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From hearty chow mein to the ever-popular orange chicken, here are the best Panda Express copycat recipes you can make at home. Orange chicken is arguably the most popular menu item at Panda Express. How can it not be? From the crispy, batter-coated chicken cutlets to the sweet and citrusy glaze, it’s finger-licking delicious.
If you’re driving around town or Googling for a low carb fast food option, Panda Express probably shouldn’t be your first stop unless you’re Jones-ing for some grilled teriyaki chicken.
Yaki-Soba noodles are ideal and what’s used to make chow mein, but if you have trouble finding them, ramen noodles can be used in a pinch. Ready to make Panda Express at home? Dinner will be ready in under 30 minutes. (Scroll down to the printable recipe card for details and measurements, and don’t miss the video below.) Make the sauce.
I am sure you have seen the cook at Panda Express tossing and cooking the noodles behind the counter, all done in a matter of minutes. To get good wok hei, you need lots of oil and a wok (but skillet will do). The chow mein should never be soggy or wet, and no water should be added during the cooking process. See it for Yourself!