Located in Wichita's beautiful Douglas Design District, Tanya's Soup Kitchen serves unique, tasty, hand-crafted soups, sandwiches, and salads that are creative and delicious. Visit TSK soon for a heap…
I can't say enough about the food here. So fresh, so flavorful! I look forward to each lunch I order. I love the Blue Key North. Alway order extra of the blueberry jam for use later. The Grandpa Rubie is one of the Best Rubens around, & the soup is always heavenly.
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Amy E G
Local Expert • 140 contributions
7/11/24
• DoorDash order
The Milano sandwich is definitely going into my lunch rotation! It's very tasty -love the basil mayo on the roast beef! Flavorful, crunchy, perfect on ciabatta bread. I enjoyed it with the German mustard potato salad.
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Shannon B
Local Expert • 24 contributions
6/23/25
• DoorDash order
Sadly, I had not been to Tonya's in at least fifteen years so I was anxious to see what I was missing. I specifically ordered the chicken noodle soup with mashed potatoes. You can tell by the quality that the food is made with love. The soup is hearty and tasty. The grandpa rubie sandwich was perfectly portioned between the toppings and corned beef. The sandwich came with a choice of side and I chose potato salad which was light, delicious and not saturated with mayo. In my opinion the food is nicely portioned for your money and is delightfully filling but not overly so. I will definitely order again. This was exactly what I wanted and perfectly hit the spot. A Wichita classic for a reason!
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tabbyg c
9 contributions
12/19/24
• DoorDash order
The best soup EVER. Never disappointed by any soup they make. The Milano and Cindy the Boy are amazing! The Bread Pudding is a must. Never disappoints. Brightens up the work day!
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Suzanne T
Emerging Expert • 19 contributions
2/26/24
• DoorDash order
Bread Pudding was amazing, especially once warmed up. The Medium Soup today was Chicken Noodle over Mashed Potatoes. It was pretty good. The Peanut Butter Cookie was delicious. Crispy on the outside but soft on the inside.
