I've been into salads lately. Following my visit the other day, I revisited Vegi Charge Jar. Since the ham was a bit heavy last time, I decided to go all out and top the vegan green avocado salad with broccoli and two scoops of grains. It was delicious as expected! The total came to 1,296 yen with a 20% PayPay refund. It was delicious. Thank you for the meal.

I ordered the regular size of Asian salad. The salad was very delicious and the portion was enough to fill me up. If it was just based on that, I would give it 5 stars. However, the price was quite high so I would say the taste and portion were just average for the price, hence I rated it 3 stars.

This is a salad specialty store located in Akasaka 2-chome. They offer a variety of salads as the main dish, allowing customers to get their vegetable intake for both lunch and dinner. You can customize your order by choosing your ingredients, making it possible to create vegan or gluten-free salads. The store opened in October 2020 with the concept of "Do Good". It is operated by the design consulting company, AS System Co., Ltd. They have stores in Akasaka and Koishikawa. The location is about a 3-minute walk from Tameike-Sanno Station Exit 10 and about 4-5 minutes from Akasaka Station Exit 2. It is located on a side street just off the main street, near Tonkatsu Masamune. I visited during lunchtime. The interior of the store is clean with a visible kitchen in the front. There are 5 table seats for dining in. There were 3 groups of customers waiting inside, and although half of the seats were taken, I was able to secure a seat as the previous customer ordered takeout. The customer base is mostly women and includes a fair number of international customers. You need to fill out a form placed in front of the counter, then place your order and pay at the counter. They will call your number when the order is ready for pick-up (takeout orders can be placed through their website). The menu and prices are as follows (tax included): If desired, you can get a complimentary 30g of grains (47kcal). - Original Salad Bowl 7 varieties (S 1,080 yen~, R 1,274 yen~) Dressing can be changed. - Custom Salad (993 yen~) Choose from lettuce or romaine lettuce, 4 toppings, dressing, and additional toppings (+162~320 yen). - Petit Soft Bagel (+162 yen) - Veggie Noodles 3 varieties (1,188 yen~) Low-calorie veggie noodles made by thinly slicing and cooking vegetables to resemble noodles. The staff seemed a bit inexperienced but provided friendly service. However, when orders pile up, it may take some time for the food to be served. I ordered the following: Self-service tea is available. The order was served in about 7 minutes. ● Ume-Katsuobushi Ankake Veggie Noodles (1,188 yen) Thinly sliced zucchini and carrots resembling noodles, shredded steamed chicken, roasted mushroom mix, warm ankake soup made with kudzu and katsuobushi broth, topped with chopped aromatic vegetable mix and salt-reduced umeboshi. The calorie count is 244kcal. I declined the complimentary grains (30g). Let's dig in! The vegetable "noodles" had a good crunch, and the kudzu and mushrooms added texture variety, making it satisfying even with a vegetable-based dish. Mixing the umeboshi into the broth halfway through gave a refreshing aftertaste. I spent about 20 minutes there. The price felt a bit high, but it felt like I got my vegetable intake and the meal was filling. The veggie noodles were unexpectedly delicious and guilt-free. If I ever feel like having a low-calorie meal or need to replenish my vegetables, I would definitely consider revisiting.

When I go to cafes or bars, salads are a must. Even though the salads I make at home don't taste that great, the ones from restaurants are always delicious. This particular restaurant offers both dine-in and takeout options. I decided to order a custom salad bowl this time, with a lettuce mix base and toppings of broccoli, tofu, tomato, and mozzarella cheese, with an additional avocado. I chose a homemade lemon squeeze dressing and added a blend of domestically produced brown rice, black rice, and pressed wheat grains as toppings. The salad was refreshing and the lemon squeeze dressing was the perfect choice. The lettuce was finely chopped, allowing me to enjoy the various textures of the vegetables with each bite. I also had a seasonal sakura bagel on the side, which was made with about 30% okara to reduce carbs and no oil, making it a great option for those watching their calories. The chewy bagel with white bean paste filling was satisfying. If this restaurant were near my home, I might become a frequent visitor. ☺️

At 18:30, there were about 4 people who ordered takeout but they quickly left! I had the duck and cashew nut salad in regular size for ¥1382. It was delicious with lots of fruit! They offered to add up to 2 cups of mixed brown rice for free, so I asked for it. It was very filling! I also ordered a bagel with sweet potato, which was subtly sweet and tasty. It was smaller but still had a good amount of filling with chunks of sweet potato inside. I appreciated that they had both hot and cold drinks available for self-service. Thank you for the meal!

