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I'd say it's basically the same. Nothing happens, you could roll season 3 and 4 together into a single season and it would still feel sparse.
What season-arc there is is just a more opaque, vaguely articulated version of the "oh gosh we need money to make the restaurant go!" plot from the beginning, but they completely fail to make it compelling or tense, they literally put a ticking clock in the kitchen to clumsily hammer-home what was going on but while the characters mention it and refer to it the show never conveys a sense that anyone really cares. In the finale it counts down to 0 and nobody really gives a shit.
They spend too much time doing montages of food to music to develop the characters properly, so instead they just airdrop in scenes that are the milestones of personal arcs without actually doing the legwork that goes between them, so nothing feels deserved. The likeable characters are vastly outnumbered by the unlikeable ones.

On the plus side my cute maternal wife Natalie "Sugar" Berzatto-Katinsky looks great after losing a lot of weight since season 3