Super eclectic international menu offerings and great service. Perfect cold night excursions as so many soup options. I wish Ioved my Michelada with my Peruvian Ceviche, but the flavors left my NYC palate unsatisfied. Friendly service with a feel of Brklyn vibes and unique and sassy decorations, I would return here again for the ambience of a warm welcome to sometimes touristy spots. PS The kitchen can have a better system of forewarning the servers of 86'ed items so that the guests are not disappointed when item is not available beforehand instead of just prior to the dishes arriving at the table.. an invitation of disappointed diners. Jus sayin' read more

Amazing soup options from around the world! Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Thai, Lebanese, Mexican and... we had the Indian and Mexican soups. Both are full of flavor! The service is great and the atmosphere is fun. The menu includes tacos and poke and other options if you're in the mood for something other than soup. I would recommend this place on a cold day to anyone wanting to venture out of the tourist areas and stop in for a delicious meal. read more

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We came to this location as a party of 4 on August 11, 2019 for dinner. We were seated fairly quickly although the restaurant seemed fairly empty. There is a patio space and more room towards the side of the restaurant. The decor is interesting with ladles hanging on the wall between bricks and the 'chairs' basically are wooden log stumps. We did notice the place was very warm - not sure if it was because their AC was not working. Anyways, we ordered 3 different soups - vietnamienne, thailandaise, and provencale. Vietnamienne - this one was pretty disappointing. I felt it was just some canned beef broth. 6 pieces of thinly sliced lean beef and rice noodles. Bean sprouts and basil on the side. For a place that boasts its soups, this broth wasn't very flavorful and the beef was kind of tough despite it being thinly sliced. Also the broth wasn't particularly hot when it came to our table. 2/5 - don't get this is you have had legit pho, you'll just be sad. Thailandaise - this one was okay, had a hint of coconut, slight amount of spiciness and a little bit of lemongrass and ginger. If you're looking for that exciting bold Tom yum, this is more of a muted version in terms of flavors. Comes with rice noodles and some small shrimp - maybe 6 pieces. 3/5 - it's okay, higher if you prefer your Tom yum soup more subtle. Provencale - we got a large for this one, it really is a lot bigger, almost double the amount of broth probably. This was probably the best of the 3 - had tasty white fish, some mussels, potatoes and tomatoes in the broth. Flavorful but nothing that stands out that would make me want to come back. 3/5. Service is good - the young lady was pretty quick with taking our order, bringing us cutlery and requests for smaller bowls and checked in with our table appropriately. Price is pretty expensive given what you get. I'm pretty sure I could get more flavorful noodle soups at a cheaper price. Okay place to try but not something I'd go out of my way for. read more

2/5 I don't want to give a two star. But I had really high expectations after watching the million dollar review so I walked 30 minuets to this restaurant to have a dinner there. The only thing I like is the thon tartar. Although the plastic spoon was broken when I was halfway down. Anyway, it still tastes good. When I tried the soup I was super disappointed. This is one of the saltiest thing I have had in my life. I tried to finish the chicken, but definitely not the soup. Plus, I waited quite a long time for the food. So generally speaking, this was not a good experience. read more

