Panda Express

Well folks, Chinese food doesn't get more authentic than this little gem hidden within that center of learning so often called the University of Arizona. Save your money and skip the trip to China, this place has it all. Walk up to a food filled counter artfully constructed out of 12th century rosewood that is rumored to have once have adorned the halls of emperor Daozong of Liao. I mean this place is historic. Ask the experienced chefs for their recommendations (you won't be disappointed), or try some mouthwatering beef slow cooked over bamboo coals in the style of the real Bejing masters. Have you ever wanted to sink your teeth into a prime wagu steak? Try the chicken teriyaki here instead and notice the taste of old Hong Kong that permeates the atmosphere in this historic establishment. If you have ever wondered how the elite of the Ming dynasty used to dine in the royal palace, well wonder no more and dig your chopsticks into some chow mein and orange chicken served off of genuine Chinese porcelain dishes. Stop by this magnificent culinary temple some time if you're in the neighborhood. It's quite the experience !

Good service as usual for what you would expect. People are nice and food is different than Chic Fil A and other quick picks. Obviously not the healthiest place but if your eating out it's a good place to get some easy filling food that tastes pretty good depending on what you get. My favorite is a plate with orange chicken, honey walnut shrimp and fried rice.

They give a LOT of food for the price. Most of it is not super healthy, but I think everyone knows that already. Normally this is a fast moving restaurant, but during the summer when the university is less populated, the food is not prepared in advance and you have to wait for them to cook it, which is a bit time consuming. I am sure that does not apply to other locations out in the town. The food tastes good, everything is clean, well maintained, etc.