Standing in front of the dozen or so options I was asked, rather impatiently, by the lady at the counter, to make my selection. My brain seized. She was staring me down like I was paying with pennies so I had to be quick about it. I hastily picked the Chow Mein, Orange Chicken, Beijing Beef. The chow mein tasted like it had been sitting in the warming tray for a little while. I would probably get it again only because I love chow mein but it was average at best. The orange chicken was better. It wasn't chewy or over cooked and was comparable to what I'd get at my corner Chinese restaurant. The beijing beef was another story. I could not discern anything that resembled beef in this entree. If you told me that this was deep fried cardboard I'd probably say, "damn this cardboards not bad" but as beef, I did not enjoy it. Also the double sweetness from the Orange chicken and beijing beef sauces started making me a little nauseous. These 2 were not a good combo.
Overall LTE score [5/10] Meh is the feeling I get about the Comcast food court in general and Panda Express goes right along with this feeling. It is one of the nicest looking food courts you'll see but the aesthetics is what I leave here most impressed with. If it's your first time in search of a food court I would try the one at Liberty Place, if it's your first time at Comcast Center, I would not suggest Panda Express unless you're dying for some chinese. Lascalas is nice, albeit expensive, and there's a Chipolte'ish place called the Mexican Post which I like much better than Panda.
