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| The name might ring a bell if you've heard of Juju Cleanse - Manila's only juice cleansing delivery service. Juju Cleanse has been around for awhile now and the owners just recently opened a salad joint called Juju Eats in Makati. |
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| The set up kind of reminds me of a cafeteria and brings back some high school memories! I remember always wishing they'd open a salad bar in our canteen instead of all the unhealthy choices, in fact I still do even in college. One of my favorite healthy places to eat in Manila is Rustan's Supermarket's Gourmet To Go. They've got a smaller selection for making your own salads but they also have deli sandwiches, pasta, wraps, quiche and other yummy deli food. I love how healthy and low calorie food is slowly becoming more available in the Philippines. |
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| Sriracha Sauce, balsamic vinegar, olive oil, Tabasco and salt & pepper if you want to add an extra kick to your salad. |
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| Of course they have their cleansing juices available here too but in smaller bottles than the ones used for cleansing and replacing meals. If you're thinking about going on the Juju Cleanse it might be a good idea to first try these ones right here. |
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| They've got a good selection of salads on the menu but you can also choose to make your own. All the salads are available in a bowl or in a wrap; and you also have the choice of their house mix greens, romaine lettuce or pasta. |
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| Freshly pressed fruit sodas, slushies and juice + coffee. |
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| Ay Caramba! PHP 135 (wrap) "House mix, grilled chicken, nacho chips, roasted red pepper, pickled jalapeno, red kidney beans, corn, grated cheddar and ay caramba dressing." |
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| Inasal Salad PHP 135 (wrap) "House mix, pork inasal, green mango, feta cheese, cherry tomato, red onion, hard boiled egg and balayan dressing." |
My mom and I thought our wraps were just okay, nothing special. The Ay Caramba was too spicy for me because of the jalapenos (there was too many!) and the tortilla made it too heavy for me to finish. It was my mom's second time eating here and she said that she likes the Roast Pumpkin salad a lot more than the Inasal Salad Wrap.
I don't think I'd order the Ay Caramba Wrap again but I can't wait for my next visit to customize my own salad!
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| Lemon Soda (medium - 16 oz) PHP 125 I love sodas but hate the fact that I need to sacrifice around 160 calories every can. They press their own fruit sodas and the cashier said that the lemon flavor's their bestseller so I got it. I liked it and drank it all but I did find it really sour. |
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| Bayani Brew Purple Leaf PHP 50 "Brewed from all-natural sweet potato purple leaf tops and lemongrass." Ick. My mom decided to try this out (I think it was the cute packaging) and we both didn't like this at all. We're not fond of the taste of lemongrass so this just didn't float our boat. |
As for Juju Cleanse, I'm really contemplating whether I should try it or not. Not eating and just drinking juice, even just for one day, sounds like a nightmare to a foodie like me. They provide you with six bottles a day (2 for each meal) - costing you PHP 2,500 for 1 day, PHP 7,100 for 3 days and PHP 11,700 for 5 days plus delivery charge; which seems pretty pricey to me.
Juju Eats
Address: G/F BCS Building, 2297 Chino Roces Avenue Extension, Makati City
Telephone No.: 551-3968
Email: eats@juju.com.ph
Website: http://www.jujueats.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JujuEats
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jujueats
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/jujucleanse/
*they close at around 8 pm on weekdays
Juju Cleanse
Mobile No.: (0917) 576-3012 (8 am - 7 pm)
Email: info@juju.com.ph
Website: http://www.jujucleanse.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jujucleanse
Twitter: https://twitter.com/jujucleanse
Instagram: @jujucleanse
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