Just ordered General Tso's dinner and an order of Boneless Spareribs for my husband, my…read moregranddaughter and myself. Such generous portions that I always just have those two share a little with me! I eat a few pieces of chicken, a few ribs , some rice and we also each had an egg roll. STILL have plenty of left over! Food tastes fresh and delicious. I'm not a huge fan of Chinese cuisine but this particular restaurant is always good and service is great, very little wait. Less than 10 min wait and when you've had a busy day and just want to grab fast food- this was just as fast, and a better choice!

Definitely one of my favorite Chinese takeout in town. Food is always HOT and fresh. Service always…read morequick as well!

Twice now I've ventured in here to get my erstwhile favorite item on their menu, cold sesame…read morenoodles. Easy, hmmmm?? Nope!! Tonight for the second time, my cold sesame noodles were HOT!!! Yuck!!! Picky, yes, entitled, maybe, but how can you mess this up?!? It's a hot summer day and I ordered a cold meal for a reason!! Adios, DK, there are plenty of other mediocre Chinese restaurants in town that can get an easy order like this right!! :-(

3 Stars for the food, it was hot, tasty and a good portion for the money. We also received 3 fat,…read morecrispy, egg rolls, still hot but filled w/lots and lots of cabbage. It would been 5 stars if my order was correct. 1 star lost because even though I CLEARLY specified that they please ADD paper plates and forks. We're staying at the Marriott and ordered via Door Dash (Which was a good experience.) No plates, 3 really cheap, flimsy plastic forks, no soy sauce and FOUR TINY napkins. 1 star lost because I ordered "Crispy, Boneless Spareribs" and received plain, sliced bbq pork, NOT spareribs, see pics. The food wasn't cheap and there was a $2.99 delivery charge, so why no plates or forks?

I love this place. As an Asian and a person born and raised in Hawaii. I love their sushi. I just…read morewish they would restock the sushi faster. I don't take more than 2 from a roll but sometimes I can only have 2 pieces of a roll the entire time while I'm there. They have a vast choice of food, esp chicken if you like it. I mainly come for the dinner menu I just like it better honestly. The hibachi chef is awesome cooks it right up for you and if you're feeling a lil nice that day leave him a tip! You know you come a lot when he remembers who you are.... My family lol. The pricing you really can't go wrong with either! I believe the drinks they serve are coke products. Tons of parking of course!

My lunch experience here was very good on a Monday around noon. I was surprised with the ambiance…read morehere as its more upscale and spacious than most Chinese buffets. I was pleasantly greeted, and had my drink order taken at the hostess stand. I went to the buffet, and my iced tea was waiting for me when I got back. The food here is, all around, very good, and there's a good selection of maybe 55 - 60 items in total. I tried a variety of items, including sushi, seaweed salad, pepper chicken, spicy chili oil chicken, lo mein, chicken skewers, buttered shrimp... All very good. The only thing that didn't impress me was the hot and sour soup. It was probably leftover from the day before as it was a little gloppy. (Good flavor, though). Their prices were quite good for it being a nicer place with good quality food and a very nice selection. I'll certainly give them more of my business, soon.

Amazing worker, she was wonderful and very kind. Told us to take as much condiments and fortune…read morecookies as we'd like. Great food, very large portions made for lots of leftovers. The taste of the orange chicken is very orange forward, possibly an orange zest in it, definitely recommend. The best was the dumplings. Honestly probably the best steamed pork dumplings i've had. We ordered for pickup/takeout but the actual restaurant was very clean and nice inside, thinking next time we might eat in!

