After paying for parking I walked up and down queen street and determined they are no longer there. Very disappointed this information is not updated on their web site read more

I've been to Ravi Soups twice in the past couple of months and I have been meaning to review because they deserve the shoutout. Today's the day! RAVI, RAVI ! This place is awesome! Starting from the beginning- when you walk inside this unassuming restaurant on Queen West you're immediately struck with the warm, comfortable- almost familiar feeling you get. You're greeted by friendly staff who are all too happy to serve you up anything from their selection of flavourful menu items... For me- because I am vegetarian, I like to order the "oven roasted veggies wrap". As the name implies, Ravi is big on soups... so you're going to be tempted to pair that wrap or other item with a soup. I know that's what I did my first visit to Ravi's. If you do, make sure you've brought your appetite because it's going to be a lot of food. Ravi's wraps are generous. They're big! And they're filled with deliciously roasted things - like veggies! I can barely finish my wrap, but I did. Show Ravi's Soups some love and appreciation by checking them out. You'll be glad you did. read more

BOBBY PIN AND PLASTIC IN SOUP!!! I ate my chicken wrap first which was bland at best but then while eating my soup my friend found PLASTIC in his and I pulled a BOBBY PIN out of my mouth after eating the soup. Wow. Just wow. I'm sketched out by a lot of fast food places but this is just unacceptable. read more

Ravi Soups - WHAT WE FOUND IN OUR SOUP - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I would give this location a 3.5/5. I was super excited to return to Ravi Soups to order the Chicken Hot Pot Broth Soup which I've previously tried at this location (via UberEats b/c COVID-19) and have raved about. I walked over and got take-out this time. I ordered the Chicken Hot Pot Soup, which comes with a cheese biscuit. The take-out packaging was pretty good, as the soup stayed hot until I was ready to eat it about 15 minutes after. However, I was unfortunately super disappointed by my actual meal. The soup had a completely different taste than the first time I tried it (and loved it!), with no hint of coconut milk at all, which was a huge drawback. The biscuit was also cold. Overall, I was definitely disappointed because my first experience with Ravi Soups via UberEats was so much better than this time (5/5 vs. 2/5) That time, the soup was great, and the biscuit was very warm. I'll probably check it out again, but am sad that this location seems to be inconsistent. read more

Ravi Soups - Chicken Hot Pot Broth Soup - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Really good soup but a tad pricey. About $11 for the large bowl with the cheesy scone thing. We had the corn chowder with a few bits of real crab (the corn is puréed so you can taste it but you can't see it). Also had the chicken and noodle soup with Thai basil and lemongrass. This one was very good with lots of stuff including ramen bok Choy and pineapple bits as well as a good amount of shredded chicken. This one reminded me of the Thai bowl at Bosc for almost 3X the price. Flavours came thru very nicely in both bowls and they both had a bit of a kick. Portion sizes are great for lunch but might be a bit small for dinner. read more

i ordered the beef miso soup and I was charged $17 for a small cup. Complete rip-off! Ravi use to be affordable and now they have increased their prices and the portion sizes suck. Its a completely scam. read more

Who goes out for soup anyway? Everyone in Toronto, I have learned. I am still astounded to see the reach of the Ravi Soups chain across this great big town. This Queen West location is the only one I've tried, and it's top-notch. I am now a person who goes out for soup. I've tried a couple of kinds at Ravi, as well as their wrap-soup combo, but my go-to is the Chicken Hot Pot Broth. It's got a ton of chicken in a yumsville coconut broth, with just a few noodles (not killer on the carbs), bok choy, slices of mango, mint, ginger, and a few edamame. Soups come with a delicious cheese biscuit and a small dish of red dipping sauce with a sweet and slightly spicy taste. The soup is delivered on your own personal wooden lazy Susan, which is a fun novelty. You can spin back and forth between your soup and your scone. Best of all, at Ravi they don't just ladle your soup out of some big vat - things are made to order here, so soup veggies are fresh and meats (the miso steak soup) have a bit of the grill to them. The soup comes out fairly quick and is steaming hot. Despite the quasi fast food look of the place, this is a great spot for a healthy, filling, consistent, and inexpensive lunch. read more

