hit the spot and made my stomach stop growling.
My only problem now? I was ready for a nap on my long drive home!
… moreI was driving back from the Berkshires this weekend, enjoying the beautiful, scenic views, when my stomach suddenly began to grrrrrrowl. I passed a couple of gas stations and a pizza joint, but then—out of nowhere—I spotted a place called Panda Garden. Way out here in the boonies? I thought to myself, I’m kinda craving some soup and noodles, so I turned the truck around and pulled into a quaint little parking lot.
To my delight, I walked into a cozy, welcoming Chinese restaurant. I was greeted with warm smiles and promptly seated in a quiet corner. They brought out iced water, hot tea, and—surprisingly—two menus. That caught my attention. Two menus? I’ve only seen this in Chinatown or in rare spots that serve authentic dim sum. Could it be?
I glanced at the regular menu first and placed my order—I was starving. But then I realized I’d forgotten to look at the second menu tucked underneath. I asked the server if I could hang onto it a bit longer. As I flipped through it, I was stunned—it was an authentic Chinese menu, filled with dishes I usually only find in major cities. And the prices? Straight out of the ’80s!
Seriously, I haven’t seen prices like this since high school. For example, Salted Fish & Chicken Fried Rice—something that would run close to $30 in Jupiter, Florida—was only $9.95 here. Seafood Pan-Fried Noodles for $14.95? Wowee. I’m going to be eating here a lot when I move to the Berkshires.
Now, maybe it was because I was starving to death, but I swear—this was the best egg drop soup and lo mein I’ve had in a long, long time. It completely hit the spot and made my stomach stop growling.
My only problem now? I was ready for a nap on my long drive home!
Cyncere Preston
what a hidden gem! my husband and i were just looking for a quick bite and ended up dining in and the food was so good. service was quick and super friendly :). We’ll definitely have to come back here the next time we’re in town!
… moreErik Benoit
The food here is top quality. Love the crab Rangoons. Unlike other brands I could name these are stuffed and very tasty.
… moreKatherine Smith
Great food , especially the gourmet menu, very nice people, it’s great having this restaurant in town!
… moreSarah and Noah
Everything’s great here. Best noodles and fried rice in the area!
… moreC
This seems to be mostly a takeout spot. It lacks the mouth-watering crave-ability that some Chinese restaurants have, but it’s a reliable standby and the food is consistent. When you need a packed container of chicken lo mein to soothe the soul, it’s nice to have Panda Garden a call away.
… moreBlake Nehring
We ordered tonight on New Year’s Eve on door dash and waited 45 minutes. When we arrived at the restaurant it was slightly busy but we assumed everything was fine since we had received a notification our order was ready. When we arrived the very blunt staff told us that it would be a TWO HOUR wait for our food we had already waited 45 minutes for. They told us that the app must have been wrong and that they were going to refund our money but there was nothing else they can do. There goes the New Year’s Eve party! Absolutely ruined our night.
… moregregory poitras
There aren’t many places that know you by name, are genuinely happy you are there, and treat you with great hospitality.
… moreGarry Clark
My wife and I just moved to the area, and decided to explore a bit to see what is out there for restarauntes as we come from Russell Ma, (down the mountain and in the valley), thus only having one place to choose, so moving up here to Haydenville we are looking @ and for places that serve the foods we most likely will eat.
Here is a God’s honest review of the Panda Garden.
General Tso’s chicken was so very good, one of my fav dishes, and some places I have had it at came too salty, or under “spiced”, Panda Garden has it perfect, w just the right blend of heat on it.
I love the fact they make fresh fried noodles (I dont know what they are actually called), plus the lunch special came with both soup and choice of rice. generous portions so much so i didnt have room for the egg drop soup (never tried it, it is in my fridge as we speak)
Pros: ALL OF IT WAS GREAT
Con: none with that dish
my wife had one of her favorite dishes which was the Seseme chicken, she said it was fantastic, the rest of hers was the same as mine above.
Pros: All of it was great
Con: none with that dish
Egg rolls: I ordered 2 for myself, they were perfect, crisp on the outside just like they shoud be, and loaded with flavors, could taste a bit of everything in it
Pros: perfectly cooked, decent sized
Con: none
Pork Fried Rices: Decent portion, tasted like it should, they do not use the fake sauce
Pros: Good portions, decent tastes
Cons: prefer a bit of greens in it, and sprouts but not really a con
I also absolutely loved the intimacy of the layout inside the dinning area, though I did take out, honestly wuld def be a place id like to sit and eat a good meal and let the stresses of the world melt away.
Service was friendly enough, and food came out actually earlier than was I was told, so def a plus on that.
THE ONE AND ONLY draw back I had was with the boneless spare ribs, I ordered a large side of.
Pros: Portions were great per price point, and cooked perfectly
Con: Were the only dish lacking taste
… moreHere is a God’s honest review of the Panda Garden.
General Tso’s chicken was so very good, one of my fav dishes, and some places I have had it at came too salty, or under “spiced”, Panda Garden has it perfect, w just the right blend of heat on it.
I love the fact they make fresh fried noodles (I dont know what they are actually called), plus the lunch special came with both soup and choice of rice. generous portions so much so i didnt have room for the egg drop soup (never tried it, it is in my fridge as we speak)
Pros: ALL OF IT WAS GREAT
Con: none with that dish
my wife had one of her favorite dishes which was the Seseme chicken, she said it was fantastic, the rest of hers was the same as mine above.
Pros: All of it was great
Con: none with that dish
Egg rolls: I ordered 2 for myself, they were perfect, crisp on the outside just like they shoud be, and loaded with flavors, could taste a bit of everything in it
Pros: perfectly cooked, decent sized
Con: none
Pork Fried Rices: Decent portion, tasted like it should, they do not use the fake sauce
Pros: Good portions, decent tastes
Cons: prefer a bit of greens in it, and sprouts but not really a con
I also absolutely loved the intimacy of the layout inside the dinning area, though I did take out, honestly wuld def be a place id like to sit and eat a good meal and let the stresses of the world melt away.
Service was friendly enough, and food came out actually earlier than was I was told, so def a plus on that.
THE ONE AND ONLY draw back I had was with the boneless spare ribs, I ordered a large side of.
Pros: Portions were great per price point, and cooked perfectly
Con: Were the only dish lacking taste
Serra David
Panda Garden is phenomenal! Excellent vegetarian and vegan options, as well as dozens of more traditional, regional offerings from their “Gourmet Menu.” Always worth the trip from Northampton/Amherst area
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