What is the name of the "real soup nazi" restaurant and where is it?
Soup Nazi
Fans discuss the real-life soup restaurant that inspired the Soup Nazi episode, identifying it as Soup Kitchen International in Manhattan.
Isaac Kendall meowed:
+What is the name of the "real soup nazi" restaurant and where is it?
I can't remember it's name, but it's somewhere in NYC.
In article , [email] (Tim Hodge) wrote:
Soup Kitchen International 259A West 55th Street New York, NY
(212) 757-7730
-Adam Sena
I just saw a rerun of an episode (mainly about faking it) which included first Kramer and then Jerry being banned by a local fruit vendor. I didn't realize it before, but it was the same general thing as the Soup Nazi, although not nearly as successful.
That was the Mango!
Has anyone here ever had soup in the real Soup Nazi restaurant? I have to know if it's THAT good. cynth
In article , [email] (Raingluttn) wrote:
It is very good soup. However, it is about 8 bucks, but you get a lot of extras with it (bread, crackers, fruit, and a chocolate mint). I highly recommend it for all Seinfeld fans at least once. And, you must follow the rules (be ready with your order, pay, then step left to receive it). Kenny Kramer's Reality Tour billboard also adds some extra tips (like don't call him a nazi).
-Adam Sena
Or as Jerry put it, "Speak your soup in a loud clear voice." Speak your soup, I love it!!
...until AFTER you've received your soup. But be sure to mention
Seinfeld though. The soup nazi HATES Seinfeld.
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What kind of weirdo gets offended by being called a nazi????????
My brother lives and works in that area of Manhattan, and he swears the soup is THAT good. On many occasions he's waited in line outside in the cold to get some of the very expenive soup. And, unlike the way it is portayed on the TV show, the customers never enter the shop...it is walk-up window on the sidewalk. I gotta get to NYC and try it one of these days.
Jambalaya!
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You don't have too. Recently the owner's been selling it flash frozen on the Home Shopping Network.
The Mango was far more funny than The soup nazi!
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Jerry has to fake it!!!! wot you talkin bout here. That man could satisfy any red blooded woman without having to fake it, u here me and he wouldint need to use fruit. Idiot.# cya wildchick
In the end of "the soup nazi" episode we see newman run to his house to get a big pot. Jerry starts to run, but to the oposite direction. The question is if Jerry wants to get home, why does he go to the other side, because he and newman are in the same building.....
michal mamane wrote:
Jerry is running to the soup nazi's store to buy soup.
Newman is running home to get a pot to buy.... S O U P !
Not buy,,,,,He was giving it away
The News Guy(Mike) skrev i meddelandet ...
Were they going to *buy* soup? I thought Newman said the Soup Nazi was giving it away.
Hey, if we can't argue the intricacies, then what are we even doing
here?
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-----------------------------------------------------------------My little sister, shes still learning... I guess that the soup nazi did give his soup away, as a last gesture or something. Dave wrote:
Jerry running to the opposite direction because he isn't as fat asshole as newman and he dont need any big pot as he to get the soup, he runs to the soup natzi, to get the soup with out any big pots.
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