Ravi Soups - Hard to stray from the perfectness of the Chicken Hot Pot Broth... - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Visiting this place during winter feels like heaven. I love their Butternut Squash Soup for a cold winter evening after work. My go to comfort soup place. read more

I can't believe I've found the best soup place in town! I just had their mushroom soup and it was to die for. No starchy thickening but instead it was chocked full of fresh mushrooms in a gorgeous broth. The lamb wrap I had was the best I've ever tasted. The layers upon layers of flavour was a joy to taste. This is one restaurant that knows how to deliver flavour. There's a little spice to everything so if you prefer bland food you'll have to move along. I will be back and I'll be trying everything on the menu. read more

I wrote over three years ago that I would bump this to a five star after having more than just their chowder. I've had so much more than just their chowder so many times now, I feel like a jerk for not giving them the five stars they deserve. Their chicken hot pot and mushroom bisque are also excellent options, but the chowder is still my SBFF (Soup Best Friend Forever). If you're really hungry, get the wrap and soup combo, it's a steal at $12. read more

Things I could say about this place are many and all of it good. The chef is formerly from the now defunct Mildred Pierce Restaurant as their head of soup. The training shows as the soup is full of flavour and body. Normally, the chef has about two soups of rotating special; in addition to his stew (which i have not tried yet). The soup is normally kicked up a bit with some spice; which adds a uniqueness to it. If you order just the soup, it comes with a cheddar cheese biscuit and a small dish of red pepper jelly; although normally I just dip the biscuit in my soup. Most items on the menu average out to be around $10 taxes in; however, if you order one of his wraps along with the soup, go for it by all means. The wraps are packed with flavour and are ususally spiced up a bit like the soups, and are grilled up on a cooktop like a burrito; but with better ingredients like flank steak and brie cheese. You do pay extra for the fresh ingredients, like fresh sweet julieened mango in the hot pot broth; or the shrimp in the red pepper bisque. But overall, I'd say the extra is worth it. Ravi Soups has two locations, the original location is @ Adelaide & Duncan, and the other is just steps eastwards from the Drake Hotel on Queen. The original location closes much earlier than the one located on Queen West, which closes @ 10pm. If you choose to dine in @ either location, you head on up to the counter and place your order, and they will bring it out to you on these awesome lazy susans, which makes for an interesting plating presentation; which makes it much easier to share and sample with others, should you not be dining alone. Regarding service, it can be a bit slow at times. But you need to keep in mind that both locations are pretty much designed to be more like a take-out counter, with the nicer ambiance and feeling of a cafe. Yes, they do bring out the food for you; but you go up to the counter to order and pay after you're done eating a la deli style. read more

Ravi Soups - Chicken hot pot broth - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I love their corn chowder with blue crab soup so much that every time I go, I'm either craving the corn chowder or want to try another soup but can't help going back to corn chowder. It's about $9 for a soup or wrap or starts at $11.49 for a soup and wrap combo. It's a relaxed atmosphere. You can dine in and they'll bring it to your table or you can do take out or delivery. No Ravi's that I've been to have chatty staff but they're all friendly. Gets busier when the weather gets colder. read more

Ravi Soups - My go-to: $12.49 soup (corn chowder) and wrap (grilled veggie) combo. - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

BOTTOM LINE: Their soups are so good, I'm drooling thinking about how I will write this review! They're the only place in town that markets themselves for their soups and boy are they good! I get a dopamine surge whenever I know I'll be going and my cravings are becoming more and more frequent as the days get colder. Their menu is relatively limited though the soups do get rotated. As other reviewers have raved about, YES!, their corn chowder is to die for, but seriously, almost all their soups are this flavourful. One of my other favourites is the chicken hot pot broth, which adds a nice surprise with the lemon grass and citrus flavouring. The soups definitely live up to the hype and I'm looking forward to trying the beef miso. Their wraps are also well-made and juicy, if not a bit on the smaller size. Their meats and vegetables are noticeably fresher compared to other establishments at the same price point, and ordering the combo ensures that you will be well fed! read more

