This was a solid Thai food experience! I'd probably give it closer to 4.5 stars but rounded up. We got the pad see ew with chicken, the teriyaki chicken and the green curry. All we're flavorful, with well cooked veggies, meat an rice/noodles - nothing overcooked and everything seemed high quality and fresh. The curry had lots of fun flavor notes and came with fluffy rice. The pad see ew could've used a little more sauce but was sweet and savory in the way you hope pad see ew will be. The portions were reasonable too, with 3 dishes ending up with enough leftovers for lunch for 2 people the next day. We'll definitely add this into our takeout rotation! read more

I'll start by saying that the Tom Kha soup here is by far the best in Tucson in my opinion. I tried every it at every single Thai restaurant in town and for me, no other come close to how good it is here. Tart and well balanced with all the flavors of galangal, kaffir lime leaves and spice. Not overly sweet. It comes with mushrooms and I get it with fried tofu or vegetables (they now charge extra to do half and half unfortunately and it's already a little pricey) I alway get Tom Kha at the highest spice level. It's not very spicy here but consistently good. I ask them for Chilli crisp sauce on the side and love to put it in the soup too. Solid 5 stars from me for the Tom Kha soup here! I really miss their old location 4 Seasons where they had it served in a hot pot and had the picnic tables outside. At this new location now they only have disposable dishes and no outside seating. While I find the Tom Kha really perfect here, other dishes are a little less consistent for me. for example last time I got the red curry it was very watery and not quite as good. I did really like their pumpkin curry here too. If you enjoy spice I recommend getting the highest spice level here (5/5), it's definitely far below the spice level of many Thai restaurants. At their previous location I really enjoyed the fresh rolls with tofu but I have yet to get them at the new location. Oh and they are vegan and vegetarian friendly in my experience. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite! read more

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Back in town Tucson, Wanted to try the place since I was originally a fan of four seasons, their original restaurant. A little more of a lunch and go atmosphere, but the food was wonderful as with their original restaurant prices were good. The the portions of sushi were generous, and the staff were very friendly. I would recommend this as a nice spot to get a quick bite or enjoy a fun Asian fusion restaurant. read more

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Seasons Eats is conveniently located next to U of A in a strip center. We were greeted warmly when we arrived, given menus, and told to order at the counter when we were ready. When we did, the staff was friendly and helpful in answering our questions. I ordered the veggie Pad Thai (mild) and my partner got the chicken Green Lava (medium). Our food came out in about 10 minutes. The portions are generous and served in to-go containers, which makes it easy to bring home leftovers. The Pad Thai was fresh and filling, though the sauce was a bit sweeter than I prefer. My partner really enjoyed the Green Lava and said he'd definitely order it again. read more

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Food: marginal. Very lackluster. I had a paddy salad, and it came with a third of a wedge of lettuce and chopsticks?? the flavors are just OK but overly dressed. My friend had a California roll and she said it was decent. Service: do you order at the counter... Ambience: just a little hole in the wall sit down fast food joint. And get this... No restroom at all. I asked and the answer was no. Will I come back? Don't think so. read more

Seasons Eats - Underwhelming papaya salad with soggy jalapeños. - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

We stopped in for a quick dinner on Sunday evening with a craving for Thai food. The place is really casual, unassuming, minimal decor etc. That being said, the food came out quick and was really flavorful. We split the Tom Kha soup with veggies and tofu ($2 up charge) and the pad Thai with shrimp ($2 up charge). I felt that the prices were high for the food being served on paper plates and for the atmosphere of the restaurant being very casual. There's no bathroom available for customers either. I expect $40+ on two entrees to come with a little more ambiance, but portions were good. We had plenty of leftovers for the next day. I would return for to-go soup but this isn't the place to take someone for a nice date. 3.5 stars read more

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Service was fine. Ambiance is definitely casual maybe even below casual. Panang Curry was thin. But tasty. Medium spicy is perfect. I got 8 jumbo shrimp which was definitely filling. It's a $2 up charge for shrimp which is not on the menu. For curry in a to go cup it was $18 which seemed pretty ridiculous (refer back to ambiance comment). For the price I expect rich and delectable. It tasted better the next day and I did have sizable leftovers. read more

