Daily Delish – Giant Soup

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OK, people, I know I tend to exaggerate. In fact, many times the Mister simply refuses to believe my “tales.” I mean come on, though — adding some fun details never hurts, right? ;)

But this time, my friends? I am NOT exaggerating.

This time, I’ll even attempt to under-exaggerate. Fair?

OK.

Yesterday I received the biggest bowl of soup I’ve EVER seen. It contained at least a 1/4 gallon of broth. And probably a half pound of pasta.

Take a look at the evidence:

What you can’t see:

How high the bowl was (about 6 inches)

My head (it would be good to see for scale, as the soup bowl was bigger than it)

VeggieGirl, giggling in the background

I’m pretty sure I had to hobble out of the restaurant – and I only ate about 1/4 of it!

If you want to drown yourself too, head over to Pacific East and order the chicken udon soup (I chose the buckwheat noodles, fyi)

Where were you served the biggest portion of food you ever tried to eat?

6 Responses to “Daily Delish – Giant Soup”

  1. I ordered the Phở at Saigon Restaurant & Bar down on East 4th one time. Seriously, there had to be a gallon of broth in that bowl. A very tasty gallon of Vietnamese beef, bean sprouts and the usual goodness that comes with it, but MAN that was a lot of soup.

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  3. VeggieGirl said:

    “VeggieGirl, giggling in the background”

    More like laughing so hard I was about to choke on a piece of sushi, hahaha :-D

  4. Brittany said:

    Wow!!

  5. oh my! That is HUGE! I once ordered a ‘salad’ from a restaurant that was known for its huge portions and it was ridiculous! It was like they had used a whole lettuce – and it even had 4 – yes 4 – boiled eggs on top. Was such a waste becuase there was no wasy I coudl finish even 1/2 :(

  6. Penny said:

    Oh. My. Goodness.
    I want that.

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