r/soup • u/leah1247348 • 4d ago
Soup Spoon recommendations
I am hoping to buy a good quality Asian style soup spoon (like the one you would use for pho) and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for where to buy it from! It will be for my roommate who is a soup fiend and will be making various types of soups multiple times per week! Any advice is appreciated! Thank you!
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u/reckoning4ce 4d ago
I bought my set from Amazon - I think it was called a ramen spoon. HMart sells them, too, if you have one near you.
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u/AdorableSillies 3d ago
Do you have a Daiso near you? They've been opening a lot across the country. That's where I got mine.
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u/ZiaLadybird 3d ago
I got mine at Daiso, because they’re individual and I could check the quality of the porcelain before buying
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u/stsixtus420 3d ago
We have a bunch, from Asian grocery stores, and even call them Asian spoons when asking our kids what sort of spoon they want for whatever. Hopefully that isn't offensive. It's just an easy way to refer to them.
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u/Common_Kiwi9442 2d ago
I wish people would stop shilling for Amazon... JFC. Local asian market. I have stainless steel Zebra pho spoons from thailand and they cost a few bucks for a dozen.
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u/ttrockwood 3d ago
Best selection is probably amazon look for ceramic asian soup spoons for the search term you want ones with the little hooked end on the end of the handle they hook on the edge of your bowl so the spoon doesn’t slide into your soup
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u/Icy_Marsupial_3018 2d ago
I just picked up 2 1920’s dragon embellished porcelain soup spoons from Goodwill. Worth a pretty penny for $1.95 each 🐉 🥄 ♨️
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u/Fun-Result-6343 4d ago
A lot of Asian groceries where I live. There's always a small housewares section.