Where is the best soup in Amsterdam?

Based on diner recommendations, the best soup in Amsterdam is at Warung Spang Makandra. We compared 12 restaurants serving soup.

How much does soup cost in Amsterdam?

Soup prices in Amsterdam range from €4.25 to €95.00 across 12 restaurants.

All Dish Comparisons in Amsterdam

Best Soup in Amsterdam

12 restaurants compared

Price range: €4.25 – €95.00

Avg recommendation: 86%

Top 5 Soup in Amsterdam (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 12 restaurants:

Warung Spang Makandra, €7.50 (De Pijp)
Café 't Smalle, €6.00 (Jordaan)
Lars Amsterdam, €95.00 (West)
Moeders, €8.50 (Jordaan)
Yamazato, €40.00 (Oud-Zuid)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 12 Restaurants Compared

Warung Spang Makandra

De Pijp·$

Saoto Soep

€7.50

Aromatic chicken broth with egg and bean sprouts.

Tip: Saoto is best eaten immediately upon arrival—the fried onions lose crispness if it sits. Plan to eat right away.

Café 't Smalle

Jordaan·$$

Warm Soup of the Day

€6.00

A rotating Dutch soup served with dark bread, changes daily based on market availability.

Tip: Ask the bartender what soup is available today. It's not always listed—they just make what's fresh.

Lars Amsterdam

West·$$$$

Rooftop Garden Herb Infusion

€95.00

A signature non-alcoholic course featuring fresh herbs and aromatics grown on-site.

Tip: If you're seated with a view of the terrace, you can sometimes see the garden area where these herbs were picked hours before you ate them.

Moeders

Jordaan·$$

Green Pea Soup

€8.50

Hearty Dutch pea soup made with fresh peas and served with rye bread and bacon.

Tip: Order this as part of a 3-course menu (soup + main + dessert) for €26.50 — it saves you €1.50 versus ordering à la carte.

Yamazato

Oud-Zuid·$$$$

Rice and Miso Soup (Shime)

€40.00

Warm steamed rice and clear miso soup with seasonal garnish, closing the progression.

Tip: The closing soup is warm and slightly salty — a signal that the meal is ending. Don't rush it; let your body feel the pace shift.

Restaurant 't Zwaantje

Centrum·$$

Split Pea Soup

€8.75

Thick Dutch pea soup (snert) made with green peas and smoked meat, served with dark bread.

Tip: Ask if they have snert available—it's not always on the printed menu, but the kitchen prepares it regularly.

Restaurant Hap-Hmm

Oud-West·$

Soup of the Day

€4.25

A rotating Dutch soup made fresh each day with seasonal ingredients and served with bread.

Tip: Always ask what the soup is before ordering—it's different every day, and some are better than others. Staff can tell you what's in it.

#895% recommend

Warung Mini

De Pijp·$

Saoto Soup

€5.00

Aromatic turmeric broth with shredded chicken and bean sprouts.

Tip: Order small or large depending on appetite. The small is still generous. The large is a complete meal.

#990% recommend

Daalder

West·$$$

Truffle Cappuccino

€45.00

Warm, frothy truffle soup served in a cup with fresh buns and butter.

Tip: This course always gets smiles. If you're celebrating, the kitchen knows to take extra care here.

#1089% recommend

The Pantry

Centrum·$$

Pea Soup with Rye Bread

€7.75

Thick Dutch pea soup (erwtensoep) loaded with ham and vegetables, served with sliced rye bread.

Tip: Perfect for lunch on cold days. Not fancy, but genuinely delicious and warming.

#1184% recommend

Showw

Amsterdam-Zuid·$$$$

Onion Soup

€60.00

Refined take on the classic — caramelized onions with refined stock and delicate garnish.

Tip: If onion soup appears in your progression, slow down — this is the dish where Showw's philosophy is clearest.

#1272% recommend

Café de Jaren

Centrum·$$

Café Soup of the Day

€7.50

Seasonal soup, typically vegetable or light broth, prepared fresh daily.

Tip: Pair this with a window seat facing the river on grey days — very Dutch, very cozy.