Four Fancy Soups
New York magazine|January 16-29, 2023
Elaborate broth is back.
TAMMIE TECLEMARIAM
Four Fancy Soups

A DECADE AND A HALF of shared-plate madness pushed soup to the margins of the food world. Who wants to split a single bowl of chowder with three other co-slurpers? Hot pot, ramen, and bone-broth counters have consistently warmed the city in winter months, but now some of our most ambitious kitchens are starting to display a renewed appreciation for bisques and bouillabaisse. And a humble bowl of chicken noodle simply will not do.

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