Panda Cafe
11454 Cherry Hill Rd, Beltsville, MD, 20705
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Address :
11454 Cherry Hill Rd
Beltsville, MD, 20705 - Phone (301) 595-9666
- Website https://pandacafebeltsville.com/
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Categories
Chinese Cuisine
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
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Timothy Y.
The food is simply delicious point blank! VERY VERY good food . The only reason they are not getting 5 stars is because of the rude lady who takes the order. She's EXTREMELY rude for sure.. However, if you can get past that this is the place to go for some really good Asian food! Moo shu pork is EVERY THING!
(4)Anthony D.
Recently ordered food from this place which is near my house and I absolutely enjoyed my meal. Delivery was made with very good timing and food was still hot when I received it. Everything was very good although my egg roll was slightly burnt I can't complain. Overall good was very good and I would recommend this establishment to those looking for good Chinese food.
(5)Rena N.
Okay. I'm giving up on the Schechuan chicken. A more accurate title for the dish is Schezuan Vegetables. Literally, the everything else to chicken ratio was 5:1. The chicken was very scarce. I'll go back to my usual from now on..... Very annoying and a rip off for a chicken dish with more if everything but chicken.
(3)Matt W.
What a great deal! Less than $6 for lunch for a HUGE amount of food that was pretty decent. I thought Panda was an excellent combination of price and quality. The chicken and broccoli was cooked well (the broccoli was still crisp). The chicken quality was not super high but what do you expect for that price point. I got white rice instead of the fried and it was good and an enormous bowl of egg drop soup. I really liked the soup a lot! The amount of food was way more than I could eat and for a great price. The other folks with me enjoyed their meals as well. I even asked for mine to be made spicy and it was done absolutely perfectly. If you are looking for an inexpensive meal in the area that is tasty and well-put-together, this is your place!
(5)Jerry S.
Not to be confused with the barfucious Panda Express.Handy little carryout with tables if you can't wait. Mostly well executed Chinese-American, with a couple of more authentic choices such as Singapore mei fun and beef chow foon. Also a number of deep fried items such as chicken wings for the snack seekers. My favorites are the moo goo gai pan, with fresh mushrooms and all Chinese vegetables except a few slices of carrot; and the fried fish filets, two large pieces with crisp batter and moist flesh that will fill you up for $6. Beverages are limited to bottles and cans in the cooler. Most of their trade is pickup and delivery, so don't be surprised if the counterman is busy on the phone.
(4)Jen M.
The meal is alright. But I'm not coming back ever, as a result of the service I recieved by the lady at the counter. She was very unwelcoming.. Made it seem like she was offended by my presence for some reason. It's a shame that their fried rice is the best in the area.. :(
(1)Melanie S.
horrible service! i have never been treated with such disrespect. asian lady who answers for delivery or take is ignorant and hurts their business. i will now spread the word in the neighborhood as well as the better business bureau. beltsville location is nasty and not well run at all,!
(1)Mark P.
I'm a road warrior and couldn't find any decent restaurant near my hotel. I stumbled across this place, even though I wasn't in the mood for Chinese. I'm glad that I did and ended up eating here two nights. The service, as others note, wasn't great, but it's a take out joint, so my expectations are pretty low in that department. Still the staff was friendly enough. I'm guessing they aren't very talkative because their English is limited. This get's 4-stars because it is actually really good Chinese food. I ordered the Hunan Chicken and Szechaun Chicken combos. The egg rolls were doughy, but not greasy. It tastes like they keep their oil pretty fresh, as there wasn't that bitterness you get from restaurants that skimp by reusing oil too often. The fried rice was suprisingly good. It was light and fluffy and not greasy or overcooked. It complemented the chicken entree's very well. This isn't high end, Mei-Wah dining, but for carry-out, this is almost as good as it gets. Go there for the food, not the service and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
(4)Kay D.
Tonight was an eating for one type evening. Chinese food for dinner for me is always going to be a concern due to the large portions and high cost but I made an exception. Although I ordered Ragoons and they gave me egg rolls it did not however take away from the execution of their combination Lo Mein, which was quiet tasty. No complaints. The egg rolls were fine, but not enough shrimp and that goes for my Lo Mein as well. I had forgotten to order extra shrimp. I just wish one day Chinese restaurants will offer cafe portions after lunch hours - someone like me does not need all that food.
(3)Greg O.
Your food is good, but your service still sucks. Good portions, very tasty, great price. But at least acknowledge customers when they come in, and don't act like you are being bothered when they order. Its not like the place is ever busy, and most of the time the wait staff is reading a newspaper or book. I really wish there was a better Chinese place around here, but I haven't found one yet.
(3)Patty E.
This place is not for me. I didn't expect much as far as service. I'm totally ok with unfriendly service if you can make up for it with decent food. I thought I'd give this place a shot because it's close to my hotel. Tried the szechuan chicken as there was nothing else on the menu that appealed much to me. I figured, how can you go wrong with chicken? What i got was a saucy mess of sweetness with tons of onions and chunks of bell peppers and some chicken breast. All I could eat was the chicken and a few bites of the fried rice, which wasn't bad. The eggroll was a mixture of crispy outer skin and raw doughy skin beneath that. The filling was okay, although a little too garlicky. The dumplings on the photo above the register looked appetizing so I added that to my order. Big mistake. It looked NOTHING like the photo. It was thin, flat and salty. I love Chinese food but I only love good Chinese food, and this place doesn't have that. If you are desperate enough for sub-standard meal, then this place is for you.
(1)Kelsy S.
