10 BEST SPOTS FOR SOUP IN AMSTERDAM

When the weather is cold and damp, nothing sounds better than a nice bowl of hot soup. Here are a few of our favorite soup spots in Amsterdam.

BEST SOUP IN AMSTERDAM

Soup en Zo

Soup en Zo is the perfect choice for a quick lunch, or a to-go dinner. Soup en Zo serves up healthy and flavorful soups including choices like pumpkin with mint and basil, spicy corn soup, Portugese bean soup with chorizo, Indian dahl, and Italian minestrone.

Soup en Zo
Nieuwe Spiegelstraat 54, Amsterdam
Jodenbreestraat 94a, Amsterdam

Warung Spang Makandra

Have you tried saoto ayam? This Indonesian chicken soup is sure to warm you up on a blustery day. Some say Spang Makandra makes the best version they have ever had outside of Indonesia. We agree that it is delicious!

Spang Makandra
Gerard Doustraat 39, Amsterdam

Voldaan

The soups at Voldaan are handmade from scratch using the best ingredients. The menu changes seasonally but we have enjoyed many a delicious soup here! Lentil soup with spicy salsa, roasted red pepper or root vegetables with hazelnut oil are just a few of the tasty soups we have sampled.

Voldaan
J.P. Heijestraat 121, Amsterdam

Pho 91

It’s funny how hot tropical countries like Vietnam make some of the best dishes to warm you up on a winter’s day. The pho at Pho 91 is full of flavor and comes in beef and vegetarian varieties.

Pho 91
Albert Cuypstraat 91, Amsterdam

Fou Fow Ramen

Previously located upstairs at Toko Dun Young, Fou Fow Ramen now has a new home on the Elandsgracht. Go check it out and enjoy the rich ramen broth and chewy noodles, sure to give you a warm glow.

Fou Fow Ramen
Elandsgracht 2a, Amsterdam

De Ysbreeker

A lovely cafe along the river Amstel, De Ysbreeker has a full menu of tasty dishes. They also have seasonal soups and their pumpkin soup is so delicious I really want the recipe! Also try the roasted tomato and pepper soup or the mussel soup.

De Ysbreeker
Weesperzijde 23, Amsterdam

Hakata Senpachi

If you love ramen, head to Hakata Senpachi on the weekend. Enjoy a big bowl of steaming goodness that will leave you warm and your belly happy. This Japanese restaurant only serves ramen for weekend lunch and special occasions so don’t miss it!

Hakata Senpachi
Wielingenstraat 16, Amsterdam

Piqniq

A cute cafe in the Jordaan on Lindengracht, Piqniq’s menu includes small sandwiches and other treats. We love their soups. Served in a small cup, it’s the perfect snack after a Saturday shopping at the Noordermarkt to warm you up and send you on your way.

Piqniq
Lindengracht 59, Amsterdam

Scandinavian Embassy

Most people might think of Scandinavian Embassy simply as a coffee place, and indeed it is one of the best in the city. But did you know they also serve delicious food? Try their soups, they change regularly and are always tasty and filling. We sampled the root vegetable with mushroom, perfect for a cool autumn day.

Scandinavian Embassy
Sarphatipark 34, Amsterdam

Scheepvaart Museum Cafe

The lovely light and bright restaurant at Het Scheepvaartmuseum has terrific views and delicious tomato soup. On a cold day hide away at the museum after going for lunch at the cafe.

Scheepvaart Museum
Kattenburgerplein 1, Amsterdam

Spirit Amsterdam

A vegetarian buffet, Spirit always has a few soups in their line up. Try the pumpkin soup with coconut milk or the vegan pea soup.

Spirit
Czaar Peterstraat 2, Amsterdam

Sapporo Ramen Sora

This little ramen place in de Pijp has hearty warm soups that will fill you up and make you feel cozy inside. Go for some gyoza on the side.

Sapporo Ramen Sora
Ceintuurbaan 49, Amsterdam

‘t Saoto Huisje

Chicken soup is good for the soul they say. If that’s true, then you better hurry to Saoto Huisje because they have some of the best in town. This little takeaway shop has a few tables and very good saoto ayam.

‘t Saoto Huisje
Kinkerstraat 333, Amsterdam