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Since this is a mixed Asian Chinese, Thai and Japanese restaurant, they're trying to sell more selections n items on the menu. But getting confused there's no signature dish at all? I thinking they have a positioning issue. I ordered the Pad Thai noodles and it wasn't too impressed... overcooking using with those sweet n sour sauce, no tenderness on the meat of chicken... But there were a good quantity of foods and good services even though not much offering on table service since it's a counter cashier ordering. Overall services staff was nice enough, but the food wasn't attractive enough... read more

Seasons Eats - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

A friend and I got dinner at Seasons Eats, and it was a decent meal with large portions and quick service. She got Pad Thai with shrimp and I got the Fried Crispy Chicken Basil. I think her pad thai was better than my chicken; hers was spicy (as she'd requested), with good flavor and plenty of shrimp. Mine was fine, but only just fine. There wasn't quite enough sauce to coat the chicken and vegetables, especially while eating it along with rice. Neither dish was disappointing, but also neither stood out to me as something that I'd definitely want to order again. The meal was capped off with a strong finish, though, thanks to the Mango Sticky Rice. It was sweet and rich, with lots of coconut sauce. It was wonderful! If you want a sweet treat, this is a must-order dessert. (To be honest, the Mango Sticky Rice very nearly pulled my rating up to four stars.) This is a very casual spot (counter service, paper plates, self-bussing). Heads up: there's no bathroom here for customers' use. read more

Same as it ever was, minus breakfast and weirdly a bathroom. Four Seasons was my go to for Thai for years I can't even remember how long. When it closed it left a big hole in my eating agenda. I literally ate there 2 to 4 times a month. Drunken Noodles always my go to in times of need of comfort food. I ordered that at Seasons Eats and I was so excited I forgot to take a picture. It was amazing just like I remember almost double in price but that's par for the course. I miss the old place and my favorite chicken fried pork and eggs. On the menu still is hillbilly rice so that's good. I'm so glad it's back in whatever version. It's just like a good friend you haven't seen in a while, you pick up right where you left off. read more

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I repeatedly order Thai take out from here. Delicious every time!! My new favorite Thai food in Tucson. I love the pad thai and yellow curry. The portions are HUGE! read more

Went for lunch on a Wednesday and received friendly service at the counter. We ordered the tofu spring rolls and pumpkin curry with chicken. The restaurant is simple and cozy and was located in the old Unitea boba place. The curry was good and came with rice) and pumpkin was just the right texture. The spring roll came a little later than the curry, but it was good with noodles in it. The soda machine wasn't working that day, but luckily they had Thai tea. Will totally return! read more

Seasons Eats - Pumpkin curry with chicken - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Four seasons is back but with a new name! I was a big fan of this restaurant before and the current restaurant holds up to their original one. My favorite has been their curry, and today was no exception. My friends and I each got curry, medium spice level. It could've been much spicier. The curry flavor was exactly what I was looking for and I loved the big chunks of pumpkin in it. If you want Thai comfort food, I would recommend this Seasons Eats! The only reason I don't give it five stars is their heavy use on single use items. They don't serve their food on washable plates, and the silverware and chopsticks are disposable. Even when you order to go to use a lot of wasteful plates and cutlery. read more

I had dinner here with a friend. We shared two dishes: Pineapple Fried Rice ($18.50) and Red Curry with beef and brown rice ($17.50). Both were pretty good, especially the curry. But neither really stood out as memorable. It's a casual counter-order place. The prices are kind of high for this kind of place. It's OK but not the best in town for Thai food. read more

All the curry dishes are on point. Really like the yellow curry chicken last time I was there.

