Panda Express Cub Meals Menu
Perfectly portioned for kids. This page lists all Panda Express Cub Meals. Add them to your meal to see the total nutritional impact.
For parents
Cub Meals: ordering smart for the kids
Cub Meals bundle a junior entrée with junior sides, apple crisps, and bottled water into one simple order — no decisions, no negotiations. For parents, the value is portion control built in: preset builds run 300 to 580 calories, so you don’t have to play food referee. Here’s how to get the most out of it.
What’s in the bundle
Each Cub Meal centers on a junior-portion entrée, rounded out with junior sides, apple crisps, and bottled water. The bundle takes the guesswork out — one order, one complete kids’ meal.
The entrée choice still matters: the same logic as the adult menu applies in miniature. The Broccoli Beef build (300 cal) keeps things lightest; the Orange Chicken build (580 cal) makes it a treat meal. The grid shows each bundle’s totals so you can compare.
Building a balanced kids’ meal
- Color is built in: the bundles already include super greens alongside the junior side.
- Water comes standard in the bundle, which keeps the meal’s sugar down — it’s the simplest healthy default.
- Treat meals are fine — just make them deliberate. Knowing the Orange Chicken build is the 580-calorie treat (check the grid) turns “junk food” into “Friday tradition.”
Cub Meal questions, answered
What age are Cub Meals for?
They’re designed for kids — but there’s no official age limit, so adults can order them too.
What’s the healthiest Cub Meal?
The Broccoli Beef build at 300 calories is the lightest; the Grilled Teriyaki build has the most protein (28g at 400 cal).
What comes in a Panda Express Cub Meal?
A junior entrée, junior sides, apple crisps, and bottled water. The grid above shows each bundle’s contents and totals.
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