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Panda Express Menu and Prices June 2025 [Mind Your Calories]

By: Shivani Choudhary
Updated On: June 27, 2025

I'll be honest with you - I've been eating at Panda Express for years, and I still get excited every time I walk through those doors. That unmistakable aroma of Orange Chicken wafting through the air? It gets me every single time.

If you're like me and want to know exactly what you're getting into before you order, you're in the right place. I've put together this comprehensive guide covering every single item on the Panda Express menu, complete with current prices and calorie counts. Trust me, after countless visits and trying practically everything they offer, I've got some insights to share.

Panda Express Menu and Prices 2025

My Go-To Bowl Options

Let me start with the bowls - they're perfect when I'm dining solo or want a quick lunch. A bowl includes one side and one entree, and honestly, it's usually just the right amount of food for me.

Bowl OptionPriceCalories
Original Orange Chicken Bowl$8.80640-1130
Honey Walnut Shrimp Bowl$10.30560-1050
Beijing Beef Bowl$8.80610-1100
Beyond Original Orange Chicken Bowl$10.30570-1060
Hot Ones Blazing Bourbon Chicken Bowl$8.80530-1020
Black Pepper Sirloin Steak Bowl$10.30310-800
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Bowl$8.80405-895
Kung Pao Chicken Bowl$8.80450-940
Honey Sesame Chicken Breast Bowl$8.80470-960
Mushroom Chicken Bowl$8.80350-840
String Bean Chicken Breast Bowl$8.80340-830
Black Pepper Chicken Bowl$8.80410-900
Broccoli Beef Bowl$8.80280-770
Eggplant Tofu Bowl$8.80470-960
Super Greens Bowl$8.80260-750

I usually go for the Orange Chicken Bowl - it's a classic for a reason. But lately, I've been trying the Mushroom Chicken Bowl when I want something lighter.

When I'm Extra Hungry: The Plate Options

The plate is my usual order when I'm really hungry. You get one side and two entrees, which means I can satisfy multiple cravings at once. Here's what it'll cost you:

Plate TypePrice RangeCalories
Standard Plate (most entrees)$10.30430-1640
Plate with Premium Entrees$11.80-$13.30430-1640

The beauty of the plate is that you can mix and match. I love getting Orange Chicken with Beijing Beef - sweet and savory perfection!

Going All Out: The Bigger Plate

When I'm absolutely starving or sharing with someone, the Bigger Plate is the way to go. You get one side and three entrees. Yes, THREE!

Bigger Plate TypePrice RangeCalories
Standard Bigger Plate$11.80580-2150
With Premium Entrees$13.30-$16.30580-2150

Individual Entrees (A La Carte)

Sometimes I just want to grab an extra entree or two. Here's what each one costs individually:

EntreePriceCalories
The Original Orange Chicken$5.40510
Hot Ones Blazing Bourbon Chicken$5.40400
Beyond The Original Orange Chicken$6.90400
Black Pepper Sirloin Steak$6.90180
Honey Walnut Shrimp$6.90430
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken$5.40275
Kung Pao Chicken$5.40320
Honey Sesame Chicken Breast$5.40340
Beijing Beef$5.40480
Mushroom Chicken$5.40220
String Bean Chicken Breast$5.40210
Broccoli Beef$5.40150
Black Pepper Chicken$5.40280
Eggplant Tofu$5.40340

Also Read: 16 Best Fast Food For Weight Watchers

The Sides That Complete My Meal

I've tried all the sides, and each has its place depending on my mood:

SidePriceCalories
Chow Mein$4.60880
Fried Rice$4.60932
White Steamed Rice$4.60780
Super Greens$4.60180

My personal favorite? I always do half Chow Mein and half Fried Rice. Best of both worlds!

Appetizers I Can't Resist

These appetizers are dangerous because I always want to order them even when I'm already getting a full meal:

AppetizerPriceCalories
Chicken Egg Roll (1 piece)$2.00200
Veggie Spring Roll (2 pieces)$2.00240
Cream Cheese Rangoon (3 pieces)$2.00190
Apple Pie Roll (1 piece)$2.00150

Those Cream Cheese Rangoons? Absolutely addictive. I order them almost every time.

Family Meals for the Whole Crew

When I'm feeding my family or a group of friends, the Family Meal is incredible value:

Family Meal OptionPrice RangeServingsCalories per Serving
5 Person Family Meal$35.00-$48.5051170-2650

You get 2 large sides and 3 large entrees. It's perfect for family dinners, and there's usually leftovers for lunch the next day!

Kid-Friendly Options

When I bring my nephew, the Panda Cub Meals are perfect:

Panda Cub MealPriceCalories
Orange Chicken Panda Cub Meal$7.30470-1246
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Panda Cub Meal$7.30300-1076
Broccoli Beef Panda Cub Meal$7.30200-976
Build Your Own Panda Cub Meal$7.30200-1246

Each meal comes with a fruit side and either bottled water or juice. It's actually a pretty good deal!

