Apple Pie Roll
- 150Cal
- 2gProtein
- 30gCarbs

Updated 18 August 2026
Potsticker Sauce is a sauces and extras item with 10 calories per serving, 0 g protein, 290 mg sodium. Panda Express does not publish a standalone price for it; it is ordered inside a Bowl, Plate or Bigger Plate.
Contains: Wheat, Soy, Sesame
Potsticker Sauce is the dumpling dip at Panda Express: 10 calories per packet, a soy and vinegar based sauce built specifically for the Chicken Potstickers it is named after.
It is thinner and sharper than the sweet dips at the station, closer to a traditional Chinese dumpling sauce than anything else Panda serves. Soy carries the salt, vinegar cuts through the pan seared dumpling wrapper, and a light sweetness rounds the edges. It is the one sauce here designed as a complement rather than a contrast, and the potstickers taste incomplete without it.
At 10 calories with 290 mg of sodium, the calorie cost is negligible and the sodium is the figure to watch, as with every soy based item on this menu. It sits alongside Chili Sauce at 10 calories and Hot Mustard at 10 calories at the free end of the condiment range. The published flags list wheat and soy, both inherent to the soy sauce base.
How much is Potsticker Sauce? Packets come with potsticker orders at no charge in most stores, with extras on request.
It suits Chicken Potstickers at 160 calories above all, and works on Veggie Spring Rolls at 240 calories for anyone who prefers a savory dip to a sweet one. It also makes a decent seasoning for plain White Steamed Rice at 520 calories when an order needs lifting.
* Values approximate. Updated 18 August 2026.
Dumpling sauce is a ratio, not a recipe, and it takes two minutes. Adjusting the vinegar to soy balance to taste is the entire skill.
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Serve it with: With potstickers or any dumpling, and as a dressing for cold noodles.
10 calories per packet with 290 mg of sodium, making the sodium rather than the calories the number to watch.
A soy and vinegar base with a little sweetness, closer to a traditional Chinese dumpling dip than to the sweet sauces at the station.
It works on spring rolls for anyone preferring savory to sweet, and it seasons plain white rice well.
No. The published flags list wheat and soy, since the base is soy sauce brewed with wheat.
Yes, in most stores packets come with the order at no charge, and extras are available on request.
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