Skip to main content

Featured post

9 Mantra's that remind me of you!

πŸ›Έ Story Time Productions The 9 Mantras I take a deep breath before the words escape my heart and pixelate onto your screen. You never once looked back to ask how I've been! πŸ‘€πŸ’” 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Tap a planet to travel to a mantra I've been crawling through my own hellish nightmares. I've been facing many glares. πŸ”₯ The public mask, the persona the outside world admires, crumbles inside. A normal life cycle for the phoenix trying to hide. πŸ¦… In the flames, I burn your memories. In the smoke, I see our dancing energies. Promises of an eternity fade. I sharpen the edge of my blade. Cutting you out of the chapters of my life. πŸ—‘️πŸ“– Yet in this nightmare, I find divine revelations carrying your name. Why does life have to turn love into a sick and twisted game? 🌌 If we were truly destined to be, why did life tear us apart? You're a stubborn stone. A carving I can't erase from my heart. A speck that was onc...

Honest Review: Is SoupOso on Costerstraat Worth a visit?

πŸ›Έ Story Time U.F.O. foodie hunt

Honest Review: Is SoupOso on Costerstraat Worth the Stop? πŸ₯£

If you're exploring Paramaribo, you might find yourself wandering near Costerstraat 20a. That’s where you’ll find SoupOso. While it might not be the most "hyped" spot on social media, it’s a well-known name for anyone looking for a quick bowl of traditional Surinamese soup.

I recently visited to film a vlog and see if this local restaurant deserved a spot on your foodie itinerary. Watch the full experience, from the first look at the menu to my final thoughts, in the latest video on the Story Time U.F.O. channel! πŸ›ΈπŸŽ₯

πŸ“ Costerstraat 20a, Paramaribo

What exactly is Surinamese Peanut Soup (Pindasoep)?

Before we get into the review, let's talk about the dish itself. Peanut Soup, or Pindasoep, is a masterpiece of Surinamese culture. It’s a thick, savory soup made from ground peanuts, typically flavored with:

I’m a huge fan of peanut soup—it’s usually the ultimate comfort food for me. Because I love it so much, I always have high standards when I try a new version.

The Verdict: SoupOso’s Peanut Soup

When our order arrived, I was optimistic. The presentation was actually pretty, and it looked like exactly what you’d want on a lunch break in Paramaribo. However, once I actually started eating, the experience shifted.

Tap the hotspots to inspect the bowl
The Taste: Unfortunately, it was just average. It lacked that rich, deep peanut punch that makes a great Pindasoep stand out. πŸ₯œ
The Chicken: There was barely any chicken in the bowl. For a place specializing in soup, you really expect more substance to keep you full. πŸ—πŸ€”
The TomTom: They made their Tomtom with banana. It was sweet and tasty and helped the dish from tanking to a rating below average.

While it wasn't "bad," it just wasn't "it" for me. I’ve had much more flavorful bowls elsewhere that really captured the heart of the recipe.

Below averageAverageGreat

Watch the Vlog & Join the Crew!

Want to see the soup for yourself? I captured the whole visit in my latest vlog! You can see the texture of the soup, the vibe of the Costerstraat location, and my real-time reaction.

If you’re into honest food reviews, Surinamese adventures, and vlogs that tell it like it is, subscribe to Story Time U.F.O.! We’re zapping all over the city to find the best spots, and we want you on board for every "Story Time" episode and foodie hunt. πŸ›Έ

Subscribe now and hop aboard the U.F.O.—the next adventure is just around the corner!

Board the Story Time UFO πŸš€

Comments

Popular Posts