$3.50
This salad is prepared fresh with crisp cucumbers, juicy tomatoes, and aromatic mint, tossed with lemon and olive oil for a bright, vibrant flavor. It pairs perfectly with:
Shawarma plates
Falafel bowls
Rice & quinoa bowls
Pita sandwiches
Kabobs
Mediterranean combo plates
The refreshing acidity and crunch enhance both vegetarian and protein-rich dishes.
This salad is prepared fresh with crisp cucumbers, juicy tomatoes, and aromatic mint, tossed with lemon and olive oil for a bright, vibrant flavor. It pairs perfectly with:
Shawarma plates
Falafel bowls
Rice & quinoa bowls
Pita sandwiches
Kabobs
Mediterranean combo plates
The refreshing acidity and crunch enhance both vegetarian and protein-rich dishes.
Yes — it is entirely plant-based.
Yes, naturally gluten-free (with standard cross-contamination precautions).
Yes — it’s a Mediterranean-style chopped salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, and herbs.
No — it is fresh, bright, and mild.
This version is made with cucumbers, tomatoes, and mint (no onions unless specified by location).
Yes — chilled and freshly prepared.
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