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Finland
4.5
Most iconic: Restaurant Sea Horse (Helsinki, Finland)

Lohikeitto is a creamy Finish salmon soup, similar to laxsoppa in Sweden. Apart from chunks of salmon fillet, it traditionally incorporates diced potatoes and carrots cooked in a flavorful, buttery broth infused with fish stock and cream.... READ MORE

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Finland
4.5

Kalakeitto or fish soup has been a staple of traditional Finnish cuisine for a long time. Although there are numerous ways to prepare this classic Finnish specialty, it typically consists of cleaned and filleted fish chunks and diced vegetables th... READ MORE

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Cullen, Scotland
4.4
Most iconic: Rockpool Cafe (Cullen, Scotland)

Even though it has been traditionally prepared all along the coast, Cullen skink is a dish originating from the fishing village of Cullen in Northeastern Scotland. This thick and creamy fish soup is typically based on smoked haddock cooked with mi... READ MORE

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Terengganu, Malaysia
4.4
Most iconic: Restoran Hatinie (Shah Alam, Malaysia)

Traditionally associated with the regions of Kelantan and Terengganu, this flavorful Malaysian soup consists of rolled rice noodles served in a creamy fish broth. The noodles are prepared with a thin rice flour batter that is poured on a flat surf... READ MORE

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Ecuador
4.3
Most iconic: El Pez Volador (Guayaquil, Ecuador)

Encebollado is the national dish of Ecuador, a fish soup that is characterized by a large amount of onions. Very useful in curing hangovers, the dish is made with fresh tuna meat, cassava root, tomatoes, onions, coriander, and various spices. Toma... READ MORE

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Vietnam
4.3
Most iconic: Hoang Yen Restaurant (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)

The term canh chua cá encompasses various fish-based Vietnamese soups that are characterized by their combination of sweet, spicy, and sour flavors. The soups are usually made with a tamarind-based broth, and they typically include chunks o... READ MORE

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Chile
4.3
Most iconic: Tres Peces Valparaíso (Valparaíso, Chile)

Caldillo de congrio is a hearty Chilean fish soup made with conger eel as its key ingredient. Chopped and cooked conger eel is usually boiled in water, creating a flavorful broth in the process. The broth and the eels are then combined with saut&e... READ MORE

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Honduras
4.3

Tapado de pescado is a flavorful Honduran specialty soup featuring ingredients such as white fish (snapper, haddock, bass), coconut milk, plantains, yucca, squash, yams, onions, and seasonings. The soup has a slightly sweet flavor due to the usage... READ MORE

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Peru
4.2

Chupe de pescado is a traditional and Ecuadorian fish soup that's especially popular during Lent. Although it doesn't take too long to prepare the soup, it contains many ingredients, such as white fish (usually cod), flour, olive oil, tomatoes, ca... READ MORE

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Penang, Malaysia
4.1
Most iconic: Joo Hooi Cafe (George Town, Malaysia)

Assam laksa is a traditional fish-based sour noodle soup. It is the one of the numerous varieties of laksa, popular noodle soups widespread throughout Southeast Asia. The dish consists of rice noodles, shredded fish, and sliced vegetables... READ MORE

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Marseille, France
4.0
Most iconic: Chez Michel (Marseille, France)

This traditional Provençal fish soup (and stew) originated in the 18th century when it was first concocted by Marseillaise fishermen, who would prepare it using the leftovers from their daily catch, making the best of what they had in their... READ MORE

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Greece
4.0
Most iconic: Klimataria (Benitses, Greece)

Greek psarosoupa (lit. fish soup) is a simple dish consists of fish—usually the firm-fleshed varieties like red mullet, snapper, cod, or red gurnard—poached with vegetables; most often a combination of carrots, celery, and onions, or l... READ MORE

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Palembang, Indonesia
4.0
Most iconic: Pempek Garuda (Central Jakarta, Indonesia)

Tekwan is a traditional fish ball soup. The essential component of the dish are tekwan fish balls, from which the dish derives its name. Usually made with fish paste, tapioca, and flour, they are boiled or fried before being added to the soup. The... READ MORE

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Marseille, France
4.0
Most iconic: Bistrot à huitres: "Chez Jean-Mi" (Bordeaux, France)

