

Discover bold flavors and fresh ingredients at Panda Express in Arlington. Located at 1000 N. Collins 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: 1000 N Collins St, Arlington, TX 76011
Phone: (817) 274-6076
Website: https://www.pandaexpress.com/locations/tx/arlington/1180
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
When you walk in the young ladies at the front don’t meet you with a welcoming attitude. They respond like the customers are bothering them. With a little more attention to customer service, this place would be a 5-star spot for sure. Maybe some training on how to provide excellent customer service would take it to the next level. Overall, 2 stars out of 5 for customer service – great food, but room for improvement on the service side.”
I arrived and it was not ready when it stated it would be. It wasn’t even in the locations orders so, of course they can’t look it up by the order number you get when placing it online. The person I spoke to asked if there was a nickname and/or email it could be under. She explained they are not trained how to find online orders (in the website) and she couldn’t find my order anywhere in their system. She eventually just threw an order for orange chicken and steamed rice bowl together. It came to nearly 88% steamed rice and about 7% chicken w/the remaining 5% empty space that could’ve/should’ve held more chicken.
Before I left I decided to order a small entree of honey sesame chicken breast. Which miraculously appeared in their orders after three failed attempts of trying to place it online. Their website was freezing up in a constant state of an icon flipping around “thinking” for over 10 minutes. I eventually got it confirmed. I waited while my previous order got cold and eventually received the second order and left.
I got home and opened my small order of honey sesame chicken breast and saw that it was “ALMOST” half filled with chicken and vegetables with more emphasis on vegetables than chicken. It should really be called vegetables in honey sesame dashed with some chicken breast.
Very disappointing to be honest. I’ll never order a small entree again because I don’t consider vegetables to be an entree and the name of what I ordered didn’t have vegetables in the title. It said chicken and there was little of it.
In conclusion I have learned the following today:
(1.) You have a 50/50% percent chance your order will be made when placing it online. Confirmations and order numbers don’t mean squat.
(2.) Don’t count on getting much meat protein when ordering the orange chicken or possibly any chicken item. It will be approximately 85-90% rice. They should really call it steamed rice bowl w/very little orange chicken (if they don’t already).
(3.) Don’t order a small entree. It will be less than half filled in their smallest cardboard container. If it has any vegetables in the mix the ratio will be 92% vegetables to 8% meat protein and that is in a half filled container.
I took photos so I could remember this and talk myself into something else, somewhere else next time. Portions are not enough to entice me for a return, not at any price. Employees will say that is what they are told to do for portions. I think they are using smaller spoons these days to get portions. I remember not too long ago the meat to rice ratio was better.