I stayed in Toronto for a few weeks and this little gem was located across the street from where I was staying. I was curious because a lot of people raved about the soups. The restaurant is small but I was fine with that because it gave it a home feel. I felt like I was eating at my grandmas. They have soups and wraps separate and they also have combos. I got a wrap and soup combo. The wrap was Flank steak and the soup was beef miso. I thought it was delicious. They added yams to the soup and wrap so it gave it a hint of sweetness. I enjoyed it. read more

Ravi Soups - Beef Miso Soup & Flank Steak Wrap - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Having a full sized lamb wrap and crab/corn soup for lunch. Well presented and good spice. Great location. Not outstanding value but it is quality food. read more

Ravi Soups - a plate of food with a fork and knife - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Never had such a delightful gourmet soup experience, Ravi Soup is tops! Ordered 2 soup and wrap combos to go.. gonna eat this outside to enjoy the hottest day in Toronto 29C this year. Wraps: 1. Roasted free range chicken - with roasted yams, baby spinach, carmalized onions, tomato chutney, chipotle mayo 2. Grilled flank steak wrap - with roasted yams, caramelized onions, baby spinach, mushrooms, brie Soups: 1. Butternut squash soup with asian pears and lemon grass 2. Ravi stew with chicken, wild rice, edamame, mushroom, baby spinach. The soups have a bit of kick to them. (they are spiced up). Be aware if you're not used to that. Love them though because the combinations of flavours work. Asian pears and butternut squash who wouldn't known? My favorite item today has got to be the grilled flank steak wrap. the melted creamy brie with the soft steak and sweet yams formed a blessed heavenly union. At Ravi's you're getting great fresh gourmet food for a reasonable cost. For two combos it was about $26 tax inc. Ravi I'm a fan can't wait to try some more. read more

That is some DYNAMITE soup right there. Personally, my favourite is the corn chowder with blue crab. So good. But I can also vouch for the comforting deliciousness of the porcini mushroom with truffle oil, the butternut squash with apple and the coconut chicken. All soups are served with a flaky biscuit and red pepper jelly. For $10 it's a wonderful, satisfying meal. Other things: the wraps here are great too. Ditto the slaw. And Ravi has 3 locations to soup you better...Adelaide, Queen West and Dundas West. Soup lovers unite! :) read more

It seems to be a family run business. The exterior and interior decor is dated and lacking but the quality of their ingredients are there. Always fresh and it's a good place to pop in for great flavor healthy eats. They also have in their fridge some exotic beverages to choose from as well (tropical fruit based) I ranked it 4*/5 as it would be great for the business to invest a little in the store front and to turn on their exterior signage at night to make it easier to find if you are not local to the area. read more

I really wanted to give this place a higher rating, but I had a MSG type hangover from the soup that I was not expecting from a place like this. First impressions when I came in were good enough. Clean and pleasant interior, and friendly service, though ordering was a bit weird as I had to walk down the stairs to the grill area and not the cash register to order. I had the corn chowder with blue crab and scone on the side. Both items hit the spot and were meticulously presented so I could accept the $8.99 price. Scone was buttery flaky and all around good. All was well when I left. But two hours later I started getting an allergic itching reaction on my body, I felt a bit dizzy and my mouth started feeling dry. Something in the meal didn't sit right, and I suspect it's the crab meat on the soup, which looked like it came out of a can or jar and laced with preservatives instead of being fresh. Without the hangover I would probably give the place a 4 but I can't give a good review to a place that made me sick! read more