Originally a poor man’s dish, soupe de poisson à la rouille is a classic French soup and a close cousin of the famous bouillabaisse. The soup is usually prepared with white fish that is cook... READ MORE

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Dobrogea, Romania
4.0
Most iconic: Ivan Pescar - Fish Bar (Tulcea, Romania)

Ciorbă de pește "ca-n Deltă," or fish soup in the fashion of the Danube Delta, is a traditional sour soup that is made with a combination of fish stock, fresh fish (both saltwater and freshwater fish can be used), vegetables, herbs, and borş. The ... READ MORE

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Hungary
3.9
Most iconic: Kiskőrössy Halászcsárda (Szeged, Hungary)

Halászlé or fisherman's soup is made with mixed river fish cooked in a broth that is heavily spiced with hot paprika. The fish—mainly carp, catfish, perch, or pike—is locally sourced from the Tisza and Danube riv... READ MORE

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Mekong Delta, Vietnam
3.9
Most iconic: Hoang Yen Restaurant (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)

Canh chua is a popular Vietnamese soup originating from the Mekong Delta region. It's characterized by its contrasting flavors - sour, sweet, and savory. The soup incorporates ingredients such as seafood (eel, shrimp, snakehead, catfish), tomatoes... READ MORE

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Beja District, Portugal
3.8
Most iconic: Herdade do Sobroso (Vidigueira, Portugal)

Sopa de cação is a traditional specialty made with slices of dogfish shark cooked in a flavorful broth infused with garlic and coriander. The dish is traditionally served over sliced bread, and it is occasionally thickened with flour... READ MORE

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Portugal
3.8
Most iconic: Pap'Açôrda (Lisbon, Portugal)

This traditional Portuguese bread soup combines cod, rustic bread, and a flavorful broth that is generously seasoned with garlic, olive oil, and fresh herbs. The whole soup is usually topped with a poached egg, and the cod is either left whole or ... READ MORE

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Jamaica
3.7
Most iconic: Little Ochie (Alligator Pond, Jamaica)

Jamaican fish tea is a light soup or a fish broth seasoned with salt, pepper, and thyme, unlike other Jamaican soups that are usually hearty and thick. It features small, inexpensive fish such as herrings, and vegetables such as bell peppers, carr... READ MORE

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Bergen, Norway
3.7
Most iconic: Bryggeloftet & Stuene Restaurant (Bergen, Norway)

Bergensk fiskesuppe is a traditional fish soup originating from Bergen. Although there's an ongoing debate about what should be in the soup, it often contains pollock or salmon, pickled purslane, vegetables such as onions, carrots, leeks, and cele... READ MORE

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Russia
3.6
Most iconic: Teremok (Moscow, Russia)

Ukha is a rustic Russian soup consisting of a broth filled with herbs, seasonings, root vegetables, and fish such as salmon, cod, perch, and trout. A bit of vodka is often added into the pot while the soup is simmering. Although it originated as a... READ MORE

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Poland
3.6
Most iconic: Bar Przystań (Sopot, Poland)

Traditional Polish fish soup usually consists of fish fillets, vegetables, and a variety of spices and fresh herbs. Even though the choice of ingredients and the method of preparation might vary, the soup is usually made with a flavorful fish brot... READ MORE

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Romania
3.6

Ciorbă de peşte is a type of traditional Romanian sour soup made with vegetables, rice, fresh fish, and borş. The fish, 3 or 4 types (either sea bass, bream, halibut, carp, crucian, catfish, gray mullet, or luce), is boiled with a handful of rice ... READ MORE

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Greece
3.5

Kakavia is a traditional fisherman's soup. In its original form, it was a humble dish, usually made with small fish that was left of the daily catch. The additional ingredients would include anything that was on hand, usually onions, potatoes, ol... READ MORE

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Trinidad and Tobago
3.5

Fish broth is a flavorful Trini soup made with vegetables, fresh herbs, fish, and either pasta or dumplings. It is believed that the broth tastes even better the next day when it gets reheated. The dish varies from one household or restaurant to t... READ MORE

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Singapore
3.5
Most iconic: Jin Hua Fish Head Bee Hoon (Singapore, Southeast Asia)

The main elements of this Singaporean soup include a flavorful fish-based broth that is enriched with milk and spices, bee hoon noodles (rice vermicelli), fried or boiled fish heads or fish slices, and mustard greens. Garoupa, snakehead, ... READ MORE

