Bốn Mùa | Vietnamese Restaurant

EAT HERE! I've never been to a pho place where they treat their customers like real people and not just a number. The staff greets you with a smile and happy being there as well as double checking your order to make sure it is right. If you are looking for a hassle free dining, this is it in Little Saigon. Also, the food is delicious. If you are getting Pho, the broth is clean and fresh not too sweet like all the others where they dumped sugars. This one is great tasting to which you can taste the beef! Go here, this is my new favorite place to eat Pho. Oh while I'm writing this review, the server asked if we need additional sauces or any thing else...spectacular and very rare to have this level of service. This is a rare fine.

Food was good! Large portions and was yummy too. Service was good as well

Overall really good food, service, and prices. Bon beo was good, app platter was good except wings weren't as good as other places (like pho xe lua). Pho and spicy lemongrass soup were really good and packed with meat. I would go back anyday. Then pick up a bahn mi from duc Huang sandwich on your way home for a late night snack. Love this area!!!

Me and my friend group have been pretty into the place next door, com than Thien huang for a while as our go to for rice bowls and pho. That is until we decided to hop on next door to the gem that is Bon Mua. In comparing the two, Bon mua is just so much better for the price. Food was better, staff was significantly nicer, just a better experience in every way shape and form. At what we now call “the old spot”, it always felt like we (non Vietnamese) were not necessarily super welcome and that the staff were doing us a favor by serving us. At Bon mua, we felt welcomed and valued. Biggest Bon mua win for me was the quality of the salted soda and shrimp cake. Simple, good food, you cannot go wrong with Bon mua.

The largest bowl of pho I've ever personally had... We had other plans for dinner, but our first option was closed for unknown reasons, so we simply walked less than 5 minutes and found this place. I don't recall the name of the appetizer, but I rather enjoyed the fried pork skin (chicharron) with the rice cake on tiny plates (see photos). I usually order a larger size for pho, but this bowl was absolutely massive! I always finish everything, including the broth, but I just couldn't with this portion. ...an unexpectedly delicious dinner.