Panda Express Analysis

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Panda Express in St.George Utah is a four-star restaurant. First, the atmosphere at Panda Express cultural. For example, the restaurant has Chinese music playing in the background. While the customers wait in line, the Chinese music in the background prepares them for the food they are about to eat. The calm Chinese instruments make this restaurant feel more relaxed. The music is Chinese song by women, the Chinese women who sing have calm and beautiful singing voices. This music makes the customers wonder what the Chinese women might be singing about. While the customers wait in line some might even start a game, of guessing what the Chinese women in the music are saying. In addition, Panda Express has these Chinese pictures hanging on the

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