This was my second visit to the Ebisu store. The soup on this day looked especially delicious, so I decided to add it to my order to make it more luxurious! I had my favorite dish, steamed chicken and apple salad. However, I noticed that the amount of dressing for the L size varies depending on the store. When I ordered the L size of the same dish with the same dressing at another store before, I received two extra dressings on the side. I wonder which is the correct amount...

I visited the salad bowl specialty shop With Green Ebisu store! You can also take out for your first visit, but there are many menu options to choose from when dining in. This time, I chose the Salt Koji Shimeji and Beans Fiber Salad in size M for 1090 yen. It was made with tofu, purple cabbage, salt koji shimeji, corn, and beans, all tossed in a ginger dressing. You can also add bread if you like. The tofu made it creamy and easy to eat, and the dressing was delicious. It was quite filling and had good staying power. I'd like to try a different menu next time! ✨

I visited this place seeking salad for the first time. When I first entered the store, there was a strange smell, but after a while, I didn't notice it anymore. I ordered the limited-time menu BBQ chicken and plenty of summer vegetable salad in size M. I wasn't expecting much, but it was delicious! It's not like Crisp Salad Works with finely cut bite-sized pieces, but that's good too! The cuts are just right, and the tomatoes are juicy. The zucchini might be a bit salty? It was delicious, and I'm really curious about the other menu items too! The staff's private conversations might be a bit distracting at times, but overall, it was a delicious meal! Thank you!

Perfect shop for me, who tends to lack vegetables! The compact interior has many seats for 1-2 people, creating a quiet and calming atmosphere. There were many solo diners as well. The menu is extensive, with over 10 dressings to choose from! I ordered the steamed chicken and apple salad (tax included 1040 yen). Even the medium size was quite filling! It was a nice touch that rye bread was included as a service.

When I visited the restaurant, I ordered the Red Chili Chicken Cobb Salad in M size and the Soup Set. The salad was a mix of purple cabbage, tomato, cucumber, boiled egg, and Red Chili Chicken with Mexican sauce. The portion was generous, and the balance of nutrients was good. The dish was served in proper tableware, not cheap plastic cups. The Onion Soup in the set was rich and delicious. Although the salad was a bit pricey, it's a good place to enjoy a nutritious meal with lots of vegetables. Many people also opt for takeout, and surprisingly, the topping of chicken gizzards is popular.

▼Access: 3 minutes walk from Ebisu Station East Exit... ▼Menu (tax included) [Limited Time Only] - Salad with minced domestic chicken Gapaorice (M size) 1,160 yen - Japanese Red Tea (Hot) 200 yen (280 yen if ordered separately) ▼Memo: "with green" provides voluminous salad bowls. It is a salad bowl specialty store with around 15 locations mainly in Tokyo. This time, I ordered the limited time menu "Salad with minced domestic chicken Gapaorice" in M size! It contains Gapaorice, paprika, purple cabbage, brown rice, cucumber, onion, and mixed greens, making it very filling! The brown rice adds to the satisfaction. It goes really well with the recommended lemon dressing! I went around 5:30 pm, and it seemed like office ladies were coming in one after another! Maybe these beautiful ladies are getting their vegetable intake here...! The salad comes in S, M, and L sizes, and I got quite full with the M size. By the way, the owner of this store traveled around the world with the theme of "food" in the past, and decided to start with green with the goal of changing Japan's food industry to healthier options. Thanks to that, I was able to consume a lot of vegetables. Thank you! There are quite a few Ebisu lunch spots around 1,500 yen, so if you can have a filling salad for just over 1,000 yen, I thought it might be nice to occasionally replace it with a healthy lunch (both physically and mentally).

【Date and Time】Visited alone on the weekend at 11:00.【Reservation】None. Purchased without waiting.【Location】Located about a 2-minute walk from Ebisu Station, with excellent access. Easy to find as it is located along a main street.【Interior】Tables only. Takeout is also available.【Order】- Spicy chili mayo chicken and coriander salad - Medium-sized iced coffee The volume was amazing even though I got the medium size! The salad alone was enough to make me full. I was very happy that it was under 200 calories even with plenty of mayo chicken. The chicken was moist and not dry at all. Delicious! The coriander added a nice accent and the taste was addictive. The salad had plenty of fresh coriander, which was nice. The salad comes with whole grain bread, but the salad was so filling that I asked for it without bread. They are flexible with whether you want bread or not! Thank you for the meal! 【Service】The staff were quick and friendly. 【Final Thoughts】Plenty of moist and satisfying chili mayo chicken! I recommend the spicy chili mayo chicken and coriander salad!

