ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Red Panda Noodle, a popular food trailer in the Orlando area, is moving into a brick-and-mortar space that it will be sharing with another restaurant, Cupid’s Hot Dogs.

Red Panda Noodle — operated by Eliot Hillis and Seth Parker, both formerly of Orlando Meats — announced the move Monday on Facebook.

“We hope to open the building as a robust concept in the near future but will be commencing operations immediately as a commissary space. We are excited and grateful for the opportunity Cupid’s has given us to share their drive-thru and 50-seat dining room to serve our guests,” the post reads.

The post went on to say that there would be a “housewarming party” for Red Panda Noodle on Dec. 4 at 6 p.m., which will also feature cookies from Phat Ash Bakes.

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“Every moment we are able to serve, we fall deeper and deeper in love with the city and its people,” the post concludes.

Red Panda Noodle started operating as a pop-up concept in 2022 after Hillis and Parker parted ways with Orlando Meats.

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Cupid’s Hot Dogs opened in March 2022 at 1515 Lee Road in Orange County. The restaurant is the only East Coast location of a California-based chain that first opened in 1946. The company is still family-owned and operated by sisters Kelly and Morgan Walsh.

The location was opened by franchisee Sorot Boyd Chamlongsupalak.

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