One group chat. Four soup-loving women. And a dating bet no one expected to work. When Lydia, a Texan with a serious chili obsession, replies to a stranger's post about hot and sour soup, she doesn't expect it to spark a global friendship. But soon she's trading recipes - and secrets - with Clara, a fiery journalist in Brazil, Mei Ling, a razor-sharp artist in Shanghai, and Sofia, a brooding Roman sous chef who believes soup should be poetic (and men should be better). What begins as a cozy online chat quickly simmers into something much more hilarious: a pact to date just for the soup. Literally. Each woman must go on dates solely for the purpose of trying new soups, and if romance just happens to show up? Even better. From absurd dates with soup snobs and startup bros to spicy ramen flings and soup-lecturing sommeliers, these women navigate love, laughter and ladles of emotional growth, all while proving that the best things in life are served hot... and preferably with crusty bread on the side. Sassy, sweet, and stirred with just the right amount of heat, The Soup Sisters is a delicious romantic comedy about friendship, food and finding love when you least expect it - often somewhere between the first spoonful and the second helping.