The absolute worst Chinese food I've had in my entire life. Bland, oily and rancid. My entree came with a side salad and it was doused in mayonnaise! The egg roll was several layers of fried dough with hardly anything in the middle. Pot sticker was hard and greasy. Even the wrapped fortune cookie was a tasteless fail. Panda Express is better (which is not saying much) . read more

If you love old school American-Chinese food, this is the right place. We got there at 3.05pm on a Tuesday, it was raining, and the parking lot was empty except for two cars. There were no windows, and the door was a plain slab of wood with a dead bolt on it. I was kind of nervous. When we went inside, there was a large fish tank with a single large goldfish floating in it, a bar off to the right (full of people) and a large room with banquette seating off to the left. I didn't see a single person and thought they closed between lunch and dinner like some places, but just as we were getting ready to leave, a server came out of nowhere and whisked us off to a table. Turns out there was another couple there, sitting in an enclosed booth set into the wall. The entire restaurant was sparkling clean. You could tell it was old because there was wear on what had to be original equipment, but whatever could be scrubbed had been scrubbed. The menu came in a leatherette book, there were paper place mats with little zodiac signs on it and tiki lights over each table. There was also Ritchie Valens playing on the sound system. The only thing that could have made it more perfect was Elvis singing Blue Hawaii. We had roast pork (char siu) appetizer and the egg rolls, and I kid you not--the dipping sauce was ketchup, mustard and sesame seeds. The egg rolls were gigantic things, batter-dipped and piping hot. Everything came out in three minutes. I couldn't even eat the food until it sat another two minutes and then our entrees came out. Talk about memories. I haven't had Lemon Chicken like that since I was a kid. Batter dipped, piping hot, oozing with succulent pale yellow sauce and chunks of lemon. My companion had Mongolian Beef and it was stir fried to perfection. Just hot enough to soothe your belly and not hot enough to hurt. No chili peppers here, just savory goodness. The people across from us had fried rice, and yes it was compressed into a half sphere, something another yelper said, but that was the style way back then. This is a throwback to the seventies, in a really good way. The service was excellent, our waitress wasn't just fast, but also really nice and she put everything into a Chinese take-out container for us when we couldn't finish the enormous pile of food. I plan on making this place a regular stop. No wonder it looks so nondescript on the outside. It doesn't need to advertise. This place is a keeper. read more

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This is our 2nd time here in 3 weeks. We will NOT return! 1st time was ok, but tonight was awful! Almost an hour to get our food, then I ordered fried rice but she brought it out with white rice. She said I didn't order fired rice, wasn't going to argue so ate the steamed rice. I ordered chicken teriyaki, at other places the chicken is nicely drenched in teriyaki sauce. It was grilled, almost over done & no sauce! Hubby had General Tso's chicken, ordered 4 *, it was barely 1 *, and it was soggy from the grease. Our daughter had broccoli beef, the beef was almost freezer cold. The broccoli was tasty! read more

I have no idea why this place got such bad reviews! Maybe we caught it on a good night but it was super clean and the staff was amazingly friendly. Brought my 2 year old crayons to color with and even her own plate to share my dinner. I had the chicken chow mein with pan noodles and it was not the best I've ever had... hence why it lost a start... but my boyfriend got the general tso's and WOW it was the best I ever tasted. Very light and crispy and the chicken was pure white meat... none of that gross grisly stuff. They have a full bar and beer and I had just a cheap coors light but it was cold and they brought me a glass. This is an American/Chinese restaurant and they make no claims about being authentic. You want real dim sum go to the international district... this is great food and for where its located it is stellar. read more

Four Seasons - General Tso's half gone - Chinese Near Me - Enumclaw, Washington

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We go during lunch...great value lunch combo selections and the food is usually pretty good. Decor is dated but ok

Had the number three on the dinner menu. Fried rice, sub gum chow mein egg foo yong substitute for pork sweet-and-sour yes deep-fried prawns. The sub gum chow mein had excellent vegetables in it. The wonton soup was the best I've had. There were plenty of vegetables . Restaurant had a great atmosphere. It was reasonably quiet and good background music. It was clean and the service was excellent. I would recommend this place because it had a very reasonable price for the quality of food that you got. read more

