La Pulpe - Al Warqa
After having visited their other outlet a long time ago, I had become a fan. They've opened this outlet just a few months ago and I was invited here to try it out.
This outlet isn't too big; it has a couple of tables, but one interesting thing I noticed is that they have one of their guys standing outside the restaurant mainly to cater to take-aways. A lot of people came in their cars, and ordered outside. I think this is something really nice as this area is still picking up, and not many customers might initially walk-in.
Another good thing is that you can see them making everything right in front of your eyes.
We started with one of their pulps - the Chronic. It contains orange, strawberry, mango and carrot. This was thick, cold and delicious. I could get the flavours of all the fruits/vegetables in it. It was really filling too.
They've also got a range of juices titled "on the rocks", and we tried the kiwi one. It tasted thick and refreshing.
For snacks, they've got just sandwiches. We had a beef sausage sandwich which was really nice. It was spicy, and cheesy, and we really liked it.
The other one was the chicken tikka sandwich. This too was cheesy, but a little bit dry. Not as good as the other one.
For dessert, we had the "flakes" bubble waffle. It consists of a waffle which has bubbles on it. It is served in a glass with ice-cream and other sweet treats. I really liked the waffle, and the ice-cream made it even better.
The interiors have a yellow and white theme which I felt goes along very well with their concept.
What's interesting is their packaging. Their sandwiches, pulps, and juices are served in a take-away packaging (if you have noticed from the photos). The glasses containing the drinks are plastic sealed, so you can easily take them home without having to worry about the spillage. Even the sandwiches are served in cardboard boxes.
I definitely recommend trying out this healthy and delicious restaurant.
This outlet isn't too big; it has a couple of tables, but one interesting thing I noticed is that they have one of their guys standing outside the restaurant mainly to cater to take-aways. A lot of people came in their cars, and ordered outside. I think this is something really nice as this area is still picking up, and not many customers might initially walk-in.
Another good thing is that you can see them making everything right in front of your eyes.
We started with one of their pulps - the Chronic. It contains orange, strawberry, mango and carrot. This was thick, cold and delicious. I could get the flavours of all the fruits/vegetables in it. It was really filling too.
They've also got a range of juices titled "on the rocks", and we tried the kiwi one. It tasted thick and refreshing.
For snacks, they've got just sandwiches. We had a beef sausage sandwich which was really nice. It was spicy, and cheesy, and we really liked it.
The other one was the chicken tikka sandwich. This too was cheesy, but a little bit dry. Not as good as the other one.
For dessert, we had the "flakes" bubble waffle. It consists of a waffle which has bubbles on it. It is served in a glass with ice-cream and other sweet treats. I really liked the waffle, and the ice-cream made it even better.
The interiors have a yellow and white theme which I felt goes along very well with their concept.
What's interesting is their packaging. Their sandwiches, pulps, and juices are served in a take-away packaging (if you have noticed from the photos). The glasses containing the drinks are plastic sealed, so you can easily take them home without having to worry about the spillage. Even the sandwiches are served in cardboard boxes.
I definitely recommend trying out this healthy and delicious restaurant.
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