Soul Green has a promising menu, it is vegetarian at best, which is, if you have visited their website, is contrary to actually what their "manifesto" stands for (which says they are wholly plant-based). They have fish in their menu. I mean, not bad for vegetarians.
(That is just a warning for hardcore vegans who do their research before trying out restaurants. I do google the heck out of the places I want to go to, to not waste time and be disappointed but I am not a vegan nazi, I just thought it is important to write this part just in case you visit their website first and then be surprised it is actually not a completely vegan restaurant).
Moving on...
I think their menu is extensive, a lot of their dishes (are not listed online) are very creative and hip. Burgers are always an easy choice for many and they have a selection of that which is great. I tried the falafel burger and though the taste of the falafel itself is very "fresh" (too much parsley?), it is very satisfying and came with a side of potato wedges and ketchup.
I have tried their caponata spaghetti and it is not bad.
The location and the interior of Soul Green is very hip, has that modern rustic vibe and ordering with tablets are pretty cool , specially for the millennials who surely hangs out in these types of spots, nothing to complain about there (though as a first-timer there they do need to explain to you how it works., ie., if you're handed 2 tablets and you want to cancel the order of another, the order should be canceled only by the same tablet and not by the other...I didn't know it worked like that since the orders appear in both tablets anyway).
My dining experience is okay, I will come back one day to try the other dishes, specially their food bowls. It is a good resto for vegans/vegetarians who wants to have a good amount of options to choose from.
Food: 3
Price: 3
Ambiance: 3
Service: 3 read more