I revisited Four Sisters again with my mom for a late lunch (4/29/26, visit 1of2). Same shared…read moreparking lot with the adjacent business. My initial visit was over nine years ago back in 2/4/17 when the restaurant was smaller. It's a great sign to see its longevity, posted local awards, and space expansion for additional seating. Interior seating choices available include booths or tables. Wait staff was pleasant and efficient handing us ice waters, menus, napkins, chopsticks, and flatware upon seating. Same pleasant interior with healthy plants and an aquarium. Menu items have expanded and also offers bubble tea. We shared a fresh roll with grilled pork and their tasty dipping sauce. Love the crunch and overall fresh composition. Mom had the seafood pho which arrived in a ginormous bowl and I opted for the steak and meatball pho in a smaller bowl. We shared the provided fresh bean sprouts, basil, and lime wedges, but passed on the sliced jalepenos. The broth was so on point, there was no need to adjust the seasoning. But if needed, there is a variety of additional condiments available at each table to customize one's bowls further. Entree servings and content are so generous, that we ended up packing up our leftover phos. I also bought an additional iced Vietnamese phin style coffee with condensed milk to go. That was nice, smooth, and hit the spot while waiting to board the ferry. Back again in under a week with my mom, but also in tow with The Homie (5/5/26, visit 2of2). This time our visit was much earlier in the day at 1030am, but during our visit the booths filled up with others dining onsite or getting orders to go. Very personable waitperson who also gave us ample time to consider menu options. We shared again the exact fresh roll with grilled pork - tasty, consistent, and generously filled. Mom had her ginormous bowl of seafood pho again and was happy to have all the fresh bean sprouts, basil, and lime wedge to herself. She had been fasting for an earlier doctor's appointment and labs, so she went to town and was focused on her pho. Again, chockful of shrimp, squid, imitation crab/surimi, and fish balls with onions, cilantro, plus that flavorful pho broth and noodles. The Homie was very happy to be able to order pork fried rice without the peas and carrots. Great presentation with the generous pork, scrambled egg throughout, and green onion. Despite earlier items consumed prior, he managed to eat half of the generous entree and had a considerable portion to take home. I tried their version of shaking beef with a scoop of steamed white rice, tender chunks of beef sauteed with sliced romaine, cilantro, green peppers, and onions in a garlic sauce. I did end up picking out the onions to add to the other entree of pork fried rice and separated the green peppers due to personal preference. I ate a few bites, and ended up taking the majority of it home. Again, just the sheer size of the generous serving provided. Worthy detour off of Hwy 303 in East Bremerton for consistent, flavorful menu items and on point customer service! Great dining experiences twice in under a week! 4 stars bumped up to five stars for these two recent visits.

Overall/ 9/10 Food:…read more10/10 Large bowl is very filling and hard to finish due to size. Broth is rich and there is plenty of meat. Noodles were cooked perfectly Service: 9.5/10 Orders were taken almost immediately and came out 5 minutes later Ambiance: 10/10 Classic no frills traditional Vietnamese hole in the wall spot

Boba Buddies is a drink establishment in Pop Up Kitchen, sharing the space with several other…read morestalls serving food. Unlike the other stalls, this one has a completely separate order counter and seems to be an independent business. Ordering is easy and the drinks come out quickly. Sweetness and ice adjustments are not displayed on the menu, but the bobarista is happy to take any requests into account. OG Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, 50% Ice w/ Boba ($7.70) - The milk tea is not too sweet and is mixed well with no grittiness. Flavor-wise, it's a kind of a generic black tea. Nothing special or outstanding but also no off flavors. The boba is pretty similar in quality - a bit on the firm side, very smooth pearls, but very inconsistent in size. They aren't soaked very long in whatever sugar solution they use since there isn't much sweetness on the exterior and the main taste comes from the molasses mixed in with the tapioca starch. Milk Tea Rating: 3.5/5 Boba Rating: 3.5/5 While I wouldn't make any special trips to get the drinks at Boba Buddies, it's good enough to get again anytime I happen to visit and eat at Pop Up Kitchen. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms in the Peter's Kitchen side of the building.