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Pantanal, Brazil
3.5

Caldo de piranha is a traditional soup prepared with piranha fish as the key ingredient. The dish is a specialty of the Pantanal area in Mato Grosso do Sul. Other ingredients that are commonly used to prepare the soup include onions, tomatoes, ann... READ MORE

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Varna Province, Bulgaria
3.5
Most iconic: The Black Sheep Pub (Varna, Bulgaria)

Ribena chorba is a traditional fish soup that is prepared with different kinds of fish or fish heads and chunks of vegetables cooked in a fish broth. Bulgarian fish soup is generally made with a variety of either freshwater or saltwater fish which... READ MORE

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Singapore
3.4

Sliced fish soup is a traditional fish soup originating from Singapore. There are many variations, but it’s often made with a combination of fish such as grouper, minced pork, cabbage, tofu, tomatoes, fish stock, salt, white pepper, sesame o... READ MORE

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Malta
3.4
Most iconic: Rampila (Valletta, Malta)

Aljotta is a traditional soup that is especially popular during Lent, when meat is forbidden. Fish is the key ingredient used in this soup – head and tail included, and it is usually made with small fish such as rockfish. The fish is combine... READ MORE

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Myanmar
3.3
Most iconic: Lucky Seven Tea House (Yangon, Myanmar)

Crowned as the unofficial national dish of Burma, mohinga is a fish and rice noodle soup that can, depending on the region, be enriched with an array of different ingredients by adding them to the soup or using them as a dressing or garnish. When ... READ MORE

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South Korea
3.2

This hearty Korean soup consists of mudfish (loach), chili paste, soybean paste, and ginger, while the most common additions include various green vegetables such as mustard greens, scallions, and cabbage. In Seoul, the soup is prepared with the w... READ MORE

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Guangdong, China
3.0
Most iconic: Tou Tou Koi (Macau, China)

Shark fin soup is a controversial soup with Chinese origins, made with shark fins and flavored with chicken or another type of stock. Shark fin is slightly neutral in flavor, and is used in the dish to add texture. It is believed that the first sh... READ MORE

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Czech Republic
3.0

Rybí polévka is a traditional fish soup that is enjoyed as a part of the festive Christmas Eve dinner. It is typically prepared with carp, various root vegetables, and different spices, but some versions also use white wine, cream, o... READ MORE

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Amazonas, Peru
n/a

Timbuche is a Peruvian soup originating from the Amazon basin. The name of the soup is a Quechua word meaning boiled. Timbuche has many variations, so it can be a simple broth with just a few fish bones, garlic, and herbs, but it can also... READ MORE

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Sweden
n/a

Fisksoppa is a rich and flavorful fish soup that ha... READ MORE

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Province of Málaga, Spain
n/a

Caldillo de pintarroja is a traditional seafood soup originating from Malaga. It's usually made with a combination of dogfish, garlic, bread, almonds, clams, hot peppers, tomatoes, mint, lemon juice, saffron, wine, olive oil, and salt. The almonds... READ MORE

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Dalmatia, Croatia
n/a

Juha od oslića is a traditional fish soup originating from Dalmatia. Although there are many recipes, it's usually made with a combination of hake, garlic, tomatoes, lemon juice, rice, olive oil, bay leaves, parsley, salt, and pepper. The garlic, ... READ MORE

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Pyongyang, North Korea
n/a

Taedong River grey mullet soup is a traditional clear soup that features pieces of flathead grey mullet. To make the soup, the cleaned fish (with skin intact) are cut into small pieces and salted before being boiled in water seasoned with black pe... READ MORE

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Philippines
n/a

Sinigang na bangus is a popular Filipino dish known for its tangy and savory flavors. It features bangus (milkfish), which is simmered in a sour broth typically made from tamarind (sampalok), though other souring agents like green mangoes or calam... READ MORE

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Bermuda
n/a
Most iconic: Lobster Pot & Boat House Bar (Hamilton, Bermuda)

Bermuda fish chowder is the national dish of Bermuda. Its main ingredients are fish fillets, fish stock, and tomato purée, while the other ingredients may vary and typically include vegetables (potatoes, onions, celery, green peppers, carro... READ MORE