First time trying PC Restaurant!…read more I didn't feel like eating alone so I ordered online for takeout. The online ordering was super easy. Browsing their menu online, they seemed to have a weekday lunch special at a reasonable price with a pretty good amount of food. You can choose one rice option (regular or fried rice) and one soup option (Egg Flower or Hot & Sour). I know it is pretty basic Chinese restaurant you can find anywhere in the States... The app said my order would be ready in about 15 minutes, but I ended up getting there later because I had something else to take care of. I was a little worried the food might be cold by the time I arrived. But when I got there, the person working there (I'm guessing the owner) asked how spicy I wanted it and made a fresh batch in about 2 minutes before packing everything up. Really nice touch! The staff was friendly, and the food was still nice and hot. As for the taste, it's pretty much what you'd expect from any typical Chinese restaurant. Nothing super unique, but definitely familiar. I had the egg flower soup first. It was nice and comforting before the meal. For the General Tso's chicken, I chose level 3 out of 5 for the spice, and it was just right for me. Overall, nothing mind-blowing, but there was something nostalgic about the whole meal. It kind of tasted like the Chinese food I remember from years ago. One funny thing I noticed from the reviews... they have Pad Thai here too ;) A few people seem to like it, so now I'm kind of curious. Might have to try that next time.

Better than average Chinese joint in Bothell. The space and decor are modest, but the food comes…read moreout fast and is quite tasty, Lunch combos are a great deal and comes with an egg roll and soup. Portions are huge and much larger than other nearby places. I'm a fan of their general tso (better than the orange) chicken, while my friends love the seven flavor beef. They also have a full range of classics. The beef chow fun was decent but not as good as places in the CID. But I remind myself that I am in Bothell and it's good to have options!

Love, love, love these guys. Call for our fav pizza's and 15 minutes later pick 'em up, pippin' hot…read moreand tasty too. Smart, savvy, and conscientious staff with great management, this place is easy to use, cheap, and good eatin's.

Saint Pita was pretty decent overall. I ordered the Falafel Pita through DoorDash. The pita itself…read morewas decent, and the salad inside was fresh and really nice, which added a good balance and crunch. The only downside was that the falafels were a little overfried, so they came out slightly too crisp/dry for my taste. Overall, still a decent order

They put pickles on my gyro. Pickles are definitely not the same thing as the cucumbers that were…read moresupposed to be on it. I'm sure they know that as they advertise the "ultimate gyro" as having cucumbers with a picture of the gyro with cucumbers. Food was still good, but pickles don't belong on a gyro, especially without asking to substitute with them

I used to come here regularly, and I really liked this place. Unfortunately, things have gone…read moredownhill significantly. The food has become worse, the tablecloth was dirty, and the staff seemed to have very little understanding of proper customer service. The girls at the front were continuously talking among themselves instead of paying attention to customers, and the overall service was disappointing. Most importantly, the food was very bad compared with what it used to be. This restaurant feels very old and poorly maintained now. In my opinion, the owner should either step away, sell the restaurant, or bring in someone who can properly manage and improve it. I would not recommend coming here again. There are better places where you can spend your time and money and actually enjoy your meal. I hope the owner takes this feedback seriously and makes some major changes.

Yummy! This is one of our go-to Uber Eats dinner spots. My best friend loves curries and kormas so…read moreon weekends in we order a feast from them. The naan is generous in portion as are the curries. We have ordered the tikka masala (chicken/shrimp), korma (chicken/shrimp), and saag paneer on many occasions. Everything is flavorful and exactly what our group is always looking forward to.

In my top two favorite restaurants in Washington State (after visiting Seattle twice). The wings…read morewere just unbelievable, as was my chick'n sandwich. Most vegan chicken sandwiches are pretty plain/not super crispy, but theirs was so insanely good and crispy. Probably the best I've had, period. My husband loved the porkless sandwich too, and the fries were killer. 100000/10, and will absolutely come back when we visit the Palmer House again :)

Cool, hip place with interesting art. Has a comfy diner feel. Friendly service. I was on a road…read moretrip with friends. I was happy one of my friends was a vegetarian and chose this cafe to dine at. I had been craving biscuits and gravy for a couple weeks. The last vegan cafe I had biscuits and gravy at, did not satisfy the craving. So I'm happy that Bayside Cafe totally fulfilled my craving! The gravy was savory, the biscuits were yummy. My friend got a fish-less sandwich that she enjoyed. I would totally go back if I'm ever in the area again!

