The Salad Project New Street Square

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Start with your base—a choice between mixed leaves, spinach, or a hearty grain like quinoa. Here’s a pro tip: always go for the half-and-half—greens plus grains give you texture and staying power without the carb coma.

Then comes the fun part: layering. You’ve got roasted sweet potato, edamame, grilled chicken, or even crispy tofu that actually tastes like something. Each topping is prepped with care, and you can see the steam rising from the warm options—comfort in a bowl.

Don’t skip the crunch factor. Their seed mix—pumpkin, sunflower, and sesame—adds a nutty pop that transforms a simple salad into a sensory experience. It’s the same principle as a good film: you need texture to keep the plot moving.

Sauce Is the Secret Weapon

The dressing station is where character is born. Choose wisely: the miso ginger is a crowd-pleaser, tangy and bright, while the avocado lime is essentially a green hug in liquid form. A fun fact: the most ordered combo is the “Harvest Bowl” with roasted veg, feta, and the house lemon vinaigrette—a true sign of a balanced life.

If you’re feeling adventurous, try the spicy peanut. It’s a nod to Southeast Asian street food, but reimagined for a London desk job. Just be warned: a little goes a long way, and you don’t want to explain the heat to your colleague during a 3 p.m. meeting.

The Salad Project - New Street Square

The portion sizes are generous, but not wasteful. You’ll actually finish the bowl—no sad leftover sad desk salad situation. It’s engineered for the modern worker: satisfying enough to fuel an afternoon of spreadsheets, light enough to avoid the 2 p.m. slump.