Ravi Soups - Scone was good, corn chowder delicious, but skip the crab meat. - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

On a whim we stumbled in here on Saturday evening. After a night of drinking for a friend's birthday - we were starving and so we decided to give this a try. I had the curried lamb wrap which was surprisingly spicy, so spicy my fiancé had to finish it for me while I ate the side salad. I'm "ok" with spicy food, I regularly eat Buffalo wings and I enjoy adding chilli oil to my noodles, but this had a strong kick to it. The lamb wrap came with squash and a mango salsa, in theory, a good combination. The lamb itself was tender, but the taste was not my cup of tea. It was a cheap eat, the service was quick and the place was clean, but I don't think I'd wander over again any time soon. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't good... read more

Ravi Soups - Lamb Wrap at Ravi Soups - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I had to update this review and to reconfirm the five star rating ! Ravi Soups is the best quality food chain in Toronto, bar none ! For a little bit more money that other joints you get fresh ingredients wraps that taste amazing and soups that have been actually cooked for hours , not just thickened with corn starch! Service is always friendly and the ambience is relaxed and unrushed. Everything one can wish for! read more

Came here for lunch pickup. Food: Ordered the corn chowder with a curry lamb wrap and my husband had the Ravi Stew. The Ravi Stew is basically curry with very fresh ingredients, in a healthy and well executed meal. The cheddar biscuit has that touch of Indian biscuit flavor married with the North American cheddar. I could not begin to describe how well this place executed on marrying the two cultures. The corn chowder was tasty and a little sweet. However, there was almost no crab in this dish. The Lamb curry wrap was fantastic and had so much flavor from really fresh ingredients. The portion size is also pretty good and doesn't have you feeling too bad about what you consumed. Price: The combo meal is a steal but if you order things separate, its pretty pricey for soup. Decor: Bright and airy in there. If you want a quick meal its not a bad spot to sit down in. The kitchen is exposed which is kind of fun. There was no one sitting in when we went at noon so it felt more like a takeout spot. Service: Very nice folks, can't complain. Notable Extras: Nothing really to note, its worth trying if you like Indian food. read more

Food ****1/2 Service ***1/2 Ambiance * Great fast casual / takeout spot. Their wrap and soups are delicious. They're hearty, full of delicious meats and veggies (they have veggie options) My two top choices are the Ravi Stew which has roasted chicken in it. I also regularly get the flank steak with hot sauce which has spinish, brie, steal, yams, mushrooms and more. If you were to make something at home and not scimp on the good incredients, save time and just go to Ravis! read more

I prefer this location over the one on Adelaide, as this one is so much cleaner and doesn't feel like there are cockroaches crawling all over the place (yes i have seen them at the one on Adelaide). Admittedly, the soups are really pricey and not actually their best dishes. Their wraps are actually significantly better than their soup and if you get the soup and wrap combo for $11.99, you feel better about paying that much for lunch (soup alone range from 7.99 to 9.99). The portions are a little smaller if you get the combo, but it's filling anyway. Chicken wrap is fantastic. Porcini mushroom bisque is decent, so is the Ravi Stew. The Corn Chowder is better. I LOVE soup, but I dont LOVE Ravi Soup. I do enjoy very much the Ravi Wrap and Soup Combo. read more

Sure, the summer rains are warm this year. But if you're under the weather, it might as well be the middle of December. Ravisoups turned out to save my wife and I a sick day or two, staving away flu-bugs with the broth equivalent of an oven-warmed duvet. I had the corn chowder bisque, she had the chicken hot pot broth, both were delicious and accompanied by obscenely good cheese buns with red pepper jelly. The quality of the ingredients are readily apparent when you peek behind the counter, but don't do justice to your senses until you begin swallowing hungry mouthfuls. This is good stuff. We also split a organic chicken roti-wrap that wasn't necessary, thanks to the generous food portions, but was a fantastic compliment to the soup. The menu features a soup and wrap combo which is apparently a scaled-back portion of each and will probably what I'd do next time since I like both so much. Prices fall somewhere between the hipster-gouging and afraid-to-set-foot-inside-the-hole-in-the-wall-you-call-a-restaurant that characterizes Queen West fare (That translates into a possible daily lunch spot for us). read more

