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Located in the heart of Piscataway, NJ, Four Seasons Thai Cuisine offers an authentic and richly flavored journey into the vibrant world of Thai cooking. This cozy, unpretentious restaurant prides itself on delivering classic Thai dishes that burst with bold spices, fresh herbs, and complex layers of flavor, catering to both spice lovers and those looking for milder options.
Four Seasons’ menu is a treasure trove of Thai favorites lovingly prepared with attention to detail. Standouts like the Guay Teow Na Pad Thai and Pad Thai Chicken offer the perfect balance of sweetness and tang, enhanced by the crunch of ground peanuts and fresh bean sprouts. If you crave something with a fiery kick, their Pad Kee Moa Puck (Drunken Noodles) — a best seller — masterfully blends thick rice noodles with fresh chili, vegetables, and tofu or meat, igniting your palate with bold, satisfying heat. Other highlights include their savory Penang Curry and creamy, rich Gaeng Keow Whan (Green Curry), both highly praised for their balance of flavors and authentic Thai seasoning.
Vegetarian diners will find a welcoming selection as well, with dishes like the Pad Thai Tua Ruam Mit bringing together a vibrant mix of beans, tofu, and mushrooms in the restaurant's signature Pad Thai sauce. For those drawn to the lighter side, the Four Seasons Salad options shine — particularly the Yum Neau, a zingy grilled beef salad tossed with fresh chili and lemon dressing, offering refreshing yet bold taste sensations.
The dining atmosphere at Four Seasons Thai Cuisine is relaxed and inviting, perfect for casual outings whether for a quick bite or a leisurely meal. While some customers have noted that the seating can feel intimate due to smaller tables, the attentive, friendly service ensures you feel welcomed and well cared for. Takeout is popular here as well, allowing you to savor your Thai favorites at home, though the warm, fresh experience of dining in adds a special charm to the meal.
Complement your meal with their celebrated Thai Iced Tea, a perfect balance of sweet creaminess and robust tea flavor — a best seller that never fails to quench and delight. The menu’s extensive offerings also include tempting appetizers such as Steamed and Fried Dumplings, Chicken Wings, and Satay Chicken, perfect for sharing and setting the stage for the main course.
Regulars praise Four Seasons for its consistently spicy, authentic flavors, with one longtime visitor sharing how this is “something special” when it comes to Thai heat and taste. Another guest described their Pad Thai Noodles with shrimp as “so good,” with the right balance of a sweet-heat kick even at mild spice levels. The service is noteworthy for being swift and attentive, ensuring piping hot dishes arrive promptly and ready to enjoy.
For lovers of genuine Thai cuisine with a passion for flavor and a comfortable vibe, Four Seasons Thai Cuisine stands as a gem in Piscataway. Whether you’re craving luscious curry, fiery noodles, or refreshing salads, it offers a culinary experience that invites you to explore Thailand’s rich traditions with every bite.
Take out was ordered, so keep in mind that I did not dine in. I had Pad Thia Noodles (spice level mild) with small shrimp. It was soo good! One of my favorite Thia dishes thus far. If you don't like spicy, then this may not be your choice. Even mild had a nice sweet heat kick to it. I also had Goong Gar Borg (fried shrimp). It was good. However, I couldn't get that hot & fresh experience considering it was take out and not ddine-in. Overall, it was good!
I love Thai in most every form but Four Seasons is something special (and exceptionally spicy). I've been coming here for nearly 30 years and though I have had hot Thai elsewhere no one reaches quite the level of spice they do here.
Fast service, hot food served pretty quickly. Attentive server. We opted Spice level Mild . It was good. This place adds 18% gratuities by default for all dine-in. Tables were really small and it got cramped once they served food. We would probably opt for take out next time. Thai Tea we ordered was pretty good. Our soup Tom Yum Goong was pretty good and piping hot. We ordered Tau Hoo Tod (fried tofu), it was crispy, however no salt. We ended up dipping it in our soup to make it palatable. Fried rice and drunken noodles were good. Next time we planning to avoid adding shrimp or chicken as during our recent visit they were not fresh. I would also avoid looking into their kitchen (on the way to restroom).