During
our London trip
we went to EAT. Brompton Road
for our lunch. The outlet is just opposite Harrods.
It was a Saturday afternoon and the outlet
very busy. It was also renovated and at first looked closed.
To the right were all the shelves,
containing salads, soups, soft drinks and so on; at the back was the counter,
where customers can order their hot beverages and pay.
We had studied the menu online. There are
also nutritional values for most food items and beverages available, so we
could make ourselves a good picture what were healthier options than others.
We liked that all coffee and tea could be
made with full fat, low fat or soy milk. We choose two big Chai Lattes with low
fat milk, one carrot mango lime juice, a chicken wrap, vegetable Gyozo dumpling
soup, rainbow salad, Vietnamese slaw, two elderflower and apple jellies and two
fruit salads.
The portions were really large and after
eating the soup, wrap, savory salads and the jellies, we were full. It wasn't a
problem. We took the fruit salads with us.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. I
was for example asked, if I wanted chili with my soup. I like spicy things, so
it was a nice touch.
The member of staff also provided enough
napkins and cutlery - sometimes an issue with fast food joints.
Finding a table wasn't very difficult. Our
fellow customers were a mix of tourists and locals. The atmosphere was good.
Our meal was colorful, tasty and fresh. I
really liked the Vietnamese slaw and the soup, because it reminded me of our
trips to Asia . The jelly was also very nice
and unusual with the elderflower flavor.
Would we recommend EAT.? Yes, we would.
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