8 Best Soup in Anaheim

“Great food and service! My husband loves ordering fried calamari everywhere, and this place has his all-time favorite fried calamari! Has great food for both an adult palate and kid’s palate so everyone’s happy. Kid got a banh mi sandwich and ate the whole thing! They made it not spicy. Surprisingly kid friendly. Can’t wait to come back here on our next Disney trip!“

“Best pho I ever had! Clean place. At 1230am, this restaurant was still packed.“

“Food is highly quality. Everything is made to order the owners are very nice and caring. I absolutely loved the pho here extremely tasty. Spring rolls, on the other hand, lacked a bit. There were ok, but other places have better spring rolls, but I do recommend trying out this location“

“Wow, the taste was amazing - both the pho and the cucumber lemonade. The pho was richly and deeply flavored and was satisfying while still being bright and fresh feeling. The service was very prompt, friendly and helpful - the server understood my not liking overly sweet drinks and recommended the cucumber lemonade as refreshing while still having sweetness. It was, indeed, refreshing and sweet - perfectly balanced flavors. The server also wisely suggested we package the noodles and broth of our leftovers seperately. I almost never eat out, but I would if I lived near Soup Shop.“

“Meats pretty soft, nicely browned and not oily like other places, they also serve as they cook so u get ur food at peak hot. Not a lot of options for diabetics but that's just a personal need. Not a lot of parking spots, theres more at the back but at night that feels dangerous. Overall tho wonderful experience, awesome food.“

“With so many places to eat around Disneyland, Royal Street Veranda can sometimes be overlooked. This quick-service spot offers hearty clam chowder, plant-based chili, and unique seasonal snacks--a solid 3.75 star, a-ok rating for me.

As of February 2025, the breakfast menu includes the popular Waffle Cristo (in full and half orders), seasonal snacks, and beverages.

For lunch and dinner, entrées include clam chowder or plant-based chili in a sourdough bread bowl, seasonal items, kids' meals, and non-alcoholic beverages. The snack-size Mardi Gras Monte Cristo was delicious and comforting, perfect for one person or sharing with a friend.

The sourdough bread bowls can be a hit or miss. Although I have had fresh bread in the past, the bread in my recent order was cold and stale. Also, the price is the same, whether the chowder or soups come with or without the bread bowl. I think you'd get more soup in a regular bowl, but I'll have to find out next time. They also charge extra for the little dipping sauces or jam cup. It would have been nice to include it with the items.

There is one window for walk-up ordering and one for pickup, including mobile orders. Mobile ordering is the way to go to save time. Magic Key discounts also apply.

There are a few tables available at RSV but they can be crowded. You can also walk over to Tiana's Palace, Harbour Galley, or Stage Door Cafe (next to River Belle Terrace) for additional tables and breathing room.

Note: I prefer the clam chowder at Aunt Cass's in DCA. ;)“

“Excellent shrimp roll and strawberry bread pudding!! These are must haves“

“Twelve people had dinner together. We didn't have much time, so we wondered if we would be able to eat within the set time, but overall, the food came out quickly. The employees were friendly, but the household was so large that it seemed difficult to move around. Reservations are not accepted. The restaurant is large so it would be okay for groups of guests. However, there are no rooms, so I think you can use the tables by connecting them. This restaurant specializes in kalguksu and dumplings.“