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Address: 4549 Southside Blvd #205, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Phone: (904) 551-3596
Website: http://linktr.ee/Soupanoodlebar
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Soupa Noodle Bar | Ramen & Noodle Restaurant Jacksonville FL
Soupa Noodle Bar in Jacksonville FL serves fresh ramen, pho, and build-your-own noodle bowls. Located on Southside Blvd. Order online or visit us today.
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MGiOiA
Slurp! Highly recommend. Enjoyed their fried dumplings, takoyaki and beef ramen. Anime design so cool too. Well priced, a lot of parking and we ate here twice during my weekend visit to Jacksonville FL. New favorite ramen place when in town.
… moreStephluvsFood
If you love anime this is the perfect ramen spot!! So cool and ordering is so convenient w the kiosks! They also sell merch and play anime shows. Cuuute lil spot
… moreMichi Boo
The food was perfectly fine-not a standout, but certainly not bad. For my taste, the pho was quite salty, which was the one slight drawback. However, the atmosphere is a huge win! I really enjoyed the fun vibe and absolutely loved all the Dragon Ball decor around
… moreAlejandro Bouquet
I came to Jacksonville for work and Soupa Noodle Bar was one of the places that kept coming up on TikTok, so I decided to try it, and honestly it was so worth it. The whole experience was incredible. The place itself is amazing and I love that everything is done through machines, so you don’t even have to talk to anyone if you don’t want to. The decoration was one of my favorite parts because it has this fun anime vibe, everything is super colorful and visually really pleasing. They even have little arcade machines where kids can play, and honestly adults can too. It gives the place such a cheerful and lively atmosphere without feeling overwhelming. It was completely packed and still, my food came out before I even sat down at my table, which blew my mind.
They have so many options and I love the fact that you can build your own bowl exactly how you want it. They offer two sizes, a kid size and a large size. I eat a lot and even the kid size was perfect for me because it left space for appetizers. I ordered takoyaki and they were insanely good, super fresh, hot and flavorful. I also got a jasmine and honey boba tea that was refreshing and really delicious.
Another thing I loved is that they have Happy Hour every weekday from Monday to Friday from three to six, and on Saturdays and Sundays from three to five. It’s honestly worth it because you can order several appetizers and even ramen bowls at a lower price, which makes the whole experience even better.
There are tons of dessert options, ramen variations and appetizers to choose from, so you’re definitely not going to run out of things to try. Between the three things I ordered, I spent about twenty five dollars, and I would one hundred percent come back. If you want ramen that comes out fast and tastes amazing, this is the place to go. The broth was full of flavor, the ramen was piping hot and the noodles were cooked perfectly. I honestly wish I could go back ten more times.
If you’re in Jacksonville or live nearby, this is definitely a spot you need to check out.
… moreThey have so many options and I love the fact that you can build your own bowl exactly how you want it. They offer two sizes, a kid size and a large size. I eat a lot and even the kid size was perfect for me because it left space for appetizers. I ordered takoyaki and they were insanely good, super fresh, hot and flavorful. I also got a jasmine and honey boba tea that was refreshing and really delicious.
Another thing I loved is that they have Happy Hour every weekday from Monday to Friday from three to six, and on Saturdays and Sundays from three to five. It’s honestly worth it because you can order several appetizers and even ramen bowls at a lower price, which makes the whole experience even better.
There are tons of dessert options, ramen variations and appetizers to choose from, so you’re definitely not going to run out of things to try. Between the three things I ordered, I spent about twenty five dollars, and I would one hundred percent come back. If you want ramen that comes out fast and tastes amazing, this is the place to go. The broth was full of flavor, the ramen was piping hot and the noodles were cooked perfectly. I honestly wish I could go back ten more times.
If you’re in Jacksonville or live nearby, this is definitely a spot you need to check out.
Wes Nicholson
The tiniest bit of broth I’ve ever seen. Even the portion of meat and toppings are very tiny. I used to come here and I recalled it being much larger servings, but if this is what they have changed to then I’ll be finding a new ramen bar to go to that actually gives decent serving portions. Not paying $30+ for barely a cup of soup.
… moreJoy Williams
Soupa Noodle Bat is a MUST-VISIT spot in Jacksonville for noodle lovers and foodies alike! From rich, savory broths to perfectly cooked noodles and fresh toppings, Soupa brings big flavor and serious comfort in every bowl.