Sadly a lot of their teas you can't do milk alternatives, which kind of sucks so I got a slushy…read more The slushy is Not too sweet, refreshing, more icy than slush but I enjoyed it

A good and generous sized vermicelli salad! We came here on our way back from Olympic National Park…read moreand needed a spot for dinner. There weren't many people inside so we got our large group seated immediately. I got the chicken vermicelli salad, which came with a huge assortment of veggies and a good amount of chicken. The fish sauce was also delicious and a nice accompaniment to the dish. I tried some of the pho broth too and thought it was decent. They also have teriyaki which I didn't try, but you're bound to find something you can eat here!

Family run, nice people, good food, and reasonable prices. Don't expect great ambiance - aside from…read morethe lovely plants they're not focused on decor. They package things really well for to-go orders, even soups. I know some reviews said the pho was just okay but we've never noticed a problem with it; it's always been good for us. And the boba/tapioca in their drinks is fresh and tender.

The service was excellent, a very young lady took my order. I ordered the beef bigogi, beef fried…read morerice and crispy salmon skin roll to go. Unfortunately, the food was not fresh, like it was made for breakfast and got served for supper. The beef was extremely dry. Maybe if I would have order it for dine in the quality may have been better. ‍

ate here during my Bremerton solo trip. I like that this is by the water, so it makes for a good…read moreview while u eat here. Right by the ferry stops and museum, too, so hard to park here if you come during typical business hours of the streets. Nonetheless, paid $24 for salmon poké, which was good, but very expensive. Salmon was fresh, but not much seasoning, and thus flavoring, with this dish. Run by really kindhearted Filipinos, so the service was good with their hospitality check-ins throughout my dining time. just not worth the price for me, especially because the serving was not as big as I thought with the tall bowl.

Was in the area and found this Happy Lemon location!…read more I ordered: strawberry green tea with boba (sub lychee jelly for boba) $7.50 Definitely on the pricier side for boba...but I was very surprised the boba was cooked well. A lot of Happy Lemons in the bay area have quality control issues. Staff was quick. Nice ambiance inside and some seating. Easy parking in the area.

I find it concerning that a review from 10 months ago mention the damaged door and it STILL is not…read morefixed. The interior is shabby and in desperate need for a renovation. The walls and bench are dingy and extremely scuffed. It's also very warm inside and uncomfortable to hangout in due to temperature and the hard seating. It's a shame because this could be a super cute place to spend time and host small events if they would update it! The young gals could work on their customer service. They're not rude per say, but they could try harder to greet customers and connect at the register. I've worked at Starbucks for 8 years, having genuine conversations with customers and turning them into regulars is the best part of the job! Work is as fun as you make it. I try to chat with the girls and they respond kindly but you can feel they'd rather not participate in conversation lol. I did sit one time and watched them work through a rush and they crushed it! They laughed and high-fived, and that energy was so cute and is exactly what is needed every day. You girls are awesome when you let your personalities shine! I get the A.13 (?) I think. The brown sugar milk tea with oatmilk. They've made it perfect both times, and I'm so appreciative of them! I hope the gals see the constructive feedback and work on customer service, but my biggest reason for 3 stars is management neglecting the appearance of the business. Please fix this! I want to visit more with my girl friends and gab comfortably.

Good food. Lovely owner. I wanted a deconstructed vietnamese sandwich and she was the only one that…read morewould give it to me that way. Everyone else said that I had to have it in their bread. And I just like the meat, vegetables and sauces, and I put them in my own zero carb tortillas. She does use sugar in her food, which I try to avoid most of the time, but her food is very tasty. I'll keep it on my list for the future. I wanna patronize her because she's very sweet. And what I got was very tasty.

The only Thai food I've ever enjoyed. Everything is so fresh and the owner treats you like family!…read moreThe decorations are quaint and the curry is the best you will ever have. Their take on Bahn Mi is some of the best in the area and everything is just so flavorful. You feel like you're eating a home cooked meal when you come here!