This shop, I think there was one in Yurakucho as well. It was at Marunouchi Gate, right? Or was it at Marunouchi Gate now? In my mind, this place is similar to the enzyme cafe I recently visited, both emphasizing that it's good for your body but not so good for your wallet - a salad costing over a thousand yen! I remember there was a shop in Ginza with a name like "Are You Getting Enough Vegetables?" - it felt like they were questioning you. Here, even though it's a salad, it's not just a bunch of leaves like the side salad you get at other lunch places. It's quite well-prepared, and when you look at the ingredients, you can understand why the price is what it is. If I were to be completely satisfied with the lunch menu here, I would probably feel like my body and blood type have completely changed from what they are now. It's a boring excuse, but when I was young and healthy, I prioritized delicious food over healthy food, and I never really thought about what "good for your body" meant. Cooking was a way to receive approval - hearing someone say "Your mom's cooking is delicious!" or "I envy so-and-so's bento" was a source of happiness. Cooking is something you can improve on through your own efforts to a certain extent (even if you're an amateur). In short, I wasn't really in the mood to come here, it's expensive, and I don't feel like eating much, but I decided to visit at least once. The interior of the shop is exactly what you'd expect from a salad specialty store - clean and neat. You order and pay at the counter, and they bring the food to you after a wait, but you have to clean up after yourself. There are a few tables, and in the front, there's a counter with high chairs. When you think of salads, you might picture small side dishes from lunch menus, but here, since it's the main dish, even the small size has quite a lot of food. I reluctantly ordered the low-temperature roasted pork salad to save money. Even though it's the smallest size, it still costs over a thousand yen. They recommended the dressing with nuts, so I went with that. A small piece of bread comes with it (you can refuse it), and drinks are separate - I didn't order one this time. The deciding factor for me was the pork, but also the pumpkin in the photo. I wonder how much I like heavy things (*´∀｀) The menu photo is designed for visual appeal, but in reality, the ingredients are more finely chopped and mixed together. At first glance, it doesn't look that great, but it's actually easy to eat. Ah, it's really more filling than I thought, and there's quite a lot of food. It's not boring because there are a lot of ingredients. The composition includes roasted pork, pumpkin, carrots, onions, brown rice, and mixed greens. I copied this from the website, oh, it was brown rice. There are other menu items that are completely vegetarian, ones with chicken, tofu, and even unusual ones like gizzards. It might be quite enjoyable. But digestion is important, even though I felt full when I left the shop, I got hungry in the evening. Still, if I kept coming here, I might become a different person. I just thought of that suddenly. I won't be a regular though.

Located a 2-3 minute walk from Ebisu Station, "With Green" is a salad bowl specialty store. Recommended for a light lunch or those on a diet, this place is perfect for health-conscious individuals. The menu includes information on carbohydrates, protein, fat, and energy content, which is great for those watching their health. I ordered the most popular Herb Chicken and Colorful Vegetable Salad for 1000 yen. You can choose from a variety of dressings, and I went with the non-oil honey mustard. The chicken portion was quite generous, making it a perfect healthy lunch option. You can also add soup or extra vegetables, so there are plenty of ways to enjoy your meal. The atmosphere is pleasant, so I highly recommend it!

This was my first time at the Ebisu store. The staff's customer service was kind and polite, leaving a good impression. It was fun to be able to choose the vegetables and customize according to your preference! I enjoyed the pork salad. It was delicious with the nut dressing, which matched well with the vegetables and pork. I was impressed that you can feel full and satisfied with mostly just vegetables in a salad bowl! I might become a repeat customer of salad bowls! Personally, when I feel like I've been eating too much due to frequent dining out, I would like to go to With Green! I will definitely go again!

Sand liver and bean sprout namul (medium size) 980 Daily soup set (minestrone) 300 Service bread Free dressing with basil selection Order in advance, take receipt at counter Sample sizes are available at the counter which is helpful Wide variety of dressings available with calorie information, good for people on a diet Water is lemon water Tried to pay with Merpay code but was told that the payment method had changed so couldn't do it (iD is possible) Sand liver is crunchy and delicious During lunch time, only one other customer besides myself Background music is stylish, Post Malone's "Only Wanna Be With You (Pokémon 25 Version)" was playing

I recently visited the salad specialty shop WithGreen near Ebisu Station for dinner. I tried the Bang Bang Chicken Salad, which was light and low in calories. It felt healthier compared to crispy salads. The prices are also reasonable, so I plan to continue using it for my diet. #withgreen #crispsaladworks #EbisuGourmet #TokyoGourmet #WantToConnectWithFoodies #salad

I used the eat-in service around 2:00 PM. The interior of the restaurant had a few 4-person tables available. I ordered the Herb Chicken and Colorful Vegetable Salad in size M for 1100 yen. The sizes available were S, M, and L. Since it was my first time, I chose the M size. There were about 10 types of dressings available, but the menu had recommended dressings listed, so I ordered the Honey Milk dressing as recommended. After receiving a number tag, I waited at my table for about 3-5 minutes. The staff called my number, and I exchanged the tag for my order. They also served a slice of bread as a complimentary service, which I enjoyed. The M size was just right for me, with fresh and crunchy vegetables and flavorful Herb Chicken. The Honey Milk dressing was mild and made the salad very easy to eat. I would like to visit again if I have the chance.

Salad Ball, the rising star in the fiercely competitive salad scene of Ebisu, may seem a bit pricey at first, but surprisingly offers good value for money. The menu is easy to understand, so even first-timers won't feel overwhelmed. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is not overly trendy, which is a plus. You can customize your salad by swapping out ingredients you don't like, making it a great deal. There are plenty of dressings to choose from, so you can enjoy a variety of flavors. This place is highly recommended for those looking for a low-carb diet. The freshness and variety of vegetables are also standout points. I would definitely like to visit again.

The photo shows an apple and chicken salad and a gochujang soup. It was delicious, and I liked the apple in the salad. I want to try making it at home. Thank you very much.

Ordered the limited-time summer vegetable BBQ. Thought 1100 yen was expensive, but started eating. It was even more delicious than I imagined. I think I'm going to get hooked on this.

Located just a short walk from Ebisu Station, this salad bowl specialty shop offers a generous amount of vegetables and surprisingly large portions. I was very satisfied!