I want to eat plenty of vegetables for lunch. Veg Charger fulfills that request. The vegetables are very fresh and delicious. The dressing is homemade. Plus, they use reusable containers, which is environmentally friendly. (One free topping with reusable container) I always order the Green Caesar Salad. It's loaded with avocado and the Caesar dressing is plant-based, so even vegans can enjoy it. I'm not vegan, so I add steamed chicken. I also add other toppings based on my mood that day. Today, I added broccoli and onions. I just want to eat a lot of vegetables. The reusable container is cute. I took it to the office and enjoyed it at my desk. Very satisfying. It was delicious as always. I will definitely keep coming back for more.

While searching for Veggie-tai's location, I happened to come across this shop and decided to visit. I entered the shop glancing at the line for Tonkatsu Masamune. I ordered a salad with three types of cheese (regular size) for 1,382 yen. The vegetables were chopped and mixed with dressing, making it easy to eat with a spoon. The honey mustard dressing paired well with the cheese. I finished the substantial amount of vegetables quickly. The shop plays American FM music, creating a stylish atmosphere. Although the prices are a bit high, the PayPay 20% cashback in Minato Ward helped ease the cost.

Custom salad shop near Tameike-Sanno Station. The interior is very clean and new. There are tables in front of the register where you fill out an order form yourself. After filling it out, you take it to the register and your salad will be ready when they call your name. The custom salad costs ¥1,263 and includes romaine lettuce base with toppings like cilantro, kale, black olives, and broccoli. You can add avocado dressing, black sesame tan-tan style, and grains for free. The visual may not be great due to the black sesame, but it was delicious. The portion size is a bit small, so men might find it not filling enough. The location is quiet with few people, making it a comfortable place to dine.

Lunch at VEGE CHARGER, a salad specialty store in Tameike-Sanno. Although takeout seems to be the main option, the small eat-in space is cozy and comfortable. The menu is a bit on the pricier side, with most items costing over 1000 yen. However, they offer a variety of unique salads that can be overwhelming to choose from. Not only are the salads low in calories, but they are also low in carbs, and it's nice to see the nutritional information provided. I tried the limited-time KU･RO･GO･MA･TAN-TAN (black sesame tantan-style salad) in a small size for 1296 yen. Fortunately, there was a 20% cashback promotion with Amex, so that was a lucky bonus. The taste was indeed unique with a proper tantan flavor! The addition of nuts and diced pork gave it a more substantial meal-like feel rather than just a salad, and I was very satisfied. This is a salad that I probably wouldn't be able to recreate at home, so it might be worth the higher price. They chop the vegetables after ordering, so it takes some time before it's served. My colleague had the LOX STYLE (smoked salmon salad), which also looked delicious and nicely presented. With a wide variety of options and the ability to customize, I would definitely like to come back again.

The salad was delicious! The noodles were okay, but more like a vegetable soup than noodles. I couldn't really taste the noodles. The system of having to pick up a salad that costs over 1,000 yen at the counter in a 10-seat restaurant with no other customers felt a bit off. I understand it's for COVID measures, labor costs, delivery, and takeout, but still... Let's do what we can when we can. There were two staff members, and they were talking non-stop for the whole 30 minutes I was there. I couldn't tell if it was work-related, but the male and female staff were muttering to each other. It was a meal that cost over 2,000 yen in total. If that's the case, just give me a salad for 500 yen, like a beef bowl. However, the female staff kindly explained the ordering process to me since I was confused. Thank you.

