Panda Express - Norman

This is a Chinese fast-food restaurant, and it's important to note that they don't actually serve panda—it's just part of the name. The food is tasty, the servi... read more This is a Chinese fast-food restaurant, and it's important to note that they don't actually serve panda—it's just part of the name. The food is tasty, the service is fast, and the staff is friendly and accommodating. The restaurant is tidy and clean. I really enjoy coming here.

I try to visit this restaurant at least once a month. The main dishes are delicious. However, they often run out of the super greens. I am eagerly anticipating... read more I try to visit this restaurant at least once a month. The main dishes are delicious. However, they often run out of the super greens. I am eagerly anticipating the arrival of the wok-seared shrimp.

We were disheartened to discover that there were no steak or shrimp available, and we were informed it would take an hour for it to thaw. When we returned after... read more We were disheartened to discover that there were no steak or shrimp available, and we were informed it would take an hour for it to thaw. When we returned after an hour, we noticed that the same thing was communicated to the woman in line in front of us. The restaurant made no effort to resolve the issue. We won't be coming back.

Good place food was good had it lunch they are fast read more Good place food was good had it lunch they are fast

Typical Panda Express fare located as a franchise inside Riverwind Casino, its ok but just a notch below the larger brick and mortar stores. As with the larger... read more Typical Panda Express fare located as a franchise inside Riverwind Casino, its ok but just a notch below the larger brick and mortar stores. As with the larger stores the meal is selected from precooked bins by the server. Pricing structure is similar to the bigger stores as well, meals are tiered by combos of entrees and veggies. The veggie choices are usually limited to chow mein noodles or rice, entrees are the typical Chinese buffet selections of pepper chicken, broccoli beef, orange chicken and similar. My particular favorite is the Teriyaki chicken, these are served in large pieces that the server will slice before serving; the sliced teriyaki chicken seems juicier than the other battered and deep fried choices. The counter is handicap and wheelchair accessible as is the common Dining that serves all the food court franchises. Note: all the entree items are high in sodium, so it may not be the best choice for those with sodium restricted diets.