Panda East, 103 N Pleasant St, Amherst, MA 01002, United States
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Panda East - Featured Reviews (368)
Best Chinese food in Amherst downtown. The authentic Pork Shredded in Beijing Sauce are not found in any other Chinese restaurant! Mapo Tofu is another dish I highly recommend. The spiciness of the Szechuan food here is just as it should be.
Besides, the service is now very satisfactory, the waiters are friendly and attentive to customers' needs.
Extremely large menu where items carry no description of what's contained. Delicious beverages and decent quick vegetarian tofu and vegetable meals. Excellent service and patience with a group coming in 45 minutes before closing.
We just ate here today for the very first time. It was NOT A LOVELY EXPERIENCE!! Their food is somehow good. The WORST part of the experience was the OLD LADY WAITRESS who was so RUDE!!! She was just so pissed whenever you ask her for a water refill. She is a dismay to the restaurant!!! Good thing the old man was so good to us, I hope our tip goes directly to him only. Sorry not sorry.
SUCH A TERRIBLE experience. I ordered four things clearly but I only got three. I called back and the people in charge refused to take responsibilities and in turn blamed me for their mistake. What happened was we ordered food but they ran out one of them so we have to change to another. They accused us of making changes. What is worse, they did not offer any solutions and claimed we are not the only customers.
The food was GREAT. I’d rather they take credit cards and offer a meal instead of having to get rice separately from the entree, but the food was so good it made up for it. Parking was tricky for take out, but not impossible.
One of the best Chinese food in town. Especially the sour soup beef and spicy chicken
I don’t know why all these local guides are leaving bad reviews, but after the manager changed for Panda East, the service is now at a way higher level, not to mention the food is amazing, the fish they use is so fresh for example, def recommend!
Very good! Food came out as it was prepared! Enjoyed the Crab Rangoon and boneless ribs!
My daughter and niece highly recommend this place. Unfortunately, Monday was their resting day. We finally get to get this place on Tuesday. Itâs definitely worth the wait.
The restaurant is very small with just a few tables for dine-ins. The
Probably the best Chinese in the area..actually had good flavor when we ate in the restaurant. Szechuan flavor was on point. Dumplings a bit bland. Really nice waiter to our big party
Beef with Mung Bean Sprouts is a satisfying blend of taste and texture, with chunks of beef mixed with fresh and crunchy bean sprouts, alongside sauteed green onions; consumed with brown rice, it's an irresistibly healthy and delicious option for Chi
I got a mixed platter which I ate too fast to take a picture so I took a photo of the fried oreos which are amazing! They do get packed on weeknights which is stressful on the employees. I mean packed! But come on a regular day or earlier customer se
I absolutely love it here. Always good if I need to grab dinner quickly or if I want to stay in and eat there - great atmosphere. The food is consistently very good everything is always well seasoned and every time I come in I never fail to leave smi
Located on Amherst College. Parking is a little difficult to find
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