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.

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'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.

Filling yet affordable salads are a little hard to find. Either they are served as a side dish -…read moretoo little to satisfy - or served big but at a more than moderate price. So I was very happy when Go! Salads arrived in Katipunan. Whenever I crave for salad greens, I come here. The salads are all worth PhP 100 only. My favorites are the no-meat salads: Peach Traveler and Sweet Caroline. The greens are fresh and the kitchen puts in an adequately generous amount of other ingredients. I really wished that this store would be successful in Katip so that I would have a salad place nearby. Like an angel of blessing, the store extended and now offers green shakes. I tried their Breakfast Smoothie made of apple, banana, cinnamon, chia seeds, oats, coco sugar, soy, and greens. It did taste like a mix of vegetables with hints of cinnamon. I enjoyed it a lot because I like the taste of vegetables and of cinnamon. I am not sure, however, if the green smoothies would be a hit for everyone since the taste of the greens was quite dominant. But, if you are a health food lover or just brave enough to be a vegetarian for once, try Go! Salads.

Ingredients are fresh and high-quality. The staff are very friendly and will answer all questions…read more All the dishes are so big that I have to split the salad with a friend. There are a lot of choices which can go both ways for the customers that will come in. It will either excite you or exhaust you. The menu will also inform you if an ingredients is low-fat, spicy or gluten-free. You can make your own salad or choose from the menu, where calories of the serving is indicated.

Just cannot get enough of their oh crab lah and geisha wraps. The serving comes in big portions -…read moreSo yummy but I get so full! Nevertheless I'll keep coming back.

I wasn't too sure if the chicken caesar salad wrap I got was good enough for actual dinner (loool…read morediet), but the whole wheat wrapper add-on and the fat, fully stuffed wrap proved to be just fine! It was my first time to try Juju Eats although I know it's been around for a bit. It might even have started the growing salad resto trend right now! And im not surprised. They did well with the whole concept, and although the assemble-your-own-salad thing might initially seem too fussy, everything's actually quite simple! You can also choose to go for their ready-made combinations in 3 easy serving options: regular, half, or wrap. The staff here at the Rockwell Ortigas branch are very chill yet helpful also, so that's a plus. It kinda has a neighborhood coffee shop atmosphere, even with the look of the whole store, but it's, ya know, salad. Great ingredients and great flavors too! My chicken caesar didn't taste ordinary at all.

My brother and I were stuck in traffic on the way home. Tired and hungry, we decided to drop by SM…read moreHypermarket for dinner. I thought we were going to eat at our usual spot. But, my brother surprised me by saying, "Dude, can we eat salad?"... WHAT?! Salad for dinner? Fine, I guess he didn't want anything heavy after a long day. So, we walked around and we ended up at Go! Salads. I heard about this place back in college. They started as a college entrepreneurial project. Now, they have a restaurant along Katipunan and 5 other branches. Since this was my first time, the server recommended that I try the Sweet Caroline (mixed greens with candied walnuts, sun-dried tomatoes, Parmesan cheese and honey balsamic vinaigrette); my brother decided to try the Sgt. Steak Salad (mixed greens with seared steak, sauteed mushrooms and chimichurri dressing). All their salads are Php120 (2.57USD); for additional nuts, just add Php20 (0.43USD). Apart from salads, they also offer sandwiches, smoothies and herbal teas. We decided not to order smoothies because my brother doesn't like wheat grass. So, we got our salads and headed home. My verdict: The Sweet Caroline is my kind of salad! Usually, I would prefer to have chicken with my salad but, this salad was good as it is. The salad dressing is definitely the hero. The sweetness from the honey balances with the tanginess of the balsamic vinegar. Then, you have the candied walnuts. Walnuts aren't my favorite but these candied walnuts are deliciously addictive! I should buy a bag next time to sprinkle over my own salad, over popcorn, over ice cream or just straight into my mouth. LOL! Next time, I'll try their Bayani Salad or Peach Traveler. :D

I was not expecting much from this salad joint, but I was pleasantly surprised with the products. I…read morehad the buffalo chicken salad and the chicken kebab panini, both of which were delicious and filling!

First time here. The food was amazing -- really tasty and vegan friendly. Super impressive and…read moreperfectly seasoned, legit Filipino food without the meat. Staff were very friendly, and the food came out quickly. Loved the unique and refreshing drinks too. Great job!

