The Soup Stop

Excellent food with authentic flavor.

Absolutely delicious!!!

If you want delicious flavors then come here. My experience was one of delight. Thank you to the owners and their cooking. Wish I was in Hobart longer.

Clean and decent place. Good if your looking for vegeterain or vegan options. I've been going for 3 days now in a row and I still can't get enough of it. Portions are fine for the price. They have soups everyday. If you are really sick and have the urge of eating home food, then this is your place.

I visited twice during my trip to Tasmania in January. This unsuspecting tiny cafe serves authentic Indian food. It’s not like fancy restaurant or ‘western’ style, it is home cooked Punjabi mama style & delicious. (They also have South Indian options.) The uncle serving at the counter was very calm, friendly & helpful. Better to take away imo because the cafe is small & not that comfy. But the food is the best & most authentic Indian I’ve had in Australia. All vegetarian & many vegan or veganisable options. Didn’t like the chai, but would 100% fly back to Tassie for the food.

The quality quantity was good. If someone in search of homely food it's the best place . The service provided by staff was also great

Sad to say that the "Pumpkin Soup" was awful, absolutely no flavor with a chunky/watery consistency. Unfortunately, the naan bread wasn't good either. I had such high hopes due to other people's reviews and was very severely disappointed. Won't be returning.

Absolutely amazing food. Not one of those namesake Indian restaurants who call themselves "authentic", but are just bowls of orange gravy with oil dripping out. This one is not just great in taste, but was top notch in its quality and quantity. We were treated by food which was served not for customers but how you'd prepare food for your guests who you value. Aunty is an amazing cook. If my mum made food it would have been this. Leaving Hobart with fond memories and I am so glad I had my last dinner in Hobart here.

Orders wada and sambar, received them premixed in the box. Very poor way of serving. Lost the taste of wada. When I called the shop, owner says this is how it's served in Hobart but may not be in India. This is supposed to be an Indian restaurant. Owners trying to cut corners and save money on packing. Just lost 35 dollars and ended up with wet and soaked wada broken into pieces. Worst wada ever Good for people who has not eaten them before

Delicious food , very affordable price , welcoming environment