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It was my experience last evening that changed my overall view of this establishment from a four to a two. I've been here before and had great service, great food. The first time I came, I had asked the nice woman siting next to us about sizes of the soups and she said most people split the large but that even the smaller was very big. I ordered the Italian soup drapeau-style, with the side of bruschetta. It was so copious I had a hard time finishing it. I did however also order the chocolate soup for dessert, but it wasn't what I expected : it was more of pudding than a soup and the bubbled tapioca detracted from the flavor. I came here last night for a nice meal with my mom, who was visiting. We had a large late lunch, so we were looking for a light dinner. With the chilly rain, we figured this would be a great place. We ordered two capucins (freshly-made juices of beet, carrot, apple, ginger), an order of hummus, homemade potato chips and pita chips, and the normal-sized Lebanese soup. The table next to us had also ordered the same soup and it was copious in its chicken, rice and vegetables. The young woman had come back to let us know that they were low on ingredients for the drinks, so she could only make one and did we want to split it? That's fine, no big deal. She came back with two full glasses, staying it made a bit more than 1.5 and so we had a little gift. Problem was, the juice themselves had been watered down as she must've added some water (we juice at home so we know what it should taste like). The hummus came next and it was delicious. We had not been given napkins yet, so I did make a request (and was corrected that they don't have "serviettes," only "essuies." (Didn't know I'd be getting a lesson in semantics during my meal). When he brought the soup, it was one bowl and no side bowls for sharing. Just two spoons. I had to ask for two small bowls and he came back with another regular sized bowl and asked if we wanted him to spilt it evenly. I said that would be great. The soup itself was too salty, as if someone dumped in a ton of extra salt. There was hardly any chicken or rice in either of our bowls. Ours was mostly just salty broth. Ours did not look like the guy's next to us, or anyone else's serving in the restaurant. I could have sent it back, but we were tired and didn't want to wait. We just wanted to pay and leave. I still tipped 20% against my better judgement, as the server was fairly condescending. My French has never been an issue here or any other restaurant previously, so I'm unsure as to what his issue was. The difference in price of the large soup and the one we got was $3. It wasn't a mater of price, it was a matter of level of hunger and being wasteful. The juices are $7 each, we weren't a "cheap" couple. As it stands, what we were given as the main course was hardly palatable. If you read my other reviews, it is rare I have complaints. This is truly one of the more negative experiences I have had in a very long time. It is doubtful I'll return. read more

If you're craving soup this is certainly the spot. We tried the Thai and Indian, and thought the creamy Indian was the best. The soups are very good but nothing I haven't tasted before. Our server was very friendly and helpful in explaining the menu and offering suggestions, which we appreciated. Regarding atmosphere, I didn't love it since it feels a bit mixed up in the vibe they are going for (not sure what they are going for - bras hanging outside, soup spoons on the brick wall inside, and Indian model on menu) but I suppose it feels more like a coffeehouse even though coffee isn't the specialty there (bubble tea is and they offer a wide selection). Overall I'd recommend this restaurant for the soup for sure, and as more of a lunch spot. read more

Disappointed right off the bat when they could not offer an English menu. My spouse could read the French to me but who wants to spend 30 minutes reading the menu. This place in particular the details in the soup ingredients make a difference in what you like and what to order. I was very surprised in cost of the soup and tartars. I really wanted to try the salmon tartar but at those prices for a few grams was outrageous. I figured if soup was really good might be worth it but really wasn't. We came from out of province and after seeing it being reviewed on t.v I was excited to go but that was short lived. Will not return when back in town. read more

Soupe et Cie - Chinese won ton soup - did not enjoy the broth just o.k - Soup Near Me - Quebec City, Quebec

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Finally this kind of restaurant in the Capitale. A good soup is pretty rare. Every single soup there is unique and original. Great choices of soup, nice setup. Definitively some good comfort food for the tough times. Thank you. read more

A joy for lunch. This super-casual, hipster outpost a bike or bus ride from Basse Ville was a welcome destination during our cycling trip to Limoilou. After a bit of confusion (I don't speak French), we figured out that the Thai and the Indian were the best to try. And they did not disappoint. A big, hearty bowl that sufficed for lunch (and took us to a late dinner), and delicious crusty bread to go with it. For anyone venturing out of Basse Ville, the Limoilou neighborhood feels a lot like Brooklyn. The bike path is easy and the on-street portions are uncrowded and easy. read more

Friday, 7:30 PM. Quickie: + Food quality + Hygiene + Friendly staff + Quick Turnaround + Bohemian vibe And then...? Québécoise have Soupe and Cie as an antidote to the freezing winters. ********** Stuffed my face in: 1. Égyptienne + Feta in souuuuup: we tasted it in lattice form before being melted into the broth. Constructive comments: *Do you compost? *Source ingredients? read more

The soups were hit or miss... The Swiss was FANTASTIC. the Lebanese only so-so. The Japanese is really good and so is the Indian. All soups are very filling and most come with a little side (bread and cheese, lots and lots of cheese for the Swiss, for example). I'm not a fan of bubble tea, but if you are, it's one of the few places in the city that serve it and apparently it's really good. The decor is fantastic, quirky and gives the place a nice hangout and chill look. read more

