Panda Express is set to spice up its menu again with the return of the Blazing Bourbon Chicken, a fan-favorite collaboration with Hot Ones. This Taiwanese-inspired dish, known for its intense heat and bold flavors, returns nationwide on September 4, 2024, for a limited time.
Panda Express Reintroduces the Blazing Bourbon Chicken, a Spicy Fan Favorite, Nationwide This September
A fan-favorite dish is returning at Panda Express, again increasing the fire. Panda Express, recognized for its dedication to quality over quantity, may not frequently introduce new menu items; however, when it does, consumers can anticipate a culinary experience that exceeds their expectations. Their menu is a flavorful blend of Chinese cuisine infused with bold American tastes, and their dedication to spice is a core part of their identity.
Last year, Panda Express collaborated with the famous show Hot Ones to launch the Blazing Bourbon Chicken. This dish quickly gained popularity for its Taiwanese-inspired flavors and the fiery kick of the Hot Ones Last Dab Apollo hot sauce. Starting September 4, 2024, Panda Express is returning this beloved dish to all its locations nationwide.
The Blazing Bourbon Chicken, which features crispy boneless chicken pieces, fresh vegetables, and a sweet yet spicy bourbon sauce topped with crunchy sesame seeds, was a hit last year. Despite its intense heat, it was well-received for its balanced flavors, especially when paired with rice.
For those who love spicy food but missed out on the Blazing Bourbon Chicken last year, September is the perfect opportunity to try Panda Express’ spiciest dish ever. Fans have already expressed their excitement on social media, with many dubbing it a favorite.
Blazing Bourbon Chicken Returns to Panda Express, Alongside the New Hot Orange Chicken
Mark your calendars—Blazing Bourbon Chicken returns on September 4, 2024, but only for a limited time. Don't miss out; plan your visit to Panda Express accordingly.
In addition to the Blazing Bourbon Chicken, Panda Express introduced another spicy dish earlier this year—the Hot Orange Chicken. Launched in May, this dish offers a tangy twist on their iconic Orange Chicken, featuring the same chili peppers used in their Kung Pao Chicken. Though new to the menu, fans hope it will become a permanent fixture alongside the Blazing Bourbon Chicken.


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