Bundle Deals That Save Money

I discovered these bundles recently, and they're great when you want a drink included:

Bundle TypePrice RangeWhat's IncludedCalories
Bowl Bundle$11.00-$13.201 Side, 1 Entree, Medium Drink280-1530
Plate Bundle$12.50-$16.201 Side, 2 Entrees, Medium Drink460-2010
Bigger Plate Bundle$14.10-$19.301 Side, 3 Entrees, Medium Drink670-2420

Quench Your Thirst

Here's every drink option they've got:

DrinkPriceCalories
Dr Pepper$2.40360
Coca Cola$2.40370
Diet Coke$2.400
Sprite$2.40340
Barq's Root Beer$2.40400
Fanta Orange$2.40370
Minute Maid Lemonade$2.40390
Coca Cola Cherry$2.40380
Fanta Strawberry$2.40390
Fuze Raspberry Iced Tea$2.4080
Black Tea$2.505
Sweet Tea$2.50280
Mango Guava Flavored Tea$3.30195
Peach Lychee Flavored Refresher$3.30210
Pomegranate Pineapple Flavored Lemonade$3.30240
Watermelon Mango Flavored Refresher$3.30210
Dasani 16oz Bottle$2.400
Powerade Berry Blast 20oz$2.80130
Coca Cola 20oz Bottle$2.50150
Coke Zero 20oz Bottle$2.500
Sprite 20oz Bottle$2.50250
Smartwater$3.100

I usually stick with water, but those flavored refreshers are really good on a hot day!

Catering for Big Events

When I hosted my last office party, I used their catering menu. Here's what they offer:

Party Size Sides (10-12 servings)

SidePriceCalories per Serving
Chow Mein$17.00510
Fried Rice$17.00620
White Steamed Rice$17.00780
Super Greens$17.00130

Party Size Entrees (12-14 servings)

EntreePriceCalories per Serving
Hot Ones Blazing Bourbon Chicken$42.00400
The Original Orange Chicken$42.00510
Beyond Original Orange Chicken$57.00440
Black Pepper Sirloin Steak$57.00180
Honey Walnut Shrimp$57.00430
Grilled Teriyaki Chicken$42.00275
Broccoli Beef$42.00150
Kung Pao Chicken$42.00320
Honey Sesame Chicken Breast$42.00340
Beijing Beef$42.00470
Mushroom Chicken$42.00220
String Bean Chicken Breast$42.00210
Eggplant Tofu$42.00340
Black Pepper Chicken$42.00280
Super Greens$17.00130

Party Bundles

BundlePrice RangeServingsWhat's Included
12-16 Person Bundle$112-$14212-162 Party Entrees, 2 Party Sides, Fortune Cookies
18-22 Person Bundle$159-$20418-223 Party Entrees, 3 Party Sides, Fortune Cookies
26-30 Person Bundle$201-$26126-304 Party Entrees, 4 Party Sides, Fortune Cookies

My Personal Favorites and Tips

After years of eating at Panda Express, here's what I've learned:

  1. The Orange Chicken is legendary for a reason - I've tried to replicate it at home, but nothing compares to the original. It's crispy, sweet, tangy, and absolutely addictive.
  2. Mix your sides - Don't just get one side. I always do half and half. My favorite combo is half Chow Mein and half Fried Rice, but the Super Greens are great when I'm trying to be healthier.
  3. Premium entrees are worth it - Yes, the Honey Walnut Shrimp and Black Pepper Sirloin Steak cost a bit more, but they're seriously good. I treat myself to these when I'm having a rough week.
  4. The survey trick - Keep your receipt! There's usually a survey at the bottom that gets you a free entree with the purchase of a plate on your next visit.
  5. Fresh is best - I always check what's just come out of the wok. The difference between fresh Orange Chicken and stuff that's been sitting for 20 minutes is night and day.

What I Order Based on My Mood

When I'm really hungry: Bigger Plate with Orange Chicken, Beijing Beef, and Honey Walnut Shrimp, with half Chow Mein and half Fried Rice.

When I'm trying to be healthy: Bowl with Grilled Teriyaki Chicken and Super Greens, no sauce.

When I'm on a budget: Plate with two regular entrees and the free entree from my survey code.

When I'm treating myself: All the premium entrees - Black Pepper Sirloin Steak and Honey Walnut Shrimp with a side of Cream Cheese Rangoons.

Final Thoughts

Look, I know Panda Express isn't authentic Chinese cuisine - it's American Chinese food, and that's perfectly fine. What it is, though, is consistently tasty, reasonably priced, and satisfying. Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch, feeding your family, or catering an event, they've got you covered.

The prices I've listed here are pretty standard across most locations, but they might vary slightly depending on where you live. Also, keep an eye out for limited-time offers - they regularly introduce new dishes that are worth trying.

Next time you're at Panda Express, maybe branch out from your usual order. Try the Mushroom Chicken if you haven't, or splurge on the Honey Walnut Shrimp. And seriously, get those Cream Cheese Rangoons - you can thank me later!

Happy eating, folks! Now if you'll excuse me, all this writing about Panda Express has made me hungry. I think I know what I'm having for dinner tonight...

Food Lover and Storyteller ????️✨ With a fork in one hand and a pen in the other, Shivani brings her culinary adventures to life through evocative words and tantalizing tastes. Her love for food knows no bounds, and she's on a mission to share the magic of flavors with fellow enthusiasts.
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