Tameike-Sanno Station is a 3-minute walk away, and Akasaka Station is a 5-minute walk away. "Vegi Charger" This time, I ordered a single item at the register. What I ordered was the Flower Pepper Fragrant Black Sesame Tantan-style Salad (R) for ¥1490. It arrived quickly! The scent of the flower pepper is quite strong! It has a bit of a kick to it, making me want to have a beer with it... haha. I also ordered a cup of GRAINS to add some substance and satisfaction. When I first visited, it was my favorite, but then it disappeared, which was a shock. However, I heard about its limited revival and rushed over. It seems that it's not going to disappear quickly this time, but I recommend trying it out before it's gone. Once you try it, you'll be hooked. ------Helpful Memo------ *As of the visit date 1. Eat-in, take-out, and delivery available 2. In addition to salad bowls, they also have veggie noodles, bagels, and more.

I really liked it, although I felt like the flavor became really strong halfway through, haha. Note: To avoid making incorrect judgments based on reviews, I strive to comment honestly based on my own feelings. My expressions may be slightly extreme at times, but please forgive me. Generally, I tend to praise more often. Thank you for your understanding.

I had a roast pork (pork ginger) dish with a Japanese twist. The vegetables were crunchy and flavorful as always, and the meat had a subtle smoky taste that blended nicely with the ginger and avocado. It was delicious! Although it was a bit pricey due to the location, the taste was excellent. I might come back when I'm in the area again, maybe next year for my health check-up.

Tamachi-Sanno Station is a 3-minute walk, Akasaka Station is a 5-minute walk away. "Veg Charger" this time, ordered at the register for individual items. Ordered items: - Taco Meat Cobb Salad ¥1490 - Petit Soft Bagel (pumpkin) ¥162 The size options for the Taco Meat Cobb Salad are R and S, with S priced at ¥1296. The salad consists of finely chopped vegetables, boiled egg, avocado, and cherry tomatoes. The meat is tender, occasionally crunchy, possibly beef. The avocado helps balance out the spiciness. The egg was delicious. You eat it with a spoon. It leaves you feeling satisfied. Also tried the new Petit Soft Bagel, with 9 flavor options, chose pumpkin. The pumpkin is not only kneaded into the dough but also finely mashed and filled inside the bagel, which was delicious. ----- Helpful Memo ----- * As of the visit date ☆ First encounter with the store Repeat ① Eat-in, takeout, delivery available ② In addition to salad bowls, they also offer veggie noodles and bagels.

Vegi Charger is located about a 5-minute walk from Tameike-Sanno Station. It is a specialty shop for chopped salads! Chopped salads allow you to eat 4-5 times more leafy greens than usual, like magic. You can enjoy spoonful after spoonful of their carefully selected ingredients and dressings. Additionally, the mini bagels that come with the set are soft and delicious! The bagels, including seasonal limited editions, come in 9 colorful varieties that are sure to catch your eye. We shared the homemade steamed chicken Caesar salad and octopus meat Cobb salad, both with different tastes, but were completely satisfied. They also use reusable bowl systems, showing their commitment to the environment. The restaurant was constantly visited by delivery workers, indicating that it is popular among health-conscious individuals. While the seating is limited, you can still dine in the clean and beautiful interior. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I had dinner at VEGE CHARGER in Akasaka. VEGE CHARGER is a salad bowl specialty shop. The interior is a stylish space surrounded by white walls. You can take out or eat in as there are tables and chairs available. It is conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Tameike-Sanno Station and Akasaka Station. I tried the homemade steamed chicken Caesar salad for ¥1274. It comes in regular and small sizes, and I had the regular size. The salad includes romaine lettuce, kale, onion, tomato, broccoli, steamed chicken, croutons, and a classic Caesar dressing. It's a rich and flavorful salad with plenty of cheese and chicken, making it very filling. I also tried the new Taco Meat Cobb Salad for ¥1490. It's a unique salad with lettuce, kale, tomato, avocado, taco meat, boiled egg, and tortilla chips, giving it a taco-like experience. It was a fun and interesting salad to try.

