Little Panda — Restaurant in Lubbock

Worst Chinese i ever had. The wonton tasted like they were broiled with dish water and the general tso chicken was very tough. The soup was good (Hot and Spicy), but I really recommend you do not order the pork wontons. Also do not order devilry from here, it is very slow, i got my food about an hour after I had ordered it even though I was less than 10 min away from the restaurant. Also my eggrolls were bland tasting, maybe it was because they were cold, but they felt very much lacking in taste. Also the fried rice is very plain and having no eggs,peas, or anything else in it to get it flavor. I do not recommend ordering from here, but just know if you do the food will be very disappointing, just like an asian buffet. Overall: Food was filling, but...

I ordered a spicy house special lo-mein earlier today, and it was terrible. There was so much oil in the lo-mein that I thought I was going to have a cardiac arrest. After a couple of bites, I stopped eating and ate a snack. In addition most lo-mein dishes have had contained bean sprouts, snow peas and different vegetables. The lo-mein dish they cooked was mainly big chunks of celery, onions, and carrots, and a lot of oil. I hope they read this review and can improve the quality of the food especially since they are located across the street from Tech. I gave 2 stars for the generous quantity, but acid reflux from excessive oil after eating two bites was a deal breaker. I will not...

Nice quick Chinese food close to the University. For the most part, the meats are cooked then covered in sauce. This style is not my favorite. The decor is very minimalistic which I find to be quite appropriate. Prices are fair and portions are pretty big. The lunch specials are my favorite as you get a meal for less than $8 at the time of writing this (October, 2017).

My main gripe (and this is a gripe about most Chinese food places and does not affect the score of this review), there is no easy way to get an entree with noodles instead of rice. A simple "substitute noodles for rice for $._...