ISO the best soup in Montreal

[bigfellow]

It is cold and wet and I feel like a great bowl of soup.

So...who makes the best soup in town consistantly?

By the way, I broke down and made a carrot ginger soup with a hint of garlic.

[wokhei]

The tortilla soup at Coin Mexique on Jean Talon and Iberville is always top notch. And yes, the steamy windows of SoupeSoup on Duluth in the winter never fail to pull me inside.

[vermontreal]

The seafood soup at Chez Jose on Duluth, I believe only served Friday and Saturday, is fabulous.

[Scrumdidiliumptious]

Marche 27 on Prince Arthur has great soups in the winter!

[MeV]

I too love SoupeSoup, but I'd like to add another restaurant to your list. I recently tried Ramen-Ya for the first time and I was really impressed! I can't speak about their consistency, having only been once, but I can say that the ramen soup I had (the chashu-men shoyu) was delicious. The broth, the pork, the noodles...all were extremely flavorful and made an ideal meal on a snowy day.

[cherylmtl]

Not necessarily the best, but one of my favourites, and great on a damp winter day - the borscht at Patati Patata, served with garlic bread, and a steal at $2. A bowlful of beety goodness...(you can have it served with our without sour cream - I prefer it without, but YMMV)

[sophie fox]

Pea soup with foie gras at APdC!

[The Chemist]

I quite like the pho at Pho Lien and the Sopa Azteca at Los Clasicos. Mmmmmm, crunchy pork rinds in soup...

Do you prefer something rustic and chunky or something delicate, and refined that's been passed through a strainer 10 times? =D

[pinalafina]

I second SoupeSoup and I also enjoy their sandwiches.

[lorie]

I am a fan of SoupeSoup. There are a few of them around town. Their soups change daily, and they are always original and very tasty.

[Joel_L]

SoupeSoup is quality. I've been there many times and never been disappointed.

The only complaint people I speak to generally have is about the price. But it's a small chain and I don't think they're exactly raking in the dough over there. Plus you get what you pay for.

Does wonders if you're feeling under the weather (literally or figuratively).

[celfie]

you will probably get better results than this, but during the winter, i can't get enough of the chicken soup at u&me noodles. it is huge, loaded with tons of vegetables and chicken and the broth is always piping hot with ample saltiness. and it's like $5 at lunch.