PC Restaurant

Excellent food and value for lunch specials! The owner and staff are outstanding! Won’t go anywhere else!

Very good for our neighborhood Americanized-​Chinese take out place! We have ordered several times for both delivery and take out, finding the food and service consistent. The staff are friendly and their delivery times are reasonable (have been as short as 30 minutes to around an hour on busy weekend evenings). The food is flavorful and the portions are plenty. Some of the things we have tried are green beans w/​beef, hot and sour soup, chow mein and salt and pepper pork chops. Prices are reasonable.

I’ve eaten here a few times and I always get the same thing: Honey walnut prawns and Mu Shu pork. Both are SUPER yummy and they give you so many prawns!!! The owner is super sweet and the service has always been great.

Best Chinese food around. So far there isn’t anything I have tried I wouldn’t order again. Fast friendly and great food. They even deliver though I have only just ordered to go or eaten in.

My new go to americanized chinese take out place!
I always get their lunch specials because it is well priced and DELICIOUS. My fav is the orange chick and the honey walnut shrimp. YUM. Range of price is $ 6 – 12. You get a choice of entrée, fried rice/​white rice, choice of egg flour soup/​hot and sour, and an egg roll. Also a fortune cookie lol!
Portions are pretty big and I’m always fat and happy after eating their chinese food.
The guys there are super nice and hilarious too!
Love love love this place.

The food is consistently delicious. Try the family dinner to get a good selection, and leftovers. We’ve tried a good portion of the menu at this point and everything has been good, but our favorite by far is the honey walnut chicken.

The food at PC Restaurant is sub par. The meat is bland, with little taste, and obviously of very low quality.
The last time I ordered from here, inside a crab rangoon, we got a big piece of SOMEONES GLOVE. Picture posted. Of course we called the restaurant immediately, and we had to throw out the entire order. Needless to say we had a terrible experience.
I will post an update describing what the restaurant did to rectify this really disgusting mistake (If they try to rectify it at all).

Decided to give their delivery a try last night. Here’s the breakdown:
Ordering: loved that I could order online. It glitches out a few times. Free delivery within 3 miles. Menu looked great
Delivery: took about 40 min. Delivery man pounded on my door. 4 sets of many within 30 seconds. He said nothing thrust food and bill at me. No smile. No thank you. I had previously included a 15% tip, wish I hadn’t. He was rude.
Food:
Wonton soup: bland. No veggies. Wontons were under cooked
Egg drop soup: bland. No veggies
Sesame chicken: soggy. Massive pieces. Lots of gristle. Overly sweet. Zero heat.
Fried rice: basically brown rice. No pork. No veggies. Again super bland.
Kung Pao chicken medium: greasy. No heat. No spice. Watery sauce
Spring roll: sooooooooooooooooo greasy.
Save your money and go elsewhere. Not worth the money. Icky!

