Panda Express Menu With Prices In Canada

You do not really pick a dish at Panda Express — you pick how many entrées go on the tray. Bowl, Plate and Bigger Plate are one item each on the Canadian menu, at $11.70, $13.20 and $14.70, and the whole rest of the list exists to let you build around them.

The ladder is arithmetically flat. A Bowl is one side and one entrée at $11.70. A Plate is one side and two entrées at $13.20. A Bigger Plate is one side and three entrées at $14.70. Each additional entrée costs exactly $1.50, no matter which entrée you add — an $8.05 Honey Walnut Shrimp counts the same as a $6.30 Orange Chicken when it is part of a combo.

À la carte pricing is where the entrées reveal their real tiers. Standard entrées — The Original Orange Chicken, Grilled Teriyaki Chicken, Broccoli Beef, Kung Pao Chicken, Beijing Beef, Mushroom Chicken, SweetFire Chicken Breast, Black Pepper Chicken, Honey Sesame Chicken — are $6.30 small, $10.60 medium, $14.10 large. Premium entrées — Chili Crisp Shrimp, Sriracha Shrimp, Honey Walnut Shrimp, Black Pepper Angus Steak — are $8.05, $14.10 and $19.35. Sides are simpler still: Chow Mein, Fried Rice, White Steamed Rice and Mixed Vegetables are $5.70 medium and $7.00 large, with no small size at all.

Run the comparison and the combo barely wins: a small standard entrée at $6.30 plus a medium side at $5.70 is $12.00, against $11.70 for the Bowl that contains the same two things. The reason to build à la carte is portion, not price — a medium entrée is double the calories of a small at the same dish, 980 against 490 for Orange Chicken, and 1,960 for a large.

The three Panda Cub Meal™ options are all $9.00, whether the entrée is Orange Chicken, Grilled Teriyaki Chicken or Broccoli Beef. Appetizers and More prices by count rather than size: a single Chicken Egg Roll, a two-piece Veggie Spring Roll and a three-piece Cream Cheese Rangoon are each $2.60, while the large versions — 6, 12 and 12 pieces respectively — are all $14.10.

The top of the menu is catering, and it is why the highest price on this page is $240.00. Party trays are $21.00 for a side or an entrée and $44.00 for appetizers and desserts, while the three Party Bundles are $136.00 for 12–16 people, $190.00 for 18–22 and $240.00 for 26–30. A Family Meal — two large sides and three large entrées — sits between the two worlds at $45.00.

Drinks make up 29 of the 95 rows, and they are the cheap end: fountain sizes at $2.50, $2.80 and $3.10, bottles at $2.80 to $3.20, and a 200 ml Oasis Apple Juice at $1.50, the least expensive item on the menu.

Do prices vary across Canada?

Panda Express has a comparatively small Canadian footprint, and a good share of its restaurants sit in malls, airports and campus food courts where landlord-driven pricing applies — those locations commonly post above the figures here. Combo structure is the stable part; the dollar amounts attached to it are not. All prices exclude GST, HST or PST.