Four Season Buffet

I recommend for the price alone and it's probably the best in Skagit County. I moved back from Seattle where I was only 2 miles from the international district and I was really missing all the variety of Asian food. This doesn't hit all the marks, but it fills my nostalgia for certain foods. Definitely going to be one of my go to places.

Hmmm it's been a few minutes since I last was here. It has not changed up at all. Same good choices in the same positions on the buffet line. It's was a busy Friday but we got in just in time. During our time there the place filled up. Good thing we were mostly done. They keep the place as clean as they can given the large crowds shouldering into the food lines to get the stuff. There isn't really a line direction but I grabbed something off the corner of one. There was a gentleman next to what I got piling his plate and he threw some shade my way when I cadged a Chinese donut. Maybe he wanted the half dozen for himself. It'll be a bit before I go back but it was exactly what I expected.

First and foremost, you must remember that this is a buffet in Washington state. Washington state Chinese buffets are usually not so great. You also don't want to compare this buffet with Feast buffet that is down way south. With that in mind - this Chinese buffet is probably going to be the best in the area (maybe even the best within a 50 mile radius). It's cheap, and the selection is not bad. It's not impressive but it's going to taste a lot better than the next Chinese buffet you go to that is similar.

One of my favorite digs. Highlybrecommended for the price and all you can eat buffet, especially on the weekends where there is crab on the menu.

Even when I was told that this place was good, I didn't believe it. And to be fair, if this food was not from a buffet, I probably wouldn't give it five stars. But I've been to a lot of mediocre Chinese buffets. When it comes down to it, a lot of them choose to cut corners. I've seen buffets that give you an option to pay extra for access to "premium" buffet items. This joint seems to have gone the opposite route, maybe? They have fish, clams, prawns, crabs, oyster, and every other seafood you might want in a Chinese buffet. The seasoned and sauced delicious seafood boil even had full lobster tails as a "promotion." The lobster had excellent umami in the sauce, not too dry or over cooked. Unfortunately, there will probably be multiple customers staring at the line like vultures and grab most of the lobsters whenever they show up, but what can you do. They have eel in their sushi. They have lychee and longan in the fruit section. And they still had room for a Mongolian grill. Instead, they're mostly missing cheap crap like pizza and fries, which I do not miss. Somehow, they have all these more expensive items and good service for only 18 dollars. That's not the cheapest you can find, but with how inflation has been, it's really not far from it. Not sure how they even make a profit exactly. If I didn't know better, I might think this joint is a front for.....I should not say that. I like the tea as well. I think this is the first time I've given a Chinese buffet five stars. I've finally gone insane and lost all credibility.

Well, here's the 3rd review I've written about this place. During autumn I got food poisoning here, but just yesterday my nephew invited the entire family to Four Seasons as a farewell get together before he is off to his new house in crazy Florida. If it wasn't for him, I would not have gone. I'm glad I went for him, and although I did not spend hours afterwards throwing my insides up and praying for a quick death; I think the food is really nothing special. This did not used to be the case. I used to really like this buffet, sans the throw up festival I had last time I was there.So, I'll give it 3 stars because it does have a wide selection and some of what I chose was fairly tasty and I didn't feel like dying afterwards.Good job Four Seasons! Your food didn't try to kill me this time!

Located in a small strip mall on Burlington Blvd. I believe Pier 1 imports used to be next door to this place a while ago. Didn't know this place existed until I saw someone talk about it in a different food forum. The variety of food is amazing. Sushi, Chinese, Mongolian grill, seafood boil, all sorts of deep fried food, and more. The flavor of all the food was amazing. And plenty of spice to go along with it. They also had a soft serve ice cream station in addition to several trays of fresh fruit and dessert. I came here at 3pm on a Saturday. This is in between regular meal times and it was pretty packed. I think the locals know about this place. And to top it off, it was only $17/person. Are you kidding me?? How do they make a profit? I ate more than my share and as so pleased with the entire selection. Love this place!

Ok, lunch is really affordable here, I have eaten here a bunch of times, however the food does not change much, so I am getting a bit tired of the same stuff... The service is good, the staff is friendly and for the most part, on top of everything.. It is a casual place, and it is closed on Tuesday. I gave it low stars, because the verity of food does not change very often.

Good solid food...at quite a reasonable price. I like that they change up the menu from time to time!

My experience at four seasons was disappointing . the Chinese lady that served us kept on insisting on a tip even though it was just a party of two with a baby. She also repeatedly bugged us to pay our tab while we were still eating.. the service was pushy and uncomfortable. I wont be returning and do not recommend this place