Cool, been meaning to try one and been thinking of something to do for the wife's BDay - she's thinking of some Disney that day, and the nearest is in Orlando... Kismet and would help defray some of the costs of starting up our resident passes by having a cheap (but awesome) dinner.
Chico and Chang's in Atlanta makes an East Meets West Burrito with moo shu chicken, noodles, etc.. that was incredible. Been probably 10 years since I've been over there but still remember it to this day.
I didn't find it that bad, it was 20.xx for the wife and I and she got some fancy large green tea. Any shit fast food is going to run $15 for two combos these days and $20 isn't far off what two combos at chik-fil-a costs, and this is made fresh to order.
I didn't say it's "hard" to make, but it requires more effort than throwing together a cold turkey sandwich. You'd need to buy hamburger buns, hamburger patties, thousand island dressing, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, then cook the burgers. That's a lot more ingredients and effort than tossing together some deli turkey and two slices of bread. This is especially true considering hamburger patties, hamburger buns, and thousand island dressing aren't things I normally keep in my house, whereas bread and turkey are since those kinds of deli sandwiches are pretty common as lunch items.
Panera does tons of menu changes, most of which displease me. I haven't been there in quite a while because first they stopped serving the chili and cornbread I loved, then they got rid of my favorite salad.