We have ordered twice from here in the last 6 weeks. The first time we picked it up, and the second time we had it delivered. On both occasions, we ordered online. Delivery took 40 minutes ordered at 5pm on a Sunday.
PROS: Large portions, food tastes fresh, very friendly staff, easy parking, brown rice available,
CONS: Expensive (and you can’t order half-​orders), minimum $ 50 order for delivery (which ends up being $ 70 once tax, delivery fee, and tip are added on), no napkins or utensils packed with to-​go or delivery orders, must know to order rice separately as it is not included with any of the dishes (important to know if ordering online!).
Between our two visits, we ordered a LOT of food! We like to try lots of dishes when we first find a new place, so I will give feedback on everything we have had over the course of those two visits.
Chicken Pot Stickers: We ordered these fried. They are also available steamed. The filling was good, but they were much bigger than we expected (maybe 3.5″ long) and the «gyoza wrap» was a very thick bread-​like wrap, not the thinner crunchy skins we are accustomed to from teriyaki places. This might be traditional, but we didn’t care for the texture.
Crab Rangoon: The menu description is «Cream cheese, imitation crab meat wrapped in crispy wonton served with sweet and sour sauce». But the cream cheese filling is actually sweetened, which was very off-​putting. I’m pretty sure I’ve had crab rangoons that aren’t sweet. They were better dipped in the sweet/​sour sauce, but overall just way too sweet. We threw them out. A waste of $ 8.
Orange Chicken: This was delicious! The sauce was just right, the chicken pieces were tender, the breading was just heavy enough without being too heavy, and it was cooked just right (not too crispy but not soggy underneath the sauce). My son is a huge fan of orange chicken and he raved about it. And it was pretty, garnished with thinly-​sliced oranges.
Seven Flavor Beef: This was very good. The beef is tender and lightly coated in flour or cornstarch before being cooked, I think (it’s got that texture). We ordered it mild, and it was indeed spicy enough to provide a bit of a kick. The meat is cut in nice bite-​sized slices. I’ve never had this dish before, so have nothing to compare it to, but I thought it was good.
Szechuan Eggplant: I loved this! I am a huge eggplant fan, and this did not disappoint. The menu describes it as «Tender eggplant with onion and green onion, bamboo shoots in a spicy hot sauce». The eggplants are about 3″ long and green (not sure of the variety?) but split and then deliciously prepared in the sauce. The bamboo shoots are cut into matchsticks, so not those big sliced rectangles often seen. This dish is not very pretty, but the flavor is phenomenal. We ordered this mild and probably could have taken it up a notch because it didn’t really seem «spicy» to me. And despite their attempt to line the styrofoam takeout container with foil, the sauce leaked all over the inside of the bag, and this was one of the items we had delivered, so not our fault! But, a mess nontheless.
Phad Thai Tofu: This is very good, and really hits the spot when you want Thai and the rest of the family wants Chinese. The noodles are more narrow than I like in my phad thai (they are more like a ramen size), but the tofu is generous and cut in 2″ strips rather than cubes, which I liked. We ordered it mild and it has enough spice at that level that gives it a kick but isn’t distracting. We’ve ordered this twice now with consistent results.
Seafood Combination Hot Pot: This was delicious. The seafood was plentiful, the fish perfectly cooked (not mushy!), and the sauce just the typical clear, mildly salty cornstarch-​based sauce common in Chinese cuisine. This was a lovely dish!
None of the dishes come with rice, so you have to remember to order some if you want it. We were happy to see them offer brown rice, and it is perfectly done — nice and fluffy!
Overall, we like this place and will return. Delivery ends up being pretty expensive since there is a minimum of $ 50 purchase before tax and tip and delivery fee, but for us, the food arrived in a reasonable timeframe, it was hot, and it WASN’T pizza! :)

Good basic Chinese food. Lower priced, friendly helpful staff. It’s clean and pleasant. There weren’t many people there on the weekend day we went there, so we enjoyed visiting, and were able to stick around for a while to visit.

Lunch today. Surprising pleasant. Owner saw that I had iPad and asked if I wanted wifi. Food was pretty darn good too!
Large portion size. Although different taste for than I expected for what I ordered, I was very (fat) and happy.
I plan to return.

This place is my go to when I am craving me some Chinese food. I’ve lost count on how many times we’ve eaten at this restaurant ! The last time we were here, we ordered their chicken fried rice, salt and pepper pork chops, and green been chicken, and let me tell you, their food is FULL of flavor ! The owner is very friendly and customer service is great !

I have mixed feelings about this place. I really enjoy the service everytime because they are always so friendly and welcoming. The counter to that point is this place is super hit or miss when comes to food. The food is pretty affordable and there’s good dinner combos. It’s just that somes dishes are really well done while others are poor quality and/​or preparation. I think what I discovered is that the soups and noodles are generally done great. Most of the times the meat entrees especially the fried ones are a major let down. For example, I ordered Mongolian beef at 5 stars spiciness (which is my normal spiciness level I order at anywhere). I received something that resembled General Tsos because of the odd gelatinous red sauce. After tasting it, I think the flavor resembled that of a ketchup and Sriracha mix. To say the least, it was awful. The cashier boasted being more authentic and having very delicious dishes, but I think that I can easily argue my case that it is not.
I would say that if you’re in the mood for Chinese food even Americanized Chinese that you may get let down with going here even though it’s at lower price point. Unfortunately, I don’t have other alternatives to recommend in the area, but dont plan on returning anytime soon.

Been eating there for 2 years. Put an order in tonight for the same thing I have ordered since I started eating there, for delivery. The total ended up being $ 10 more then I ever paid before plus they messed up on my order. Who has ever paid $ 50.00 for chinese take out?
I Called them back, they said they were to busy to talk and then said they would send me the right order and then had somebody call me who knew nothing of what was going on. He then called me back and started to argue with me that I did order something I never ordered before. He then refused to make things right.
I dont know what happened to their customer service and prices. Dont order from them unless you want to get bamboozled.

