This is the first pandaren race I've found that I really liked. I think this is a very good translation of the race into 5e. The one issue I have is with how Quaking Palm works as currently worded. I think it would make it more balanced to have the ability have a number of uses equal to your wisdom modifier (Minimum 1) per short rest; also, I think it would make more sense for it to work similarly to the monks stunning strike, with the target making a con save against being stunned until the end of your next turn instead of a wisdom save against being paralyzed.

I do like the concept of this race, it seems heavily influenced by World of Warcraft. But i find this race significantly overpowered, and would like to make some critiques as to the abilities of this race. Some personal opinion, others more critiques on balance and power level.

Similar to the other comment I've seen, the quaking palm ability is incredibly powerful. Even if there were a limit as to how many times you can do it per day, paralysis is one of the most powerful conditions you can inflict, causing an automatic critical if a creature hits the target. There is a reason that the hold person is a second level, concentration spell. This race gets it innately, and there is no named limit as to how long the condition lasts for. Even if it only lasted for one combat round, this makes the monk's stunning strike ability completely redundant, and they aquire that ability at 5th level. 

If i were to suggest some ways of overhauling that ability, I would make it an ability that you can use an amount of times equal to your Wisdom modifier (a minimum of once) per long rest, change the saving throw to constitution, and change the condition to stunned (akin to the monks stunning strike) until the start of your next turn.

I also have a critique with the Bouncy ability.

I see the idea of the concept, and i think it could work. However, i think there should be a fall limit as to how effective the ability is. ( for example, the ability could only work up to 100 ft fall height.) It would make more sense that the rotund nature of the panda would allow them to roll from a fall outside of bouncing. Maybe this is personal preference, but i still find outright halving damage from any fall rather overpowered. Other recommendations would be; having the damage be reduced by an amount equal to some number multiplied by your level (akin to the monk) or multiied by your constitution modifier.

I understand the idea behindthe Gourmand ability, and I don't really have a problem with it, however,  i do find it very unlikely that insight, investigation, or perception would be used in a normal scenario related to food, unless it was to detect poison or something akin to that. And that would be fine, though i feel it would make more sense to make it a survival proficiency instead, again, personal opinion over criticism.

The inner peace ability seems okay, I understand the concept behind it, and many creatures have the same ability, no real complaints here.

In regards to the Epicurean ability, I would probably say gift either Cooks utensils or Brewers supplies based on character backstory over gifting both of them. But it doesn't make the race any more or less powerful, so i have no big opinions on it.

My only other issue is that when you make it a character, you can't view any of the abilities within the character sheet itself, you have to constantly refer to the race overview. This is more a critique of the implementation into D&D beyond over a critique of the race itself though.

This review? Critique of this class wasn't meant to cause offence to the creator, i am simply looking to express solutions that would likely crop up in your average campaign.  If this race fits in the world and the DM has no complaints about it however. Go for it.

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much just for a race