Orange chicken calories: the published number and your plate
Panda Express Orange Chicken is crispy battered chicken tossed in a sweet-and-tangy orange glaze. Most of its calories come from the fried coating and the sugary sauce, so the number moves with the serving size and how much sauce is on it — and a lot more if you pair it with rice.

A regular Panda Express Orange Chicken entrée (5.7 oz) is about 490 kcal, with roughly 25 g protein, 23 g fat and 51 g carbs. Adding a side of steamed rice can push the plate past 1,000 kcal.
Per 100 g
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- Protein25 g
- Fat23 g
- Carbs51 g
Branded items vary by build and real-world portion; toppings and patties move the number most.
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FAQ
How many calories in orange chicken?
A regular Panda Express Orange Chicken serving (5.7 oz) is about 490 kcal, with roughly 25 g protein, 23 g fat and 51 g carbs. A larger entrée runs higher.
How many calories in orange chicken per 100 g?
About 303 kcal per 100 g. That works out to roughly 490 kcal in a standard 5.7 oz (162 g) entrée serving.
Does orange chicken with rice have more calories?
Yes, considerably. A side of steamed white rice adds around 520 kcal, so an orange chicken plate with rice can land near 1,000 kcal or more.
Can SpoonCheck estimate orange chicken from a photo?
Yes. A photo helps gauge the portion size, how much sauce is on the chicken, and whether rice is on the plate, so the estimate matches what you actually ordered.
Calorie figures are estimates from public data. Not affiliated with Panda Express.
Data source: Panda Express published nutrition 2026 (Orange Chicken, 5.7 oz serving: 490 kcal, 25 g protein, 23 g fat, 51 g carbs); steamed-rice side from Panda Express published nutrition
SpoonCheck is not a medical app and does not replace a healthcare professional. Nutrition estimates are for general wellness tracking.