I’ve been looking for a solid Chinese food place here in Bothell ever since moving up from Bellevue and finally stumbled across PC. The food here is great, and the owners are always very nice. They have a nice selection, but the General Tso’s chicken is excellent. We’ve been placing our order online which has been very convenient and it has been on time every time.
Will be going back frequently to satisfy my Chinese takeout appetite.

It is with great sadness that I am obligated to write my first one star review. PC Restaurant has officially lost us as customers after bringing us late, cold food leaking contents all over the place. The first time we ordered delivery our order was 20 minutes passed it’s «required» deliver time. Today our order took even longer.
This time our order took an hour and fifteen minutes to deliver when the order was placed at 7:11PM, far passed rush hour. The food was 30 minutes passed the «required» deliver time. I asked the delivery man if there was anything he could do since our food was cold and late. He called his boss who apparently said we still had to pay full price. To put icing on the cake, I opened the bag and found soup and other liquids placed at the bottom of the bag leaking all over. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, and I am obliged to write an honest review about restaurant dishonesty.
The food itself was average on the Chinese food spectrum. We ordered the General Tsaos Dinner combo. The rice lacked flavor, the hot and sour soup was only sour, and the meat was overcooked.
I advice all passerby’s and locals to avoid this place at all cost. They false advertise delivery times, give terrible customer service and serve you cold, overcooked food that leaks contents all over your kitchen.

We were craving Chinese food, but our usual go-​to restaurant, Imperial Wok, was closed. I hadn’t been to PC for a few years, so we decided to give it a try again.
Pros: We used Eat 24 to place an order for pick up, which was great! The service was quick and ready when promised.
Cons: The food was just ok. We had a variety of dishes, but none of the flavors were outstanding. The chicken and beef tasted very similar; they were lacking in flavor.
I’m glad we gave it a second chance, but we’ll stick with Imperial Wok.

This is a solid choice for Chinese food in the Bothell, Mill Creek area. Situated in the retail area just off I-​405, it’s easy to get to and the food is good. Situated between an Arby’s and Five guys burgers, this is usually an easy choice for me. I usually go for lunch, but haven’t been in for dinner yet.
My normal dish is the MaPo Tofu. Lunch comes with hot & sour or egg drop soup, fried rice and an egg roll. Good value and good quality food. 7 flavor beef is a standout dish, with unique flavor and good spice. I had the almond chicken for takeout, which was crisp and flavorful, but the gloppy sauce was a turnoff.
It can be crowded at lunch, meaning difficult to get a table and a little slow. It’s fairly popular. PC describes itself as «perfect Chinese». I wouldn’t go that far, but I like it and wil go back.

Pro– The food was good. The orange chicken had a bit of a spice to it that I wasn’t a fan of but the wonton soup and rice was good.
Cons– The delivery driver was rude. About 20 minutes after ordering she called saying that she couldn’t find it and doesn’t remember the address. Before I could say anything she asked the apt number and I kept trying to tell her and help with directions but she just kept asking if I lived in canyon park and what my apt number was and that she’s lost and forgot where I live. Then I think her phone had bad signal since it seemed like she hung up on me. About 30 minutes later, about a hour after I ordered, she showed up. After we got our food she decided it was good customer service to ask for a tip. We politely told her no and she kept saying that she drove all the way over here and we should tip. We only live a block or two away and it took her 45 mins to find us. We told her that she wasn’t getting a tip and she huffed away. Probably won’t go here again.
And a side note, be careful while eating. I found a piece of foil in my rice.

Stopped in for lunch at around 12pm on a Wednesdsy. I was having this internal debate between Chinese and five guys burgers since they are right next to each other and low and behold Chinese one. Walk inside and every table has someone sitting in it and they have 5 people in line waiting to place an order. Usually this is a good sign but there seemed to be something disorganized about the whole way things were going.
I decide what the heck by time I get my order in and they make my food I’m sure a table will open up. In typical Chinese food restaurant décor they have pictures of their food hanging on the wall. I ly these pictures are gigantic and I gave into the phoroshop gods. The seven flavor beef looked delicious so I decided to go with the lunch special that comes with fried rice and a spring role. It took a while for me to finally place my order, I mean like I stood there 7 minutes being the next person in line. So a table opens up, I sit down and bam food is there 5 minutes later.
Everything seems to be in order except the 7 flavor beef on my plate looks nothing like in the picture. Doesn’t really taste all that great. So in all I have below average food, inefficient ordering process all deceptive photos. Overall I wasn’t impressed. I will say that my lunch only ran $ 8 which I consider to be cheap so if you are try to save a couple bucks you can give this place a try. Just be warned you get what you pay for.