The worst chinese food i have ever had in washington, disgusting all around and way to much cornstarch. Service was very good though, dial in those recipes and im sure it would be edible read more

I so wanted this place to be good!! But unfortunately it really disappointed. I ordered chow mien and it was utterly gross. The beef was chewy and rubbery. They may as well call it chewy rubbery mien. The fried wontons were good so that's a plus. The fortune cookies tasted utterly nasty!! Had many fortune cookies and this one was the utmost worst. Overall, the food was pretty bad and the service was so so. read more

This is my "go to" place for take out. And...as I wait for my take out, I always go see Georgia in the bar for a drink (One of the nicest and best bartenders ever). I love the won ton soup here! I have never had a bad meal and I order take out from here about 3 times a month. read more

I was disappointed by this food. I suppose being next to a motel means it's bound to not be good quality food but it was utterly disgusting. The egg rolls were deep fried with so much batter it looked like long cream puffs. The beef and broccoli was cold and the beef was raw. The pot stickers were 100% store bought and defrosted because it fell apart with the slightest touch. The only good thing was the rice...and anyone can make rice! read more

Four Seasons - Chinese Near Me - Enumclaw, Washington

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Service is good, the lady that takes your order is very nice. Theres a cool Hawaiian Maui themed bar in the back; but the food is pretty bad. I eat a lot of chinese food on a consistent basis, and this was one of the worst plates of chinese food I have ever had. Trust me, just don't. read more

the food was good and the server and waiter was so nice and a big portion of food 4/5 amazing place

Went there new years eve night. The ladies behind the bar were awesome. The karokee guy was great. I also had moo shu pork that was delicious. They had 2 dart boards and one pool table with a dance floor. Great night! read more

The food is excellent! Proportions great and everything tasted fresh. No complaints whatsoever on the food. However, we sat in the bar. Our food server / bartenders name was Georgia. She was extremely rude and customer service certainly is not a strong suit. Makes me sad because it is experiences like this that drive people away. Even if the food is good. read more

Food was absolutely delicious! Portions were huge!! Very friendly staff! Prices were shockingly low! Beef and broccoli had melt in your mouth meat! Egg flower soup was so yummy, the kind you want when you're sick! Will definitely be back! read more

Within the last hour I placed an order over the phone with the Four Seasons Restaurant here in Enumclaw. I ordered the Seafood Hot Plate. One of the items included in the dish was vegetables. I was disappointed in that be-cause the dish included chestnuts, ped pods, green and red peppers, none of which I care for. I should have asked what vegetables were included so I could have the vegetables I do not like not included in the dish. Maybe the restaurant should list on their menu what vegetables are included. read more

Seems this is one of those restaurants where you either love it or hate it. My wife and I easily fall into the love it category. Their sister restaurant used to be in Puyallup but it has been gone a while now. We make the drive from Tacoma every now and then and get a meal for two to go and it never is disappointing. In fact we believe it has gotten better the last few times and we are making the drive again today. read more

Apparently this is the only Chinese restaurants left in Enumclaw.....ironically. The exterior of the restaurant looks promising, as it has a large private parking lot with large Chinese writings on the sidewalls....must be good? The second I sat down and read the menu, I wanted to walk out...because it had items such as "Tom Turkey", "Chowder', and "burger". Okay okay, so the place has variety, maybe it's smart. I ordered one of the lunch combination items with sweet and sour pork, because I wanted to see how they make an all-time favorites. The wait staff asked me which soup I wanted - the Egg Drop Soup or the Clam Chowder. Wait - am I at Ivars?? Clam Chowder at a Chinese restaurant?? I bit my tongue and ordered Egg Drop. When the soup arrived, I stared at it for couple minutes because it looked much different from a traditional Egg Drop Soup. The word "soup" was probably not even suitable for it, because it was as thick as paste. When you tap the soup bowl, the content doesn't move at all.....scary! I put a spoon in it to make sure it was actually liquid, and took a "bite".....it's quite skillful for them to turn soup into "chowder"....impressed I was not. Next came the lunch, which was a round plate with a ball of fried rice shaped like...well, a ball. Right next to it is recognizable sweet and sour pork, then chow mein. The rice was sculpted and packed like a snow ball, which is not my ideal way of serving rice (supposed to be fluffy and fresh). The sweet and sour pork is about right, so I can eat that! The chow mein was a "poor man's version", because all it had was celery sticks and canned bamboo shoots. I could only find couple pieces of napa cabbage in there. The price - about right, $6~$7, but I'd rather go next door to the Kettle for a nice order of fresh breakfast scramble. Apparently, people in town like the food here at the Four Seasons. Some people who know better call it "poor reasons" or "for seizures" for a good reason! Don't come here to expect decent Chinese food. If you must....go to Safeway and their Chinese food is better...not kidding you. BTW, the place has a bar next to it.....with karaoke if you dare. read more

