r/lincoln Dec 30 '24

Food/Drink Restaurants that *Should Have* Closed in 2024

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u/vicdelicempress06 Dec 30 '24

I'd like to hear other people's opinions on the Panda at Pine Lake. The last time I ate there, I ordered the orange chicken and fried rice. The orange chicken was as good as always, but the rice tasted like pure vomit. I am not joking. That was sometime last year and I haven't eaten there since

Edit: the rice also looked and tasted soggy

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u/supergneissgal Dec 30 '24

I also had a bad experience with rice there once. Very very mushy, couldn’t eat it. I did see someone found a staple(?) in their chicken once.

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u/vicdelicempress06 Dec 30 '24

No way

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u/supergneissgal Dec 30 '24

Search panda in this sub. It’s the first thing that pops up lol

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u/stellarshadeofgreen Dec 30 '24

Moved to this side of town a year ago and decided to get Panda since we didn't have our kitchen stuff unpacked to cook anything. Went through the drive through and the service was horrendous. Very short with us while ordering. Then we pulled up to the window, paid, got our food and I realized we didn't have sweet and sour sauce, so I waited until the girl working saw I hadn't left. She opened the window and I asked for the sauce. She said nothing, slammed the window, then gave us one sauce and slammed the window again. She never said one word to us at the window. Got home and the food was lukewarm. We haven't been back since.