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Panda Express Low-Sodium Guide

By the MacroTray editorial team · Updated · Data: Panda Express official Nutrition & Allergen Information page (US)

Orange chicken with broccoli
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Restaurant meals are often the saltiest thing people eat all day. Here are the Panda Express meals with the least and the most sodium, measured against the FDA Daily Value of 2,300mg.

Key takeaways

  • Lowest sodium: Eggplant Tofu at 350mg.
  • Highest sodium: Bigger plate, fried rice at 3,200mg (139% of the daily value).
  • Cheese, cured meats, pickles and sauces are common sodium sources.

Lowest-sodium meals

Highest-sodium meals

#OrderSodiumCalProtein
1Bigger plate, fried ricecustom build3,200mg199061g
2Orange Chicken platecustom build2,650mg136071g
3High-protein platecustom build1,540mg84565g
4Kung Pao Chicken1,300mg27020g
5Lean bowlcustom build1,260mg39023g
On a sodium-restricted diet for a medical reason? Follow your clinician's target.

Frequently asked questions

How much sodium should I have per day?

The FDA Daily Value is 2,300mg. The American Heart Association recommends an ideal limit of 1,500mg for most adults.

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