Yesterday I was driving down Page Avenue and saw the big panda sign. I love Chinese food, so I had…read moreto stop and give it a try. The place was super clean and the staff were really friendly. The food was set up on the steam table, and some dishes had just come out fresh when I got there. Everything smelled amazing. The spicy chicken caught my attention right away. That hot, smoky smell pulled me in. I got that with the orange chicken and white rice, and honestly, it was so good. I did notice a couple dishes on the steam table looked a little dried out, but the staff told me to order whatever I wanted and they would make it fresh. I watched a lady order beef with broccoli, and even though the one on the line looked old, they had the cook make a fresh batch for her right away. Only took a few minutes. She told me she comes here every week and loves it. I ate my food in the car and finished every bite. Super filling and seriously delicious. Definitely coming back.

saw this place listed on social media, wanted to check it out as a result. i am generally a pretty…read morebig fan of american style chinese food, and most of the places in the STL area are like... not that great or just too old school (aka have almost no resemblance to actual chinese food... you need to strike a balance). i got some food to go from here the food was fine. it didn't look as good as it did on social media, and in particular the noodles looked kind of thin, when i was hoping for some thicker noodles. the other dishes looked fine, probably not as fresh as they could have been but overall okay. the price is fine and the value was decent, probably slightly better than what one could get at panda express, but honestly i was expecting a little more the last thing i'll say is i was surprised this place didn't do more with the interior. a lot of those chinese places people visit in america look like they are basically unchanged since the 90s, which makes sense because a lot of them might honestly have been in operation that long. panda hut is ostensibly new, but doesn't really have the interior that is really in line with design sense of 2026.

My fiancé and I stopped in last night directly after work to take advantage of the Tuesday special…read more It was an 8pc bucket for $10. First clue not to have eaten here was we pass this location on Page often and NEVER see customers on the lot nor in the drivethu. Second clue was when we walked into the establishment, between the off feel and just grotesque atmosphere....whyyyyyyy neither of us made an executive decision to just walk out and go next door to Popeye's and just grab two $5 deals or something I do not know. I do have to point out that the employees were friendly, YES. The chicken was a mixture of old and somewhat hot. Not hot-n-fresh. And who knew you had to ask what 8pcs are included in the meal, because if I would have known it was ONLY legs and thighs I could have spent $11 elsewhere. The choice was between original recipe and extra crispy. We ordered extra crispy. Words can not describe the disappointment and dissatisfaction we felt after opening the bucket and tasting the chicken. Let me try to describe what we received. Slightly crispy with a touch of leather fried chicken. Sooo gross.............

Walked in, ordered 10 piece bucket with 3 sides. All were available and ready and hot. Fast…read morefriendly service. Will return.

New location . Speedy drive thru service . I ordered a kid meal with Fanta soda. Pricey value meal…read more. Staff friendly. Lot well lit!

