Local Soups to Warm you Up this Season

By HEIDI PRUITT
The Kokomo Post Staff
*Updated Oct. 2024


Don't let mediocre cans of soup get you down this soup season. Check out some of our favorites throughout Kokomo!


Ramen from Tokyo Cuisine

Pork belly ramen with soft-boiled eggs, noodles, Narutomaki (a type of fishcake) and so many other flavors hits the spot during these chilly winter months!

Next time you want to switch up your soup game, this is one to add to your list.

Located at 108 N. Dixon Road, Kokomo


TKP Photo | Heidi Pruitt

Rotating Soups at The Radish Market & Cafe

The Radish is a locally owned farm-fresh restaurant and market in the heart of downtown Kokomo. Depending on the month, The Radish rotates its menu items based on what’s in season! Click here or call to inquire about their current menu.

The Radish Market & Cafe is located at 115 W. Sycamore St., Kokomo


TKP Photo | Heidi Pruitt

Wonton Soup from Jay’s Authentic Thai Cuisine

Soup season is here and on any given cold night in Kokomo, you can find us curled up on the couch with the wonton soup from Jay’s Thai.

It’s a tasty broth-based soup full of steamed wontons, bean sprouts, and scallions. Jay’s has a signature chicken and vegetable soup stock that makes this soup extra scrumptious.

Add this dish to your fall list of must-tries this winter!

Jay’s Thai is located at 3710 S Lafountain St, Kokomo


TKP Photo | Drew Larison

Minestrone from Martino’s Italian Villa 

For almost 60 years, Martino’s Italian Villa has been serving what is known by many as the best soup in Kokomo. With rich beef broth, Italian seasonings, vegetables, and your choice of pasta, this soup will surely hit the spot! Enjoy a bowl of soup with your meal, or order a quart of soup to share. The choice is yours! 

Martino’s Italian Villa is located at 1929 N. Washington St., Kokomo


 TKP Photo | Bree Bragg

Pho with Rare Steak and Lean Brisket from Pho Nguyen 

Maybe you aren’t a fan of traditional soup or you’re in the mood to try something new. If that’s the case, you need to head over to Pho Nguyen! Now located on E. Markland Ave., in Kokomo, Pho Nguyen is Kokomo’s premier Vietnamese restaurant.

If you don’t know, Pho is a type of soup that usually consists of bone broth, rice noodles, spices and thinly sliced meat — and it’s DELICIOUS. 

Pho Nguyen is located at 816 E. Markland Ave., Kokomo


Moore’s Pie Shop Rotating Soups

If you’re in the mood for something warm and comforting, Moore’s Pie Shop has you covered with their delicious rotating soups. Whether it’s a creamy Chicken Gnocchi or a hearty Cheeseburger Soup packed with flavor, these soups are perfect for fall days in Kokomo.

At just $4.25 for a cup, you can enjoy a filling and flavorful meal without breaking the bank. And if you’re in the mood for a little something sweet, don’t forget to add a fresh-baked cookie for just 75 cents more! It’s the perfect combo of savory and sweet, all in one stop.

Make Moore’s your go-to lunch spot this season and keep an eye out for what soup they’ll stir up next!

Located at 115 W. Elm St., Kokomo - Click here for more information on their weekly rotation of soups.


TKP Photo | Heidi Pruitt

Soup from H & J’s Old Fashioned Fountain Drinks

If you’re craving a bowl of warmth and flavor, H & J’s Soda Fountain has you covered with some of the best soups in town. While they offer a variety of comforting options, the chicken and rice soup is a fan favorite! And if you’re looking for something a little different, their chili, chicken and noodles and beef vegetable soups are worth a try.

Here’s a pro tip: it’s always smart to head in early in the week when they’ve got plenty in stock. And if you want to play it safe, you can call ahead at (765) 450-6119 to check availability and even have them save a bowl for pickup.

Whether you’re dining in or taking it to go, H & J’s is the perfect spot for that classic, homemade comfort you’ve been craving!

Located at 1940 W. Boulevard, Kokomo - Find the weekly soup flavor by clicking here.


TKP Photo | Heidi Pruitt

Caldo de Pollo

El Borrego might be known for its epic tacos, but if you're sleeping on the Caldo De Pollo, you're missing out. This soup comes in a giant bucket, filled with flavorful chicken broth, rustic potatoes and carrots and a small ear of corn -- plus an entire bone-in chicken thigh. On the side is a plate of finely chopped cilantro, onions, lime wedges, dried peppers and corn tortillas to top this delicious, homestyle dish. Our office always adds a bit of El Borrego's hot sauce to give the soup an extra kick, but it's great with or without spice.

El Borrego Carniceria y Taqueria is located at 314 S. Union St., Kokomo


Loaded Potato Soup from Kokomo Alehouse

Photo Provided | Kokomo Alehouse

Mari’s homemade loaded potato soup at Kokomo Alehouse is sure to hit the spot for a perfect lunch or dinner date! Call to see their soup of the day!

Kokomo Alehouse is located at 1134 Home Ave. Kokomo.


If this blog doesn’t scream comfort food, we don’t know what will. What soup on this list will you be enjoying this fall? Tell us in the comments below! 

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