Panda Express menu prices

Panda Express prices are not on this page. The nutrition and allergen page read on November 3, 2026 prints portions, calories, and Contains cells. It does not print a menu price. Every price here says prices vary by location. The same table feeds the Panda Express nutrition calculator. MenuLeak is independent and is not affiliated with Panda Express. An entree and a side are different rows. The Original Orange Chicken is 560 calories, 25 grams of fat, 63 grams of carbohydrate, and 19 grams of protein at 6.2 ounces. The Contains cells on that row list eggs, sesame, soy, and wheat. Fried rice is 610 calories, 13 grams of fat, 109 grams of carbohydrate, and 15 grams of protein at 12 ounces, and it lists eggs, sesame, soy, and wheat. Adding the entree and the side is 1,170 calories. That is the calculator preset. It is not a combo the page printed as one line. Chow mein is 520 calories at 12 ounces. White steamed rice is 570 calories at 12 ounces and the allergen cells do not list a major allergen. Super Greens as a side are 180 calories at 10 ounces.

More entrees stay on their own ounces. Kung Pao Chicken is 270 calories and 20 grams of protein at 6.7 ounces, and it lists peanuts plus sesame, soy, and wheat. Grilled Teriyaki Chicken is 280 calories and 38 grams of protein at 6.1 ounces, with sesame, soy, and wheat. Beijing Beef is 480 calories at 5.6 ounces and lists milk, soy, and wheat. Broccoli Beef is 190 calories and 17 grams of protein at 6.3 ounces. Honey Walnut Shrimp is 340 calories at 4.4 ounces and lists eggs, milk, shellfish, soy, tree nuts, and wheat. A star on a dish name on the source page means the item can vary by location. Those rows stay in the calculator. Cub meals are smaller portions. The cub orange chicken row is 360 calories and 12 grams of protein at 4 ounces, not the 560 calorie entree. Cub white rice is 120 calories at 2.5 ounces. Their allergen cells in the extract did not repeat the Contains marks, so the cub rows have calories and no allergen buttons. Do not read a missing button as an allergen-free claim.

Appetizers and sauces are in the same official table. A chicken egg roll is 200 calories for one roll at 2.75 ounces and lists eggs, milk, sesame, soy, and wheat. Chicken potstickers are 160 calories for three pieces. Cream cheese rangoons are 190 calories for three pieces and list eggs, milk, and wheat. A vegetable spring roll order is 240 calories for two rolls. Teriyaki sauce is 70 calories at 1.8 ounces. Sweet and sour sauce is 70 calories. Soy sauce is 5 calories per packet and lists soy and wheat. Fortune cookies are 20 calories each and list soy and wheat. Fountain drinks are printed by cup size. Coca-Cola is 140 calories at 12 ounces and 260 calories at 22 ounces. Barq's root beer is 150 calories at 12 ounces and 270 at 22 ounces. Add a drink only if it is on the tray. The page says food is cooked on shared equipment and that a hide button is not a cross-contact guarantee. A button only removes rows whose cells say Contains. The calculator linked on this hub is the full table, including fountain sizes. It sorts by calories, protein, sodium, or name, and it can hide a Contains allergen. Orange chicken hides when you hide eggs, sesame, soy, or wheat. Kung pao chicken also hides for peanuts. Fried rice hides for eggs, sesame, soy, and wheat. White steamed rice does not, because those cells do not say Contains. A 22 ounce Coca-Cola is 260 calories. A 30 ounce Coca-Cola is 360. A 42 ounce Coca-Cola is 500. Those are printed cups, not a 12 ounce row multiplied by a guess. The same rule is why cub orange chicken stays at 360 calories and 4 ounces instead of borrowing the 560 calorie entree. Honey walnut shrimp at 340 calories is the row that lists shellfish and tree nuts. Beijing beef at 480 calories is the row that lists milk. If you need a plate, add the entree, the side, and the cup you will drink, then read the total. The nutrition page still does not set the price. Prices vary by location.

No city price was collected for Panda Express on November 3, 2026. The nutrition page is national menu information, not a receipt from one state. Airport stands and delivery markups are not given a dollar here. If a local board differs, the board wins. The calculator is for the published portion. A larger scoop than the printed ounces is not a button, because the page does not print a half entree. Quantity 2 means two of the printed portion. The page says handcrafted batches can differ from the posted values. Use the orange chicken row for the entree and a rice, chow mein, or greens row for the side. Leaving the side off is the lower plate only if you actually skip it. Super Greens at 180 calories is the lower-calorie side in the base group. White rice at 570 calories has no fat in the table and no major allergen in the cells. A plate of orange chicken, fried rice, and a 12 ounce Coca-Cola is 560 plus 610 plus 140, which is 1,310 calories, and only if those three published rows are what you eat. The cub meal is not that plate. Its orange chicken portion is 4 ounces and 360 calories. Open the nutrition calculator from this hub and pick the rows that match the tray. Chow mein at 520 calories lists sesame, soy, and wheat, and it does not list eggs. Fried rice does list eggs. That is why hiding eggs removes fried rice and leaves chow mein. Super Greens at 180 calories still list soy and wheat. Read the Contains line on the row before you treat a side as the plain one. Broccoli beef is 190 calories and 17 grams of protein at 6.3 ounces, which is the lighter beef row next to Beijing beef.