Four Sisters Restaurant

The last time I went to Four Sisters was when they were located in Eden Center. My mom and I used to go all the time and it was great. Tried it for lunch today and it was pretty bland. I didn’t see any other Vietnamese people in there so that probably explains why the flavors were so mild. The garden roll was ok. The sauce in the clay pot caramel fish needed a LOT more fish sauce.

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine. QR code to order at the table but there was a wait staff to bring drinks and food. The pho soup stock was flavorful on its own, and came with the standard garnishments (bean sprouts, basil, lime and jalapeños) with limited spicy/plum sauce provided. However, they could have earned the additional star if they served the pho with traditional smaller hot peppers (instead of jalapeños) and with ngo gai, which adds to the flavor to make it more authentic. The beef & meatballs were tender and not too chewy. It was a perfect bowl on a stormy day. Two large bowls and two waters was $30 including tax. I would go again. Parking was free and the area is lovely with lots of shopping, food, drink and desert options. This restaurant is located in the Mosaic area.

There’s plenty of free parking available via the garages in the area and street parking. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating available. Service was fast. Overall the main entrees were good but also sweet in flavor. Decent portions were given. The fresh garden rolls with shrimp and pork were flavorless but it’s lettuce and meat wrapped in rice paper.

We visited Four Sister with out of town families for dinner. The place was lively with guests enjoying their meals. We ordered Vietnamese egg rolls. They were hot and tasty. For the mains, we ordered their signature pepper beef, clay pot fish and pork, papaya salad, Saigon pancake and a couple other dishes. All the dishes were delicious and hot. The pepper beef was tender and flavorful. The hostesses were friendly and helpful. Overall, we had a fantastic time as a family over great food. Thank you Four Sisters. 3 June 2020 Opened! After two months of being closed, the Four Sisters Vietnamese Restaurant has reopened for takeout (I hope they are available for dine-in soon.). We called in an order for pick-up the other day. We ordered crispy port spring rolls, green papaya salad, rice vermicelli noodles bowl with grilled pork and shrimps, and their famous grilled black pepper beef. Having take-out is not the same as enjoying your meals at the restaurant. We enjoyed our dishes, tasty as always.