We loved the food! It was excellent. I had Chinese Combo Fried Rice and Kung Pao Shrimp and they were wonderful. The Kung Pao had just the right amount of kick and the sauce was thick and rich. Kathy ordered Egg Foo Young with shrimp and absolutely loved it. Large patties, lots of shrimp, and, again, a nice thick gravy. She ordered Chicken on Stick and really appreciated the peanut sauce. She declared them to be delicious. We ordered some Gyoza and they were also nicely done. We also chowed down on the General Wonton Soup. Very nice. Excellent food all around and lots of leftovers to take home. We ordered Green Curry with chicken to take home and our son says it is delicious. Our leftovers will make a great second meal or satisfy some late night snacking crave. There are a couple of not so great things such as no bathroom facilities in the restaurant which means you have to walk a bit to use a restroom. The parking situation is also a bit weird but workable. I wasn't a fan of the recyclable plates and bowls they serve on as they tended to soak up sauces and broths rather quickly. I'm a sucker for family run places and it was a delight to see the little kids of the servers (owners?) running around and enjoying themselves. You grab a menu, find a table, and when you are ready to order you go to the counter and place your order. They then bring your food to the table. It was a slow time for them so everything went smoothly but it might be different if it were busy. Great food! We'll be back. read more

The former Four Seasons is back!! I love this place! The menu is pretty much the same and so are the owners!! They're now at the University on the little strip mall near Noodies! The pad thai didn't disappoint, and they have a 15% off all orders for the next several weeks! read more

I was pleasantly surprised with how delicious the food was. We got the green chicken curry - perfectly rich and had some actual heat to it which I love. The chicken was tender and the veggies had the perfect crunch. We also got a sushi roll, I believe it was the number 29, and it was huge! Everything was well worth the price and we will definitely be back again. read more

Seasons Eats - Green chicken curry - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Service was friendly and dining area was clean. There was a sign that said no restrooms available though, so there is that. The food was good but was not stellar. I went for lunch and had the Hee-Ma Roll. Portions were fairly reasonable. This place is definitely an added lunch option that is walkable from the health sciences campus. I would probably come back again to try their other menu items, but expectations should definitely be tempered. read more

There's a great new place (new to us but other reviews point out that Seasons was previously open on Miracle Mile) for Thai and Chinese food in Tucson, on Speedway, University area, in the Nob Hill strip mall (Noodies). It's small and pretty clearly family-run. The food has been great - fresh and tasty. We've only had Thai dishes and there's only a few Chinese dishes. They do have a ton of Sushi rolls but we haven't tried any (but will soon). My favorite is their Thai Noodles Soup (had it twice!). Excellent broth, plenty of noodles and a few veggies (mostly sprouts). I chose Seafood as my protein. There's the usual "Krab" but plenty of well-cooked shrimp, and some calamari morsels. And a few tasty muscles (shelled). There's no better noodle soup in Tucson! W had the Yum appetizer salad. Delicious. On another visit I had the Drunken Noodles. Was wanting more vegetables but maybe that's the recipe. W tried the Goong Oob Woon Sen (mushrooms, veggies and light noodles. Again, it was delicious. There are no separate "lunch specials" but during lunchtime they give you (complimentary) an egg roll and a crab puff plus that delicious sweet sauce. Staff (there's only several that I could see) are super friendly, efficient and helpful. You order at the counter but if you're eating in, they'll bring your dishes to your table. Quite a few takeout orders. As Tommy T accurately noted in his review, everything is put in 'to go' packaging. So, even if you're eating in, you're stuck with plastic utensils. At least they're not the flimsiest variety. We plan on bringing our own next time. Important to note: There's no washroom/restroom. For most of May '25, there's a grand-opening 15% discount automatically applied at checkout. read more

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Take out was quick, and the pad se ew was phenomenal! Don't know that we would eat in here as everything is served in to go containers, but easy enough to pick up. Excited to have another Thai place in town! read more

Only reason for the three stars is at these prices I'm not expecting to eat on paper plates and with cheap plastic utensils! They serve you your food in to go containers even though you're dining in, and in the photos on yelp it shows the food on regular plates. I thought the food was clean but prices were high! And if you need to use the restroom you're out of luck! Sign states, "no public restroom" How about "restroom for customers only" might be more fair? Common sense is limited! read more

No restrooms available. The Sushi side of the menu wasn't available because the chef wasn't here. The pork fried rice was good. Had tomato in it which is different. I'll come try it again. Service was good and a cool little place. they redeemed themselves. The chef came in and made me a complimentary ginger salad that I had wanted. Upgraded the experience and the review. read more

What a great family. Super nice people and amazing food. So glad they are back in town. Come support them as they just re opened read more

Seasons Eats - Papaya salad - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

I was impressed that the portions were large, service was fast and the food was delicious. Staff was very accommodating and friendly.

