27 essential Orlando ramens, phó, and other hot soups to warm up your frozen ass

By Orlando Weekly Staff on Fri, Jan 5, 2018 at 3:54 pm

We are blessed in Orlando with an abundance of Vietnamese and Cuban restaurants, meaning you're never far from a good bowl of black bean soup or steaming tureen of phó. But when temperatures get nippy, it's good to remember that almost every culture has a classic soup, and Orlando probably has a restaurant serving it. From chili to matzo-ball, ramen to borscht, lentil to pozole, we've got more than enough bowls of goodness to warm your insides. Soup is good food!

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Kari mee: egg noodles, shrimp, chicken, hard boiled egg, fried bean curd and veggies, in a curry broth, topped with fried shallots Mamak Asian Street Food, 1231 E. Colonial Drive

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Caramelized onion soup gratinee: oxtail broth, onion jam, gruyere DoveCote, 390 N. Orange Ave.

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Soondubu jjigae: Korean stew with chili paste, shrimp, clams, squid and extra-soft organic tofu, plus a soft egg BBB Tofu House, 5140 W. Colonial Drive
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Roast pork and wonton soup Tasty Wok, 1246 E. Colonial Drive

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Pozole verde: pork shoulder, roasted tomatillo, chile serrano, radish, cilantro, green cabbage, onion, lime, queso fresco, corn tortilla chips Black Rooster Taqueria, 1323 N. Mills Ave.

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