My friends & I love this place! Go Salads is one of our…read morebest options if we want to eat or have a snack out but still stick with our diet. Typical self-service & disposables like with the fast-food chains. I honestly don't like salads but despite being named after it, there are still a lot of food options - sandwiches, soups, iced teas & smoothies. We always go here for the smoothie, which is so filling it could almost be a meal! Carbs in a smoothie, they put oats in it. You know how when you're trying to influence your friends to eat healthier and you decide where to eat? This is one of those places. Some of my friends used to be grossed out with the thought of Go Salads, thinking it's just blended vegetables - but when they actually tried it, they loved it so much Go Salads became one of their favorites too.

I'm really big on meat. The concept of only having vegetables for a meal, with no meat, was foreign…read moreto me, but not unheard of, I decided to save up a bit before trying Go! Salads in case I wouldn't get my fill on just one order of leafy greens. It turns out, though that I didn't have to! For only P100, you get a good serving of salad, and I felt pretty full from my order of Wild Wild West (I chose it for the buffalo chicken bites it had in it), which was really refreshing. The vegetables were still pretty crisp, and dare I say, delicious even without the meat! I had a Breakfast Smoothie on the side, but that actually proved too much because the smoothie was so filling; it could have been a meal on its own. I'll take note of this place when I have extra time to eat out and maybe decide to lengthen my lifespan a bit more, LOL.

Can you imagine a convenience store like MiniStop or 7-Eleven with a clean interior design where…read moreyou find only fresh healthy food? This place exists and it's located right in the busy Valero Street. It's a great option for those who work around in the Central Business District (CBD). I highly recommend it if you intend to have a quick meal, but don't even want to consider Burger King or any other fast food. Yup, Sprout is fast food too. But healthy fast food! They offer lots of to-go meals, like salads and wraps. I like the miso salmon wrap and the kale and roasted vegetables sandwiches. Regarding the salads, my fave is the greek one. I saw they also have the "soup of the day", but I didn't try it yet. TIP: You MUST TRY one of their popsicles! I loved the fact that the brand is called "picolé", which is the same word in Portuguese to call a popsicle! :) That was funny! Ok, take the Macapuno Picolé if you want to try local flavors. It's certainly my favourite. If you want a classic, then choose the Belgian Chocolate or Strawberry.

When this place opened right in the middle of Salcedo Village, I think I was one of the most…read moreecstatic people in the neighborhood. I'm a bit of a health nut and have always craved for a place that made my lifestyle easier to follow. Packed salds, a selection of cold-pressed juices, an array of healthy to-go meals and amply-stocked Kale chips (my obsession) make this place an instant favorite for me. And yes, while I enjoy preparing and experimenting and diligently concocting "healthy" munchies like the ones available in this store, I am just human. A very lazy human being at that. One who'd sometimes rather walk (and get soooome exercise) than chop, peel and boil. And thank God, Sprout gets this truth. Just a downside: a tad too pricey for the serving sizes. Kind of annoying but isn't really that surprising. Good stuff can't come at junk prices. Definitely hope this place sprouts up all over the city SOON. My kind of Ministop!

When visiting the Philippines it's easy to get carried away enjoying the local food without…read morestopping to refresh. Salad Stop puts the ease in balance offering a variety of healthy options. With good portions, their salads are customizable and if that's too much they have a set menu. I have tried their salads, overnight oats, smoothies and wraps. Everything is always fresh both through delivery and in-store ordering. Pleasant staff, quick service with indoor dining available. They are a bit on the pricey side compared to other local eateries. Located ground floor of Landmark.

Since my visit to the Philippines, almost 2 weeks, I wanted a little piece of normal and different…read morefor all the gluttony of all the native foods. Salad stop have a lot of salad choices, however I've opted to make my own salad with ranch dressing. It was one of the best meals I had. They are located by Landmark in Glorietta 2 on the ground floor. Thanks Salad Stop!

To most, salad may be one of the most boring dishes out there. They may claim you just toss dry…read moreingredients with a dressing and that's it. But for Salad Stop, they've made the taste of salads not taste so healthy! For a quick healthy fix, in a heartbeat, I suggest you make Salad Stop your pit stop. You can either whip up your own salad or you can choose from their menu on their signature salad recipes. You've got two choices - either have it prepared the traditional way (just all greens in a bowl) or in a wrap. My ultimate choice for first timers is the Cobb Salad. It's this chicken based salad that has romaines, cheese, egg, and even avocado. It's really so good and refreshing! The Jai Ho is also a good choice - this is good if you want to have some Arab tasting salad. I'm excited to go back and try the other flavors. Their combinations are very unique!

