Pho Dinh City Restaurant — Restaurant in Sioux City

I came here looking for four seasons but I guess they changed names without closing that entry down. Id hate to be the first person to not give them 5 stars but there's a lot of issues to address. My main peeve is charging customers 4% for using a credit card. It's a business expense, a cost of doing business, don't nickel and dime the customers for something you can write off. It's already annoying that they have to pay tips. Now credit card fees what is next utilities surcharge? With that out of the way being a small town food is decent. I'm pleasantly surprised at how fresh the bean sprouts are. The bun bo hue doesn't taste authentic and the chicken wings were too salty and expensive. The tofu was okay but a little on the soft side and also overpriced. The pho I think were ok from what my family members said. Outside looks a little run down but in general ok food...

Very Solid Vietnamese food !! All the dishes here are great and authentic. Food does take about 15 minutes or so to come out. Would recommend all dishes . If you haven't tried pho/banh mi this is a great place to try it. Portion sizes are great and the server is super nice. Would definitely return if in the area.

Also got the Ca Kho To/stewed catfish with the canh chue ca/tamarind fish soup and it was great vietnamese food. Some dishes may be out of your comfort zone to try/eat, but they were all very good.

The most confusing part is that the store is still named "Four Seasons" - but I bet the new owners are working on...

This restaurant is amazing and authentic. It is one of the best Vietnamese restaurants I have ever tried in United States. The price is so affordable. Staff is nice and polite, speaks both Vietnamese and English. The interior is cute, cozy, and clean. The parking somewhat a bit limited and tricky (maybe because I am not familiar with this city) but it is free. I can't say enough how I am impressed by their food. I did not expect that they have so many authentic items that even restaurants in bigger cities don't (and can't) offer like shredded pork...