Panda Express

Add a bowl of vegetables, Fried Rice and broccoli, sordid excellent choices for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Hot and steaming stuff is very friendly and kind. They supplied sauces and cutlery separately. Great value for money. Given the place, it's an excellent choice.When you are waiting at the airport

Realize airport but they don't do rewards and staff weren't very friendly. Broccoli beef didn't taste quite right like normal panda quality. Tables very dirty and limited.

Nothing like Panda Express in the late evening , at IAH, and after some drinks. It was late so options were dwindling, but it hit the spot.

June 2024: Standard Panda Express options. Was happy with my Bejing beef and green beans with chicken. Service was good and fast. Would definitely come back again if I was craving Chinese food during my layover at Houston airport.

Quick food and customer service was very nice but I ordered a bigger plate (3 entrees) and it was the same size as the plate (2 entrees)

Ordered ordinary orange chicken. So spicy my lips and mouth smelled up. Not industry standard orange chicken. Other than that good but orange chicken was soggy.

Very tasty food, large portion, reasonable price.

"Great experience at Panda Express in Houston! As an Indian, I loved the fried rice and chicken—flavorful and well-cooked. Fast service and clean space. Highly recommend!"

Great Panda Express location in the Houston International Airport / IAH with great menu selections, good service and a fairly large foot court area nearby to sit down at and enjoy your meal. Recommended!

Time to be honest. There is a reason that Panda Express sells all that Orange Chicken. You are no different than any other human being. You itch, you scratch. You see someone cute, the glands go off. There is Orange Chicken at the counter, you think about it long and hard. If your good angel says, you can't have the Orange Chicken because it wouldn't be healthy, Panda Express now has sauteed broccoli and greens that can be a bottom for your Orange Chicken. You can tell the good angel to shut up. The broccoli and greens aren't half bad. * * * I totally lucked out. I got a nice big serving of Orange Chicken and Greens. The boarding call for my plane came early. I had eaten all of my Orange Chicken and about 1/3 of the greens. Life doesn't get better than that.

Not normally a huge fan of panda. I enjoy it but this was great. Had the Beijing beef and teriyaki chicken and it was delicious. Hot, fresh and very tasty. Had the chow mein and it was perfect as well. Ordered one veggie spring roll and they gave me two and both were crispy and flaky, just like I like. I was impressed with my visit here and will be back.

When you're stuck in a dingy airport food court in Texas, you don't always make the best decisions. Or at least, I don't. For instance, I didn't have to get Panda Express. There were other options. But I was hungry, and it looked so good. I DEFINITELY didn't need to get the "Bigger Plate" which was three mains on top of fried rice or noodles, and clocked in at 7000 calories (the sign said it was more like 1200-2000, but I'm not sure I believe that). But I wanted to try the Firecracker Shrimp, and you know I was getting Orange Chicken. And since I'm already at two, I might as well throw in that beef as well. To be clear, I knew this absolute bomb of sugar and fried meats was going to destroy my insides. There was a time in my life when I could eat this twice a week and take it in stride, but now I'm older and that time has passed. It's a week later, and I'm still not right. But it was delicious, and I regret nothing.

I decided that Panda would be a safe bet in terminal C at IAH. I was wrong. I ordered the chow mein, orange chicken and Beijing beef. The food was all lukewarm at best. The orange chicken and Beijing beef were soggy, not crunchy. The worst was that the Beijing beef had a fishy taste to it. I hope I don't end up sick in my next flight.

I recently had a layover in the Houston airport and was wanting something quick but semi-healthy to eat so I settled on Panda Express as they provide nutritional information and was nearby to my gate. When I got up to the line, I was disappointed to see that many of the dishes were empty or not available. One of the items they were out of was the super greens which is the side I like to get. As such, I asked if they are making more and they said yes, but that it would likely be a 10 minute wait. It was worth it to me to wait to get them so I ordered a bowl with super greens and one portion of broccoli beef. It took much longer than 10 minutes (closer to 25) which was frustrating. The staff behind the counter was clearly exhausted from being so busy but it definitely showed in not only their faces but also their friendliness. The broccoli beef had very little meat in it but did taste good overall. Not a place I'd rave about but its what you get for airport food.

Very rude employees with they flat face ass rice was dry ask for soy sauce was giving sweet n sour need to work on customer service or find a different job rice wasn't fresh

I liked that this place had healthy options compared to most other places I saw in the airport. I got the super greens (looked like a sautéed mix of broccoli, cabbage, and collards) as my side. You can also get rice or noodles for a side. I got a plate size meal with 2 entrees: a shrimp dish and teriyaki chicken. The food was pretty good and one of the better tastes I've had at a Panda Express. There are many entree options to choose from that will likely suit many tastes. The prices are more reasonable for being at the airport.

The food was very good prominent flavors. The service was super great and very kind. It was a small area with four other companies, but still was just right for a Panda Express. It has a lot of seating and is mostly loud.

Panda Express in the Houston International Airport open early at 9:30 am. I was early arriving in the airport and have debated for the breakfast option. Since they are available, I decided to have the main meal for lunch and breakfast- brunch. The food selection is good. The two proteins and a side is the way to good. I got orange beef and mushrooms chicken with stir fry noodles. Food is decent for the price I paid. Check out is quick. Price is reasonable.