I have always been a soup fiend. I know it and everyone who knows me knows it. So when it comes to soups I have pretty high expectations. The other day was my first, but certainly not last time at Ravi Soups! Got some takeout for Vivek S. and myself while working a Yelp booth at an event this past weekend (I'm the intern). Upon his recommendation, I tried the corn chowder for the soup portion of my soup and wrap deal. It was so, so good. I usually am partial to chunky soups and that's part of what appealed to me when ordering chowder. This soup was smooth with a few kernals of corn and some small shredded pieces of crab meat but it was so complex in flavour that I did not mind in the slightest. The thai basil, the corn, the smoothness in texture with little corn and crab treasures, I'm missing that soup like it's an old friend. The wrap was equally good! When I took it out of the paper bag, I was worried. It looked small and I was ravenous. However in combination with the soup it turned out to all be the perfect portion of food for a very hungry girl. It was a curried lamb wrap with a pineapple chutney, sweet potato chunks and lettuce. Does that not sound like the best wrap ever? Even better, everything was cooked well so that it was nice and tender only to be complimented with crunch from the fresh lettuce leaf and tang of the pineapple. The space is really nice to look at with a vibrant orange and I would feel totally comfortable getting take out or sitting down for the meal at the restaurant. The staff were keen, noticing my first-timerness right away they were extremely helpful with their suggestions and patience. It seemed like it took a while for the food to come but for the quality, it's understandable. Have a glass of water from the cups and jugs they have out for you and relax! read more

I came to Ravi Soups on a friends suggestion, and I was not disappointed! The first thing I noticed on the menu (like any good starving student) was the price. At $9 per soup order, I was pretty happy I wasn't paying. However, when the soup came, the price totally made sense! It was probably the best soup I've ever had. I tried the roasted red pepper, which had curried shrimp, and my friend had the butternut squash with asian pear. They both came with delicious little biscuits and red pepper jelly for dipping. It is such a great place - a nice, quiet atmosphere (I went at noon and there were maybe two other full tables) with delicious food. It doesn't get better than Ravi Soups! I'll definitely be back, and will probably check out the other location. read more

Stopped in on a lazy sunday afternoon at tthe Queen street location near the ossington. i was surprise it wasn't packed but happy at the same time cause i was in and out in just a few minutes. The curry lamb wrap and crab and corn chowder is pretty effin delicious. a good size portion for lunch not a massive wrap but it wasn't small. im going to be honest i was never a fan of curry spice i don't know why i could never warm up to it but i made an exception for this beautifully made wrap. Great spot for a quick bite. read more

Chicken hot broth, very good soup. Wraps equally good. Great comfort food. The challenge I find is the COST, it's a few bucks too expensive. A bit more spacious than other Ravi's. read more

