Red Panda

Willy Steven

3.0

It's a decent option for your quick Chinese food craving, but if you can still hold it longer, I'd suggest you go somewhere else. The food here is actually quite good, or at least some of the menu options are. For the others, though, it's a big miss for me. In the first few times we ate here, the food served to us was ok, but after a while, it began tasting off - like it was fried in a year-old oil, or cooked in a not-so-clean pan. Service, too, can take forever, even if your family / group is the only one in the restaurant. Not sure whose fault this is, though. The kitchen staff? The attendants / servers? To be fair, some of the attendants are proactive in making sure you have everything you need, but the others need to be properly trained.Here are some of dishes we've tried:1. wanton noodles2. birthday noodles3. dimsum - pork siomai, hakaw, shark's fin, machang 4. hongkong style patatim5. lumpiang shanghai6. red panda fried chicken7. beef tenderloin chinese style8. butterflied tiger prawns

Ray Farandi

4.0

The food here is great especially when you like Chinese food. We ordered Crispy Noodles, Red Panda Chopsuey and Beef Broccoli flower. Their crispy noodles have a lot of vegetables with it that makes it more tasty and delicious. The chopsuey were perfectly cooked and it's sweet and kind of salty taste blends well. Their beef Broccoli is my favorite because when you eat the beef it's like melting in your mouth and the broccoli was perfectly cooked because it's not hard to chew. Their service is good and the place is big. The ambiance is relaxing and chill.