Absolutely vile food. Does this goop on a plate actually count as food? Not even close to anything I would consider Chinese Food. Gross, gross, gross. Eat anywhere but here. Even for airport food it's disgusting and unfit for human consumption.

This was a great option for airport food, the prices were fair and the service was quick, the only reason I took off a star was because they didn't give me any fortune cookies.

This is fast food Chinese food. I ordered the plate with 2 entrée and one side. Got the vegetables and honey chicken and mushroom chicken. The honey chicken was really good. It had that crunch to it. yes its all boneless. The mushroom chicken was really salty. The vegetables were ok. I don't expect much in Texas in terms of Chinese food. Especially at the airport too. But I feel like haven't had it in a long time. So I really wanted some. Line-up went by really quickly. Also found a seat very quickly. Panda Express is fast food. So expectation would not be set too high.

Waited 15 minutes and didn't get what I wanted pathetic location especially the manager

Ordered online, for some reason it automatically put this location instead of the one on Wilson closer to me. Tried to call the location to tell them can I pick my food up at the desk or be refunded... they refused to answer since it was the last 20 minutes of service. God for bid I made them work and make another order... hopefully I can get my money back since I didn't get my food after a Long day... I work in the restaurant industry and I hate when my coworkers do this mess. Don't wanna do the bare minimum of the job then go somewhere else man. Ridiculous.

Food was raw. Staff felt a little rushed.

With a three hour layover I knew my tween would appreciate a filling meal. With everything at the airport being so expensive, I was happy to see that this location didn't ridiculously raise their prices. We ordered a three item plate to share, it was more than enough. The food was hot and tasty. The service quick & friendly. Love that it's located in a "food court" area which offers plenty of seating. We chose a scenic spot right next to the large windows. Will definitely stop by next time I'm at the Houston Airport.

You need to hire more staff, only one person serving customers during the peaking hours, and I have waited for more than 35 minutes.

Lukewarm food. Best and funniest part: Cashier with head buried in phone, scrolling through her Facebook feed while simultaneously handing me my receipt without looking up. Job security must be good these days!

Good ol' Panda Express. I swore to myself that I would not step foot in one. But as the Duke of Manchu Wok at ORD, I thought to begin imposing my imperial empire over Chinese fast food of IAH as well. In short, the food TASTES a bit healthier than some of the other Chinese fast food joints. They're not as salty (lower sodium!), not as greasy (lower fat!), and not as sweet (lower sugar!). Now, just because I said "lower" doesn't mean "low." In fact, one casual glance at their calorie evaluation would destroy any notion of healthfulness. With that in mind, don't come here hoping for some waist-slimming fare. This is gut-busting for real. As with most other Chinese fast food places, you start with your basic two-entrée or three-entrée selection. Start with a starch--either noodles or fried rice (I went with fried rice, because no meal is complete without rice, how stereotypical). There are some entrées labeled as "smart," for their low calorie content. Keep in mind that low calorie here is still like picking a Whopper over a Triple By-Pass burger. There are also some premium entrées, like honey walnut shrimp, which was actually delicious (translation: Extra fattening). All in all, this is not a bad place if you're hungry for something more flavorful than the watered-down martinis at airport restaurants or high-priced burgers.

Quite possibly the worst service at a Panda Express I have ever had. They were so focused on getting people through that they didn't pay attention to what people wanted. 3 people in a row had they same issue! Food quality was also not good.

This was probably the worste Panda Express experience. The food tasted old and dry. The fried rice was crunchy! They pre-cut the teriyaki chicken so the prices are siting out and dry. The orange chicken was dark brown - darker than teriyaki - which was probably a sign to abort the mission. I ate it because I was hungry and I needed to eat before I catch my flight. But never again...

Good option at the airport. I came here around 11:30am, and there was a long line to get food. I ordered lo mein, orange chicken, and Beijing beef. My food was good. The service was okay. I would come back here if I'm at this terminal.

It's what you expect from a Panda Express: quick and easy Chinese food. It's definitely not the best Chinese food, but it does the trick. The prices here are a bit absurd, but it is in the airport.

Cheapest eats. I got veg lo mein and steamed veggies for 3 bucks. I was astonished. The place is super busy so it all seemed fresh. The way it works is you choose the sides and entrées you want, they dish it out and charge accordingly.

Enjoyed my dinner selection on Sunday night for the most part. I got an entree with two sides, price was $8.40. My entree was the tofu and eggplant, which I've never had before and was a bit hesitant... But it was super delicious and I wish I had gotten two portions! It was that tasty. For my sides, I had the vegetable chow mein, which was freshly prepared and tasty along with the not so noteworthy mixed vegetables which were nasty. The vegetables were not cooked with any seasonings or sauce, the were bland. I left a piece of broccoli on my platter when I chucked it in the trash aboard my flight... Which is a pretty big deal for me. I will either finish my plate completely or save it for later even if there is only a bite or two left. Line was crazy. Staff was efficient in moving everyone through the line. Would I return? Yes.