I visited while on a diet. The menu had the PFC balance listed, making it easy to choose (and the macros were excellent!). I ordered the WA・SA・BI, which had steamed chicken for a satisfying meal with a high level of satisfaction.

I had a salad with roast pork in a Japanese style. The creamy avocado, vegetables, and meat matched well together. The ginger flavor intensified as I ate, which was a nice touch. The portion size was quite generous. It would make a good lunch option, but the price was a bit high. If it were a little cheaper, it would be a better choice. Even considering the location, it was on the expensive side.

I had dinner at VEGE CHARGER in Akasaka. This restaurant specializes in salad bowls, perfect for when you want a healthy meal or to reset your body. It's conveniently located near Tameike-Sanno Station and Akasaka Station, just a few minutes walk from either. The customers seem to be mostly office workers and residents in the area. You can order for takeout or delivery through Uber Eats, but dining in is also an option with counter and table seating available. The summer limited menu I tried in July included two types of cold veggie noodles: Cold Veggie Noodles and Cold Beef Shabu Veggie Noodles. What's interesting is that the noodles are not made of wheat but Aloe noodles. They have a smooth and refreshing texture, perfect for hot weather. The dishes were colorful and packed with ingredients, providing a satisfying meal. The Cold Veggie Noodles had a Ratatouille sauce, adding a refreshing tomato flavor. The Cold Beef Shabu Veggie Noodles featured cold shabu-shabu beef on top, which was surprisingly not greasy. The addition of aromatic vegetables and apple made it even more refreshing.

Tameike-Sanno station is a 3-minute walk, Akasaka station is a 5-minute walk. This time, I ordered a single item for dining in. Sizes available are R (Regular) and S (Small). Even the S size has a satisfying amount. Many people were using takeout. Ordered items: - Flower Sansho Fragrant Black Sesame Tantan-style Salad S ¥1296 - Steamed Chicken and Orange Chicken Salad S ¥1080 The Flower Sansho Fragrant Black Sesame Tantan-style Salad has a texture like dry noodles? Overall, the more you chew, the more satisfied you feel in your mouth! Delicious! The Steamed Chicken and Orange Chicken Salad has a strange sensation, like eating an apple pie, with the cinnamon spice and fruit pieces fitting well with the dressing? I added raisins as recommended, which provided a nice accent due to its strong sweetness. It feels like a one-bowl dinner that goes beyond just a salad, changing my perception of salad bowls! I'm happy that it's healthy! ------Useful Memo------ * As of the visit date 1. Dining in, takeout, delivery available 2. In addition to salad bowls, they also have veggie noodles, etc.

This is a salad bowl specialty store that opened in Akasaka on October 19, 2020. It is conveniently located within a 5-minute walk from Tameike-Sanno Station and Akasaka Station. The target customers seem to be office workers and OLs. The store has seating inside, with both counter and table seats available, but when I visited, all the other customers were getting takeout. It seems like a place where you can buy food to eat at the office or elsewhere. One interesting aspect of this store is the reusable container system for salads. If you purchase a reusable container, you can return it and exchange it for a new one when you place your next order, which is eco-friendly. I tried the Duck and Cashew Nut Salad R for ¥1180, which I wouldn't normally choose for lunch, but it turned out to be surprisingly delicious. The duck was finely chopped and easy to eat, with tender meat. The salad included lettuce, tomatoes, kale, apples, cashews, and raisins. Even though I usually don't eat fruits in salads and find them unappealing, the sweetness of the fruits made the salad more enjoyable and flavorful. It was dressed with a creamy balsamic vinaigrette. I also tried the Japanese-style Roast Pork Salad R for ¥1280, another menu item I wouldn't typically select. The staff recommended it as a popular choice among men. I was a bit skeptical about roast pork in a salad, but it actually worked well. The salad included lettuce, avocado, kale, and onions, and was dressed with a ginger-based Japanese-style dressing that complemented the meat without any unpleasant flavors.