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Discover bold flavors and fresh ingredients at Panda Express in Fairfax. Located at 4441 George Mason Blvd our restaurant offers a delicious array of Chinese-inspired dishes, from our famous Orange Chicken to savory Beijing Beef. Whether you’re dining in, taking out, or ordering delivery, our friendly staff is dedicated to providing a delightful experience. Join us for lunch or dinner and enjoy a taste of our Asian-inspired cuisine that’s wok-tossed to perfection. Visit Panda Express today and savor the flavors of tradition and innovation in every bite.
Fast-food chain for Chinese standards, including some health-conscious options.
Hours
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4441 George Mason Blvd University Hall, Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: (703) 993-6042
Website: https://www.pandaexpress.com/locations/va/fairfax/2024
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Reviews
Goh Nai Shin
We recently visited Panda Express and had a great experience! We ordered the family sharing package, which included 4 entrees (Kung Po Chicken, Pepper Beef, Fried Prawns, and Teriyaki Chicken) and 2 sides (Fried Rice and Mix Veg). The food was delicious, with the Kung Po Chicken standing out for its bold flavors. The service staff were friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience. We’d definitely recommend Panda Express for a tasty and satisfying meal!
… moreEvan Snodgrass
This place is on point every. Single. Time.
Full scoops – you never feel shorted.
Great service – you never feel undervalued.
Great atmosphere – you always want to come back.
This is hands down the best Panda I’ve been too. Food is quality no matter the time of day. They understand that college student needs the food to match the value they are paying. This is why I’m a repetitive customer here! Thanks yall!
… moreFull scoops – you never feel shorted.
Great service – you never feel undervalued.
Great atmosphere – you always want to come back.
This is hands down the best Panda I’ve been too. Food is quality no matter the time of day. They understand that college student needs the food to match the value they are paying. This is why I’m a repetitive customer here! Thanks yall!
Trương Ngọc Minh Huy
They only give 1 scoop of rice per plate which is very little, I had to buy more
… moreBen Christensen
This is my favorite place to eat on campus. My only complaint is sometimes the sauce is not well-mixed into the meats.
Try asking for half-and-half chow mein and fried rice! It’s no additional cost and the combo tastes great.
… moreTry asking for half-and-half chow mein and fried rice! It’s no additional cost and the combo tastes great.
Fer
Not a surprise that I’ve left 4 stars in each Panda Express I’ve been to..
Food was just as expected. Orange chicken was deliciously seasoned and cooked. It was blasting flavors into my mouth! Chao Mein and Rice was actually a lot better than the other locations I’ve been to. Everything that I tasted was great!
… moreFood was just as expected. Orange chicken was deliciously seasoned and cooked. It was blasting flavors into my mouth! Chao Mein and Rice was actually a lot better than the other locations I’ve been to. Everything that I tasted was great!
megan
No chicken in the orange chicken. The food is generally very bad, especially for Panda, which is saying something. Both my friend and I were incredibly disappointed.
… moreDayili 7
They have delicious food .
I’ll come back again
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Shadman Rafi
Overall value for price meals. But the items are too sweet.
… moreJohnny Shannon
Since I started at GMU, I’ve been a regular customer at this place. However, I won’t be going back since my most recent experience did not live up to the level of quality and service that I’d come to expect from Panda Express.
I prefer to drink water due to my health, since I was diagnosed with obesity last year. Yesterday, when I was about to pay for my order, I asked the cashier if I could have a cup for water (as I’ve done dozens of times with no issue), only to be told that they “don’t do water cups anymore” and that they are available for 99 cents. This was allegedly their response to dishonest loser customers who would help themselves to a free drink in lieu of water.
The employee could easily have given me (a loyal customer until this week) a water cup on this one occasion as a courtesy while informing me of their new policy so I know to plan around it in the future. A manager could easily have put a conspicuous sign on the door saying “NO COMPLIMENTARY WATER CUPS” and I would’ve simply chosen to eat elsewhere. If you’re going to suddenly stop providing something that’s an industry standard, is some notice too much to ask?
Caught totally off guard, I just paid for my food and got to eat lunch with no water. Luckily I didn’t choke on anything, since there was nothing to drink, but I sure was thirsty afterwards.
After all the times I’ve paid full price for my food and followed all the rules, this is what I get- punishment for others’ crimes and the choice to either buy something I wasn’t planning to, or get nothing to drink because I didn’t bring water with me.
… moreI prefer to drink water due to my health, since I was diagnosed with obesity last year. Yesterday, when I was about to pay for my order, I asked the cashier if I could have a cup for water (as I’ve done dozens of times with no issue), only to be told that they “don’t do water cups anymore” and that they are available for 99 cents. This was allegedly their response to dishonest loser customers who would help themselves to a free drink in lieu of water.
The employee could easily have given me (a loyal customer until this week) a water cup on this one occasion as a courtesy while informing me of their new policy so I know to plan around it in the future. A manager could easily have put a conspicuous sign on the door saying “NO COMPLIMENTARY WATER CUPS” and I would’ve simply chosen to eat elsewhere. If you’re going to suddenly stop providing something that’s an industry standard, is some notice too much to ask?
Caught totally off guard, I just paid for my food and got to eat lunch with no water. Luckily I didn’t choke on anything, since there was nothing to drink, but I sure was thirsty afterwards.
After all the times I’ve paid full price for my food and followed all the rules, this is what I get- punishment for others’ crimes and the choice to either buy something I wasn’t planning to, or get nothing to drink because I didn’t bring water with me.
Ganesh Reddy Neela
I ordered a bowl and a roll.When I received the order and opened at my table, all i found out was fried rice filled to half of the bowl and some entree on it which seemed like a topping which was a serious disappointment. If it had not been for the roll i took, my stomach would have just been the same empty sack before i came into the store. Hope they react to this and satisfy students hunger from atleast now.
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