Soulgreen — Restaurant in Milan

Food 4 Value 3.5 Service 3.5 Décor 5

This place is cute beyond words! Adorable warehouse-rustic (totally just made that up), organic and clean feel. Perfect for a quick and casual lunch or dinner, but also would be cute enough for a date night.

Had the thai curry baccala bowl and my friend had the tuna bowl. At 20-22 euros for a bowl, I didn't think it was worth it, but it was definitely very tasty. There aren't all that many organic food spots that I've come across in Milan, so I suppose you need to pay a premium for this sort of food here. Also had 2 cocktails (tea mule and cucumber vodka drink), both of which were refreshing and strong. Service was slow, however the waiter apologized that the bartender was being trained, so there would be delays in getting our drinks served.

You also get to order your food/drinks on a tablet, so it's super...

An environmentally friendly restaurant in Milan with a decent amount of vegan options on the menu. I opted for the nachos as a starter to share which were perfect. Then I had the vegan Asian bowl for main. The sautéed pak choi was very tasty however the texture of the rice and the shitake mushrooms made this meal quite difficult to eat (very gluey and tough/chewy and got stuck in my teeth). For this reason, I would not choose this meal again. Did not eat a dessert therefore can't comment on those. Cannot fault the service at all. You have minimal contact with the waiters you are handed an iPad to order your food on. This is quite handy to see the total / how much you've spent. The website seems a bit weird as lots of the meals including fish are labelled as vegan however no such issues when using the menus in the...

Soulgreen? More like soulless!

What a disappointment, and not just by (judging from the glowing reviews) low vegan standards. From the lack of human interaction and service to the lack of taste, this place severely under delivers. As a vegan travelling in Italy, I was looking forward to something different to the standard vegan Italian fare, however I would rather eat pasta pomodoro (hold the parmigaino) every single day than eat here again. I hope the compulsory €3 cover charge goes directly to the electricity costs of the Samsung tablet that took my order rather than the poor excuses for waiting staff who hardly acknowledged my existence. And don’t get me started on the food... Avoid if you like flavour, attend if you’re a rich introvert with...