Soup season is officially here, and there’s no better way to enjoy it than by riding Sound Transit to a warm, comforting meal.
From rich ramen and classic chowders to Vietnamese favorites and globally inspired bowls, these soup spots are all an easy walk from stations across the region.
Grab your ORCA card and let the search for your next favorite soup begin!
Downtown Redmond Station
A Ma Chicken Rice (0.2 miles, 3-minute walk)
A Ma is known for its comforting chicken-and-rice plates, but its soups deserve just as much attention. Every dish comes with soup, and their chicken noodle soup is especially satisfying — simple, warming, and perfect for a chilly day.
Mendocino Farms (0.1 miles, 3-minute walk)
For a lighter but still cozy option, Mendocino Farms offers rotating seasonal soups alongside sandwiches and salads. It’s a great stop when you’re craving something warm without feeling heavy.
Northgate Station
Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya (0.2 miles, about a 4-minute walk)
Known for its rich, slow-simmered broths and traditional Japanese ramen styles, Kizuki is a go-to spot for soup season near Northgate Station. From hearty tonkotsu to lighter options, each bowl is thoughtfully crafted and perfect for warming up after a ride on the 1 Line.
Capitol Hill Station
Ramen Danbo (0.5 miles, 11-minute walk)
Known for its customizable bowls, Ramen Danbo lets you choose your noodle texture and broth richness. The result is a deeply satisfying ramen experience that’s well worth the walk from Capitol Hill Station.
Westlake Station
Pike Place Chowder (0.2 miles, 5-minute walk)
A Seattle staple, Pike Place Chowder delivers every time. From classic clam chowder to seafood bisques, every option is rich, flavorful, and ideal for soup season.
Oriental Mart Filipino Restaurant (0.2 miles, 6-minute walk)
Located inside Pike Place Market, Oriental Mart serves salmon sinigang—a sweet-and-sour soup made with salmon sourced directly from the market. It’s comforting, bold, and deeply rooted in local flavors.
Pioneer Square Station
Saigon Drip Café (0.1 miles, 3-minute walk)
Saigon Drip offers the best of both worlds. Order a bánh mì and dip it straight into a savory pho broth, or go all in with a full bowl of pho. Either way, it’s a perfect stop near Pioneer Square Station.
International District/Chinatown Station
Pho Ba (0.2 miles, 6-minute walk)
A longtime favorite in the neighborhood, Pho Ba is known for its clean, aromatic broth and classic preparation. It’s a must-visit during soup season and an easy stop from International District/Chinatown Station.
Beacon Hill Station
Familyfriend (0.4 miles, 10-minute walk)
This neighborhood favorite is especially loved for its corn soup. Creamy, comforting, and unexpectedly crave-worthy, it’s a great example of how some of the best soup spots are found just off the platform.
Othello Station
Hoang Lan Restaurant (0.1 miles, 3-minute walk)
A go-to for Vietnamese soups, Hoang Lan shines with its bún bò Huế, a spicy beef soup with bold flavor, and bún riêu, a rich crab meatball soup. Both are standouts and just steps from Othello Station.
T Line (Tacoma)
Infinite Soups (0.6 miles, 3-minute walk)
Near the Old City Hall station in downtown Tacoma, Infinite Soups features a rotating menu inspired by flavors from around the world. From creamy bisques to hearty broths, it’s a cozy destination that makes taking transit part of the experience.
Soup season is the perfect excuse to explore the region by transit—and to warm up with a great bowl along the way.
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