I was a vegetarian for a year back in high school. After one year, I gave up 'cause I got bored…read moreeating the same old salads day in and day out. There are days when I can't stand eating a salad. I guess I got my fill for life during that year. So you can imagine my surprise when I walked into Salad Stop! and realized that there were so many things you could put into a salad and many more dressings to try. I like coming up with my own salads. But if you're trying this restaurant out for the first time, I recommend trying the Cobb salad. It's a chicken based salad that also has romaine, cheese and egg. Oh yeah, it has some avocado also. I like eating my salads with soup. They had the mushroom soup today and it was good. It tasted like real mushrooms and not the kind of mushroom soup that just came out of a can. The soup though differs every day. They have about two kinds of soup per day.

For me, a salad shines with a good dressing. That's why it's called dressing: it shouldn't be…read moremasked with artificial flavors, and neither should you eat it undressed. The salad, not you. And in all its simplicity, Go! Salads's lemon basil vinaigrette made my salad sing. I detected lemon basil, a bit of honey, a squirt of lemon juice, salt, and olive oil, just enough to bring out each salad component's flavors. I inhaled the full serving in 5 minutes. Aside from the Peachy Traveller salad, I was also impressed with their Balsamic Mushroom Chickpea sandwich, a thick, six-inch long ciabatta loaf stuffed with this huge slab of sweet-tangy and juicy mock meat, topped with fresh cucumber slices. Incredulous, I had to verify with the server if this was indeed the chickpea filling, not tofu. Affirmative. Their pita bread with garlic hummus was nothing out of the ordinary. But for one slice of pita, there was plenty of hummus left over to dip my sandwich in. Their Eastwood branch is cozy, with a private nook for more intimate dates. Intimacy aside, I like my privacy even in public, so this tiny quiet spot away from prying eyes is a plus for me. HOWEVER: For a salad joint, Go! Salads does not serve plenty of vegan-friendly options. All of their salads either have meat or animal by-products like cheese and honey. You'll have to ask the server to omit these, or you can gun for their green smoothies, and some of their sandwiches and soups. Their specialty teas are a bit watery and bland; the cupcakes, flavorful as they are, tend to be dry.The tea could swap some of its moisture for the cupcakes' sweetness, and life would be perfect. At the time of my visit, the staff blasted OPM rock music on the radio, which didn't fit the store's peaceful ambience and ethos. The other patron, a girl in her twenties, was deeply immersed in a book, so I'm sure that the loud, blaring tunes were an unwelcome distraction as well. This is a place to detox, and that includes clearing your mind of noise, not adding to it. The staff obviously was playing loud music for themselves, not for the clientele. STILL: I plan to return, this time for the smoothies.

Tuwing mabigat na ang katawan ko at medyo kinukulang na sa ehersisyo, naalerto at nagsisimula na…read moreakong mag diyeta. Para sa katulad ko na laging nasa labas at hindi naman nakakapirme ng bahay para makapamalengke at makapagluto ng gulay, o makagawa man lang isang magaan sa tiyan na snack, nagiging convient ang Go Salads! para sa akin. Naka lagay na kasi sa plastic container ang mga healthy salads at snacks na mabibili dito kaya hindi ko na kailangan pang isipin kung paano ko ito ibabaon. Oorder lang ako dito ng dalawang gourmet salad (P100.00/each), isang green smoothie (P100.00) at dalawang pita with hummus or sun dried tomato snack (P50.00/each) at buhay na ako mula brunch hanggang hapunan. Kahit na puro healthy snacks ang pinanda nila, masarap ang timpla nito kaya talagang puntahan ng mga nagdidiyeta na gusto ng magaan pero masarap na pagkain.