I work at the airport and I love panda but this panda at terminal B is horrible. First time I came in everything tasted old. I decided to give it another try and it tasted just as bad. The panda at terminal E is much better. I'm disappointed.

Quick tips: It's panda express - guilty fast Chinese food. Extremely unhealthy, but when you are craving noodles, it gets the job done. For travel, I always get a side of chow mein. Extremely reasonable price. I would skip the Orange Chicken, which I usually mean to avoid and then get. I ordered it and it seemed fairly old as it if had been sitting out for a while. I figured for an airport they would have more traffic, but no such luck.

I appreciate that the prices in this airport are not more expensive than at Panda in coastal big cities. But, the teriyaki chicken was burned on the outside & chewy (undercooked?) on the inside, the orange chicken had lost the crisp and was a bit chewy too...been sitting a while I assume. I got lucky with the "super greens", they were out of it and had to make more, so those were fresh. Overall the stingiest Panda portion-wise that I've been to but it's an airport location after all.

Similar to most other PE locations, but the server here barely gives you a second to pick a protein. As with most locations, they are using more shitty cheap veggies to dress up entrees and the Kung Po chicken is mostly celery and crap; with a few tiny bits of chicken. Same with Broccoli Beef, good luck finding the beef! What they have gotten good at is upcharging for about 1/2 of the entrees on display. Ohh you want steak XXX, that'll be extra, shrimp (all 4/5 heavily breaded that they actually give you) mo money! I don't want to make it out to be too bad, as they actually keep the food rotated well and cooked (somewhat)fresh. If you crave fast food Chinese, then this is a better option than some no-name stand that will serve you mystery meat

Very disappointing. No brown rice ('we haven't had it for a long time was response I got') as I looked at it listed on the menu board. White rice was only warm temp but both chicken selections were good. Wanted to give them feedback directly as the poor print quality on the receipt requested the survey filled out with details on the back. Turned it over and blank! Not their best location in my estimation.

My first time eating at Panda express and probably the last time I will be eating there. The Asian lady that attended to us was super rude. Shouted...no, more like barked on my husband and I because we were not fast enough for her. Horrible experience. Never again.

Definitely the worst Panda Express I've ever eaten at. It was very expensive: $16 for two small bowls with one entre. The place was very crowded with very little empty seats.

Not as many options as your typical Panda Express but that's also because it's located inside the airport terminal. That being said, there are a surprisingly large amount of options here. I do like how they also provide the dietary content for every dish next to it so you can watch what you eat. That being said, there are quite a bit of dishes that are loaded with sodium. I personally don't like fast food chinese places and probably would never have eaten here if not for the terrible experience at Bullritos right next to Panda Express. That being said, the food was fresh and the service was good.

Great food, big selection, super fast and friendly service. Definitely worth stopping by if your hungry and in a hurry.

Always consistent, fresh and fast. I always choose the Panda Express in terminal B when flying through Houston and have their chow mein, honey walnut shrimp, black pepper chicken and mixed vegetables. All are delicious.

Don't accept American Express. In an international business airport. Huh? Don't have any fountain drinks, or even water, unless you want to buy an outrageously priced bottle. Food is ok, but with all the other corners they cut, I'm dubious.

Wow. I didn't expect the world from a fast food Chinese dining option in an airport, but this was absolutely terrible!! As busy as the place was, I don't know how on earth one could be served cold food. The egg roll was an abomination, and the sesame chicken was the worst I have ever tasted. I wanted a cup of water, but they insisted that I would have to buy bottled. No fountain drinks either...just lukewarm cans or bottles in a case. Never again!

This was the worst chinese food that I have ever experienced. The egg roll was disgusting. I ate here due to not many options....lso had honey chicken and fired rice. The fried rice still tatsted raw.. Next time, I will wait before eating here again.

I can't stand businesses that bait-and-switch. The prices advertised are not what they charge. Sneaky, tiny little "extra charges" for "premium" this and that. Bend-over panda bear!

One of my top spots to eat at quick. Hit and miss with the consistency of the quality of the food. Once I find something I like they swipe it off the menu. They also raised the prices on premium and it is getting high priced for a quick service restaurant. Friendly staff I must say.

First of all I wasn't gonna complaints but this time I have enough, I'm traveling through this terminal so many times and I stop by and eat more then 10 times because I like the food but the service always bad. This time they made me feel like I'm in a prison and begging for food and this time only 3 persons in line and I'm the last person the lady that helping me she act like she had a very bad day I tried to ignore her attitude but she keep raising her voice at me because I wasn't fast enough for her. My suggestion if you want the food at this location please be prepare for it.

not all Pandas are the same. this one is among the best of the best. food is fresh, outstanding steamed rice, broccoli beef, teriyaki chicken

Not good. Find some other place. Very disappointed in the beef and broccoli. Not many noodles in the chow mein. It was mostly cabbage. Sesame chicken was so-so. I definitely won't be visiting any Panda Express places in airports again.

Ordered orange chicken and a drink, forgot my drink at the counter when i ran off to catch my flight. The cashier actually chased me down at the end of the terminal to deliver it!