Four Sisters Grill

Reviews

• Sarah T.

  star star star star star 11 June 2026

  This place is very simple, fast/casual in a great location (near the metro- not great parking). It's near where I live so I go here almost too often. My favs:
  
  1. Pho - nothing crazy but great when you get the craving!
  2. Crispy pork spring r - these are like double fried or something and are awesome! Wrap the basil and lettuce around them and dip in the special sauce.
  3. Pork chops and rice - this thing is amazing. Just get it!
  4. Thai iced tea - I get cravings for this far too often
  
  Order at the counter and either stay and eat (they'll bring you your food) or wait and take it to go (I've never waiting long!)

• Haru Y.

  star star star star_border star_border 11 June 2026

  Average Vietnamese fare. I tried the fried pork spring rolls, grilled pork with noodles and pho. The environment is casual with a walk up counter to order before sitting down to eat.
  The fried pork spring rolls are tasty and crispy. Served with lettuce and basil and a fish sauce based dipping sauce. I would recommend.
  The grilled pork with noodles was also good. Usually comes with a sauce to pour over the dish but they have some sauces at the table that you can add instead. The grilled pork was very good - tender, slightly charred and flavorful. I wish they had a sauce specific to the dish to put on as it definitely needs some.
  The pho is a little lackluster. The beef was nice and tender but the soup was nothing special. This place is convenient but not much to rave about.

• Karen W.

  star star star star_border star_border 6 June 2026

  Four Sisterd Grill is best described as a fast food Vietnamese. You walk in and order at the counter. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The menu is limited but really had the essentials of what people are looking for when they are craving bahn mi or pho. I ordered the pho tà, Vietnamese iced coffee and pork spring rolls. You are then given a number and your food will be delivered to your table.
  The spring rolls were impressive as well as delicious.
  The iced coffee was strong but still good.
  The pho tà is where stars were taken off. The broth was lacking and didn't have much flavor. Even after I added siracha the soup was just blah. The meat was the best part and I left with my entire hotel of soup full.

• Emma K.

  star star star star_border star_border 5 June 2026

  Decent Viet food for a pretty good price. This place is fast/casual, and service is like lightning speed lol. I swear as soon as I sat down my food was brought out to me. I got the grilled pork banh mi which was pretty decent. Bread was not too soft and the grilled pork had a lot of flavor. It was decently priced for being in Clarendon area. I would come back here for a quick fix craving, but otherwise I'd go out to Eden center for the real deal.

• Trang D.

  star star star star star_border 31 May 2026

  First of let me tell you I'm from New Orleans which is where the holy land of Vietnamese food is at. Craving just thinking about New Orleans food where everything is good. Since living here in the northern Virginia area... nothing comes that close.
  
  I heard from locals that this place was good but with many failed advice, I was super hesitant.
  
  When you first enter, it's a restaurant vibe with a fast food type of menu on a screen that feels like when you walk into a McDonald's place. (Just felt like it cheapen the value of the food but the quality of the food is good!) I would recommend a lamented menu for customers when they first enter.
  
  Their Grilled Pork Banh mi is so good. The French bread was soft with the right amount of butter mayo and veggies. Pork was marinated flavorfully.
  
  Only 2 options for Pho. Chicken or Steak Beef.
  Steak Beef pho was good but the broth was a little to clear/light. Usually beef broth have a darker color.
  
  Prices was affordable.
  I think a regular pho bowl was $9.50
  Banh mi $7ish
  Thai tea
  Side of egg rolls (added to my BF grilled pork rice noodle bowl)
  Grilled Pork with Rice Noodles (they add a lot of bean sprouts to fill the bowl so ask for none or very little)
  Total was $38 which is pretty affordable for the Clarendon area
  
  Side note: there was a paper sign that said the no longer serve smoothies.