I am definitely a fan! I love a good salad, and so hearing about Salad Stop's opening in Greenhills…read moregot me really excited to try it out. I was finally able to grab dinner here a couple days ago and I was very pleased with my experience. The interiors are very bright, giving off a really fresh vibe, setting the perfect ambiance for your salad! They offer a variety of pre-set salad combinations, but you can also choose to make your own. In addition, you can opt to put your salad mix into a wrap, which I will definitely try in the future. I ordered the Cheaper than a Facial salad, and my friend had the Go Geisha. I sampled some of my friend's Go Geisha and it was delicious. I really enjoyed my Cheaper than a Facial, although halfway in I realized that my salad was drenched in its Thai lemongrass dressing. I literally poured a good few tablespoons of dressing out of my salad. SO. MUCH. DRESSING. (-1 star) I eventually asked the staff if it would be possible to ask for extra lettuce since the remainder of my salad had become soggy, showing them the dressing that I had already poured out of my salad. They happily obliged and didn't charge me for the extra lettuce (+1 for that!). I will make sure to ask for dressing on the side next time, and recommend that you do, too. Portions are good enough to fill you up an entire meal. I'll be back for sure!

Salad stop! Definitely a great place to eat especially when it's hard to get veggies into your diet…read moredaily. I have ordered the Cesar salad, Cobb salad and the oh crab lah! Salad and wrap. It is a lot of dressing so maybe ask for it on the side. They have a great variety of toppings and great menu items as well if you don't feel like making your own. I only finish half of the order so it's definitely a large portion. I also tried a yogurt/granola cup here. It was Ok I wasn't a fan of it the taste just wasn't right for me. I will continue to come back here for their great salads/wraps! :)

Why is it that when I look for Asian street food in Manila, they sure don't cost like street food?…read moreI mean, I guess I can give these outlets some slack because of the ingredients and stuff, but really, what will it take to get a bowl of Pho, a nice Roti Prana, or even some Satay that won't destroy my budget? Fortunately, if you're craving for Thai street food at budget prices, we can always turn to Sen Lek. The BF homes branch aside, most of the Sen Lek outlets are just mall-based stalls. Having said that, they serve a mean Pad Thai for like a hundred pesos. Value. For. Money. They also offer a really hearty soup that you can choose to stock with beef, wontons, fishballs, or all of them. Their Milk Tea gets a pass too. Is Sen Lek the best Thai resto in Metro Manila. No, it's not. But if you're hankering for some Thai food and you find yourself in front of a Sen Lek, GO FOR IT.

The company I work for moved office recently and my officemates and I had to look for cheaper and…read moremore affordable places to eat in. We went in Makati Cinema Square and found this Thai noodle stand that sells some decent Thai food for around 100 pesos. The place is budget friendly and easy enough on the wallet that you can buy from this stand for your daily lunch. We usually order the pad thai (100 pesos) here or some noodle soup with either beef, chicken, or wonton dumplings garnished with some peanuts, garlic, chili, sugar, fish sauce, vinegar, and some soup broth which ranges from 70 - 100 pesos also if I'm not mistaken. You can also get a noodle soup with everything on it. They have some patis (fish sauce) and some chili flakes on their tables for you to add to your food to your liking. The tables can get quite full during the lunch rush hour so best to come early or you can also get it for take-out to eat in your office instead. They charge 5 pesos per container if you get your food for takeout. Sen Lek is certainly not as elaborate and as good as People's Palace but their food is good and it's a nice option for your everyday lunch that is easy on the wallet as well. I recommend getting their noodle soup with everything on it and the pad thai.

i normal order from missouri branch & salads are ok.. i.m a senior & not tech savy.. i saw on your…read morewall a Q R code of SEOUL FUL meals for 3 day & 5 day plan.. i scanned the QR & initially was going over the menu.. i accidentally pressed X & the page disappeared.. i was trying to scan again the QR & it's not working till now.. here is the problem.. i asked for assistance i think the store's supervisor who is taking her break with 3 another staff.. she just said to try it again.. i did & its still not working.. again she said to try again & did not show interest in giving assistance.. maybe i was interupting her break.. in other words, i dont think she deserves to be the supervisor.. it's Mar 10 tues 350pm.. i didnt bother to get her name but just figure out who is on the diuty at that day & time.. place deserves a POOR rating for service.. or am i expecting too much as she did not want to get out of her comfort zone..

When in the Philippines, despite of all the great food, I end up craving for salad…read more So this is my second time in Salad Stop, first in Glorietta and now this one in Greenhills. I love the selections, so I always opt out for making my own salad. It is pretty pricey for a local, but since I am from the US the price is ok for me.