SaladStop! — Restaurant in Taguig

Ah, Salad Stop, the beacon of healthy eating, has once again shown their unparalleled wisdom by discontinuing the Jai Ho wrap. Because, obviously, what the world needs right now is less of that delicious fusion of tandoori chicken, lovingly spiced and tender, paired with the humble yet hearty chickpeas and a medley of vegetables. Who in their right mind would want to savor such a delight?

Clearly, Salad Stop understands that our taste buds were overstimulated by the Jai Ho wrap's complex flavors and vibrant textures. It must have been a burden for us, poor customers, to be tempted by such culinary excellence on a daily basis. How could we ever appreciate the subtleties of lettuce and plain croutons again after being exposed to such a masterpiece?

And let's not forget the relief our wallets must be feeling. The Jai Ho wrap, with its generously stuffed, nutrition-packed goodness, was just too much value. We should be thanking Salad Stop for saving us from the perils of affordable, delicious nutrition.

In conclusion, hats off to Salad Stop for their bold move. It takes true vision to remove a popular, flavor-packed item from the menu. After all, life is about simplicity, and what's simpler than mourning the loss of your...

I live nearby and have dropped by SaladStop a few times, but this one just sealed it for me.

I ran out of data and simply asked if I could connect to their WiFi for one minute—just enough to top up my credits and pay for my meal. The cashier asked the manager, who didn’t even bother to look up properly before saying, “It’s not allowed.”

Look—I get it. Businesses can refuse access. But seriously? For a ₱400 salad? You can’t spare sixty seconds of internet access so a paying customer can actually complete a transaction?

It’s laughable. I wasn’t there to squat, scroll, or steal bandwidth. I just wanted to give you money. But instead, I got hit with rigid policy over basic human logic.

This kind of robotic, zero-empathy service is why so many places here feel cold and transactional. It’s a non-issue everywhere else. But in the Philippines? Even the simplest acts of help are a no-go.

You’re in my neighbourhood. You could’ve had a loyal regular. Instead, you chose to make overpriced greens feel even more...

This branch was so disappointing.

Upon placing my order, we had to line up for around 15 minutes just to pay. Cashier was clearly struggling to process all the payments but none of the other staff members were helping her out. All the customers already had their salads but couldn't eat because they haven't paid yet. Really weird experience.

Place was overall dirty. Stray vegetables on the floor, flies everywhere, and mosquitoes biting me every few minutes.

Salads are expensive. Please justify your price with great...