Annie's Panda Garden

Salt and pepper shrimp perfectHong king noodles had a lot of noodles and all crunchyHot and sour soup too sweet

I was leaving on a business trip and was out and about getting stuff and grocery shopping with my Dad. We decided to give the new owners a try in person since the dining room was open! Stopped in for lunch and had a couple combo plates. These came with an egg roll and fried wonton. These didn't come with soup of the day for some reason. The price for the combo wasn't bad I want to say around 13-14 and that is with subbing out calamari. The flavors were really good, the plates came out hot and fresh and it was just overall good! I was happy, he was happy and we will definitely be back!

I grew up with Annie's Panda Garden as the go-to meal for casual dining, celebratory lunches, and many other occasions. It is cheap, offers large portions, excellent customer service, and tasty food. This restaurant is actually the reason why I do not like Panda Express because I know I can get way better Chinese food.As I always did in my childhood, I opted for the Dinner for One. I got fried rice and salt and pepper chicken. Their fried rice is bursting with umami flavor. The pork in it added a layer of delicious meaty flavor. The chicken was juicy and wasn't full of breading at all, unlike many other restaurants that serve their version of deep-fried boneless chicken. The Dinner for One option also comes with fried egg rolls, wonton, and egg-drop soup, which is a delicious set of appetizers.Over time, they did increase the price of their dishes but not by a lot. The price is still quite affordable compared to other places. The serving size is still a lot! I am glad that that has not changed over the years - I always have a second meal when I take home my leftovers.Nowadays, it seems like the restaurant is empty, and that's kind of depressing. This place used to be filled with customers, and finding parking was always a challenge. However, I did notice that they receive a lot of online orders, mainly party trays - which I think is such a good option for food at parties.

I'm a believer! It's said that people who live in certain parts of Vallejo have their fav Chinese restaurant and I can testify for the area that votes Annie's as #1! (I'm from a different part of town. Don't tell nobody! lol) This review is dedicated to the one dish that keeps me coming back which is the Salt & Pepper Prawns! Wooo Weeee! The chef has mastered the salt to pepper ratio so every bite is evened out with slithers of onions, green onions, and chopped jalapenos so you will be dancing and eating in Flavor Town! PROMISE! Hahaha what makes it RIGHT is also the way it's coated and fried, it's a nice portioned size headless shrimp that's fried to perfection to achieve that perfect crisp! Other restaurants cook what seems to me to be salad shrimp because 85% of it is the breading! Tsk tsk tsk. Wondering if it'll taste different if you were to order for take out or DoorDash??? It won't! I DoorDashed the lunch combo which comes with soup, 1 fried wonton chip, and 1 egg roll. One SO GOOD combo! The shrimps were still crispy! *I recommend ordering it with steamed rice! So you can fully appreciate the flavor of the dish. Thank me later! *Restaurant is open for dine in.

Shitty a$$ food! We ordered 4 items via Food App for delivery and spent nearly $75, not including the cost of delivery and gratuity. The only item that was worth eating was the Salted Fish and Chicken Fried Rice as it was tasty.Everything else that was garbage!Egg Fu Young was dense and all flour. Where was the cabbage or egg??? It was a thick, dense peice of flour puck heavily drowned in sauce. This item was all Carbs.Honey Walnut Prawns lacked Walnuts and was also saturated in sauce. This item is usually first to go, but sadly, it didn't fully get devour at our dinner table. Ginger Beef was skimpy. Dish should have been called Ginger Straight Up. 75% was ginger and larger pieces of ginger. The beef ratio was skimpy. Disappointing item. The order came with a small single serving of chicken salad tossed in dressing. Yet it was also sitting in a pool of dressing that look like simple syrup. We won't be ordering again. The restaurant lacks good quality ingredients and maybe even needs a new chef.

Great, well seasoned food, great fast service always, affordable selections and specials. Awesome

We loved this place! The parking was a little difficult only because a giant truck was in the way, but that was no reflection on this wonderful place. It was still a super spot in our eyes. To go was simple and no problem. Our order was correct and delicious by the time we made it home. The portions were generous and the service was excellent! The steam rice and chow mein was perfect. The walnut prawns and ragoon are A1!! I can't wait til we come back and maybe dine inside because it's nice inside too. Very calm and peaceful.

Finally! I found the best Chinese in Vallejo! It was fresh and delicious. My husband and are kept raving about it as we ate. Super happy we stopped at this place.

I've recently tried their roasted duck. It's well prepared and delicious. Also their chicken fried rice, great seasoning every bite. I came in to order in person. The lady upfront was not very friendly not welcoming. She was quite snooty in my opinion. The second time around I called in my order instead as I didn't want to encounter her again. This time I picked it up and the older gentleman gave me my order, he was very nice and I complimented the roast duck again that it was delicious. Also, this time I also ordered the veggie egg foo young. The veggies and sauce were delicious. Sadly I thought the actual egg foo young was a bit firm. I didn't care for it that I did not eat it. I only ate the vegetables. So, that was a waste I thought. I will mention it next time I order from them.

This place used to be the go-to after a long day of being at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Cheap lunches during the summer while you were on summer vacation, or Sunday Dinner with the family after a long day of church and galavanting. Something I wash the pandemic hadn't robbed us of. Some would say "it's gone under new ownership" and so on. But what a lot of us have been missing is, Annie's Panda is a staple to Vallejo, CA. Despite the new owners, the taste and flavors are the same and this place remained at the same location and kept the same name. I hate to see this place empty the way it's been over the past few years.This is still a staple. It is history.I hope you guys support them so we can keep this custom alive