The Soup Spoon is Singapore's beloved halal-certified soup restaurant chain, serving up wholesome comfort food with a global twist since its inception. With all 26 outlets across Singapore proudly displaying halal certification since June 2019, The Soup Spoon has become a trusted destination for Muslim diners seeking quality international cuisine in a fast-casual setting.
Located strategically across major shopping centers including Paragon Orchard, Raffles City, AMK Hub, Jurong Point, Bugis Junction, and many more, The Soup Spoon brings the world to your bowl with an extensive menu of hearty soups, fresh salads, gourmet sandwiches, and artisanal flatbreads. Their signature soup collection features eight rotating varieties that showcase culinary traditions from around the globe, including the rich and creamy Velvety Mushroom Stroganoff with its earthy umami flavors, the hearty Beef Goulash packed with tender chunks of beef and fresh vegetables in a tangy aromatic broth, and the classic Boston Clam Chowder.
The restaurant's innovative approach combines comfort food classics with contemporary flavors, offering everything from Tokyo Chicken Stew to Tangy Tomato with Basil, ensuring there's something to satisfy every palate. Beyond soups, their menu features premium sandwiches like Smoked Salmon and Teriyaki Chicken, crisp garden salads, and warming flatbread wraps that make for perfect quick meals or leisurely dining experiences.
Operating hours vary by location but generally run from 10:30am to 10pm, making The Soup Spoon accessible for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their commitment to quality ingredients, halal certification, and consistent service has earned them a loyal following among families, working professionals, and food enthusiasts who appreciate internationally-inspired comfort food served with reliability and care. Whether you're craving a warming bowl after shopping or seeking a satisfying meal that accommodates dietary requirements, The Soup Spoon delivers authentic flavors from around the world right here in Singapore.
Advise customers to check items in their salads.
I ordered the Hearth Bowl and they served it withou
Customers are advised to check their salad ingredients. I ordered the Hearth Bowl, and it was served without the corn and King Oyster Mushrooms. I returned it, and the staff prepared a new plate. When she brought it back, she informed me they no longer had King Oyster Mushrooms. My question is, if I hadn't noticed and returned it, would I have paid the full amount and received only half of what I paid for without being informed? And if the staff knew they had insufficient ingredients, shouldn't there have been a replacement offered?
Seraphina Loh
Terrible experience here at soup spoon. Its been more than a year since ive patronised this establis
Terrible experience here at Soup Spoon. It's been more than a year since I've patronized this establishment, and I was reminded why I stopped going there. The bread bowl is HORRIBLE. Literally two mouthfuls of the bread and I couldn't eat any more. I gave my partner to try, and he agreed that it was so bad he told me not to eat it and that he'd bring me elsewhere to eat. The soup is good, no lie, but the bread really can't make it. It's so stale and tough, and seems like it was uncooked? I swear if I threw this at someone, it could be a weapon. I remember it used to be so good, then they changed it to some weird purple bread, and it just declined from there. Now it's not weird purple, but the texture is wrong and it's so thick! Like, I'm getting so little soup because the bread is so thick it makes me want to cry. PLEASE bring back the old, old bread! Moreover, the bread bowl isn't cheap; I think it's like $12 or something.
Positive Reviews
KC Yong
Decent place for wholesome hearty food especially when you're feeling quite under the weather. But d
A decent place for wholesome, hearty food, especially when you're feeling under the weather. But don't kid yourself that it's healthy food, lol.
Personally, I'm more a fan of the creamy soups than the clear ones. The chicken soup tasted like something I could have made myself, but it was still good. I quite liked the beef goulash though.
Avoid the drinks; even if the hibiscus tea tastes exotic, it isn't anything special.
The sourdough carrot walnut cake was also interesting.
I'd say Soup Spoon is my kind of comfort food.
Nurul Inayah Ishak
Came during tea time. Was surprised to know that there’s a tea time promo! Muffin + drink $5.50. The
Came during tea time and was surprised to find a tea time promo! Muffin + drink for $5.50. There was also a $2 promo for the corn. The atmosphere was very nice. As there weren't many diners, my order was ready very quickly.
Rajesh Kumar
Friendly staff and easy to use self-service kiosks. Minimal waiting time for orders. Cozy space with
Friendly staff and easy-to-use self-service kiosks. Minimal waiting time for orders. The space is cozy with nice decor. Good variety of vegetarian-friendly meals and reasonable pricing. Meal portions are just right, and the food is fresh.
Tabitha Tan
Tried the new laksa soup, was pleasantly surprised that it retained the laksa taste yet still had it
Tried the new laksa soup and was pleasantly surprised that it retained the authentic laksa taste while still having its own twist that made the soup light and palatable. The staff work hard to keep the store clean and serve each customer with a smile. Kudos to the team on September 5th!
Jon Tan
If you like soup. Come here. Digital order and payment. Halal. Good variety and go for their combos.
If you like soup, come here. They have digital ordering and payment. It's halal. There's a good variety, and I recommend going for their combos. The seating is comfortable.
