Whatsoupmiami
Health food restaurant · Media and Entertainment District ·

Whatsoupmiami

Health food restaurant · Media and Entertainment District ·

Homemade soups with natural flavors, many vegan and GF

soup
delivery
rotating menu
friendly staff
fresh soups
ajiaco bogotano
lentil soup
beet borscht
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Information

1653 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33136 Get directions

$10–20

Order delivery
Restroom
Popular for lunch
Cozy
Good for solo dining
Comfort food

Information

Static Map

1653 N Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33136 Get directions

+1 732 618 8223
whatsoupmiami.com
@whatsoupmiami

$10–20

Features

•Restroom
•Popular for lunch
•Cozy
•Good for solo dining
•Comfort food
•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Dec 23, 2025

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The Ultimate Guide to Takeout and Delivery in South Florida | Eater Miami

"I recommend stocking up on soups from WhatsoupMiami, a Miami-based soup company started right before the pandemic by Luisa Lopez and Cristiano Azevedo, who have worked in restaurants across New York City, Europe, and Miami; they feature a rotating menu of three different soups each week." - Eater Staff

https://miami.eater.com/2020/4/7/21211288/best-takeout-guide-map-miami-2020-coronavirus-covid19
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Friends of Eater Miami Share Their Go-To Spots for Takeout, Delivery, and Outdoor Dining | Eater Miami

"I sampled their lentils as one of the weekly delivery or pop-up options." - Olee Fowler

https://miami.eater.com/2020/12/28/22201545/friends-of-eater-miami-best-dining-2020
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7 Miami Chefs and Bakers Selling Homemade Food Directly to Diners | Eater Miami

"I can stock up on soups from WhatsoupMiami, a Miami-based soup company started right before the pandemic by Luisa Lopez and Cristiano Azevedo, who have worked in restaurants throughout New York City, Europe, and Miami; they run a rotating menu of three soups a week priced at $6 each with flavors ranging from Moroccan Bissara to Creamy Sweet Potato to Beet Borscht. Offerings are posted every Wednesday on social media, orders are taken until Friday afternoon, and deliveries run Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a minimum three-soup purchase for delivery; they currently deliver within a 10-mile radius of Midtown Miami but say they are “very flexible.” Orders can be placed via direct message on social media or by emailing whatsoupmiami@gmail.com." - Olee Fowler

https://miami.eater.com/2020/4/22/21230180/local-miami-cooks-bakers-chefs-selling-food-from-home-coronavirus
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CRG 1.

Google
I visited expecting fresh soup made on-site, but it’s actually pre-packaged/refrigerated soup that you take home and heat yourself. The listing and reviews make it seem like it’s freshly prepared, but it’s not. Very misleading, people should know before going

Katty B.

Google
I’m such a big fan of soup, it’s hard to find a place where soups are enjoyable and fresh. I finally found the place! Whatsoup has the best ajiaco, which is a Colombian traditional recipe. Big fan of the minestrone and lentil, must try!!

Andréw D.

Google
great soups i recomend it and good prices i’ll come back soon also a very good service

Jackie T.

Google
We came because site said said open but when we got there the display lights where on and the sidewalk sign displaying their information was outside, door was open but they said they were closed. One wasted uber ride

LUIS A.

Google
Very delicious soup! brought me back Home !

Ernesto F.

Google
I love the pizza from this place, it was really good

Ricardo T.

Google
Best soups in town.

Daniel V.

Google
Si deseas un rica sopa de lentejas mis amigos de whatsoupmiami te la tienen!!!
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Nikole G.

Yelp
Since I've been feeling a little under the weather, I decided that some soup would do me good. I just moved here and don't have the utensils to make anything, so I was ecstatic to hear about Whatsoup Miami! When I worked in- I was immediately greeted with a hello! Great sign! I was then asked if I had ever visited before- I was shown the menu and provided a description of the available soups. I ended up getting the Carrot Basil and the Butternut Squash-both delicious! Be prepared- they come frozen, but they give instructions for reheating! It's such a well rounded establishment! If you don't want soup- they have pizza! If you don't want pizza or soup- there have Dubai chocolate! Something for everyone! Give them a visit for sure!! I'll definitely be back!
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Amaury J.

Yelp
I found WhatsoupMiami through a news article about small local businesses that were popping up around Miami amidst the pandemic. I read on how they owners would draw inspiration from gastronomy around the world to curate weekly soup menus and how they started the business out of their kitchen. As a huge soup fanatic, I knew I had to try them out. Well, I finally got enjoy the soups and I'll say this: I'll be ordering quite a bit. How it works: Every week the team behind this genius idea offers about 5 soups (the options change from week to week). They make a post with the details of each soup on social media (@whatsoupmiami) and people can order via DM or text. You can pay via Zelle, Venmo, etc; or cash or credit. The soups are $6 for a 16 oz cup and you can either pick them up at different locations throughout the city or have them delivered for $2.75 (3 soup minimum for delivery and delivery fee is waived if you order 5+ soups). The soups: Although my first order was this week, I've been following them for a while on social media, so I've been seeing their weekly menus. I love how their soups are all so different: one week they might have soups from Morocco, France and Colombia and the next it's Cuba, Portugal and Venezuela. I ordered their ajiaco bogotano, lentils with chorizo and beet borscht soups and they all tasted delicious and fresh. They came nicely packed with little sides (bread, crema and capers). The people: The people running the business are amazing. They're so friendly and attentive, and I was surprised at how quick they answered my questions via DM. They even gave me a heads up 15 mins prior to them arriving to deliver my soup! It felt so... human? Like I was getting soup delivered from a friend's kitchen. I love this place and I can't wait to see them thrive.