If you're vegan/vegetarian, and you're planning to change the minds of the meat-eaters in your…read morelives and convince them to "cross over to your side", this is the place you should bring them to. A trip to The Vegetarian Kitchen is a special occasion for me because it's far (I live in the south) and for me to go all the way to QC, it has to be worth it. And "worth it" is what TVK's food is all about. This place really knows how to do COMFORT FOOD so, so well. Each meal is plated beautifully and carefully, and (pardon the *vegan* cheese) with so much love. What I love about TVK is how vegan-friendly it is. The menu has "V" markers for vegan dishes, and makes it convenient for us vegans. I recommend the Tocino and Tofu Scramble if you're feeling breakfast-y. The Grilled Salmon with Coriander Pesto is a house favorite. You'll love the "fish" they used, which has a seaweed skin. The Grilled Steak Sandwich is great for meat-loving folks, and very hearty. For appetizers, their fried tofu skins are delicious (though, if you're oil-conscious, order something else). Every month they feature a different cuisine along with their regular menu, so clearly there's always a good reason to come here at least once a month! This place really does vegetables the justice they deserve, and this remains among the top veggie restaurants in my list.

I'm sorry to say that Craft Salad located at the food court of SM Aura in Taguig is a good idea…read morethat didn't consider their pricing structure too carefully. I love a good salad, and eating healthy is fine with me. Some will dismiss salads as rabbit food, but no one can deny the health benefits of eating fresh greens. Craft Salad's salads are too expensive for a food court. Their prices belong more to fine dining restaurants. For samplers, their regular Craft salad goes for P220, Thai crunch at P250, and Craft prawn Caesar at P270. It may be an unfair comparison, but didn't fastfood joint Wendy's have an assemble your own for around a hundred bucks not too long ago? Their pasta and rice meals are more realistic, price-wise. Their vegetable buccatini, smoked ham arugula pesto goes for P160, while their stir fried shrimp, asparagus and bell peppers on brown rice is at P200. I don't consider myself a cheapskate, but I believe in getting good value for money.

I ordered Vitamin Boost that should include quinoa. The server preapred it, gave it to me...only to…read morediscover that the quinoa was missing. Went back to her to call her attaention to it. She said they're out of quinoa and to just choose something else. So, why try to hide it? Did she think I wouldn't notice? Shouldn't she tell me in advance that they didn't have quinoa? And she didn't even seem apologetic.

Good food but Eastwood staffs lack proper behavior. staffs talk loud. play cellphone game with…read moreloud annoying sound.

I love their chicken and peppery gravy!!! Cheese quesadilla and freedom fries as well! and even…read moretheir churros, love them as desserts!!! Yummm

I asked my friend if there was a good salad place at The Podium because I just worked so hard on my…read moreworkout and didn't want to ruin it. She recommended this place. You have the option to create your own salad or do what I did, picked one (blindly) off the menu. I got the snack size (P260) of the crispy catfish salad. The menu stated that it came with lettuce, red onions, cashews, green mango, crispy catfish in a nam pla dressing. I was handed a buzzer to pick up my order at the counter when it was ready. I was so so SAD to see my salad bowl. I couldn't even taste the fish. They chopped it up so finely that ... it was almost non existent. For that price, I could've just made the salad myself at home.

The healthy food organic salad thing is really taking off here in Manila, and I can't think of any…read moreother place that does it better other than Juju Eats. I've been patronizing their Makati branch since they opened up, and now that they've secured a spot at the Podium I often stop by there for lunch to get something fresh and rejuvenating after walking around in unbearable Ortigas heat. What's great about Juju Eats is that they allow you to have total control over what you'd like to put in your salad/wrap/pasta salad, even down to the portions (they have half and full options even for the toppings), which is PERFECT if you're a picky eater/strict vegetarian or vegan, or on a budget. Though, if you're soooo hungry that you can't be bothered to create your own meal, they have pre-made options you can choose from. My latest obsession is their Quinoa Gold wrap--it's amazing stuff! It's so refreshing and packed with flavor, plus the raisins add a nice, contrasting punch. I love it so much that I wouldn't mind eating this every single day. Although, I'd feel so guilty thinking about how the quinoa industry is harming Bolivian and Peruvian farmers, and depleting their water supply. So, yeaaaaaah. I'm glad I can't afford to eat quinoa on a daily basis, either. Moving on, Juju Eats is also known for their bottled detox juices, though I find these too pricey for a small serving.