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Chow Mein Food Poisoning

Chow-Mein safety reports from consumers nationwide. Compare incidents by location and date, check for recalls, and share your experience to protect others.

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Last updated: March 24, 2014

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Panda Express

12 years ago •reported by user-jtct7325 • details

Some beef dish and orange chicken with chow mein.... had noodle pieces in my sinuses from vomiting all night. never again. dirty panda. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Fever, Vomiting

#beef #chicken #chowmein #noodle #orange

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12 years ago •reported by user-xtzjb915 • details

Ordered 2 entree. Orange chicken, Beijing beef and a side of chow mein. Ate entire meal and went to work. Had nausea, felt tired and started going to the bathroom every 20 to 30 minutes. Severe diarrhea every time. Writing this while sitting on the porcelain god now. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea

#beef #chicken #chowmein #orange

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12 years ago •reported by user-ymbx3858 • details

Last night, I ate orange chicken, Beijing beef, and chow mein. I got sick twice during the night. And had bad diahera. Worst night of my life! | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#beef #chicken #chowmein #orange

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12 years ago •reported by user-dnvv3786 • details

Ordered chow mein, mushroom chicken, and potstickers. Fast forward about 9 or so hours and I begin to pay for it. I still am paying for it. :c Intense diarrhea mixed with constipation for 3 hours AND COUNTING. Its 2:36AM and I haven't left the bathroom as… See more

#chicken #chowmein #mushroom

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12 years ago •reported by user-pkwbm471 • details

Chow mein, orange chicken, pot stickers. I cannot leave my bed. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#chicken #chowmein #orange

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12 years ago •reported by user-vzxjh289 • details

teriyaki chicken and chow mein. a little over two hours later, it started. day two now. | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Nausea, Vomiting

#chicken #chowmein #teriyaki

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12 years ago •reported by user-xzpvy135 • details

I had a really good plate of food rice,orange chicken, chow mein and terriyaki chicken so I went for another a few days later but I went to a different location boy do I regret that. Id been cleaning all day & thought id enjoy a nice… See more

#chicken #chowmein #rice #orange