I went for a healthy cafe lunch at "Soup Stock Tokyo" the other day. I chose a chicken soup-like dish and a mapo curry-like dish. I had brown rice with it. It's nice to have this kind of lunch sometimes. I always feel like the rice portion is small when I eat at Soup Stock, but it's just right. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

There are also more conventional menu items like minestrone soup, but it's nice to be able to try soups that you wouldn't be able to make yourself. The Lemon Soup (based on lemon and chicken) is perfect for summer with its refreshing taste, while the Black Sugar Ginger Ale has a strong ginger flavor and is not too sweet.

I really like Soup Stock. It's always crowded with women. I ordered the eggplant and mackerel curry. But personally, I really liked the soup. I want to come back to drink this soup again! Thank you for the meal!

I stop by when heading towards Tokyo Station from Nihonbashi. It's a chain restaurant, so the taste is consistent. I secure a seat after paying. There is only one cash register, so there may be a line, but the spacious interior allows for a relatively leisurely experience, which is appreciated. On 7/21 (Fri) - 22 (Sat), the menu will only have curry. (I wonder if they hold this event every year?)

Drinking this soup every day would be healthy, right? What about the cost performance? It's kind of trendy to come here every day. But it's delicious. I often hear people say "my body is happy" and it really feels like that. However, once again, it's all girls here.

I feel like I've become a healthy person. Of course, I'm super healthy. I seem like someone who cares about my health, right? Going to Soup Stock makes you feel that way. And this time, it's apple juice. Well, I'm going to have a meal soon. It's quite a proper juice. It's not concentrated or reduced, it's properly squeezed. Well, that's what you call juice. I feel refreshed in body and mind. Oh, there are only girls here.

On this day, I had errands in different places in the morning and afternoon, so I was very busy! I didn't have time to sit down and have lunch, so I visited this restaurant while transferring between places. It was after 1:30 pm, but luckily I was able to secure a seat. I ordered the Soup Stock set. The lobster bisque and Tokyo borscht were both super delicious and satisfying! It had been a while since I last had them, so I enjoyed them quickly. Both were rich in flavor, so even though the portions were small, I was completely satisfied. Thank you for the meal!

I entered Soup Stock with no particular expectations, just passing by. It seemed a bit disorganized, perhaps due to the late hour. If you're looking for a quick and cheap meal after leaving Nihonbashi Station, this place might be an option.

Located in the basement of Coredo Nihonbashi, directly connected to Nihonbashi Subway Station. Surprisingly, there were plenty of seats available, and I was able to find a seat right away on a weekday evening. Thinking back, Soup Stock started from counter seats at train stations, so maybe that's why it's a comfortable place to dine alone. On this day, I wasn't in the mood for soup, but rather for beer! I secretly checked that they had beer in stock, and ordered a menu that would go well with beer: Summer curry with green papaya and semi-dried tomatoes, small rice set for 710 yen, and a bottle of beer for 580 yen.

It's a chain restaurant that emphasizes health concepts and doesn't use anything harmful for the body. The soup is comforting and perfect for when you're cold and hungry. The Tokyo Borscht is like a stew and highly recommended. The creamy cheese soup is currently a recommended menu item that tastes great in the cold season. It's a great company that combines fast food convenience with peace of mind.

After lunchtime passed, we decided to have a light meal here. My friend had the brown stew with warm vegetables and cheese, while I had the Japanese-style soup with miso and imitation goose meat. The stew had cooled down a bit, but they reheated it for my friend upon request. I enjoyed my soup, which had a mild and elegant sweetness and umami flavor from fermented foods like miso, soy sauce, and sweet sake. It had a variety of ingredients like small pieces of daikon radish and shimeji mushrooms, along with small pieces of imitation goose meat. It was flavorful with just the right amount of salt. The portion size was satisfying, and I would definitely want to try their seasonal menu items in the future.

How many years has it been? I went to Soup Stock for the first time in a long time. It was for lunch on a weekday. Located in Coredo Nihonbashi B1F, there were about 5-6 people waiting before me because I visited during lunchtime. This shop is the type where you receive your order and then find a seat. I was worried if there would be no seats after receiving my order, but it seems like many people eat quickly and leave, or opt for takeout, so there are always seats available. This time, I ordered the "Soup Stock Set for 1,012 yen." I chose the Lobster Bisque and Vichyssoise for soups, and Focaccia for the side menu. The food was delicious as always, and it warmed me up nicely. I would like to try their takeout next time.