Been here twice and ordered the Indian and Thai soups. Loved the Indian curry soup! Thick and creamy, and good on a cold, rainy day. Loved the chunks of veggies and paneer (cheese) that were cooked in it. The Thai soup with rice noodle could've been better. Most authentic Thai soups I've had are a lot spicier, and this was supposedly the hottest soup on their menu. The coconut milk broth was delish, but the chili factor could've been higher. All in all, a good place to go. A bit too hipsterish for my taste, but I'd love to try all their other soups if I come back. read more

We are from another city and two times came Quebec for business and every time go this place. Mexicano soup is smh really incredible. I wish i know the recipe. Decorations inside and menu that is that i enjoy there read more

I have been coming here many many times and know the taste of the soups. We literally go out of our way to come specifically for the mexican soup, but today the taste was way off and was bland with no spice. so I asked to change my soup because i was unhappy with it but the kitchen refused to honor this. i just felt this was terrible service and ill never be coming back to soupe et cie again. Its really not worth it to upset a loyal customer and lose business in this way. read more

This place is perfect for the usual winter-blues. The setting and the vibe is so heart-warming, it was such a relief to come in on my first visit! The waitress was extremely kind, friendly and helpful. The 20% tip I left her was absolutely well-deserved. My girlfriend and I shared the dumplings as a starter: delicious and well executed, althought the meat Inside could have been a bit more tasty and jucier. Then, we both had the korean soup... Loved it! Althought it was missing a bit of salt in my opinion, it wasn't a problem since salt was available at the table. Even if it wasn't an explosion of flavour, it's quite tasty and well balanced. N.B.: the korean soup is served in a traditional korean stone bowl: the purpose of this is to keep the food warm, but it was so hot we had to be very patient to eat it! Overall, I had a great experience at Soupe & Cie. Prices are reasonable, setting is great, service is amazing and food quality is very good. I'm looking forward for my next-visit! read more

This was such a great find as we got caught up in Quebec on a cold rainy day. All we wanted was some warm soup and we came along this place!! The staff there were so sweet and willing to help us pick a soup considering the whole menu is in French. We got the Thai soup and it was delicious!! Would highly recommend if you are in the mood for some warm soup! Also you need to try the chocolate soup! You think you won't be up for it after eating soup but it is the perfect light finish after your meal! read more

Excellent service. Delicious soups. We tried Mexicaine and Provençale soups, both were excellent. Waitress recommended local beer "la Matante" which also was great choice. Next visit in Quebec City will definitely include visit to Soupe & Cie. read more

Very nice service, helpful waitress. Soups were well done, I visited with my family and it seemed that we were eating at different restaurants. Soups were unique and delicious. My only advise is to keep a menu handy so you can double check if your soup is served as it should be. Out of five soups that we ordered, two were missing the protein (veal meatballs and shrimp)! As I mentioned before the waitress was very accommodating and apologetic, however I suggest they put more attention in the kitchen and the quality of soups coming out. read more

This is my all time favorite place to eat. If you love soup then this place is for you. I've been here multiple times and I was never disappointed ever I love every meal I've had here. I love the decorations and the staff always makes you feel like you are at home. read more

We were in QC for 5 days and liked this restaurant so much we ate here twice! Staff was attentive and helpful, conversant in both French and English, and menu had options for vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores. We tried the Indian, Peruvian, Mexican, and French (bouillabaisse) soups and thought they were all great! read more

I am visiting this beautiful city and had a craving for soup. This place was rated as the best in the city so I decided to give it a try. We tried the Vietnamese and Tom Yum soup, both in my opinion were average lacking herbs and complexity. Dinner for two cost $50, this same meal back home would be $20. The atmosphere is cozy and the staff friendly. If you are visiting from LA, where you have some of the best soup on the planet, try something else, this place is just average. My opinion is biased as I regularly enjoy soups in Little Saigon and Thai town in Los Angeles. read more