I really like this place. It's one of the few Chinese restaurants in the area that serves a delicious vegetarian egg foo young with lots of veggies. The ambiance is relaxing with pretty crystal chandeliers and pink linens on the tables. The honey walnut chicken or shrimp are also very delicious entrees. Portions are large, and you probably will have leftovers. Tea also is complimentary with the meal. A lot of good Chinese restaurants have disappeared in recent years, but this place still is solid. It's close to Bridgeport Village and is usually a lot less crowded vs. Bridgeport Village itself. My parents love this restaurant so much that they go here weekly. We just ate here on Christmas Eve too. Pro tip: If you come for weekday lunch- the soup (eggdrop or sweet and sour) comes with your meal too.

What a pretty & oh so calm restaurant. The paino music playing softly was a hit to my husband and I. Soup came in i ordered 1/2 hot & sour &/1/2 egg flower, and hubby ordered hot & sour. The flavor beats all the Chinese restaurant we've been to for 10 years. Excellent service she was always checking on us! The food came we took a pic of our dinner. Then we dove in. Omgaud!! The Shrimp & Vegetables & White rice was the best I've ever had , chrispy veggies, perfect rice. My husband ordered the Mongolian Beef & fried rice. He was so impressed, the floor and tender beef lg. chunks. We will be back again! Signed: So sorry we haven't stoped by sooner. See you soon. I tried to post a pic and wouldn't work.

Full disclosure: this review is based on my food and drink experiences in the bar, because I haven't ever eaten in the restaurant itself. Okay, let's be real -- the bar at the Royal Panda is a dive bar. But don't let that keep you away. If you like that kind of place, it's a good place for drinking, with lottery and a pool table too. If I get something to eat, it is almost always the potstickers, which are handmade in house and are some of the best around -- seriously. Take this from someone who finishes a plate of potstickers and starts planning the next time he can order them. Their Chinese entrees are okay in my opinion, nothing to get excited about one way or the other. Except I am not a super fan of the way they do egg foo yung -- they are kind of dense, with to me an odd texture. Other items are fine. So I recommend The Royal Panda to those who like bars with Chinese food.

We ordered via a 3rd party delivery service. Having never ordered from Royal Panda before, we were impressed. Mongolian Beef was very flavorful but had way too many onions for our liking. Next time, we will ask for easy onions. Otherwise, caramelized and yummy. Cashew chicken (made as requested without vegetables) was really yummy. And the mushu pork was a nice combo of pork and veggies. I don't eat the pancakes, but they looked fine. White rice was fresh and good. Definitely will order again from them.

Great place! Just be careful for the state troopers that bait around the corner. They love to wait on people late at night!

I love pretty close to this place, and is usually my go-to for Chinese food. The staff is really nice and prices are fair for the portions you get. Overall a great place to eat, great for family-style gatherings too.

First time here and the last time I will ever go to any other Chinese restaurant. Words cannot describe the soft touch of the sweet and sour chicken touching my fried rice. Reminds me of my first kiss at summer camp where my lips touched Todd's. The tea was warm and gave me a bewitched nose wiggle. The atmosphere was as comfortable as a velvet pancake on a winter morning. The service was as if the kool aid man was going to break through the wall and say ... oh yeah! I wish I was born with three hands so I can give it a three hand thumbs up! #sweetandsourchickenlife # good eats

We were craving Chinese and our usual spot is closed on Mondays so we found this place open and decided to give it a try. The parking lot had a lot of cars but when we went inside, it seemed empty. We decided to order anyway. When you step in it feels like you are in the 1970's (in a good way). The menu has just the right amount of choices and the prices are reasonable. We ordered the Singapore Noodles and Salt and Pepper Shrimp. The dishes were delicious.!The noodles included pork, chicken and shrimp. The shrimp was not greasy and it was fresh. White rice and tea are included with the meal. Service was ok - we could have had more tea but she never checked. We also realized why the restaurant was empty the bar was full! We did not realize there was a bar- it's a bit hidden from the restaurant. This restaurant has been around for a while and is a regular spot for many. I would recommend it.