This is a shop I occasionally visit. I love soup, so Soup Stock is one of my favorite places. I usually order the regular cup set or the Soup Stock set. The set comes with bread or rice, and I always choose rice without hesitation. However, on this day, they were out of rice and said it would take 15 minutes to cook more. This was the first time I chose bread instead. You can choose between stone oven bread or focaccia. I chose focaccia this time as I don't like hard bread. They brought it to my table with a stylish number plate, which I thought was a nice touch. It was around 3 pm on a Saturday and there were some solo diners and couples. Even though I was having a late lunch, it was a calm atmosphere. I like how Soup Stock creates a cozy environment even for solo diners. This visit, I had the regular cup set which included chicken breast and tomato shio-koji soup and focaccia. The focaccia was piping hot and delicious with just the right amount of saltiness. It was a pleasant surprise since they had run out of rice. The shio-koji soup was refreshing and very tasty. I haven't tried their curry yet, so I might go for that next time.

I recently had to restrict my diet for a medical exam, and during that time, I rediscovered my love for porridge. It reminded me of when I used to make it in the empty containers of Kama Meshi at a mountain pass when I was younger. I used it for breakfast, as I was staying nearby and didn't want to go back home. The morning porridge set with hot oolong tea was satisfying. The sliced sea bream was quite substantial. What's this slight bitterness? It's Romanesco! A refreshing taste with a hint of yuzu. Yuzu goes well with sea bream after all. I woke up fully refreshed, so let's head out.

While strolling around Nihonbashi, I was thinking about having tea when my husband said he was hungry. So we decided to go to Soup Stock Tokyo in Coredo Muromachi. We ordered the Regular Cup Set which included Lobster Bisque and Borscht. Two of my favorite soups! Delicious as always! ❤️

Healthy and delicious! The interior is clean and has a calm atmosphere. It may cost around 1000 yen for a set, but it's relatively affordable for Nihonbashi. [Ease of entry for a solo female diner] ★5/5 (By the way, there are many female customers, but I think it's easy for men to enter as well)

When you want to have a comforting meal after work, this is the place to go. The soup and sesame rice are delicious, and it makes you feel like you're eating something good for your body. It can get quite crowded, but the usual Tokyo borscht and bisque are good too. However, I'm also curious about the limited-time flavors and curry. I was hesitating, but before I knew it, it was my turn to order. The photo is of the cold soup in summer. It was delicious. I will definitely come back.

Edamame soup, iced coffee, and bread. The creamy edamame soup, smoothly blended in a mixer, had a delightful texture with some coarse bits left for added enjoyment. The richness of the cream combined with the crunchiness of the croutons was a delicious contrast. The depth of the soup bowl and its generous portion were surprising. Paired with the salty buttery bread, it filled me up in no time. Although I sat near the entrance where it felt a bit crowded, the atmosphere in the back seemed very nice. I would love to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

Around 10:10 am on a regular day, I visited the restaurant with the intention of having a soup for breakfast, but the porridge also looked tempting... I'm torn between the two. In the end, I decided on the morning soup set at the soup specialty shop, and chose the "Vegetable and Chicken Tomato Stew" in a small size, with the option of rice or bread, and I chose the stone oven bread. After placing my order, the stone oven bread started baking. Before the bread was ready, the "Vegetable and Chicken Tomato Stew" was placed on a tray. As there were no other customers in the shop, the food was served quickly. The soup was piping hot, so be careful when eating. The stew had large cuts of chicken and broccoli, along with mushrooms, onions, carrots, and other vegetables. The tomato soup was creamy and delicious. Overall, the combination of the small size stew and stone oven bread made for a light breakfast for me. If I had chosen rice, I might have felt more satisfied. It was a tasty meal... Thank you for the meal.

I ordered the non-spicy Keema curry and the chicken tomato curry (forgot the official name). The tomato curry had a strong tomato flavor, but lacked the curry taste. The Keema curry, known for being spicy, didn't quite hit the mark. This is just my personal opinion, so please try it yourself without bias if you choose these dishes. Soup Stock Tokyo is a good option for those short on time, with plenty of seating and quick service. They also offer brown rice for those who prefer it.