Salad bowl specialty store located on the 2nd basement floor of Tokyu Plaza Ginza. You can take out, but there are also about 10 seats for dining in (although somewhat small). This time I dined in. You order at the register first. I won't go into details, but it's a system where you choose a preset salad menu and customize it. You can also customize the ingredients used in the menu (for example, if you don't like cucumbers, you can ask to leave them out). In other words, you can eat a salad that suits your taste. There are also many types of dressings to choose from according to your preference. What I chose this time was Spicy Keema Curry and Autumn Harvest Salad (M size 1390 yen). The size options are S, M, L, and I chose the medium size. The salad ingredients include pumpkin, salt koji shimeji mushrooms, apples, brown rice, and Keema curry on top. The menu shows a photo of the ingredients on top, but the finished product is mixed together, so be aware of this. If you prefer not to mix the ingredients for aesthetic reasons, you may be able to request that, but it's unconfirmed. I'm not a fan of salads personally, but when I tried it, it was actually good! The ingredients are quite nice, and in this case, the brown rice adds volume, and the Keema curry and shimeji mushrooms do a good job. I think it's recommended for those who don't like salads. By customizing the ingredients, you can increase protein or reduce carbohydrates and eat a healthy salad, which may help reduce the guilt of eating out = unhealthy (laughs). It seems good for those trying to lose weight. I visited on a Friday night, and the dining area was full of female and foreign customers. It may be surprisingly popular. I discovered that you can get full on salad! So I plan to visit again.

I really got hooked on the salt koji shimeji mushroom fiber salad. It's a good kind of addiction for the body, so it's all good. I had a late lunch at 3:30, well, when I'm in the office it's usually around this time anyway so I don't really mind eating late. But, I become a lunchtime refugee when it's over! So, I headed to this place that's open all day. I can't skip that dish, so I topped it with sweet potatoes. The ginger dressing, you might not notice it unless someone tells you. The shimeji mushrooms taste even better with it. Tofu is surprisingly delicious here, especially with the dressing. I see some guys as customers, good for them, young people too. I worry about my junior colleagues who only eat meat and rice.

This is a salad specialty shop located in Tokyu Plaza (B2 floor). It is conveniently located near Ginza Station C2 and C3 exits, just a 1-minute walk away. During lunchtime, you may spot some office ladies taking a break there. I happened to have some business in Ginza, so I casually stepped in and found this salad specialty shop. The interior has only counter seats, and all the customers were women. (Men might feel a bit hesitant to enter, but there are male staff members too, so give it a try!) I ordered the popular vegetable-based salad. Feeling a bit unsatisfied with just vegetables, I added chicken as a topping. It truly is a health-conscious salad specialty shop. The taste was a bit bland for my liking, so I asked the staff to add a bit more dressing. The staff were very friendly and provided excellent service, typical of a salad shop in Ginza. (Note: Dressings are sold separately, so if you prefer a stronger flavor, I recommend purchasing one.) The salad comes with complimentary water and bread, both tasting healthy and delicious! I visited twice, but due to limited seating and its popularity, I hesitate to promote it too much. However, the kind and thoughtful service from the staff made me happy, so I decided to share my experience. This is a recommended spot for health-conscious women! A salad specialty shop that you may want to drop by regularly.

The store is small, but there were few people at night so we were able to get in quickly. I was looking for a place where I could eat a salad with low calories after exercising. It's not the best cost performance, but the portion was quite generous and I was able to get full. They have a wide variety of options and I plan to come back again.

It's a salad place with generous portions and options for protein and brown rice. I ordered a custom salad this time. The bread that comes with the set is delicious. The lemon dressing is light and easy to eat. You can easily check the nutritional information on the website, which is great for those on a diet. I'm trying to reduce my salt intake, so I was concerned about the salt content. I wonder if they can serve the dressing on the side? I'll ask next time.

I have used the Yurakucho store several times, but this one has small and few seats, so it is recommended for solo use. The salad is very delicious, and the M size gives a considerable feeling of fullness ☺︎ I would like to try other salads too! The drink that comes with the salad set is cheap, so I added coffee and enjoyed a luxurious lunch!

One day's worth of vegetable salad with steamed chicken added. Steamed chicken is good for protein intake but wasn't very tasty. Just right for a solo lunch! Size M is satisfying! ⭐️5⭐️ I want to keep coming back. Love it so much that I don't want to tell anyone. ⭐️4⭐️ If asked for recommendations, I would introduce this place. ⭐️3⭐️ I might go again. ⭐️2⭐️ Hmm, I'd prefer to try a different restaurant. ⭐️1⭐️ Personally, I do not recommend it. Instagram @tokyo_gourmet_yokutaberuko. On my Instagram, I only introduce restaurants that I rated 4 or 5 stars on Tabelog.

Nowadays, you can find with green everywhere. Today, I am at the Tokyu Plaza store. I will have my favorite dish, chicken gizzards and namul salad. The taste is consistent across all stores, and the vegetables are delicious as they are. The seating is incredibly narrow, I thought I had gained weight. That's the only thing I wish they would fix.