We ordered Chicken fried rice and drunken noodles. Both were delicious. Definitely will be coming back. read more

Seasons Eats - Chicken fried rice - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Server was really kind. Our goal was to try a little of all the food staples. It was honestly one of the better Asian spots to eat at in Tucson, for me. Not normally an egg drop soup girl but I love when my soup temperatures are hot asl. Would go back + recommend read more

Seasons Eats - 6 Crab Puff, 4 Chinese Egg Rolls, Pad See Eew, Orange Chicken, Med Egg Drop, 13. California Roll, Thai Tea - Chinese Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Our take-away meal was delicious (red curry, Thai rice and tofu fresh rolls)-- we'll be back!

I am Thai and find it to eat Thai food that is not Americanize and this place didn't disappoint me at all and there is also Japanese food that is very delicious. There is a wide variety of food to choose from. THE FOOD IS SOOOO GOOD!!! read more

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We decided to give Seasons Eats a try after a long day and had a WONDERFUL experience. Both the yellow curry and the noodle dish were delicious, the service was spectacular - we were very surprised by the whole experience. It's an unassuming location with a really diverse menu and delicious food. Even the sushi was good! We'll be back! read more

Food was great. I had the top of Siam and the general wonton soup just be warned. Everything comes to go containers and you get plastic utensils to eat with if you eat in I know this place is geared more for takeout, but the food was too good to pass out. I would go there again definitely even though it's a little ways. Out of my way. The service was great. People were friendly And again the food was delicious. read more

I started going to Season's Eats recently. I've been there three times hoping it was like their old Four Seasons restaurant on Miracle Mile. First time was great. Second and third not so great...uneven quality. Second and third times the portions became smaller for the same prices and the food just wasn't as good as the first time for a variety of reasons. read more

Delicious and quick delivery! The food was so tasty and fresh. I can't wait to try something else.

Food is excellent. No bathroom to use, so be prepared for that. The fresh brewed iced tea stunk like eggs because they must not have a filter for their tap water. What else can you expect from a hole in the wall. I've been there twice and I'd go again The staff are very friendly too. read more

Food is great , fresh and delicious . I really enjoyed it Service impeccable Ambiance very chill I do recommend it . read more

I've missed Four Seasons restaurant since it closed on Miracle Mile. This is the same owners, now relocated near the U of A. The only thing I ever order here is Green Curry because it's the best I've had pretty much anywhere outside of Asia. My friends like their other dishes, so it's a solid recommend from us. Be aware, they have a big sign up that says "No Restroom." I bet that's to ward off non customers, but it could be a problem for anyone with a bladder over 40 years old. read more

This place had closed down from their previous location on miracle mile and we were pretty sad, but when we got the news that it was about to open near the university we didn't hesitate to go check it out and it didn't disappoint! Really good as always. Will definitely recommend and be back! read more

We just visited their new location on Speedway and the food was delicious! Currently, it seems like they are doing everything takeout style. We enjoyed the coconut shrimp, crab puffs, Panang curry (our favorite!!), drunken noodles, pad see ew, and egg foo. Super yummy! I highly recommend! read more

I had the pad see ew a few days ago and it was excellent! I had craved it ever since so we got an order to go today but when we got home we discovered we were given the wrong dish (it's more than 30 minutes drive each way from our home). My husband called the restaurant to explain the situation and how far we had driven just for this dish and they actually sent someone to our home to bring the correct meal! They don't even offer delivery but they went above and beyond to make this right and I am very grateful! We will definitely be going there again (but we will definitely check the order before we go next time, which is a good habit to have anyway)! read more

I ate here with my husband over the weekend. We would frequent their restaurant on Miracle Mile and loved the food. Still the same great food!! Check this place out! Very friendly people! read more