In the time since I first had the privilege of dining at a Raising Cane's, years ago, chicken…read morefingers have emerged as the official food of Gen Z/YN. Some of them, especially if they're neurodivergent, won't eat anything else. If their supply were to run out, they might die--like one of those unfortunate individuals who stays awake for weeks at a time playing some video game, only to be found permanently fused to a lime green office chair, his fingers curled around a can of Mountain Dew Baja Blast. There was a guy at the location I visited today picking up a DoorDash order, and I imagine he was taking it to someone like that. Otherwise, why wouldn't the guy just go get his own Raising Cane's? This place has such a well designed drive-thru. It's a much more elaborate setup than any of the other restaurants in this new strip mall. And on a corner lot, no less. They must have paid a premium. You can't get anything other than the aforementioned chicken fingers at Raising Cane's. It's an even less varied menu than Dave's Hot Chicken, which I recently visited, which has milkshakes. Those milkshakes might come in handy if you order chicken fingers at the burn-your-face-off spice level. Whereas, I don't think you can get anything on your chicken fingers at Raising Cane's other than Cane's Sauce. I guess you could put ketchup on them, if there's something wrong with you. But why would you do that? If I worked there, and I saw someone doing that, I'd take down their license plate number just in case. I ordered what I'm pretty sure is the most expensive thing on the menu, the Caniac Combo. It might be the most baller thing I've done in my entire life, for what it's worth. It comes with six chicken fingers, fries, slaw, Texas Toast and a 32 oz fountain drink, and it costs $16.99. That seems like entirely too much for what basically amounts to a $3 chicken finger basket at Dairy Queen that some recovering drug addict buys for his child during court-supervised visitation, but it's still $10 less than I paid for a burger, fries and a shake at the nearby Five Guys, and for a sandwich, chips, soda and a cookie at the also nearby Jersey Mike's. There were no desserts on offer at Raising Cane's. Otherwise, I would have gotten one, for the sake of citizen food journalism, even though the food there is disgustingly unhealthy. I already consumed so many calories. An ice cream might have pushed me over the edge. I wouldn't even be writing this. But it's quite possible that the food at Raising Cane's is low in sodium. The chicken fingers could definitely use a little salt. My little brother, who has no taste in anything, not just food, can't stand them for precisely that reason. He's not completely wrong, except that the chicken fingers are perfectly fine if you drown them in Cane's Sauce. They'd probably be fine even without the sauce, if you salted them yourself. I'd say they're still in the running for best fast-food/casual chicken fingers. They feel premium, like they're hand-breaded, made from chickens raised in relatively sanitary conditions. They may have even slept on pillows and been given individual names. The fries, weirdly enough, were perfectly salted, but otherwise they weren't anything to write home about. They taste like the fries at White Castle would taste if they were prepared correctly and not allowed to get soggy from steam in that cardboard box. (I still love them.) The coleslaw was like something you'd get at KFC, meaning it was delicious. I feel like maybe you should get a little bit more of it if you're getting the Big Baller Box. They do give you two cups of Cane's Sauce. It's the only meal where that's the case, and I definitely took that into consideration when I was ordering. You could just order another cup à la carte, but that seems weirdly extravagant, like having a live-in maid who's technically not allowed to leave your house. The Texas Toast was fine, but it's easily the least essential part of this meal--and the entire menu, for that matter, since I think this meal contains everything that's on the menu. It's soft, fresh and buttery. It almost looks like it could be garlic bread, i.e. the best thing you can eat, but it's not. They should seriously consider swapping it out for a biscuit. Just imagine, you could put the chicken fingers on the biscuits and make little sandwiches. I'd eat there daily, if that were the case. It's the rare overstep at a restaurant that otherwise seems so well thought out and well executed. This place is blowing up for a reason, and it's not just because tomorrow's thought leaders refuse to eat anything else.

This is some really great chicken!! Usually I get the chicken sandwich or the chicken tenders but I…read morethink from now on, I'm going to get the wings! The batter is nice and the mild is just enough for me! Just a little bit of spice. Big pieces of chicken and I'm forever thankful. There's no inside for customers. You either come up to the window and order, call in, or order online. Then there's a separate window to pick up. The person at the window was very nice! Cannot wait to come back and take it up a notch.

This has become my go to spot for fried chicken. The portions are a good size and I especially…read moreappreciate that the chicken is always cooked well; meaning done. And of course the taste is what keeps me coming back! What stands out about this place is that you can choose your level of heat for the chicken from 0 to 5. With 5 being the hottest and labeled as try at your own risk. Typically I keep it mild at a level 1, and that's just about enough! The sides are pretty good and you can tell that they've been seasoned which is nice for a change. Even with delivery the food always arrives hot. Bonus! Also I like that the pricing isn't outrageous. If you like eating chicken, this place is worth a visit.

Staff is always so nice and accommodating when picking up my order. Love all the specials each…read moremonth!

The chicken nuggets were terribly dry. Poor service by the man working the counter, very rude and…read morepushy. our food too about 45min-1hr to come out. got a slice of cake just for it to be rich and mid.

The chicken strips were burnt and looked nothing like the pictures on the website. I'd give zero…read morestars if I could. This was ordered through Door Dash and they refused to give a refund.

