"Fresh ingredients" - not too sure about that! Ordered Thai salad, very disappointed! All cucumbers…read morewere previously frozen so not fresh at all and I ended up throwing out 1/4 of the lettuce as it was all wilted, gross and slimy. Then to add insult to injury, I ended up biting into grizzle on on of the pieces of chicken in my salad. Not impressed. Will never order from there again!

3 stars out of 5 for:…read more - Came here for lunch because I usual enjoy their soup, & wanted some with a particularly chilly day like today. - I missed out on their soup but I was offered their chilli. I like a hearty chilli, and I wanted something warm so I agreed to try it. - 1st reaction: This has to be good because it is a mighty expensive chilli for $13 and change (taxes included). - 2nd reaction: It comes with corn-nuts? (Good thing I asked for it on the side.) - I got the chilli to go - their packaging is nice & recyclable - all the way to the utensils. (I appreciate this.) - The staff: friendly. - The chilli itself: edible. Chunky (with loads of veggies and fresh greens + bed of brown (I think) rice. BUT is wasn't tasty / flavourful as I would expect from a chilli. The rice was dry - some bits were really hard to chew (almost hurt my teeth). So will not try this again. What an expensive lesson to learn for my quick lunch outing.

Had the Lollo lemon $21 and Calibrese tempeh $19, and latte $5.50. We were feeling the need to eat…read moresome greens and were glad to see this option in the market. The portion size is decent, though I wish they would give more for the salad base and a whole lot more of the protein source. The pieces of tempeh and chicken were scattered but it was a small amount in total. Flavour was good. It's a bright, casual space with seating, many bottles if wine for sale, and some extra snacks. You order and pay first at the counter, sit down, and then they bring you your items to the table.

I ordered the lollito to go and the salad was packed with ingredients! It comes with greens,…read morechicken, roasted corn, avocado, red peppers, pickled red onion, crunchy chips, beans, ricotta, roasted cashew, and avocado dressing. Everything tasted fresh and I was shocked at the amount of ricotta they included. There is some seating inside and outside, and the service was fast. The shop was clean and brightly lit, and they also sell wine and snacks.

Great choices of salads, easy to indulge without feeling bad. Somewhat priced okay. The menu…read moreoccasionally feels overwhelming. The staff is very nice always. This facility is also very clean.

Mad radish is to die for !!!! This location gets very busy during the week around lunch so beware !…read moreAlso on Uber Eats usually with buy 1 get 1 for bowls ! Mad Cesar wrap is my favorite ! Soup is also very good

Stopped by here for a light quick dinner with some friends. We got takeout. The service was really…read morenice and quick. I wish they had some more images of the food so I could see what they looked like on the menu. The inside was extremely nice and clean. No line when we were there! Food: - Bibimbowl: 4/5 stars. It was pretty good! I wanted a fairly light and healthy meal and this was exactly that. I added in some corn for some sweetness and it was yummy. The portion was just right, not too much not too little. I would recommend this place! Very similar to freshii with a twist on the bowls

We popped into Mad Radish for lunch. It's a bright, newish place with a tempting menu, quick…read moreservice, and decent prices. It's one of those places where you'd have to work your way through the menu to see what appeals to you. Everything was good, most everything needed to be spicier for my taste. Give the Radish a try if, like us, you'e hungry and looking for a quick meal that isn't a hamburger or pizza. Apparently there are several locations around Ottawa.

My Fiancee and I went to this wonderful delicious restaurant called Pure Kitchen on Elgin.The. Food…read morewas delicious and the ambience was Beautiful. The waitresses we had were Angelina and Bridget. Besides being beautiful people they were polite courteous and professional.The food was was quickly served and the price was affordable.We highly recommend this restaurant when visiting Ottawa, Canada....

