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# Who Delivers Your Favorite Sick Day Soup?
- URL: https://bklyner.com/who-delivers-your-favorite-sick-day-soup-southslope/
- Published: 2014-03-19T19:53:48.000Z
- Updated: 2014-03-19T19:53:48.000Z
- Author: Christine Bush
- Tags: Delivery, sick day, soups, #API-Imported

![chicken soup.jpg](/content/images/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/chicken-soup.jpg.jpg)

  
We’ve all been there. You’re a feverish, achy, coughing mess, and the idea of walking to the bathroom, let alone to the store for food, leaves you in a cold sweat.

Your significant other is at the office, your mom is 1,600 miles away, and the only thing in the world you want is a cup of soup. What is a flu-riddled soul to do?

Call the faithful delivery man, of course.

[Daisy’s Diner](http://www.daisysdiner.com/?ref=bklyner.com) (452 5th Avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets, 718- 788-1438) serves a very respectable bowl of chicken soup ($2.25 for a cup/$2.95 for a bowl), and has the added bonus of a low $5 delivery minimum.

If you’re looking for hearty, you can’t go wrong with the chicken soup ($4.50 for a small/$8 for a large) at [Metropolitano](/blog/food/afternoon-bite-homemade-chicken-soup-from-metropolitano) (133 17th Street and 3rd Avenue). The cost is higher, but the portion size is huge.

Leaning more toward miso? The soup ($6.50) at [Kiku Sushi ](/blog/food/afternoon-bite-miso-ramen-soup-and-avocado-salad-from-kiku)(453 7th Avenue, between 15th and 16th Street, 718-369-1155) is all about fresh ingredients, and will hook you from the moment you remove the takeout lid (if your nose is still working, that is).

Who do you call (translation: hit up on Seamless or GrubHub) for soup when the flu has you down?