Ordered for a delivery trying their strips - not very good at all. Burnt, overcooked, and tastes…read moreoff. Seems like they didn't care in their delivery aspects as everything is cased off and not ventilated so everything gets extra soggy like it was sweating - not "has been in transit for a few minutes" soggy. Would say give them a skip if this is how all their chicken is going to be.

I frequent this location and it's usually pretty good but tonight it was a bit salty, the fries and…read morethe Canes sauce. On the flip side, the chicken was cooked to perfection and the garlic bread was good as usual! The service is always really fast and even when it's packed, I've never been in line more than 10 mins. The workers are always friendly in the drive through as I usually don't go inside at this location.

This is my second go to Cane's location. Set up is bit…read moredifferent from U city. Food quality and service is always good. No complaints. Tip: I recently learned you can replace things. Example: toast instead of coleslaw without extra money.

I went into the location on N Hanley in St. Louis mo. I was overcharged no big deal. Till the…read moreemployee has a problem. The manager had to give me the difference. Then the employee threatened me. So if you want to be overcharged and threatened this is the store for you. Also be aware the crime rate at this store well I would not go in the store after dark.

I love the chicken here at the Ellisville location--very tasty and freshly cooked but my experience…read moretoday was horrible. The very rude employee refused to sell me the amount of chicken that I wanted for an event--15 pieces. She clearly had not cooked an adequate amount for the day and told me that I could buy "a few pieces" but that she needed to have pieces left because no more was being cooked. I'm not sure if the business model here has changed but it should be to sell chicken--not refuse sales. I was floored and so very disappointed but took my money elsewhere. My recommendation to KK Chicken: --Put more time into who you hire to sell your food. --Cook enough chicken for an average day's sales --Go back to selling food not refusing customers who want to buy it. Not sure I will return to this place.

Went to this location for a quick lunch during the work day. I went through the drive thru and was…read morequickly taken care of. I ordered the spicy chicken sandwich combo which was great. I really enjoyed the chicken sandwich. The breading was crunchy on the outside and the chicken was super juicy on the inside. The fries that came with the combo were just ok as some weren't as crispy as I prefer. This KFC is nothing ground breaking, but for fast food I enjoyed my meal. Overall, if you're in a bind and need to grab a quick bite to eat I'd recommend stopping here for their sandwich.

Horrible customer service. Do not go to this KFC location. Here's what happened:…read more I placed an online order, upon arriving the lady at the drive-thru said I would have to wait up to an hour because their chicken was frozen. I asked for a refund, but they refused, because I placed the order online. Was able to call the customer service number to get my refund, which only wasted more of my time.

This was an amazing spot to try!! Vegan food!! So I'm…read morecurrently fasting this month and doing meatless Mondays. And thanks to google, this vegan spot was first on the menu. Upon entering you are greeted by a friendly cashier, definitely recommend ordering from them! Remember, they are cashless! I forgot that on my second meatless Monday! I changed my mind and decided to get something more! the second time upon visiting I got the Dirty Little Vegan (chicken imitation). This was a very good experience! I will definitely come back if you want a personable experience. On the inside it was only one chair. So be mindful you may have to eat somewhere else. But they are friendly indeed! Definitely recommend trying something new, you would be surprised at what you like!

I tried Bougie Bites STL for the first time and ordered the Ouuwee Impossible Burger with…read morecaramelized onions and melted mozzarella. The burger itself was really good; flavorful and satisfying. The fries were seasoned great, and I also ordered a side of cheese sauce, which was good, it had a hint of spice to it that I really enjoyed. This establishment is more of a pickup spot rather than a sit-down restaurant. There's only one small table with two chairs. I didn't mind grabbing food to go, but I would've preferred the option to sit down and eat comfortably. Parking was easy, with plenty of spots available in the lot, which was a plus. As for the service, it was just okay. Since it was my first visit, I had a lot of questions. They were answered, but the interaction felt very minimal. I didn't really feel welcomed or invited, which took away a bit from the overall experience. Overall, decent food and convenient parking, but the atmosphere and service could be warmer.