Unlike the Korean place, this soup kitchen isn't charging you.
You're whining about someone else performing an act of charity. If you want better soup, go to a restaurant, not a soup kitchen. The soup kitchen doesn't care about your complaints. The target audience obviously isn't food critics, it's people who meaningfully benefit from free soup.
For a food critic to walk into the soup kitchen and complain is an egocentric act by the food critic that mistakenly assumes the whole world revolves around them. The complaint itself is bizarrely egotistical, entitled, and offputting.
You're whining about someone else performing an act of charity. If you want better soup, go to a restaurant, not a soup kitchen. The soup kitchen doesn't care about your complaints. The target audience obviously isn't food critics, it's people who meaningfully benefit from free soup.
For a food critic to walk into the soup kitchen and complain is an egocentric act by the food critic that mistakenly assumes the whole world revolves around them. The complaint itself is bizarrely egotistical, entitled, and offputting.