Panda Express - Simi Valley

I stopped by here today during lunch time to get food. I wanted something else but their app was having issues so I decided to go to Panda Express since it was near my work office. I found parking easily in their limited small lot. I can tell that this Panda Express get busy because there was already people inside. I went with the plate option chow mein and my 2 entrée was Beijing Beef Kung Pao Chicken. I also got a small drink as well. The lady loading my food was nice and she made sure to give me a decent portion of the entrée. They have some tables to eat inside and outside as well but I took it to go to eat in the office. I'm happy that this place has cherry coke as an option for the fountain drink and they had Sriracha as well for the sauce.

Food is good I come maybe twice a month to this location but the reason why I put 3 stars on service 2x I been short on what I paid I get 2 3 entrees everytime I go and 2 x so far I didn't have my 3rd entree box so I'm getting a 2 entree for a price of 3 entrees my fault I dont check but the way they gather it all looks like it's all together I dunno how it has happened but it's frasturating they workers are friendly also so it's a middle range experience here for me hopefully it doesn't keep happening n I try to start checking

Orange Chicken was dried out. Chow Mein was very dried out. Teriyaki Chicken was full of fat.Not going back here.

The food is much better here compared to other Panda Express's The service is good. The atmosphere here typical Panda Express.

Panda Express is a familiar sit-down chain that caters to American style Chinese food. The Simi Valley location has been refreshed since last I had been inside, so it has a more open, inviting feel. The food truly is a can't miss, even though it's something that I don't have very often. The mixtures of sweet and spicy are correct. It's usually best to get the two or three plate combo, so you can hey the most amount of food if you have a healthy appetite. It's usually best to go with the half and half and split between fried rice and chow mein. You choose your meats and either get it to go or sit down and eat. Either way, it's a worthwhile lunch/dinner option that I sometimes forget about easily, but is still quality.