Foods from Mad Radish
Comments
2017 Nov 17
This place is pretty great! They have delicious salad meals that can easily be made vegan with options like falafel for protein!
They're even listed on EthicalTree.com for their great efforts in sustainability and vegan-options! :D
They're even listed on EthicalTree.com for their great efforts in sustainability and vegan-options! :D
2017 Aug 19
This new restaurant by the creator of DAVIDsTEA has been the target of much hype. After trying it, I'd say it's pretty much the same thing as Green Rebel. High quality ingredients, really nutritious stuff (probably the most nutritious meal you can get out there), and perfect for people who don't really care about flavourful food.
My Coconut Greens ($15) was like a mishmash of groceries thrown in a bowl. There was no discernible coconut taste, leading me to think that maybe it had been left out by accident. The sherry dressing was okay but sweeter than I like, and the green beans were strangely raw.
A pescetarian coworker who had the Roast Salmon Kimchi bowl (the other one that appealed to me) didn't like it at all and left almost all of it untouched.
So... if you love Green Rebel you'll love Mad Radish! 😝
My Coconut Greens ($15) was like a mishmash of groceries thrown in a bowl. There was no discernible coconut taste, leading me to think that maybe it had been left out by accident. The sherry dressing was okay but sweeter than I like, and the green beans were strangely raw.
A pescetarian coworker who had the Roast Salmon Kimchi bowl (the other one that appealed to me) didn't like it at all and left almost all of it untouched.
So... if you love Green Rebel you'll love Mad Radish! 😝
Sanny
There are some truly great toppings you can have them add - all types of veggies and also protein bonuses like seeds and grains.
You end up paying a decent penny for these lunches, but they're pretty filling (and obviously healthy!) so I think I'll be back.
...I just wish the containers were recyclable or compostable :/
Hopefully soon!