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Pan Asian Express

2.3 (116 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 pm

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Omelette with cold potatoes and un-toasted "toast".
Shane W.

I'm going to give two stars. You walk up and you have a girl who is zombie mode. No smile. No good morning. No acknowledgment that there's even five people standing in the line. She's just a zombie. I ordered. The menu is confusing, because you can get ham & sausage in your omelette included in the expensive price of $16.95, but if you don't look at what they have and read the menu carefully it looks like bacon or sausage is an extra $4.95. I had a breakfast omelette. The omelette was good... It's hard to screw up an omelette. It comes with diced breakfast potatoes, which were served cold, and toast... Which wasn't toasted... I called that dry bread . When you pay, the little kiosk, The screen has the audacity to ask you if you want to leave at 25% tip after not getting any smiles or good mornings or anything resembling happiness at all from the staff. Would I eat here again? Sadly... Yes, because there's nothing else like this around here. They kind of have a monopoly. The arm was still good. But they should do better and try not to suck.

bait and switch
Jack D.

Very friendly Asian staff service. Stale hard sharp edged overpriced dumplings in gooey awful sauce with a $6 cup of diet coke to choke down. Nice atmosphere though. Thanks MGM !

Tastes like Panda Express ! Costs like P.F. Chang!
Fahad H.

An advice from a well wisher...AVOID THIS TOURIST TRAP !!! Staying at MGM Grand and was looking for a quick Chinese dinner around 10 pm ( most of the good restaurants around MGM were closed).When we saw Pan Asian Express in the food court, we thought: Oh Well! Another Panda Express-ish place w/ similar cost but man we were wrong! 1st they don't show their food prices anywhere in the store and it was freaking busy so we just ordered two 2 item combos (over $18) & one 1 item combo and 4 16 Oz. Dasani water bottles which the total was over $71 and I'm talking about food court meals NOT restaurants! Lessons learned and next time we'll just avoid the MGM food court in whole !!

Brittney P.

While staying at the Grand MGM, I was trying to find food nearby after a comedy show. At 11pm on a Sunday the hotel was very busy, but majority of the restaurants were closed, leaving the food court basically the only option without leaving the hotel. At the food court, Pan Asian express was the first restaurant we decided to try since there was no line compared to the others. They had only one protein option available which was orange chicken and the option of noodles or rice. They had nothing else available at all. No veggies or anything like that. They were supposed to close at 12am and did not put out new food after 11 when we arrived, although, I don't know exactly how long it had been sitting before then. The price of the food is astronomical especially with the fact that nothing was available to choose from. Given that the restaurant closed in an hour, I expected possibly a few hours old food. The noodles were absolutely tasteless and over cooked and appeared if they had been sitting for days. The orange chicken was extremely dry and didn't have any sauce on it. At all.. I took two bites and threw the $24 meal away right after. I don't think I've ever described a meal as Horrendous food but that's what this was. As I was sitting down eating, I noticed the lady working was standing on the counter (area that warms the food) to clean the sneeze guards instead of walking around. Not sure if this was normal however, I wouldn't have ordered food here if I know the staff had there feet where the food usually sits. Maybe that's just me though. I do not recommend at all.

chicken and vegetables in a styrofoam container
Griffen S.

This place is located inside the MGM. The prices are reasonable and the food hits the spot, but don't expect anything great.

Gibger chicken
Monica G.

Pan Asian Express is located inside the MGM hotel and is one of the options in the food court. Honestly, I think it's one of the better affordable options if you're not in the mood for burgers, pizza or fried chicken. I got the Ginger Chicken combo that came with Ginger chicken and opted for half Lo Mein and half vegetables for $10. It came in a bowl size and is good for one person only. I had a Sapporo beer to go with it that paired well. Seating is in the food court public area.

1 item plate $15.15!
Kathy W.

OMG - what a rip off! I ordered the one item plate. After my order was started, I was told I couldn't select from all of the meat items available for my one item Dash I could only choose from ginger chicken or teriyaki chicken. Many of the other options were available but they would be an up charge. This place is deceiving customers and trying to get an upsell. Stay away!

One entree and side. Decent.
James D.

Nothing to write home about, but in a pinch and in desperation the food court at MGM can satisfy the cheapest of budgets! Pan Asian offers run of the mill fast food, mall food court style Asian. It's not horrible. It's not fantastic.

Andrea M.

Decent food small portions friendly staff. Definitely Americanized pan Asian fast food. I wouldn't go again.

Two Item Combo with Vegetable Chow Mein, Ginger Chicken (top left), and Orange Chicken (bottom left)

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My food had hair in it and it was cold when I politely told the cashier she was rude and nasty

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The most disgusting, expensive, cold, bland, Chinese food I have ever had! Period! Avoid!! Gave me an upset stomach as well! Yuck!

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Food was old and chewy! Will never come back for the prices they charge this was the worst food we had while we were n Vegas!

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Good ONLY because I was starving. Everything was soggy and not even close to Panda Express. Can I have my $18 back?

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Very bland food. Hard pass, very disappointing. Tiny portions and still $50 for two.

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