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Where we are going today: ‘Salad flavors’ cafe in Riyadh

Tamara Aboalsaud

Have you ever craved a salad for lunch or dinner but were worried it wouldn’t fill you up? At Salad Flavors, that’s unlikely to be a problem.

Located in Al-Malqa, Riyadh, the cafe offers four different kinds of salads, each with a large selection of fresh toppings and its own special dressing. And while the menu may not be very big, the flavors are.

The bestselling dish comes with grilled chicken and the signature sauce. You will love the crispy eggplant.

A less creamy option would be a great alternative to have for lighter days.

The rich salad is a vegetarian alternative similar to the signature dish but with different toppings and an orange dressing. The sweet potato and okra set it apart.

Another vegetarian choice is the quinoa salad, which has apple and a more balsamic-based dressing to give it extra tang and freshness.

For seafood lovers, the crab salad is a good option. The mango, cucumber, sesame and panko toppings give it the feel of a poke bowl (without the raw fish) and the flavors work great together. I would also prefer a lighter dressing to accompany the salad.

Salad Flavors also offers individual and gathering-sized boxes of grape leaves fatteh and cabbage fatteh. The grape leaves option is zesty, tangy and very tasty, while the cabbage is more unusual but well worth a try.

The only thing missing from the menu is the option for visitors to customize a dish with their favorite toppings and sauce.

But if you’re looking for a new fresh tasting salad place in Riyadh for lunch or dinner, Salad Flavors is among the top options available.

Courtesy: arabnews

The Frontier Post

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