Four Sisters - A Taste Of Vietnam

Honestly if you haven't been here yet you are missing out! This is the best Vietnamese place in fort worth that I have found. You can tell the chef and owner puts so much love and compassion into every inch of his restaurant and every item on the menu. Mom's shrimp and the egg yolk coffee are absolutely addictive! I've never been disappointed by a dish and absolutely love having lunch or dinner here! I already can't wait to go back!

Happened upon this cute place while out and about recently. I was very impressed with the food! They make their own noodles, too. And they’re great!!!! I got the beef pho, which had an amazing broth. My husband helped himself to it as well and he loved it. Our server was great, she was very informative and knew the menu well. We ended the meal with the Vietnamese coffee flan. Very good!!!! We will definitely be back

Pretty good, but not overwhelmingly so. I was there for happy hour (50 cent discounts on apps...?) and tried several things. The lemongrass pork was unquestionably the highlight of the meal, with good flavor and texture. The wings were a little bland, and the sauce that would have otherwise saved them drenched the garnish and was inaccessible for dipping. The Goi cabbage salad was an unique flavor and texture, and the vegan shrimp chips that accompanied them were nice. Cute restaurant, would be a nice casual date spot. I’d give it another chance, but I wasn’t wowed.

Hands down could argue some of the best Vietnamese food in DFW. Aside from that, we have an 18 month old and is often very difficult for a restaurant like this to accommodate the energy of such being. The staff honestly provided the best experience we've ever had with a child. They brought her extra meat because she liked it so much, a cook seen she through my wife's spoon on the ground, and almost instantly returned a fresh one, and multiple employees bused out table through the whole meal. Thank you very much for an amazing experience.

Located off Main St and Rosedale, this hidden gem sits off a lighted street where you’d never expect. There’s parking in the rear but roads are pretty bad and not lit. Parked right off main. First impression is this place is clean and casual. Greeted immediately and seated promptly. Beer Braised Pork Belly Bao is something everyone should try. Sauce isn’t overbearing and works to complement the saltiness of normal pork belly cuts. These are very soft, almost jelly like. Like a soggy piece of meat. Now that might not sound good but once you take a bite out of it and get over the texture, it’s pretty delicious. It’s definitely not a texture you’re used to for baos. Duck Confit Bao is done the same. Duck is tender and great in the bao. Egg rolls are served on a fried sheet of egg roll paper. If you’re like me and like to eat just that, that’s nice. Pretty simple egg roll but it is flavorful! If you wanted to play it safe, can’t go wrong with egg rolls. Fried wings fried just right. Has a hint of soy and a pepper on top. This adds a kick but can be removed if you don’t like spice. Lemongrass pork is what’d you expect on a stick. Delicious pork completed with brushed honey to give it a little sweetness. They work well together. Stir fried lobster really reminds me of the lobster fried rice from ABC in Arlington. The lobster was steamed then looks like it was cut in half and stir fry was added. Everything was already cut for ease of eating. Very heavy on the onion but if this doesn’t bother you, go for it. Overall, this place is a great spot for casual eating between friends or date night for a special someone. Service and hospitality is amazing here. Come here and expect to be eating great as everything is incredible on the menu.