This Pure Kitchen location on Elgin Street was their second location (they have 5 altogether now)…read more It opened in June 2016 where Maxwell's Bistro and Club used to be. It's fairly big inside, with a mix of tables (some round, some rectangular), booths and bar seating. The front windows open completely, and in the summer months they open it up, so you can sit inside, but still get some fresh air. Admittedly, I've only ever gotten takeout here. They have a fridge where you can grab stuff to go. They also have a freezer where you can grab frozen stuff to cook at home. It's a vegetarian restaurant. They have mostly wraps, sandwiches and salads. They have lots of cold pressed juices as well. All their menu items have inspirational names like Transformed, Energized, Renewed, etc. I've had most of their wraps, sandwiches and juices and everything is good (except for one juice that had parsley in it, which I thought it was gross, but everything else has been good). Some items are sometimes too salty for my tastes, but sometimes not. I guess it depends on who's making it, lol. My favourite salad is the Transformed Kale Caesar salad. My favourite wrap is the Blissful Burrito. My favourite juice is the Electrify (beet, pineapple, cucumber, apple, lemon and ginger). I love that after eating their food I feel full, but not bloated and gross, lol. Definitely recommend for vegetarian food. It's a bit pricey though. Expect to pay $15+ for a salad/wrap and a 16 oz juice is $10+. Street parking only.

The food was very good, and the lunch dining experience with my staff was excellent. The ambiance…read morewas warm and pleasant. The service was good, although I'm still not sure how I feel about the iPad ordering system on the table. That said, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly the food was prepared and served. The bahmi sandwich was delicious, the dumplings were good, and the chicken bowl was apparently excellent, though very spicy. For two people, with two appetizers and two lunches, the total came to about $63, tax and tip included.

Fusion Korean restaurant. Not too many Korean appetizers here but the side dishes are great!…read morePortions are great, and everything is ordered through the tablets that are at each table. Their fried chicken is DELICIOUS. Highly recommend. I got the pork bone soup, no spice to it really, but it's perfect on a cold day.

Very great lunch time special. All you can eat buffet for only $20 provides a solid set of options…read moreif you don't know what to choose. I eat here almost once per week, no regrets

3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up. My husband and I had dinner here recently and it was good…read more I had the Beef Bibimbap ($12.95) and my husband had the Sweet and Sour Chicken ($14.95). Both dishes came with miso soup. The bibimbap came with bean sprouts, zucchini, cabbage, lettuce, carrots, radishes, beef bulgogi, a sunny side up fried egg, and of course rice. You get your choice of sauce and I got the Korean chili paste, on the side. The bibimbap itself was really good, although not entirely authentic tasting. The beef bulgogi was nice and lean, and I just wished there was more of it. The chili paste had a nice spicy kick to it and I really enjoyed mixing it into my bowl. I requested no sesame seeds in my meal and there weren't any sesame seeds. The miso soup was too salty for my tastes and also only lukewarm, and not hot enough. The kimchi wasn't too pungent nor too spicy. I normally don't like kimchi, but this one wasn't bad. It was milder than most, so yes, with kimchi, I prefer less authentic, lol. My husband liked his dish. I had a taste of the sweet and sour chicken. It was breaded chicken and then tossed in a sweet, sour and spicy sauce. He had a choice of rice or noodles and he got rice. His dish also came with some red cabbage and lettuce, which added a pop of colour and some vegetables to be healthier, lol. Service was efficient. When you're done, you pay at the counter. The place is not the fanciest, but the food and prices are good by Ottawa standards (I've had better for cheaper in Toronto and Montreal, but I don't live in either of those places anymore, so I accept Ottawa for what it is). Go Gi Ya is on Bank St., right next door to Sansotei Ramen. Street parking only.

We had the fresh spring rolls with chicken and chicken pho in beef broth. I was disappointed with…read morethe rolls because there was too much lettuce (although my wife liked that there wasn't any rice in them). The pho broth was tasty, but the chicken was chewy, and not much of it. The service was efficient and friendly, and the price was average. Ambiance was pleasant, but the floors need cleaning.

Friendly service and clean restaurant. Had the Bun…read moreVermicelli with BBQ Pork and spring roll. This one of my favourite dishes. I found the noodles a bit over cooked (too soft) but the pork was very flavourful and the spring roll was crunchy and piping hot. Their broth is served hot, I'm used to it being cold. But no difference to me. Maybe prefer it cold because the dish is almost like a refreshing salad but very filling.