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Super Salad
Raw, fresh and delicious, packed with vitamin-rich veggies!

Feed your thoughts with Omega 3

Proven to help with cognitive processing, omega 3 oils are plentiful in fish and seafood. Combine with raw fresh vegetables for homemade salads that are serious brain food. The right diet can clear your mind, calm your thoughts and boost your brain power. Definitely food for thought!

Grilled Fish in Hanoi Style Salad

Nutritious fish with a crispy skin, packed with flavours.

Korean Rice Bowl Sashimi Salad

All the goodness of raw fish and a healthy mix of multigrain rice.

Pea shoot and Prawn Salad

Super simple, bursting with goodness and packed with iron.

Go Nuts for Nuts

Delicious and nutritious, nuts are good sources of fat, fibre and protein, plus vitamins and minerals, such as magnesium and vitamin E. They also taste great! Sprinkle them on your favourite salad for a quick and crunchy way to add texture, flavour and a boost of goodness too.

Kerabu Timun

Spicy flavours meet crunchy cucumber and soft sweet mango.

Tofu Nutty topping Liang Ban

Silky tofu, high in protein, is topped with nutty goodness.

Karedok

Raw aubergine, crunchy greens and healthy nuts taste great!

Cruciferous vegetables

In all shapes, sizes and colours, cruciferous vegetables are rich in vitamins and minerals such as folate and vitamin K. Since they’re high in fibre and low in calories, dishes based around these vegetables will leave you feeling satisfied without overeating (that’s a win-win!).

Gado Gado

Beautiful salad packed full of vitamins, fibre and protein.

Thai Sirloin Steak Salad

Raw vegetables and high protein steak are a winning combo!

Japchae

Veggie-heavy noodle dish—easy to digest and light on the stomach.