Panda Express - Branson

My wife loves this place. I can take it or leave it. a few months ago, we could not see the sign that the esta is closed, but they could still go in. I've eaten ours and just sat down to be asked to go. we apologised and ate in the car. before some weeks we decided to give him another attempt and the area is still closed. apparently left and ate elsewhere. we live about 20 miles away and I don't make the trip thru and take it home, eat in the car, or the tables they have out in the middle of the summer. any other restaurant has left this Covid mood behind them, but from any reason this place considers it a love life. we're done with this place.

I wanted to eat here twice. the lobby sign says closed. we like panda express but give up at this place.

I love panda express. I know it's not exactly authentic Chinese cuisine, but I still love it, lol. the only thing that was open was the drive thru, but they were still busy and from some of the options, but I'm still going to go back again. we had a great order and really enjoyed it.

Not sure what was going on. the inner was closed. the lobby was not open, so I went through the drive. I ordered broccoli beef as a meat. instead I got bejing meat. I didn't double check the screen on the running gear as I didn't notice there was a screen until I drove to the window. and there were no chopsticks offered and there was no luck cookie in my pocket. also the eating looked old (veggies) and the sting beans chicken breasts were boiled under. the chicken in the cord bean chicken breast as well as the cord beans were dry and overcooked. that was like a chicken. the mushroom chicken had no mushrooms in it (it had 2 slices). also the peking bark that I received and did not want was super dry and miss the half of it. the participant was nice, but it did not make for the restaurants low quality.

Slow service. The person at the window was friendly. Paid $2 for an egg roll and it wasn't in the bag when I got home. The walnut shrimp was dry and the teriyaki chicken was cold. Chow Mein was fresh.