What'soup - Stockholm

I made a point of visiting Hornstulls marknad to try the fully vegan food truck What'soup. I'd read about them in various places and was curious to try their food. On this day they had three soups on offer: Turkish lentil with browned chili butter, lemon and roasted onion; French saffron served with lemon and dill aioli; Turkish yoghurt soup. There was also a tortilla filled with mac cheese and caramelised onion, served with salsa. And not to forget the different varieties of the grilled cheese sandwich! I opted for the French saffron soup and oh my word, it was incredible! I didn't have any expectations as I'm not big on soup in general but this was something else. The flavours were wonderful: the thick saffron-tinged creaminess married well with the lemon-dill aioli. The soup had large chunks of what tasted like pumpkin which made it filling. I couldn't pass up the grilled cheese as it looked too tantalising and granted: my dreams of perfectly melted vegan cheese came true. Felt very decadent! Hornstulls marknad is a reoccurring market held every weekend (at least during the summer). When I visited there were mostly food trucks and a handful of stalls were selling crafts and second hand clothes. There is a large seating area overlooking the water by the promenade which continues for several kilometres past the park Tantolunden. Highly recommend a stop at What'soup!

I made a point to visit hornstulls marknad to try the full vegan food truck what’soup. I would read them at different places and was curious to try them. on this day they had three suppenings in the offer: Turkish lenses with fried chili butter, lemon and roasted wobble; French saffron served with lemon and dill aioli; Turkish yogurt soup. there was also a tortilla filled with Mac cheese and caramelized wobbles, served with salsa. and not to forget the various sorts of grilled cheese sandwich! I chose the French saffron soup and my word was incredible! I had no expectations, because I didn't have much on suppe in general, but that was something else. the aromas were wonderful: the thick saffron tint got married well with the lemon dill aioli. the suppe had great pieces of what tasted like pumpkin that filled it. I could not give up the grilled cheese, as he looked to tantalizing: my dreams of perfectly melted vegan cheese were true. I am very decadent! hornstulls marknad is a recurring market that is held every weekend (at least in summer). when I visited, there were mostly food trucks and a handful of handcrafts sold and second hand clothes. there is a large seating area with views of the water on the promenade, which continues several kilometers behind the park tanolunden. recommend a stop at what’soup!

I made a point to visit Hornstulls brandnad to try the fully vegan food truck What'soup. I would read them in different places and was curious to try their food. On that day they had three soups on offer: Turkish lentils with porridge chili butter, lemon and roasted onion; French saffron served with lemon and dill aioli; Turkish yogurt soup. There was also a tortilla filled with Mac cheese and caramelized onion, served with salsa. And not to forget the different varieties of grilled cheese sandwich! I chose the French saffron soup and oh my word, it was incredible! I had no expectations as I generally have no big soup, but that was something else. The aromas were wonderful: the thick saffron sauce cream married well with the lemon dill aioli. The soup had large pieces of what tasted like pumpkin that filled it. I couldn't give up the grilled cheese as he looked tantalizing: my dreams of perfectly melted vegan cheese were true. Very decadent! Hornstulls marknad is a recurring market that is held every weekend (at least in summer). When I visited, there were mostly food trucks and a handful of hands selling crafts and second hand clothes. There is a large seating area overlooking the water on the promenade, which runs for several kilometers behind the Tantolunden Park. Very recommended at What'soup!