Panda House

Love the food and the owners. Best Kung Pao Shrimp in town. My husband loves the honey chicken. Would recommend to all.

DO NOT get any kinda of fried chicken. I got the Honey chicken combo which came with pork fried rice and an egg roll, at a great price too. The rice and roll where great, but what ever they breaded their chicken in made it taste a lot like a funnel cake and the honey sause being so sweet along with it did not help. I saw a review on here saying the honey chicken was good, but I couldn’t finish more than one peice it was so sweet. I would definitely come to panda house again, but I would not get anything fried. The chicken was not questionable like most Chinese places are, so that is a huge plus!

One of our favorite places in Nashville to eat or just for lunch. My husband comes here when he goes to work & I just happen to come here when I am making arrons around town. Always clean, staff is always happy, & food is always fresh.

Great take out place! Food is fresh and tastes great. Don’t judge to food by the worn out dining room.

It is not a good quality. I’m not a food snob, but this was really just subpar. The fried rice was odd yellow colored rice. The beef and chicken were both very chewy and taste was bland. Unless you want to see if they’ve improved, I’d pass.

My favorite Chinese place! Eat here many a bit too often. Never had a thing I didn’t like. The chicken with garlic sauce and lo mein lunch special is the best. Usually turns into 2 meals for me. Also love the general tsos and honey chicken. Service is fast and super friendly!

Kinda dingy inside, not a lot going on in here. Food was pretty good, had the Mongolian beef and it tasted like they actually grilled the beef. It won’t be a regular stop, but was ok for a meal.

Seriously the best cheap/​affordable Chinese place in town. I wish they delivered but it’s worth the drive.

I like this place, I eat here all the time. For fast food Chinese in Nashville, it’s good.
The dinner and lunch specials are great deals.
I like the chicken on a stick but like Anthony Bourdain, I like anything on a stick. I love the garlic shrimp, you get so much shrimp. Tofu with black bean sauce is also one of my faves.
Dumplings are good too.
The staff is really nice and remembers me. I eat in sometimes but mostly I get it to go.
Am on my way to pick up moo shoo shrimp right now. And crab rangoon. Yum.

This was seriously some of the worst Chinese food I have ever tasted. The service was fast and friendly but the food was scarcely edible at best. I was able to choke down most of the sweet and sour chicken but the lo mien was a slimy mess of inedible goop. The chicken fried rice was dry, hard and conspicuously missing anything that could be identified as chicken. The egg rolls were the most passable part of the meal, and they were just that: passable.
Due to the convenience, friendly staff, and relatively large selection, I REALLY wanted to like, if not love Panda House.

Good portions for the prices paid. Always plenty of leftovers for me. The flavors are good and not greasy. I’ll be glad to order again from them!

I have no complaints here. I was a bit hesitant to come try it out at first for 2 reasons. The 1^st is location. It’s in a small plaza next to a laundry mat, a convenience store and a Subway off Briley Parkway. The 2^nd reason is I can’t always trust my husband’s palate as he enjoys water chestnuts and brussel sprouts sooo yeah.
The restaurant was very clean and had a score of 98. I’m told by others that frequent here that the score is pretty consistant. We ate in and all the tables were clean and it was well swept. The food was very good and made fresh to order. I’m very picky about eating Chinese food because a lot of places will add msg and they will tell you otherwise. I can tell the difference at about 30 minutes after eating my meal because I’ll get an excruciating migraine. The people at Panda House told me they do not use msg and I had no headache after I ate so I’d say that was a win for me! They also have lunch specials that come with rice and soup for $ 5.75. Fantastic deal!
The people behind the counter were very helpful. I told them I was new and they were open for questions and were able to also offer up some suggestions. While one person was on the phone, another person came out to greet us and speak with us until the guy on the phone was done. I really appreciate that because a lot of people will not even acknowledge you until they’re done.
This will definitely be my go-​to place for good Chinese in Nashville.

My husband and I make this our go to place at least twice a month. The service and food quality are consistently great!!! We love how quickly they make our orders fresh. The food is above average for this area.

I stop here for take-​away on the way home from work all the time. The General Tso’s is tasty and not so hot as to be unenjoyable. Frequently have Spring Rolls and Crab Rangoon, fried rice, and everything is always good and fresh. Staff are very friendly as well, and I feel like I get a good value for my money.

This place had probably some of the worst tasting chinese food that I have had the displeasure of eating. The menu was a joke and the selection was not very wide. I will definitely not be returning to Panda House.

I heard that this place was decent from some co-​workers in my office. I went yesterday and just had two egg rolls (I had already eaten lunch). Probably the worst egg roll I’ve ever eaten… actually it’s the first egg roll that I’ve eaten that I didn’t like. It had that ubiquitous pink pork that always makes my stomach turn, and the cabbage tasted old (for lack of a better term). I was thinking that I may try this place again, since I love me some General Tso’s Chicken… but but as I put my trash in the garbage, I caught a fleeting glimse of a roach running along the floor. Tap. Tap. I’m out!

When we lived at Glastonbury, this is where I ran for some quick Chinese food I could bring back to the house. Because of Subway, I honestly can’t say how the place has stayed in business, there’s always next to no line. My husband and I used to joke we were the reason keeping them open, although judging from the tip jar, that was far from the case.
They had the traditional fare, and when you got your meals to go they came in plastic containers that I began to reuse at home. You can’t NOT like a place that pretty much gives you free dishes, now can you?
The eggrolls are really good and don’t taste super cabbage-​y and the sweet and sour chicken puts some places I’ve tried in town to complete shame.