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Panda Express expands to the south with new branch in Cavite

March 25, 2023

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Panda Express has heeded the call to broaden its horizons by establishing its latest outlet in Cavite.

The restaurant chain’s savory Chinese fast food offerings have generated much anticipation in the southern region.

The latest addition to the brand is situated at the ground level of SM Tanza.

This follows a series of recent openings across Metro Manila, including a drive-thru location in Marikina, as well as another one in Waltermart Makati.

With no signs of slowing down, this franchise’s growth continues unabated.

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