What soup does George order from the Soup Nazi?

George Costanza : [Soup Nazi gives him a look] Medium turkey chili. Jerry Seinfeld : Medium crab bisque.

Who got banned by the Soup Nazi?

As punishment, The Soup Nazi hollers his all-too-familiar line and bans Elaine from entering his soup stand for one year.

Is there really a Soup Nazi in NYC?

Soup’s on in Times Square. The Original Soupman (whose founder inspired the Soup Nazi character on “Seinfeld”) is serving up its lobster bisque and chicken noodle on Broadway — but you don’t need to follow any rules to get your soup.

How many times was Soup Nazi on Seinfeld?

It’s true: The Soup Nazi bit was only six minutes of total airtime. Though the character had a brief cameo in the series finale, Thomas points out that the Soup Nazi wasn’t recurring in the way people often assume. “There’s an urban myth that there was more than one [Soup Nazi episode],” Thomas says.

Where is NO SOUP FOR YOU FROM?

Seinfeld trivia buffs may already know that one of the show’s most famous characters — the Soup Nazi — was based on a real person. The restaurant owner that spawned the catchphrase “No soup for you!,” Ali Yeganeh operated a New York-based restaurant Soup Kitchen International.

Who is the No soup for you guy?

One of those is the “No soup for you!” line delivered by Larry Thomas, who played the hilariously stern, stone-faced character known as the “Soup Nazi.”

Who said no soup?

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – From the puffy shirt to Festivus, “Seinfeld,” the show about nothing, is filled with iconic TV moments. One of those is the “No soup for you!” line delivered by Larry Thomas, who played the hilariously stern, stone-faced character known as the “Soup Nazi.”

Where does no soup for you come from?

Where can I buy SoupMan soup?

Soup fans can now find The Original SoupMan, packaged in its new, shelf-stable Tetra Recart carton, in the soup aisle of many of the nation’s largest supermarket chains, including: A&P, Associated Food Stores, Carrs, Dominick’s, Fairway, Food Emporium, H-E-B Supermarkets, Pathmark, Pavilions, Randalls, Safeway, Super …

Who was the No soup for you guy?

Where did the phrase No soup for you come from?

“No soup for you!” It’s a phrase that became an instant classic the moment viewers first heard it on a Seinfeld episode 22 years ago. It was uttered by actor Larry Thomas, playing a character known the world over as “the Soup Nazi.”