Pan Asian Express

Um, only eat here if you're in a hurry, starving, and all the other locations in food court have long lines or are closed. Seriously, we were not impressed. First, they were out of steamed rice, didn't have chopsticks, and the Diet Coke wasn't working on the fountain dispenser. Ok, I'm good with maybe running out of chopsticks, but steamed rice?? Second, the food just wasn't that good. The fried rice has no taste whatsoever, and the orange chicken lacked chicken but had plenty of breading and sweet orange sauce. Third, the placement of the credit card reader is super awkward when you have to sign for the charge. And who still makes you sign for things under a certain dollar amount anymore? In the end, we weren't hungry anymore and made it to the show on time. However, I should have known it wouldn't be good because all the other food court eateries were busy, and Pan Asian Express wasn't.

POOR MAN'S PANDA EXPRESSI went to Vegas during the second weekend of October. On my final day before heading to the airport for my flight to OAK, I had a quick dinner at this place as I wanted some cheap Chinese food. I ordered fried rice along with kung pao chicken and sweet and sour pork. I could only finish half the items I ordered because I felt bloated due to the heavy kung pao chicken and sweet and pork with the stale fried rice. In a sense the title of my review is how I felt eating my last meal on my Vegas trip.

This is basically Panda Express type level food. Friends and I were killing some time before the rest of the group joined us and we were hungry. This was a quick decent find in the food court area and it did it's job! Service was quick and the food tasted fresh enough. No one had any complaints and the fellas enjoyed their meals as well. Entrée selections include and may not be limited to such things such as: various chicken entrees (orange chicken, ginger chicken, kung pao chicken etc), crispy cashew shrimp, sweet sour pork, broccoli beef, various rolls (veggie and egg rolls), chow mein, rice's (fried and steamed) and mixed veggies. I did a four entrée meal consisting of chow mein, orange chicken, ginger chicken and cashew shrimp, and all tasted fine to me. Drinks include various waters, sodas and lemonades, and beer and wine. Prices: A four entrée plate and a large drink came out to $19+. Expect prices to be in the $10+ range for at least two entree's. What are you all complaining about? Yes, it'll be a little bit more costly for instance because guess what? This is Las Vegas baby, it's how it's done, if you don't understand now, you never will. Are you also expecting much more out of a food court joint? Shame on you.

Located in the food court of the Flamingo Hotel. Stopped in for a quick meal that honey and I could share before heading back to our hotel across the street. Ordered Garlic chicken with steamed rice. No drink. Both the food server and the guy working the register wearing masks. Three people in front of me and waited 5 minutes for my order to be taken. Asked for sriracha and it came in a small plastic condiment container that was half full. Why not fill the container? Soy sauce was given with order without request. Rice was stickier than I prefer and lukewarm. Plenty of mushrooms in the Garlic chicken and also lukewarm. Meal served in a paper bowl.

This place is in the basement of Horseshoe but they didn't take the ceasar rewards card. They have a lot of options and quantity was decent compared to other Vegas restaurants. Food was cooked and left out so some of them was already cold. Speaking of the food, it's quite ok although not very good. Drinks are very expensive.

Don't eat here unless you want to be sick. Had the beef broccoli and fried rice; it definitely did not sit well in my belly . Boyfriend had orange chicken and beef broccoli, and he was sick for 2 days. I believe they had the food sitting in warmers for too long.

The absolute worst. The noodles are soggy and the sides taste old. Take the time to walk a few more minutes to Panda Express.

Worst Food in Las Vegas! Uncle Bens Rice and over cooked noodles.No flavor for $11.89 Terrible Terrible Terrible

To be frank, this place is a total rip off. I paid $22 for a one-item + wontons. I didn't even get anything to drink. The lady who served the food thought that she gave me too much and even took some noodles off my plate. ‍I came here thinking I would get something on the level of Panda Express but to my disappointment, the quality was worse. I don't think anyone should come here if you were looking for good food.

I tried to call but voicemail box is full. I brought home fried rice and orange chicken last night and the rice is hard. Like not cooked. They only had a few options but I won't waste $21.17 on a tiny container less than 4"