Four Seasons Buffet

This is a moderately priced Asian buffet with adequate selections to satisfy most people's palate. The quality is reasonably good for the price. The hot foods typically include a few stir fry dishes paired with fried rice and noodles. Several fried entrees punctuated by a handful of Western fares such as fries and pizza complete the main section of the buffet. A few items stand out better than the others, such as my favorite shrimps in chili sauce and salt & pepper wings.However, the best value of the house is their sushi. Since this restaurant is always very busy, the turnover is fast, which means the sushi is always fresh -- which is very important. There are also quite a few selections, and I particularly like the tuna. I also appreciate the fact that their sushi comes with a reasonably generous cut of fish accompanied by only a small piece of rice.Service is good and dishes at our table are always cleared promptly; drinks are also refilled in a timely manner. The place has a casual atmosphere, and the noise level is quite high especially when it is packed -- which is most of the time. But I guess few people come here for the ambiance. If you are looking for a decent Asian buffet at a great value, Four Seasons is certainly among one of my top recommendations.

Your favorite Yelp correspondent was in the Downey area for a doctor's appt and met my lifelong best friend for lunch after the appointment.It was Mick's turn to choose, and he chose well- Four Seasons Asian Buffet in Cerritos. On weekdays, you can enjoy their AYCE seafood buffet for a Jackson ($20). Mick gravitated, like a magnet to steel, towards their ample array of sushi, fried clams, calamari and numerous other delights of the sea. Meeeh? I'm not as brave in my dining choices, so I confined myself to Four Seasons selection of Chinese entrees, crowd pleasers like orange chicken, honey sesame chicken, General Tso's chicken, chow mein, sesame balls ooozing red bean custard, green onion pancakes etc. The service was expedient, compensating in speed for what they lacked in courtesy or pleasant demeanor. Why four and not five stars? I'll take the bait: A few of the dishes were served either at room temperature (the fries amd egg rolls) or so glistened with corpeous animal fat so as to render the dish inedible (their beef ribs).For dessert, you can choose from a selection of cold cut fruits like pineapple, grapes and melon or avail yourself to their novel, self-serve, scoop yourself ice cream. And wouldja believe they've EIGHT flavors to choose from?! The restaurant was clean and presentable, as we're the restrooms. My tab for midday lunch and a fountain drink was $24.71. Decent, considering it was all you can eat.

This place is quite busy during dinner time. So many varieties to choose from but just basic Chinese food. Food tastes alright so far, so far it clean and looking good. Price is average for buffet. Service quick, not bad at all.

We came here for lunch. The food was just ok. The hot and sour soup had a lot of red pepper flakes and it was hard to eat it. Orange chicken wasn't crispy. My favorite food was the chocolate ice cream.

I like the all you can eat Mongolian BBQ station at this place and their shrimp hits the spot, can't go wrong with it but all the other food is just meh... and prices keep getting higher.

I visited Four Seasons Buffet in Cerritos on a client's recommendation. The customer service was excellent, and the staff was very attentive, but I had mixed feelings about the food. While there was plenty to choose from, I felt like many dishes tasted overly sweet and lacked variety. Lunch didn't quite hit the mark for me, though the dessert selection was impressive. Parking was also a bit of a challenge. I might give it another shot for dinner to see if it's better!The restaurant was packed. I loved how lively the restaurant was. Pricing was decent. I paid around 47 bucks for two people.

No wait. Quick service before 12 noon after is a long wait. People were already waiting and filled the lobby. There was a few parties so pretty loud. For seafood lovers they have small crabs...they need to properly clean the clams i was told there was still sand. They have a chocolate fountain.

Not bad, not great. Honey chicken was the highlight of our visit. No unlimited drink options, no TVs inside. Some of the food was cold. Stir Fry bar was good.I'd skip out on here if I could find somewhere better, but until then....

First time coming here. Really glad we came here, service was great our server was very attentive, food was so fresh and tasty. The place itself was very well kept and clean definitely recommend this place. Overall happy we came here .

It was actually half decent. The food kinda tasted like it had been left out for a while, but for a buffet it wasn't too bad. Everything was just ok. Except the cheesy shellfish- I liked the cheesy shellfish. It was warm, gooey, and cheesy. The sushi bar was fun on the first run, but then you kinda start feeling how old it tastes. This would be the kind of place I would like when I was a young little chubby boy. And service was... self service (duh lol).