Soup Soup

I recently had my wisdom teeth pulled and was on a restricted diet of soft foods. I was craving some fresh soup and found this place on Unilocal.To my surprise, it was open on Sunday’s and had a good selection of dishes i could take home and warm up. This is exactly what I wanted since I wasn’t feeling up to eating out in a restaurant.
I ended up with the corn chowder and vanilla tapioca. They were both delicious and fresh tasting, which was exactly what I wanted after eating canned soup for days. The lady was extremely nice and helpful. I highly recommend this place if you are in need of some good home-​cooked type food and want it quick

This is where you go when you need something last minute for your family, friends or for your party!
Pre-​prepared casseroles like King Ranch Chicken, Green Chili Enchiladas (TO DIE for), and tons of pasta bakes to choose from. Everything from Quinoa salads to chicken salads, to cookies, muffins and everything in between.
Cheaper than cooking yourself too! Prices are soooooo inexpensive!
I do have one suggestion, do not leave without a «GONE in 60 seconds» dip, you will not be disappointed.
Friendly staff and the owner is darling!

This place is just too cute. I had gone over to Culinary Kitchen and found I was starving after looking at all the cool cooking paraphanelia they have. I asked the girl at the front desk if she knew anywhere nearby that had soup and she said that she loved this place. She said it was tucked away in a little strip mall about a mile up the road. And right she was. They are just north of Tokyo Japanese Restaurant in the middle of a little strip mall. Their door is covered in chalk paint so you know what soups they have available before even walking in.
The place is pretty small, but has several choices of salads, soups, and other things you can buy for your lunch or when going to a party when you want to bring a food item. You’ll have to find somewhere else to eat since they don’t have a table and chairs. She always has out samples of a few of the things that they carry, but be careful — you’ll definitely leave with more than you planned on buying.
The owner has the name, the date it should be eaten by, and the ingredients listed on each tub. On my first trip, I left with the beef chili and creamed carrot. I really didn’t like the beef chili too much but Matthew liked it, and we both loved the carrot! My second trip was a bit pricier, but well-​worth it. $ 80 with tax for chips and 2 dips, 3 large tubs of soup, and an asian salad. When you calculate it out, the price is worth it for the delicious food and generous portion you receive. (Although I wouldn’t pay too much more).
I really look forward to trying more of her homemade foods!

Pre-​prepared soups, sandwiches, pastas, desserts and more. The owner is friendly and the food is fantastic.