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Discover bold flavors and fresh ingredients at Panda Express in New York. Located at 663 Ninth Avenue 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.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 663 9th Ave, New York, NY 10036
Phone: (212) 969-9289
Website: https://www.pandaexpress.com/locations/ny/new-york/2622
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Reviews
Tong Peng Tan
No frills budget meal without breaking the purse. Panda Express caters for Asian mixed veggie rice like fast food here.
Decent serving, can easily feed 2 while at the same time value for money. Good variety of options here and the food was tasty.
Good to pop by Panda Express for a budget meal, by US standards.
… moreDecent serving, can easily feed 2 while at the same time value for money. Good variety of options here and the food was tasty.
Good to pop by Panda Express for a budget meal, by US standards.
RGuerra
The orange chicken here is a guilty pleasure. I don’t even know it’s really original Chinese, but I really love it here.
… moreKevz G
I have ordered numerous times from this establishment and have no complaints regarding the food. However, I found the staff member at the counter who takes orders to be quite rude. I remained quiet and quickly stated my choices. I hope management addresses this issue, as your location is busy and serves many customers. It is essential to train your staff to maintain a professional demeanor.
… moreTobias Höhne
awesome food experience , Pepper Chicken and Bejing Beef is soooo tasty. i was one week in NY , eat 2 times at Panda Express , i miss this good food right now. One week again march 2025 in NYC , three times again on Panda Express, love it.
… moreSeptiana Wulandari
I am honestly a bit disappointed, I ordered my usual which is lomein with chili shrimp and beijing beef but the taste of the food is not as good as other panda express joints I’ve tried. Only the cheese rangoon is consistent. The place itself is tiny for dine in, but it’s clean and has restrooms so that’s the plus.
… moreChaiKui Tang
As a Chinese, this is the worst Chinese fast food I have ever eaten in my life. It’s not worth $15, Flushing has four dishes for $9 and comes with a bottle of drink. It is worth affirming that the clerk is very nice and serves with a smile
… moreAafreen Fathima
I usually order on uber eats and the portion size is good. Went to order at the counter and the guy serving was a disappointment. My broccoli beef was full of broccoli with 3 beef pieces even after i asked him to make sure there is beef. Food is good but servers need to do better.
… moreDonna Slatus
We ordered catering for our office. Ordered individual bowls. There was hardly any chicken or beef, mostly rice. Flavor of chicken was good, but beef was bland.
… moreRamil Anton Villafranca
As a dedicated fan of Panda Express in the Philippines, I seized the opportunity to explore the original taste of this renowned American fast-food chain during my visit to New York. Located conveniently near Hell’s Kitchen, this Panda Express promised a culinary experience that would allow me to compare the authentic flavors to the localized version back home.
Upon arrival, I was pleased to find the menu mirroring the familiar offerings in the Philippines, with popular dishes such as Orange Chicken and Honey Walnut Shrimp prominently featured. My curiosity led me to order these favorites, and I was not disappointed. While the flavors in New York exhibited subtle differences from those in the Philippines, they maintained a delightful balance, appealing to my Filipino palate with a nuanced American twist.
The Orange Chicken, a quintessential Panda Express staple, delivered a crispy exterior with a tangier, more pronounced citrus flavor than its Filipino counterpart. The Honey Walnut Shrimp, meanwhile, showcased a richer, creamier glaze, elevating the dish’s overall flavor profile. Both dishes were executed with the same consistency and quality that has made Panda Express a beloved name worldwide.
One notable advantage of dining at Panda Express in New York is the availability of rice—a comforting staple for many Filipinos and a pleasant surprise in a city where it can be challenging to find restaurants serving rice meals. This made the dining experience even more enjoyable and reminiscent of home.
However, there was one unsettling incident during my visit. While I was in the restroom, my girlfriend witnessed a homeless man enter the restaurant and cause a disturbance. It was a frightening experience, but fortunately, the crew acted swiftly and effectively to manage the situation, and the individual eventually left. This incident was the only setback in an otherwise pleasant experience.
In summary, Panda Express in Hell’s Kitchen offers a delectable and authentic taste of its original American flavors, making it an ideal destination for Filipino tourists seeking a familiar yet distinct culinary experience. The restaurant seamlessly bridges the gap between the original and localized versions, providing a satisfying and accessible option for those longing for a taste of Asian comfort food in the bustling heart of New York City.
… moreUpon arrival, I was pleased to find the menu mirroring the familiar offerings in the Philippines, with popular dishes such as Orange Chicken and Honey Walnut Shrimp prominently featured. My curiosity led me to order these favorites, and I was not disappointed. While the flavors in New York exhibited subtle differences from those in the Philippines, they maintained a delightful balance, appealing to my Filipino palate with a nuanced American twist.
The Orange Chicken, a quintessential Panda Express staple, delivered a crispy exterior with a tangier, more pronounced citrus flavor than its Filipino counterpart. The Honey Walnut Shrimp, meanwhile, showcased a richer, creamier glaze, elevating the dish’s overall flavor profile. Both dishes were executed with the same consistency and quality that has made Panda Express a beloved name worldwide.
One notable advantage of dining at Panda Express in New York is the availability of rice—a comforting staple for many Filipinos and a pleasant surprise in a city where it can be challenging to find restaurants serving rice meals. This made the dining experience even more enjoyable and reminiscent of home.
However, there was one unsettling incident during my visit. While I was in the restroom, my girlfriend witnessed a homeless man enter the restaurant and cause a disturbance. It was a frightening experience, but fortunately, the crew acted swiftly and effectively to manage the situation, and the individual eventually left. This incident was the only setback in an otherwise pleasant experience.
In summary, Panda Express in Hell’s Kitchen offers a delectable and authentic taste of its original American flavors, making it an ideal destination for Filipino tourists seeking a familiar yet distinct culinary experience. The restaurant seamlessly bridges the gap between the original and localized versions, providing a satisfying and accessible option for those longing for a taste of Asian comfort food in the bustling heart of New York City.
Patrick
Cozy little Panda Express! Workers were very accommodating, food was fresh and tasted delicious. Nice dine-in experience all around! Thanks 9th Ave Panda Express!
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