I went to this place because the restaurant I wanted to go to had a long line. I ordered a roast chicken salad bowl, size M, for around 1300 yen. They also gave a brown bread as a service. You can choose from about 10 types of dressings. The seating is only at the counter, which is convenient for individuals. There were mostly women, but men also used the place. It seems like takeout is also popular. I thought the price was a bit high, but I'm not sure about the usual price range for salad bowls. They seem to use domestic ingredients and the portion was quite generous, so I was somewhat satisfied. Next time, I might go for the S size. It's nice that they list not only the calories but also the protein and fat content. I mistakenly thought it was self-service for water because other customers were pouring it themselves, so I poured myself a glass of water, but they actually served water along with the salad, so I ended up with two glasses of water in the photo. Sorry about that. Maybe it's better to wait until they serve water before getting a refill. I might come back when I feel like being health-conscious, maybe before a health checkup.

Before the movie, I had a quick meal at WithGreen in Tokyu Plaza Ginza. The tables are set up for solo diners, making it convenient to eat alone. I had a salad with sand liver and bean sprouts. In addition to sand liver and bean sprouts, the salad was packed with various leafy greens and root vegetables. It also had brown rice, making it a healthy bowl. Even the medium size was quite filling. Next time, I'll try the small size with soup. They also offer a quarter-size whole wheat bread, which is also geared towards health-conscious customers. The taste was average. #WithGreen #TokyuPlazaGinza #SoloDining

Founded in Kagurazaka, a salad bowl specialty store offers a casual dining experience at Tokyu Plaza Ginza's basement floor. They use only high-nutrient domestic vegetables, offering a variety of salads that can be enjoyed as a main dish. You can choose from different sizes (S, M, L) and dressings. One recommended salad is the Sand Liver and Bean Sprout Namul Salad, featuring healthy sand liver with crunchy bean sprouts and cucumbers. They also have seasonal menus, such as the limited-time Sichuan-style Spicy Minced Meat and Ancient Lotus Root Salad. Each salad comes with bread, and you can also try the Chicken Meatball and Salt Koji with Ginger Soup. Even the small size salad is filling and delicious, making it a healthy salad lunch option.

A convenient store for when you feel like charging up on vegetables. It used to be located in the basement of the old Printemps building, but now it's also in Tokyu Plaza Ginza. I went in because I couldn't get enough vegetables for lunch. I think there used to be Tsujiri here until recently. I ordered the original salad with red cabbage, carrots, onions, and sweet potatoes topped with chicken. It cost 990 yen. I chose the citrus dressing, but it lacked acidity and saltiness, so it was a bit unsatisfying.

I recently had a salad at Wiz Green in Tokyu Plaza Ginza. I ordered the Bang Bang Chicken Salad. It was served with onion dressing mixed in. The salad consisted of fresh lettuce, carrots, chicken breast, and tofu. It had a fresh and crunchy texture. I would definitely visit again when I'm craving vegetables.

I visit a salad bowl specialty store up to 3 times a week, which has opened a new branch at "Tokyu Plaza Ginza" following "Marronnier Gate Ginza 2". I tried the classic Steamed Chicken and Apple Salad (L) for ¥1,140, and I recommend the citrus dressing, but I prefer the Honey Milk dressing due to not liking acidity. I enjoy salads with fruits, and this one also has brown rice, which is filling. On another day, I had the seasonal limited edition Smoked Chicken and Autumn Vegetable Caesar Salad (L) for ¥1,320. Since it has Caesar in the menu name, I didn't change the dressing. It includes sweet potatoes, pumpkin, and apples. Although I prefer the other seasonal salad with Persimmon and Kinpira Gobo, I still enjoyed this one. The store is close to my workplace, but the eat-in space is small with uncomfortable chairs. Therefore, on sunny days, I would prefer to go to the Marronnier Gate branch. I will visit again. Thank you for the meal!

I used to occasionally visit the Marunouchi Gate store, but it closed a while ago, so I came here instead. The eat-in space here is smaller than the Marunouchi Gate store. When it's close to full, I don't feel like going in, but since it was empty, I decided to go in. I chose the barbecue chicken and plenty of summer vegetable salad. You pay in advance and when your order is ready, they call out your number. The actual dish wasn't as luxurious as the menu photos, with only a few pieces of tomato and avocado scattered around. Maybe it's because I chose the small size? I was able to eat a lot of vegetables, but I didn't feel satisfied. I should have gone for the medium size. I'll try the medium size next time.

Vegetables are delicious. The only downside is the paper cup. I think using nicer cups would make the vegetable presentation look better on the plate.

Seating is limited but the turnover is good. You can go alone. And it's delicious. Let's customize it. But the prices are high.

I used it for takeout because my workplace is close by, which is convenient. The seasonal citrus topping was delicious, but it had changed to autumn version. I want to try the persimmon topping for autumn. The credit card and cashless payment terminal had a malfunction at the time of payment, so I paid in cash. I didn't mind waiting and the staff's response was good, so I paid in cash. I often don't carry cash myself, so I hope the terminal will be fixed soon (they often said they have trouble with it). I really like this place, so I hope more of them will open in Kansai.