13 Best Soup near Gig Harbor

“Best Pho & Rice Noodle Bowls I’ve had in a long time!“

“My team really needed a pick me up, headed to Panera for some sweet treats & Monta was so patient with me helping me pick treats and how to order! I definitely left happier than I came in because of her pleasant manner and positive vibe.“

“Love this place. They have a good variety of soups to choose from.“

“The food was amazing! The Turkish coffee and the hummus alone is worth the drive. Their side sauces are terrific too. Highly recommend the lamb gyro. Service was very nice too. Tacoma location. 5 out of 5!“

“Quality authentic Vietnamese food. Love every dish that I got here. I love stopping by here every time I am near Tacoma area. Thank you for making delicious Vietnamese good.“

“Food was delicious! We ordered satay chicken , pineapple fried rice and red curry with basil. It was altogether a good experience. So glad we found this little Thai restaurant. The owner, a very sweet Thai lady does everything herself. Hope she gets assistance soon.“

“1st let me say..had food twice, once from order service and other in person. Both times the service and food were great! The manager is very nice and respectful along with the staff. The funny differences from other sushi restaurants are the fact you have to order everything by QR code ( so if you want a mobile device free night..not gonna happen) and your order comes via a robot! Now that I found funny because I kept on despite directions from the “robot waitress” trying to take food from the other shelves until I got used to things. Speaking on getting “used to”..try maybe 1 or 2 times order something small to get used to how the quantities are served. My friend meant to only get 2 of something and ended up with 3 and I had to eat the extra 1 for respect of the dining rules “whatever is left when you are done you must pay for”. Now the “all you can eat” bit. Please understand that the food here is really good and that they offer quite a unique variety of items to try and eat. That is the meaning of the “all you can eat” here. This is not a legit “all you can eat” restaurant . For $30 you are getting way good quality..so do you want good quality or high quantity? In this tight market you can’t really get both. So please be mindful & respectful of this. They do sadly have techniques to let you know when you are reaching “their” maximum..and after much thought…I can respect that. Overall the food, service and everything else was excellent. I ate mostly the sashimi which I thought tasted fresh and buttery when needed to be and when ate rolls I had the rolls that were cooked and those were handled expertly. My friends had the coconut shrimp which was the favorite for them and such like items. One said the ribs were tough and the fried rice was too hard. Overall I will return and be more “menu venturing “ knowing that there is actually a limit. Again..out of respect, please respect quality over quantity.“

“Affordable without sacrificing quality, is locally owned and operated, but most of all my family LOVES the delicious comforting food, as well as the owner/cook who is such a lovely and friendly lady, who always greets us with a smile and warmth...love that! Support this local business!🥰“

“The food and service was amazing!“

“This place is soooo good! More than a couple of vegan options available. I can’t wait to go back!“

“Fish and Chips. Ceviche. Smoked Salmon is 🔥“

“My wife and sister in laws favorite!“

“Olive Garden delivered pretty much what you’d expect classic dishes, familiar flavors, and no big surprises. The food was decent but nothing out of the ordinary. It’s the kind of place you go when you want a reliable experience, and that’s exactly what we got.\n\nWhat made it memorable, though, wasn’t the pasta or breadsticks, but the time spent with friends. Laughs were shared over plates of pasta, and that’s really what mattered most in the end. Sometimes it’s less about the food and more about the company you’re with.“