Panda

Tried this place for the first time, and I will not be going back. The food tasted OKAY, pretty bland, and the pieces of chicken were essentially unrecognizable as chicken– compressed mystery meat? Not especially cheap either. Don’t go here unless it’s a last resort.

Good. Good. Good. I will not say a bad thing about this restaurant because there is nothing bad to say. Panda is a family-​run restaurant that provides top-​quality meals. It is a new development on Wilmington Island relative to the other restaurants but it fits in perfectly because it provides a great meals every time. I highly recommend that if you stay on the island you eat at panda.

Fried rice was a box of barely fried rice, more like steamed, with a few slivers of onion. Real fried rice like you find at most Chinese restaurants includes carrots, peas, eggs, and is fried. At least they could get this correct. Usually portions are decent.

This place is clean and you can see the chef cook your meal. It is mostly a takeout restaurant but does have a few tables to sit down. I had the chicken chow mein and it was great. Chicken tender and the sauce tasty. So hard to find good Chinese in savannah.

Yum. Very tasty. Very basic interior, I think most of their business is To-​go. Go for lunch when everything is cheap. Loved the king Pau chicken and general tsao’s chicken.

Since there are seriously limited Chinese options on the Islands (check out Chef Wan for the best in town), this place seems to do a bustling business. Located in the Kroger strip mall, it’s a simple walk-​up counter type place with generic seating and those classic pictures of the food on the wall. The people who work there are nice and the food is okay, but it’s not blowing off any socks. The hot & sour soup was pretty good and the steamed veggie dumplings were also fine, though the dumpling dough was pretty thick and pasty. Overall it wasn’t bad, by any means, but it wasn’t amazing. If you’re shopping at Kroger and want to grab some quick take out, you might give it a go. If I were you though, I would take the short trip across the street to Chef Wan, which is much better.

I stopped by for some take out while on duty. I hate to say it, but I’ve had better. Much better. I wish there was a better option for Chinese food in my fire district, but alas, it isn’t to be.
I ordered beef fried rice, which was pretty bland. The crab rangoon is just a fried wonton, folded in half with runny cream cheese.
I bet this stuff is Heaven when you’re super drunk, but other than that, look elsewhere, I say.

This is a hole-​in-​the-​strip-​mall family-​run Chinese take-​out spot. Located on Wilmington Island in the Kroger shopping center, they’ve established themselves by serving reasonably priced American-​Chinese dishes made with consistently fresh ingredients.
The hot and sour soup is delicious. The egg drop soup, shrimp with broccoli, the tofu dishes, the luncheon specials, all good.
They don’t deliver, and don’t speak English very well, but don’t vary in their quality.
Is it the highest-​end Chinese food you’ve ever eaten? No.
Is it the best Chinese food on the islands? Yes.
Highly recommended.