Panda Kitchen

Sadly this place in no longer in business. It's a mochinut now. Hope yelp sees this and removes it

First time in this restaurant on 4/13/2024 5 PM, I ordered seafood soup and my guest ordered beef Mongolian. They thought is a take out and not dine in so when they gave us our food they already had put it in a plastic bag. My guest and I decided to eat there since it was a rainy day and we wanted to wait for rain to stop and then drive. As soon as I opened the bag to take my soup container out, the woman/cashier rushed and grabbed the container and said she wants to add some fish to it!!!! So they did not add sea food to the soup since they thought I am going to leave and eat the soup at home!!! So, when I am out of the restaurant, I am not going to come back to say " Hey where is the sea food that is supposed to be in the soup and you charged 13 dollars for it?" Frankly, they did not add even fish to the soup and was just some crumps of breaded fish!!!! Furthermore, half of the beef mongolian was just fried onion. What they did was so ugly and I recommend who orders food in this restaurant watch for the scams.

One of the closest Chinese restaurants to Disneyland. Walked by this place all five days of our visit to Disneyland. Closed three of those five days. Never heard of a restaurant that opens at 1pm, instead of 11:30am.

Ordered the $15 Mongolian Beef combo, while wife ordered the $16 Spicy Korean Chicken combo. Added on a $2 Sprite, as they were charging $1 for bottled water, with no tap water available. First time this century that I ordered a soft drink at a restaurant. Five consecutive days of walking to and from Disneyland will build up a thirst.

Wife loves Kung Pao Chicken, but decided to get the spicy Korean chicken, not realizing it was deep fried white chicken, without vegetables. White substance resembling white tootsie rolls, which were really Korean rice cakes. Decent chicken with lots of meat, and not too much breading. Wife ate the chicken, while we deep sixed the Korean rice cakes as tasteless.

The Mongolian beef was apparently boiled beef with lots of green onions and yellow onions. Tender enough to chew on without a knife, with plenty of flavor. Good thing the beef wasn't too tough to tear with my teeth, as they only provided a plastic fork, and no knife.

Meals come with white rice, two vegetable rolls, and cooked cabbage. Not a lot of flavors in the cabbage, without some hot sauce on it.

Chicken misspelled as "chken" on sign, and Mongolian beef misspelled as "Monogolian" on the receipt. Hope their cooking is better than their spelling!

Great Chinese "fast food" spot. Everything was made fresh, and better than your typical other similar spots.

I recommend if your out looking for Chinese food on the go.

Came here looking for some food that was "other then Disneyland food".... You know what I mean after a few days lol. Service was very friendly and the lemon chicken was good and made with all white meat. One of the servers came out and hooked us up with drinks on a hot day!! Super nice!! Thank you!

I come to OC for volleyball tournament and always like trying something new but I recommend that you don't waste your money on this over price nasty day old Chinese food. I don't know about you but I love food and what they're serving is not food

Very mediocre. My $15 combo came with cold cabbage as the vegetable side. The food is not bad. Just not worth the price. Next time I would take the time to drive 10/15mins further to avoid the obvious Disneyland markup. The friend shrimp was pretty good.

The food is trash. Don't eat here. On top of the terrible tasting food, the after affects were not good. After a long day at Disneyland, this place is not the place to go.

Horrible food. Service was bad. Should've know when the place was empty and seen 3.5 stars on google.

We ordered chicken chow main and spring rolls. Super fast but food was prepared when we got there so it was nice and hot. Very tasty and reasonably priced, service was great. We will definitely go again.