Ravi, you had me with your soup and wrap combo! I entered a very tranquil peachy Ravi location in Parkdale one fine summer evening. Pleasantly surprised (and actually relieved) to see it fairly empty (just one table occupied). After chatting up the guys at the counter, I ordered the lamb wrap and the Ravi stew combo while my friend ordered the steak flank wrap and chowder soup combo. While we were waiting for our food we saw some regulars (one guy wearing super short shorts and who drove to the location stood out in particular) so that gave us some indication about the quality of the food. And then the food came, without fanfare, on lazy susans. I took one bite of my lamb curry wrap closed my eyes to savor and make sense of the gooey deliciousness bombarding my taste buds. Here are the thoughts as they stumbled across my mind, in chronological order: First thought: Gooey deliciousness Second thought: Wowza, lot of spinach! Third thought: Where's the curry? Fourth thought: Where's the lamb? I was later told that the wrap is a very, very westernized version of the Sri Lankan roti. The yam, the spinach, the sweetness, the lack of potent curry: all making it more palatable to western taste buds. I do not begrudge this castration, but instead applaud it for its ingenious, delicious coherence. The wrap tastes delicious. I would have never thought of the pairings. That's all that matters. However, they can definitely decrease the spinach content and increase the lamb portions in the wrap. The Ravi stew is a hearty (very) soup with beans, cilantro with a toddler's kick to your taste bud. My friends corn chowder was light and airy on the taste buds, but not very crabby as promised. Her steak flank wrap was very, very good. Pockets of subtle, changing flavors: pineapple here, apricot there! Great portions of wonderfully,flavored steak! Tres good! The wrap and soup combo is a very cost effective $10-12. I am a bit sad that the wraps are so far removed from their Sri Lankan progenitors and the meat (lamb at least) was overpowered by everything else going on, which is a rare occurrence since lamb has it's own powerful flavor. If Ravi can make this chimera so appeasing, I am curious to taste how amazingly well he does the original. Judging by how friendly the guys serving us were, maybe I will ask them to make me an original Sri Lankan roti one day! In the Canadian context of otherwise drab wrap combo places, Ravi gets a solid 4.5. Ravi, you're at the head of your class and you've got another patron in the bag! read more

We ended up at Ravi's Soups on Queen Street a few days ago, after a failed attempt to check out E.L. Ruddy (they were closed). Ravi's Soups had a big group of people waiting for wraps, so that was a nice sign. They had a veggie wrap on the menu, and a vegan soup option. That said, I wasn't excited about this place from the very beginning. Service was weird and all over the place, there wasn't a line waiting by the time we were at the counter, but he was still frenetic and rushed, but the food didn't come to us for quite a long time, and as with most simple vegetable dishes, I feel like I could have probably just made the wrap at home. The veggie wrap normally has brie in it, and jut as a heads up, one of the unlisted additions is mayo... so you know if you're vegan, ask for it without, or just skip it and just opt for soup. (or go somewhere else.) The wrap came with a tiny salad, that of course, had "just a little bit" of mayo on it, I guess "a little bit" of mayo is the same as "no mayo"? Not quite. My friend had the wrap and the Porcini Mushroom Soup and loved it. It's based on an onion broth, and has mushrooms, barley, and truffle oil in it, so it's actually vegan. However, soups all come with a cheese biscuit. This place, like most of Toronto's restaurants, is great for lacto-ovo-vegetarians, but going there made me wish I had gone somewhere else on Queen that was a bit more vegan friendly with more exciting options. read more

Great soups, I just wish they had more variety. I have dinned here before and what disappoints me personally is that they always have the same soup, maybe I'm asking for a lot. I just wish they had at least one different soup that is different every day. I like to see creamy soups, bisque, noodle soups and so on. The soups are good I like how they serve them on lazy Susan ( turn table). Temperature is okay. Nice side bread. Service is good Total cost $7.10 Fair price for soup. read more

Came in on a cold night with a soup craving, and Ravi didn't disappoint. Ambience: I'd recommend staying in the front half of the restaurant. Although the back half is where the majority of the seating is, the walls are flaking paint, there's absolutely zero decor on the walls, and you basically feel like you're eating in some small community hall rather than in a relatively pricey soup joint. But it was clean, so kudos for that. Service: took about 5-10 minutes to get our order with very few patrons there, but not bad. Kinda strange that they flipped our orders with the only other table there, but that was quickly rectified. I'd hate to see though what happens when the place is full! Soup: tried the apricot/lentil and the chicken curry hotpot. The apricot/lentil was really nice - you could really taste both flavours, as well as a nice blast of cilantro. The chicken curry hotpot was a little more meh - a touch on the spicy side but not in a good way - it just masked the relative blandness underneath - it's tough to make curry uninspired but they did it.. Both soups came with the biscuit with jelly - I could've just eaten a plate of that all night - it was fricking good. Also tried the slaw which was pricey ($5) but a nice refreshing side dish. Overall - good food, average value. I was bordering on 3 stars here, because of decor, small service snafu, and one of the soups being a bit uninspiring, but then I thought of those biscuits and jelly, and had to go at least 4 stars. I'll be back to try some other soups soon! read more