Had a craving for Chinese food and thought we would give it a try, simply for the sake of trying someplace different. Drove by a the place hundreds of times and found the exterior uninviting and most reviews were absolutely atrocious. Something weird happend, we actually thought the place was ok. My reviews tend to be overly critical, but the service was outstandind, we got our food in a timely fashion and our dinner was better than mosy chinese restaurants we have tried the past year. Maybe we caught them on a good night, but would definitely go back. read more

I would say this is your run of the mill Chinese place. The food is average (meaning it's good but not super fabulous) service is good and the prices are reasonable. I ordered take out here. The lunch came with rice, chow mein and the main dish. I've never had chow mein like that before - it was 95% bean sprouts and the rest was onion and little peices of chicken. Don't get me wrong, I actually liked it a lot but it was something different than what I was expecting. One area I was particularly impressed was the food temperature. It was a good 15-20 minutes before I was able to eat my lunch and it was still super hot. Usually by the time I Get back to my office it's a luke warm mess, but they were able to keep it hot, must have magic take out dishes or something... read more

I have fond memories of this place from growing up on the plateau. Every once and a while when I'm on a family visit we stop in for our favorite old-school dish, Almond Chicken. Over fried rice with some sweet and sour chicken - total comfort food. Also like the egg rolls (big and crunchy with fresh fillings) and the chow mein. Everyone that works here is so friendly and quick to make you laugh. Lots of happy, welcoming vibes whenever you stop by. I also just love the kitschy tiki lights that still hang around the dining room (from before this place was a Chinese restaurant, I'm assuming). No, this isn't fancy/traditional/healthy Asian fare. It's the greasy spoon-style Chinese that we had on New Year's Eve with my grandparents in Seattle. I can't help loving it, just like I can't help cracking open a box of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese every once and a while. What they do they do right, and with a smile. read more

Almost everyone who loves Chinese food has that one place where they tried it for the first time and heard a heavenly choir sing. The Four Seasons is mine. I grew up in Enumclaw and ate here for the first time soon after it opened. My parents were not particularly adventurous eaters so this was a big deal. I loved every. last. thing. I tried. When I was in fourth grade, the teacher went around the room and had everyone state their favorite restaurants. There were a lot of votes for McDonalds and various Mexican places but I was all in on the Four Seasons. I asked to eat there pretty much every birthday of my childhood. I realize that they have changed owners over the years and the place is a lot more run down but I ate there recently and the food was still great. No one does the pork/vegetable chow mein quite like they do. There really is no bad dish on the menu and I've had them all. Aside from ditching Steak Kew which was a family favorite, most of the food is still much the same as it's been for 30+ years. It's generally pretty fresh and delicious. If I could eat here every week for the rest of my life, I would be pretty happy but unfortunately it's a long commute out to the 'Claw for me these days so I usually only get out there once a year or so. I definitely try to eat here every time I do though. read more

This place is a joke. We ordered take out and they totally ripped us off! When I called the person was very snotty and informed me that if we came in to eat it would have been more. My family has gone there for thirty years, but now we'll find somewhere else! Don't bother! read more

Sitting there in the booth, carving through my gelatinous Chinese food that were in the shape of the ice cream scoop that served the portions, it seriously felt as if I had time-traveled to a bad 1960s Chinese diner. If you're keen on this unnervingly surreal experience, more power to you. But if you want decent Chinese food, go elsewhere! On the plus side, the food did not give me a stomach ache and the waitress was very nice. read more