The crab rangoons were pretty good, especially with the sweet & sour sauce. The general TSO was pretty good (not great), but I hate it when people don't give you tail-less shrimp. The people were nice and speedy enough.
(3)Timothy Y.
The food is simply delicious point blank! VERY VERY good food . The only reason they are not getting 5 stars is because of the rude lady who takes the order. She's EXTREMELY rude for sure.. However, if you can get past that this is the place to go for some really good Asian food! Moo shu pork is EVERY THING!
(4)Jerry S.
Not to be confused with the barfucious Panda Express.Handy little carryout with tables if you can't wait. Mostly well executed Chinese-American, with a couple of more authentic choices such as Singapore mei fun and beef chow foon. Also a number of deep fried items such as chicken wings for the snack seekers. My favorites are the moo goo gai pan, with fresh mushrooms and all Chinese vegetables except a few slices of carrot; and the fried fish filets, two large pieces with crisp batter and moist flesh that will fill you up for $6. Beverages are limited to bottles and cans in the cooler. Most of their trade is pickup and delivery, so don't be surprised if the counterman is busy on the phone.
(4)Melanie S.
horrible service! i have never been treated with such disrespect. asian lady who answers for delivery or take is ignorant and hurts their business. i will now spread the word in the neighborhood as well as the better business bureau. beltsville location is nasty and not well run at all,!
(1)Greg O.
Your food is good, but your service still sucks. Good portions, very tasty, great price. But at least acknowledge customers when they come in, and don't act like you are being bothered when they order. Its not like the place is ever busy, and most of the time the wait staff is reading a newspaper or book. I really wish there was a better Chinese place around here, but I haven't found one yet.
(3)Anthony D.
Recently ordered food from this place which is near my house and I absolutely enjoyed my meal. Delivery was made with very good timing and food was still hot when I received it. Everything was very good although my egg roll was slightly burnt I can't complain. Overall good was very good and I would recommend this establishment to those looking for good Chinese food.
(5)Rena N.
Okay. I'm giving up on the Schechuan chicken. A more accurate title for the dish is Schezuan Vegetables. Literally, the everything else to chicken ratio was 5:1. The chicken was very scarce. I'll go back to my usual from now on..... Very annoying and a rip off for a chicken dish with more if everything but chicken.
(3)Matt W.
What a great deal! Less than $6 for lunch for a HUGE amount of food that was pretty decent. I thought Panda was an excellent combination of price and quality. The chicken and broccoli was cooked well (the broccoli was still crisp). The chicken quality was not super high but what do you expect for that price point. I got white rice instead of the fried and it was good and an enormous bowl of egg drop soup. I really liked the soup a lot! The amount of food was way more than I could eat and for a great price. The other folks with me enjoyed their meals as well. I even asked for mine to be made spicy and it was done absolutely perfectly. If you are looking for an inexpensive meal in the area that is tasty and well-put-together, this is your place!
(5)Mark P.
I'm a road warrior and couldn't find any decent restaurant near my hotel. I stumbled across this place, even though I wasn't in the mood for Chinese. I'm glad that I did and ended up eating here two nights. The service, as others note, wasn't great, but it's a take out joint, so my expectations are pretty low in that department. Still the staff was friendly enough. I'm guessing they aren't very talkative because their English is limited. This get's 4-stars because it is actually really good Chinese food. I ordered the Hunan Chicken and Szechaun Chicken combos. The egg rolls were doughy, but not greasy. It tastes like they keep their oil pretty fresh, as there wasn't that bitterness you get from restaurants that skimp by reusing oil too often. The fried rice was suprisingly good. It was light and fluffy and not greasy or overcooked. It complemented the chicken entree's very well. This isn't high end, Mei-Wah dining, but for carry-out, this is almost as good as it gets. Go there for the food, not the service and you'll be pleasantly surprised.
(4)Kay D.
Tonight was an eating for one type evening. Chinese food for dinner for me is always going to be a concern due to the large portions and high cost but I made an exception. Although I ordered Ragoons and they gave me egg rolls it did not however take away from the execution of their combination Lo Mein, which was quiet tasty. No complaints. The egg rolls were fine, but not enough shrimp and that goes for my Lo Mein as well. I had forgotten to order extra shrimp. I just wish one day Chinese restaurants will offer cafe portions after lunch hours - someone like me does not need all that food.
(3)Patty E.
This place is not for me. I didn't expect much as far as service. I'm totally ok with unfriendly service if you can make up for it with decent food. I thought I'd give this place a shot because it's close to my hotel. Tried the szechuan chicken as there was nothing else on the menu that appealed much to me. I figured, how can you go wrong with chicken? What i got was a saucy mess of sweetness with tons of onions and chunks of bell peppers and some chicken breast. All I could eat was the chicken and a few bites of the fried rice, which wasn't bad. The eggroll was a mixture of crispy outer skin and raw doughy skin beneath that. The filling was okay, although a little too garlicky. The dumplings on the photo above the register looked appetizing so I added that to my order. Big mistake. It looked NOTHING like the photo. It was thin, flat and salty. I love Chinese food but I only love good Chinese food, and this place doesn't have that. If you are desperate enough for sub-standard meal, then this place is for you.
(1)Kelsy S.
The crab rangoons were pretty good, especially with the sweet & sour sauce. The general TSO was pretty good (not great), but I hate it when people don't give you tail-less shrimp. The people were nice and speedy enough.
(3)Jen M.
The meal is alright. But I'm not coming back ever, as a result of the service I recieved by the lady at the counter. She was very unwelcoming.. Made it seem like she was offended by my presence for some reason. It's a shame that their fried rice is the best in the area.. :(
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