Panda King

"OMG legit dim sum. Haven't had anything even approximating this outside of the places I've been to in Chicago's Chinatown. But this is a test of self control. We got there early and when they started rolling out the carts it was almost overwhelming. Being 1 of only 2 tables at the time, we were suddenly bombarded with a line of carts with way too much food that all looked way too good. We kept it to about 6 dishes and had enough to take home. Everything we tried was good, and so many options. I couldn't tell you how much the individual dishes cost, but we pigged out and paid $20/person. Obviously the more or higher end the dishes, the more you'll pay. The buffet is next door if that's what you want. As is dim sum is weekend only(like most places), and worth the trip to the west bank."

"Panda King 925 Behrman Hwy, Terrytown, LA 70056 Don't be so dim. Come to Dim Sum. Well, Panda King, to be exact. Dim sum are small dishes—steamed, baked, or fried. Their Dim Sum is ONLY open on SATURDAY & SUNDAY afternoon now. I do not recall what I ordered, but I definitely tell you that I ate Sum of Dim and it was yummy in my tummy! #Tonylameats #pandakingdimsum #pandakinggretna #dimsum #gretnala #chinesefood"

"No longer just dim sum, Panda King Buffet and hot pot reopened with a new twist. Hot Pot is now AYCE for $29.99 per person and includes the full buffet as well. I wouldn't reccomend filling up on the buffet but its nice to have hot apps and dessert options. Overall a comfy ayce hot pot experience on the westbank with a large selection of seafoods, meats, non-meats, and veggies. I wish there were more options to the sauce bar, and they were missing staples like vinegars, sesame oil, sugar, oyster sauce, liquid amino, sesame seeds, and peanuts that other hot pot places normally have. I'm happy they're back open and look forward to what they have to offer! Protip: use the soup bowls at the buffet to make your sauces for hot pot. The regular sauce dishes are a little small and hard to dip in. You can also ask for more broth!"

"Had the dim sum and it was great. So many delicious options for a reasonable price. Also just a nice atmosphere Came back and it was so delicious. Dim sum with the cart is only available on the weekends but you can still order some of the dim sum items on weekdays. The Peking duck is very similar to the ones in Beijing. The portion size was very big. Also definitely recommend the beef with stir fried flat noodle."

"Pretty average chinese food. The chicken lettuce wraps were decent. Just wish they had more seasoning. The batter on the general chicken is a bit soggy, but the friend rice was yummy. The stuffed jalapeños were a good appetizer and the filling was perfectly sweet and spicy. The staff was friendly and the food was ready quickly."