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Restaurant PM

Bold Szechuan spices define the authentic flavors at Restaurant PM.

Downtown
4.2$
CLOSEDOpens Today at 11 am
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Restaurant PM specializes in the complex interplay of regional Chinese and Szechuan culinary traditions, characterized by the deliberate use of numbing peppercorns and vibrant chili infusions. The menu highlights a commitment to robust spice profiles and the delicate balance of Thai aromatics that define its diverse flavor landscape. Diners experience a menu structured around traditional stir-fry techniques and authentic wok-seared preparations that prioritize textural integrity. Each dish serves as a showcase of bold seasoning, reflecting deep-rooted mastery over heat and fragrant botanical elements. The environment focuses on functionality and efficiency, supporting an experience centered entirely on the delivery of intense, multi-layered tastes. This establishment maintains a rigorous consistency in ingredient preparation, ensuring that every plate reflects the specific, sharp characteristics required by its fusion of distinctive pan-Asian cooking styles.

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Reviews for Restaurant PM

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on Google3.9 (1100+)
*as of 2026-08-15
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Review Summary

Restaurant PM is widely recognized for serving delicious, authentic Cantonese and North American Chinese cuisine characterized by generous portions and affordable prices. Diners frequently highlight the exceptionally fast and efficient service, noting that dishes are consistently served fresh and hot. While the atmosphere is described as straightforward and unpretentious, the staff is often praised for being kind, professional, and attentive. With an extensive menu that caters to various dietary preferences, this restaurant remains a popular destination for those seeking reliable, high-quality meals in a welcoming environment.
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Foodie
1 Review
2.0

Terrible attention to detail. Ordered with details to allergies & still arrived wrong. Very good about replacing but 2 hours after order finally ate. Food bland & low quality for the price. I am happy to pay well for good food but feel like I spent a lot for second rate food ar best.

Jun 22, 2014
Foodie
1 Review
4.0

I've been to this restaurant a lot every year.

The restaurant is not big enough, that's about the only thing I'm not satisfied. & of course, the waiters depending on the day & mood are a bit unpredictable. In general I'd recommend the restaurant to those seeking genuine Chinese, please note, the genuine authentic Chinese food.

The restaurant is more a Cantonese style, meaning mild & the cooking style is to bring out the taste of food itself, remarkable. To add on that, the chef added a few dishes to the menu like green beans (sorry I don't know the name in English) & Japanese toufu are highly recommended.

In years I've dined there I'm never disappointed. that is the reason I always take my guests there, or simply dine for pleasure.

Mar 13, 2014
ulysse333
45 Reviews
3.0

On ne se casse pas la tête dans ce resto. Le nom PM veut dire prêt à manger - ce qui est un peu ridicule comme nom, mais ça dit bien ce qu'est ce resto - & le menu contient plus presque une centaine de plats différents, allant du pad thai jusqu'au homard, en passant par le boeuf à l'orange. Bref, vous avez faim, vous voulez du choix à prix raisonnable, vous voulez manger & ressortir repu: allez-y.

Rien d'extraordinaire ici: on y mange très bien, mais certains plats non-chinois sont un peu ratés. Le concept de la table tournante avec les plats au centre qu'on partage rend le souper de groupe convivial & agréable. Les nappes en plastique & l'éclairage au néon font un peu cheap, mais après la 2e assiette & un peu de bière japonaise, tout le monde s'en fout.

On se croirait dans un resto du quartier chinois, en mieux. Le service est sympathique & efficace, sans se prendre trop au sérieux. Un des rares endroits où aller manger à 8-10 personnes ne veut pas dire que tout sera compliqué. De plus, ils ont quelques plats régionaux chinois moins connus, qui gagnent à être essayés. Ça fait changement du sempiternel général tao (disponible aussi évidemment).

Jun 14, 2013