Above average Chinese for the area, service is fast and food hot and tasty. Stick with the chicken…read moreor pork offerings

It's crazy cheap here. I stopped in for the lunch buffet on a Thursday afternoon at about 1pm and…read morepaid just $11.19 total (food, drink, and tax included). For this, you'll get a moderate assortment of food to choose from. Unfortunately, most of what I chose was somewhat bland, and the meats were generally tough. If you look at my photos, you'll see they mix a lot of leftover, smaller pieces in with the new food. To get around this, pick through and get the newer stuff. The one single item that absolutely impressed me was the breaded chicken in peanut sauce that was tender, juicy, and delicious! A++ In reality, its more of a two or two and a half star rating, but It's hard for me to ding them too hard when I'm doing AYCE Chinese but paying less than a McDonald's combo meal. And Here's Another Piece To Chew On: It's a little different set up here: *You pay up front at the counter. *You can tip on your card before you eat or bring cash for the table. *Drinks and food are self-serve and unlimited. *There's zero service here. *They make no effort to remove plates until a guest leaves.

The first time trying will give it another shot. Maybe because it was a Sunday afternoon, they just…read moregot slammed with the after-church lunch crew, which is why I'll give it another chance. Parking is easy, and the building is handicap assessable. You pay first upon entering. This is Chinese Buffet-style food. It has your typical Chinese favorites; they have a different type of sauce color, like the General Tso Chicken. (it was a brown sauce and not the Spicy Red glaze.) They also have a version of Chicken teriyaki; it's not on a stick and is pinkish in color. Very weird looking, and I didn't try it. The buffet had a lot of chicken dishes, and the chicken was cut into tiny pieces. The fried rice and noodles lacked flavor. No dish stood out except for the Egg Rolls. For which I can't lie; I ate 3. The buffet setup is perfectly laid out with self-service drinks. The decor is a mid-90s flashback.

I have never eaten here bet but my granddaughter who thinks she's a connoisseur of everything food…read moreor drink convinced me to try. The best thing about Panda Express to me was downloading their app and getting 20% off the first order. There wasn't a lot of variety to me compared to some of the other Chinese restaurants in town. It was very cut and dry. You can order one out of four or five types of side dishes or whatever and there's maybe half a dozen true entrées. It is a variation of different fried food and different sauce, but no big revelation of something different, that's for sure. So I ordered orange chicken for myself which she also ended up ordering the same and my husband wasn't with me, but I know he liked beef so I ordered Beijing Beef. The beef was extremely spicy but it was good, the chicken was also good. The worst thing was the fried rice. Dry, no flavor and ruined the meal. One irritant was when ordering online I went at the time it was supposed to be ready. It wasn't so the worker asked if I could go to the parking area to wait a " couple of minutes ". I've had this happen too many times but dutifully went and after 5 min and no customers anyway, I pulled back to the window where it was ready, tied into bags and apparently forgotten. This was not my first choice for Chinese food. The chances of it being a place I'd go back to is slim.

Great orange chicken and rice for a reasonable price. The Beijing beef is good if it is fresh so…read moreit is crispy. Unfortunately that is rare and the outside is usually mushy from sitting so long

Food was ready extremely fast! Lady was very nice and quick on getting us our take out order…read more Inside is very homey and has many decorations, not many people inside though but not shocked because they mostly do take out. Food was good, I would just recommend adding more vegetables to all dishes that include them.

Limited menu, semi-abandoned, hole in the wall location that DEFINITELY has seen better days, but…read morefor what it is and where it is, you're not going to do any better than the Panda Garden. All the usual Chinese menu standards, along with a few surprises, reasonably priced. My "u-dong" Korean soup hit the spot, even though the noodles were closer to standard ramen noodles, and my steamed dumplings, while not "regulation" shaped, were good as well. I think their dining room might have seen more business in the past, but it's looking like mostly take-out here now. The week night I came in and waited for my order, I saw a pretty good, steady stream of takeout orders going out, and most seemed like loyal return customers. If you find yourself in tiny Enon, Ohio, this is an a.o.k. choice (among about 4-5 (including 'Ye Olde Speedway Cafe!!') Nothing fancy, no surprises, just a bit of variety, which is all you need, esp. in this little "one horse" town!!