I was certainly spoiled by living next to Dearborn, with the multitude of Iraqi markets on…read moreGreenfield and Warren. Now since moving to Seattle, I've been on the hunt for a similar market and Mmarket seemed to fit the bill. This is a small market that most importantly (for me at least) has a small kitchen pumping out classic Iraqi dishes, and also the typical Iraqi breads. Iraqi-Style Beef Kabob ($2.99) - They only had beef kabobs available when I stopped by. They grill the kabobs over a normal gas grill rather than the more traditional charcoal. The temperature and cook time seems to be a bit lacking as there isn't really any developed char or smoky flavors. The smell is almost gamey, but the texture is very tender, and the taste is mild with some allium notes. Charring would greatly improve the anemic appearance and taste of the meat. They serve the kabobs on a wheat pita and for some reason do not include any charred tomatoes, onions, etc that this would normally come with. This is probably the only place to get Iraqi-style kabobs in the area, so I can't complain too much. (3/5) Hummus ($4.99) - This is served in an 8 oz container and they add olive oil and sumac on top before handing it over. The hummus is a bit coarse and has a somewhat strong earthier flavor than a lot of other hummus. Still, this seems to be relatively fresh, without the taste of lemon or preservatives. That's a win in my book, for an area not known for Middle Eastern food. (3/5) Mmarket also sells bags filled with khubz and samoon, which according to the owner, isn't baked on site, but at a bakery nearby. Next time I visit I'll need to ask if that bakery is accessible to the public, just so I can get the freshest bread right from the tanoor, assuming they use one rather than a commercial oven. I gave Mmarket a 3/5 purely because the only comparison point I have is with the Iraqi markets in Dearborn. Let's be real, outside of a select few regions in the US, 90% of "Middle-Eastern" (aka "Mediterranean") food is some abomination of Americanized Greek food mixed with food from the Levant. Of the more authentic 10%, 90% of those restaurants focus on Lebanese cuisine. That last 1% includes places like Mmarket - places that serve authentic food from a specific country in the Middle East. While the execution of the food here is more grocery-store level than restaurant-level, for anyone who wants a taste of real Iraqi food, Mmarket is probably the best in the area. While I wouldn't get the prepared food again, I would come back for the khubz specifically since I don't think there's anywhere else near Seattle that has it for sale.

Nice Mediterranean grocery store. The best part this store is having a full commercial kitchen…read morewith few delicious menu items. They have nice Iraqi kabobs and Iraqi fish plus other items all made fresh per order. Clean place , good prices and very kind and friendly owner and staff. It's a small family business.

Mr. Growlers inside of Mr. Kleen is a hidden gem. I don't even go for gas, it's all about the…read moresandwich/deli and the service you get there. Shaylene is the best there! Professional and great people person! This convenient store has every you need inside. I'll be stopping by again real soon.

Convenient to grab a bite while waiting for an oil change but can't recommend the food. A simple…read morecheeseburger was $10 and was served with a spongy flavorless patty and a thin translucent slice of cheddar cheese. It was on par with that i might expect to find under a heat lamp at 7-11 for $3. Maybe I'm paying for the convenience but I'd rather pay a bit more for a burger made with good quality ingredients.

Went to celebrate Fathers day we had a nice lunch with two Beers from the list. And entrees with…read moreyummy tater tots .

We have been to Diamond knot before and everything was great. We had reservations but seems like we…read morewere lucky to get a table.? They didn't tell us about any items out and they were out of donut rolls, basil, and very bland food, nothing seasoned. I spent over $200 so disappointed. My daughter received spinach instead of basil. (She does not like spinach) Did not get another soda, waitress was busy but still. The runner was awesome!