Panda Express — Restaurant in Town of Ramapo

Fuel for the Road at Sloatsburg Travel Plaza, NY

If you’re road-tripping along the New York State Thruway (I-87) and need a solid break, the Sloatsburg Travel Plaza is a surprisingly good pit stop. On our way northbound, we pulled off at Exit 33N and were pleasantly surprised by the range of food options and clean, modern setup. It’s more than just your typical gas-and-go spot.

We stopped for lunch and went big with Panda Express—and I mean big. The portions here were generous, which is exactly what you need when you’re a few hours into a drive and still have more miles ahead. I had the Orange Chicken and Kung Pao Chicken, both of which hit the spot. The orange chicken had that perfect sweet-and-savory balance with a crispy coating, while the kung pao had a nice kick and a good mix of veggies and peanuts for crunch.

The dining area was clean and had plenty of seating, which made for a comfortable, quick lunch break. Service was efficient, even though it was decently busy.

If you’re heading through Sloatsburg, NY, and your stomach starts growling, this travel plaza is a great spot to refuel—both your car...

Stop at panda express just now in sloatburg ,NY I asked for a large box of chow mein I watched the server use the same gloves for every customer he served and rang up the order and wrote something after every customer then went to serving up the next customer without ever changing his gloves.the 3 customers before me order the same thing as me they had the large size container as well the server fills it to the top when I order mine he filled the container half way I m like why only half way his responds was some people want less if I wanted less wouldn't I order a small or medium? Then he is like some people want less so they don't have throw any out made no sense never been to a panda express and probably never will again.when I open the container the box was full of onions and hardly any chow mein noodles like I was given only scraps.not worth the...

If you’re looking for a culinary adventure that takes you straight to the heart of America’s love affair with orange chicken, look no further than Panda Express! Imagine a place where fortune cookies deliver more optimism than your last therapist and fried rice is considered a food group. The moment you step in, you’re greeted by the intoxicating aroma of woks in action, promising that this meal might just boost your mood faster than a double shot of espresso. The orange chicken is so good it should probably have its own Instagram account, and don’t even get me started on the chow mein – it’s the loyal sidekick every hero needs! So grab your chopsticks, hold onto your napkin, because between the deliciousness and the fortune cookie predictions, you might just find yourself plotting your next visit before...