When it comes to soups Ravi stands tall amongst others. Ravi definitely delivers that delicious hot bowl of oh-so-satisfying soup we often crave for during the bitter winter months we have to endure. Often proclaimed as "soup master" or "soup king" of Toronto Ravi unfortunately passed away a few years ago. However rest assure that the Ravi soup legacy is now survived (and carried on) by the dozen or so cousins who he trained personally. Soups here are unique and ethnocentric. Exotic south east Asian flavours are combined with ingredients we are familiar with. Ravi successfully combines uniquely different flavours to somehow work harmoniously together to create a refine and amazingly delicious bowl of soup. Their wraps are equally compelling albeit not quite as creative as their soups. read more

I really wanted to love this place. It sounds amazing, and I do love soup...but as it was, it was just good. I got the wrap and soup combo so that I could try more things, and chose the corn chowder with blue crab and the chicken wrap. I'll admit I was very impressed to see a guy in the kitchen cutting the corn off the cobs - no faking it here, clearly. I was also impressed with the amount of crab in my soup when it arrived. The soup was definitely the better of the two, it was quite tasty, but didn't blow me away - it wasn't a $9 soup in my opinion. I wasn't a huge fan of the chicken wrap either. Part of that might be my personal tastes, but I didn't find that the flavours melded well together. I also found the chicken to be a little dry. I liked that they served it on a lazy susan though, that's a cute idea. All in all, good soup but not amazing, might go again if I was in the area and try something else. read more

Just visiting the city and stumbled across this place while at TMAC. Had chicken hot pot soup. It was full of veggies and fresh pulled chicken, flavorful and spicy! read more

After reading great reviews about this place, I've been looking for an excuse to come here. I checked out their Queen W location, which is a couple blocks past Ossington. On a Saturday afternoon, it wasn't too busy. I instantly felt warm and cozy when I walked in, and we were able to snag a table right at the front window. There is a great variety of unique soup options. I went with the corn chowder. I was a little weary about the 'chowder' component being too heavy, but was explained they use coconut milk/cream as their base, and not too much of it. My friend had the butternut squash. Our soups came to $10 each. The serving size was great! And I love the little spinning table they serve it on. We also got a lovely crisp cheese scone..melt in your mouth. I really enjoyed my soup. It was hearty, but as desired, not overly heavy. In fact our server came by to ask what we thought of the soup, as they were trying out a new brand of coconut milk and wanted to make sure it came out the same. What great service and attention to customer satisfaction. Ah, another great lunch experience in Toronto. Go here for great soup!!! Flavour is on par with soup nutsy, but Ravi soups wins for dining experience/ambiance. read more

This was pretty darn good. The food was great, albeit a little unseasonal, but hey soup and sandwiches are their thing. Service was good. Food was prepared quickly and served well. the store was clean. read more

Ravi Soups - Wild porcini rice soup and pork shoulder wrap - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came here to check it out due to all the raving reviews and got the soup and wrap combo which was a great deal btw! Ordered the butternut squash soup and chicken wrap and it was alright.. The wrap was a little dry and soup didn't have that sweetness I was expecting. It was alright and perhaps I'll try another soup next time but nothing amazing imo. read more

Ravi Soups - Butternut squash soup and chicken wrap - Soup Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

First started going to Ravi Soups about 3 years ago and now I rarely make a month before I'm back again, craving the flank steak wrap and corn chowder combo. I've rated this location as it's the spot of my first visit but have found their food quite consistent in quality at their other locations. A little bit pricey, but well justified IMO. They know they have a good product ;) read more