In all fairness, it was Christmas Eve and busy but our take was not ready for 40 minutes after they said it would be. Fine, I'll wait in the bar. Big mistake, now I'm overpaying for drinks that I could be having at home. So ultimately, I'm out 90 bucks for food that was cold by the time I made the 3 minute drive home. Save your money! read more

This place has become a family tradition for my oldest son and father-in--laws birthday dinner. Everytime we go, the staff is always nice and friendly. The food is excelent and they give you so much that there is ALWAYS a huge amount of left overs to take home. It's not like we don't eat very much. My son is 6'2" 14 year old bottomless pit. Some of the food may be a little too greasy but it is still delicious. And for the younger ones/anyone who don't like/want to eat chinese food, they also offer some american food options like cheeseburgers and fries. read more

Definitely one of the worst Chinese restaurants I've been to. Hygiene is meh - had to wipe down the plates before we used them. Ordered the fried wontons - couldn't even tell what was inside them. The beef and prawns we ordered were definitely not fresh (the peppers and vegetables mixed with the Mandarin beef were the highlight of the entire meal). If you're looking for something authentic, don't waste your time or money. Wish I didn't go here for dinner. Panda Express tastes much better. 难吃，而且盘子和勺不干净。我后悔一切。别浪费你的钱或时间。 read more

I can't stand eating here. It is so rundown and has a funky smell. It is very outdated and the staff is mediocre on friendliness. The food is horrible however it is your typical generic nothing special Chinese food. It's overpriced and tastes like it came from a freezer and not made fresh. I honestly don't understand why it's so busy, maybe they found a magic dish I haven't tried. Every time after eating here it is an immediate stomach ache and I would rather go to the local McDonald's or jack in the box for my dinner. I think if they remodel and change the food to something better tasting it would do them a big favor. read more

I don't eat Chinese much after discovering Thai food but these gu us make mean chow mien. Good service and good food.

This is my first time ever writing a review for a restaurant but after getting some food from four seasons I had too... a little back story I was born in Enumclaw and always had a fascination for this place due to the cool it had from the outside I was always so excited to try this place and I finally did and wooooooooooooooooooow this is the worst chinese food I've ever had in my life there's so much breading and it doesn't even taste good the chow mein isn't regular chow mein it's got some weird clear noodles that are not good the red beef stuff your supposed to dip in the yellow and red sauce was more dry then in between a camels toes... omg everything is basically un edible the only thing that I liked was the rice! WTF the stuff from the safeway deli is way better then this place read more

Now closed on Sundays. Except holiday Sundays. Lol. Perhaps you can update your listing Four Seasons to your new hours?

I grew up in Enumclaw and have been going to the Four Seasons as long as I can remember. The quality has gotten worse in the last few years, and the restaurant itself could desperately use a remodel, but they still have the best egg flower soup and chow mein I've had anywhere. read more

I've been here a handful of times now and I'm always happy with the food and the service has been great!

Extremely bland food and overpriced for what it is. Dirty silverware. Dated decor. I only give it one more star because our server was pleasant and attentive. read more

I was looking for a good place for dinner in Enumclaw when I saw this place had an unfairly low rating. So I stopped and thought I'd take the time to write my experience. I'm not a chinese food fiend, but this is my family's go-to spot. My dad is the pickiest eater and even he loves it. Super flavorful food and always tons of leftovers with the family meals! Veggies are crunchy; meat is tender. Staff has always been great too! Bar can get a little rowdy, so I'd suggest the family seating if you want to enjoy company. read more

got take out recently and the food was the usual quality, which is pretty good for enumclaw. is this high-end chinese food like you might find in seattle, no. is this healthy food, no. it is what it is and they at least know it. the egg rolls are pretty good. prices are ok. read more

I'm always looking for good comfort food and this did not meet that standard. The staff was great and helpful, but the food haunted me for a few hours afterward. read more

Service was good . Food was very bland, fried rice not sure what it was it was red. Not very good .

Food was just ok. Never have I gone to a Chinese restaurant and had to pay for extra rice until this one.

The drinks are the best place in town to go to I love the local hangout and how personal it is Georgia is the best bartender I have ever had. She made me a long island that was the best I've ever had. A must go to!!!! read more