Whether you’re stopping by for lunch or dinner, this spot always hits the spot
They’re known for their flavorful ramen, pho, and noodle bowls that are hearty, satisfying, and full of authentic taste. If comfort food is your love language, this place is for you
… moreWhether you’re stopping by for lunch or dinner, this spot always hits the spot
They’re known for their flavorful ramen, pho, and noodle bowls that are hearty, satisfying, and full of authentic taste. If comfort food is your love language, this place is for you
Tori R
SOUPA BLAND! I’m highly confused as to how this place has so many positive reviews. The soup was incredibly bland. Like nothing could save it. It’s incredibly overpriced. The women’s bathroom was covered in black mold. The karaage was fine and the boba was very mid. I wouldn’t recommend this place at all and I will not be coming back. Waste of money.
… moreCristy Cummings
The good: This place is vibrantly anime themed. The food is relatively tasty and reasonably priced. The bubble tea was great with lots of choices of add-ins. The merch seemed fun. The place is clean and the food came out promptly.
The meh: The large anime statues are cool, but both are broken. The plastic silverware is low quality (my bad for not using chopsticks). The napkin dispenser rips every napkin. The veggie potstickers were sold out.
The bad: 1) The “steamed veggies” in the “build your own bowl” were completely raw. 2) They closed at least 15 minutes prior the posted closing time. Not only did they turn on ALL the lights while we were finishing up as a clear indication that they wanted us to get the hell out, they turned away a group of 4 and a group of 2 who arrived at least 15 minutes before close (with the open sign still on). 3) The ambiance could be an anime lovers dream, but the music completely killed the vibe. Rather than playing anything remotely related to the restaurant theme, loud, sad, American-made R&B blared from the speakers.
We wanted to LOVE this place. Instead, I think we will just do carry-out, well before the posted closing time.
… moreThe meh: The large anime statues are cool, but both are broken. The plastic silverware is low quality (my bad for not using chopsticks). The napkin dispenser rips every napkin. The veggie potstickers were sold out.
The bad: 1) The “steamed veggies” in the “build your own bowl” were completely raw. 2) They closed at least 15 minutes prior the posted closing time. Not only did they turn on ALL the lights while we were finishing up as a clear indication that they wanted us to get the hell out, they turned away a group of 4 and a group of 2 who arrived at least 15 minutes before close (with the open sign still on). 3) The ambiance could be an anime lovers dream, but the music completely killed the vibe. Rather than playing anything remotely related to the restaurant theme, loud, sad, American-made R&B blared from the speakers.
We wanted to LOVE this place. Instead, I think we will just do carry-out, well before the posted closing time.
Jessica Driskell
The atmosphere? Wonderful. Cute little nerdy place.
The food, though? Even chili oil couldn’t save it from the blandness, and neither of us even finished our food. The meatballs are also not meatballs in a normal sense – technically they are balls of meat, but the texture and flavor are nothing like any meat I’ve ever eaten.
Really, save yourself the money and time, and eat something that actually has any flavor at all.
… moreThe food, though? Even chili oil couldn’t save it from the blandness, and neither of us even finished our food. The meatballs are also not meatballs in a normal sense – technically they are balls of meat, but the texture and flavor are nothing like any meat I’ve ever eaten.
Really, save yourself the money and time, and eat something that actually has any flavor at all.
Miho “Miholovestoeat”
This is a hidden gem in Jacksonville, inspired by Japanese anime comics! The decor is fantastic, and their noodle soups and appetizers are incredibly delicious.
During my first visit, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that they serve udon and pho alongside ramen! I tried the Curry Laksa (a spicy coconut milk broth) – Singaporean noodles, and the Kaio Mami (a savory and sweet broth) – Filipino noodles. Both dishes exceeded my expectations!
We also enjoyed the “Build Your Own Bowl” option, where you can add your favorite toppings to your chosen noodles. My gluten-free and vegan friends will definitely love this place! The prices are very reasonable, with small sides starting at $10, which was more than enough to fill me up. You can also opt for “Kaedama,” which is extra noodles.
If you haven’t been here, its time for you to try it.
… moreDuring my first visit, I was pleasantly surprised to discover that they serve udon and pho alongside ramen! I tried the Curry Laksa (a spicy coconut milk broth) – Singaporean noodles, and the Kaio Mami (a savory and sweet broth) – Filipino noodles. Both dishes exceeded my expectations!
We also enjoyed the “Build Your Own Bowl” option, where you can add your favorite toppings to your chosen noodles. My gluten-free and vegan friends will definitely love this place! The prices are very reasonable, with small sides starting at $10, which was more than enough to fill me up. You can also opt for “Kaedama,” which is extra noodles.
If you haven’t been here, its time for you to try it.