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2013-11-26
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The Soup Spoon will always be known to me for having some of the nicest and worst dishes ever. However I am not here to highlight the bad but the good. My sisters and I had dinner at The Soup Spoon and here’s what we had:Chicken Teriyaki with Grilled Pineapple sandwich - One of my favourite sandwiches at The Soup Spoon. It comes with a slice of teriyaki chicken, so suitably salted, pineapple, some greens and a dollop of mayonnaise. I like that the pineapple adds a slight sweetness to the sandwic
Chicken Teriyaki with Grilled Pineapple sandwich - One of my favourite sandwiches at The Soup Spoon. It comes with a slice of teriyaki chicken, so suitably salted, pineapple, some greens and a dollop of mayonnaise. I like that the pineapple adds a slight sweetness to the sandwich and evens out the overall taste of the sandwich.
My sister had the salad and it looked so colourful, topped with walnuts and dried cranberries. It is a good alternative to those who wants to maintain their waistline but not like having too many vegetables at one seating. It has fruits and this sure adds a different flavour for the salad.
We also had the Masala Chicken wrap. But I didn’t get to try much of it. My brief impression of it was it tasted quite okay.We also had soup (not pictured) since we each ordered the Souper Value Meal which comes with a soup, half sandwich/wrap/salad and a drink. I think the Souper Value Meal is really value for money since the soup itself is sufficient to fill oneself up.
My only grouse is that the counter seems to be understaffed and so during the peak period, it took some times while waiting to have our orders taken.
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