I was looking for good lunch specials after going through a long drive in the area. We saw this…read morespot was offering it for a good price so we stopped by. The outside of the restaurant looks a bit shady but once you go inside, you see a welcoming site of an elegant restaurant twith plenty of lighting, tables and chairs. The service was okay, the female employee who helped us felt dismissive while forcing politeness. She came by too quickly when we were browsing their decently sized menu. Eventually, I got their Kung Pao chicken with fried rice and egg flower soup while my boyfriend got their almond chicken with fried rice and egg flower soup. The food was pretty good and generous for what you pay for. The fried rice had a very pale color, which I wasn't used to. It was just meh, as well as the egg roll and cream cheese that came with the food. The egg flower soup, kung pao chicken and almond chicken was delicious.

This food is so fresh! I've been past this place 100 times but this was my first time there. We…read morewent for lunch and we were the only ones in the restaurant. There is plenty of seating with booths and tables for large parties. We ordered cream cheese wontons, oyster beef, and Kung pao chicken. It was served with house fried rice. The meat in both dishes was cooked perfect. Tender and flavorful and the veggies still had some crunch to it. The rice was ok, tasted like it had been sitting all day and/or reheated. Service was great, she was so sweet! Parking is street parking. Is it worth the drive?...yes

Note that this spot it takeout only so make sure that you order ahead of time. Highly recommend…read morethis place for their amazing food which is jam packed with flavor. I always overeat since it's hard to stop since it's so good. I typically have left overs for the next day which is why I love coming here.

Allergen warning! One of our two orders of Szechwan beef had…read moredelicious juicy shrimp in it. While this is not a problem for us, it would be a major problem for those with shrimp allergies not expecting it! We have ordered multiple times here in person, and on delivery services. The food has been consistently delicious and heat level very mild in all of the "Medium spicy" dishes. Today we ordered a large order from Door Dash. The only things with an edible spice level were the egg rolls and the crab rangoons. The dumplings, Salt and Pepper Shrimp, Mongolian Beef, and Szechwan Beef (2 orders) were SO spicy we were crying, coughing, and sweating. And we LOVE spice! Whatever changed needs to be fixed!! At least give how much spice options if you're going to change up the spice levels. There were NO options to choose spiciness. Almost $200 of food mostly thrown away.

Good food, generous portion on the hue spicy noodle soup. But no service, no follow up. Just takes…read moreyour order and serve your food

This place is popular among the locals but it's not for me. I like my pho beefy and savory but the…read morebroth here is more in the sweet side and lacks the pho aroma. I tried the Pho tai nam and the wonton noodle soup. Pho broth 5/10 Rice noodles 6/10 Wonton 5/10 Broth 6/10 Egg noodles 4/10

Came in at about 7:10pm, they do close at 8pm. From the…read moretime we got in, it just seemed as if they wished we didn't come and give them our business as it was 50minutes before closing. Waiters were both rude and had a real bad attitude. It was almost like we were bothering them by being there. Ordered our food despite having the feeling of they didn't want us there. Ordered the bbq pork plate, chicken pad Thai, and sweet and sour chicken and egg rolls. Pork was under cooked (pink on inside), pad Thai noodle was so watery that the sauce diluted with the water from I guess boiling the noodles, sweet and sour chicken.... I have no good words. Egg rolls were the only thing that was great, oh and the Thai tea was good too. This place really missed the mark, I will blame it on going close to 8pm. As for the service, it really needs some work from the 2 gentlemen. Ambiance lots of seating.

Honestly better portions than I'm used to. Taste and ambiance were pretty standard, but pleased…read morewith the value because the volume of food is respectable. Easy parking in a shared plaza. Fresh Spring Roll - huge spring roll with an extra piece of cha siu which adds to the overall volume and taste. Tasty peanut sauce which is pretty addicting. I did think the wrap itself was pretty thick though, so a bit tougher to bite through but holds shape very well. Pho Nam - wasn't feeling the standard fancy order of Pho Dac Biet, so settled on just brisket. I was impressed by the sheer amount of meat. Pho Golden makes many pho places across the water look like they're skimping. Besides that, everything was standard--rich broth, heart noodles, and fresh vegetables!