sumo salad
internationally, there are sumo salad stores in new zealand, london, dubai and singapore .
paleo diet advocate pete evans has been dropped as the ambassador for food chain sumo salad .
sumo salad is doing everything in its power to ensure our customers safety - this is our highest priority .
a statement from sumo salad said the company was doing everything in its power to ensure the safety of its customers .
' we wish him all the best': sumo salad has cut ties with long - time ambassador pete evans .
a health warning has been issued for those who have consumed food from sumo salad in the sydney cbd following a hepatitis a diagnosis .
roasted pumpkin soup, cream of wild mushroom soup and cream of broccoli & spinach soup are also favourite on the sumo salad menu .
last night a public health warning was issued from the nsw department of health, which sumo salad have resolved, ’’ it said .
sumo salad is a national brand that promotes itself as & apos; & apos; the healthiest fast food franchise & apos; & apos; .
a health warning has been issued for those who have consumed food from sumo salad in the sydney cbd following the diagnosis of hepatitis a in an employee .
we have decided not to renew his contract ,
petra orrenius, head of marketing at sumo salad, told the australian women' s weekly .
sumo salad in singapore delivers all of these tastes and many more across the area in perfect security and convenience. put in an order and discover the healthy taste !
a bean salsa is a fantastic assortment of taste and flavour. the sumo salad classic includes a wonderful medley of beans, tomatoes, sweetcorn, herbs and olive oil for a fulfilling meal or side. the spicy salad dressing adds another exotic element to the whole creation .
sumo is all about being larger than life and everything we do comes back to this starting point .
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sumo salad in holland village in singapore is a wonderful option for healthy and nutritious meals. the neighbourhood café style vendor is well practised in the fine art of creating delicious salads, wraps and soups. it is always capable of producing the finest blends of herbs and vegetables to provide a top quality treat. sumo salad singapore aims to use the best in local vegetables and produce, creating an organic and ethical approach to culinary creation. take a look at the excellent choices on offer and you' ll soon discover why sumo salad is such a favourite for discerning customers. the salad bowls, express salads, wraps and soup have been developed to provide an expert touch of fine flavours and creative design. find out more with foodpanda and discover the taste !
grilled beef and haloumi is really tasty salad, that is saying a lot coming from a meat eater. the beef is really tough but the salad flavourful. the chicken pesto penne is pretty decent but skimpy on the ingredients .
for a healthy and exciting meal, snack or side dish nothing really comes close to a delicious salad. the versatility of such food is at the heart of its popularity, with the ability to add ingredients and items as you desire. sumo salad is a food vendor that knows this only too well. it has a wide range of everything you could possibly want from salads, wraps and salsas on its diverse menu. check out the following for a superb salad experience !
“worrying about the competition is counterproductive… we’re 100 stores and a $ 75 million company. our closest competitor in the salad space in australia has five stores .
the salad was lovely & fresh. thank you! can you please use less plastic? if the salad is being delivered to a home then you don’t need to include a plastic fork. i believe lots of customers would pay extra if given the option to have a paper carton / bag. thanks .
wraps are another secilaity from the salad experts. choose from pumpkin & pinenut, chicken caesar, peri peri or southwest chicken for a enticing meal or snack .
it was the prospect of another restaurant salad drowned in ranch dressing and smothered with “glow in the dark” cheese that made luke baylis realise he had to do something else .
“when i went to my father and friends and investors and said, ‘we want to start up a chain of salad bars’, they literally laughed us out of the room, ” he says .
…the business serves 6 million nutritious meals each year across the sumo network of physical stores located in food courts, transport hubs, hospitals, universities and city centres; as well as our mysumo digital platform and catering services .
it was the thought of another calorie - laden lunch that tipped luke baylis over the edge. after gaining nearly 50kg he quit his job to found a salad chain that is taking the world by storm .
in 2003, the first sumosalad store opened in sydney after co - founders luke baylis and james miller retuned to australia from the us with excess baggage to shed. their concept completely transformed the perception and taste of salad! sumosalad tasted great .
contact us please note that the following stores do not participate in the loyalty program: gold coast airport, sunshine coast airport, perth airport, t3 sydney airport and southern cross station in melbourne. free birthday lunch is a regular size salad only .
through all of this growth and change, one thing has remained consistent: our commitment to enable australians to access sumo - sized, fresh, tasty, filling and affordable food that’s good for them, good for the planet, and requires zero compromise. we call this fuelling greatness®
at sumo we’re right into making our food the best it can be. we are really big on having the best stuff, giving you loads of variety and tasty nutrition. our menu changes from store to store, a couple of times a year, following the aussie seasons. we know what’s what on the hot list every time .
healthy food options have well and truly elbowed their way into the local food market. but back when luke baylis and james miller launched sumosalad, hungry customers were faced with a rather different landscape .
at a time when australian food courts were dominated by the likes of kfc and mcdonald’s, baylis and miller nervously entered the market with their menu of salads, wraps and sandwiches .
they opened the first sumosalad store in 2003 in sydney’s cbd after realising no one was successfully offering consumers healthy fast food .
a decade later, there are 86 sumosalad stores in australia and nine international sites in new zealand, dubai and singapore .
the franchise’s revenue took off quickly – turning over at least $ 45 million when it was listed on smartcompany ‘s smart 50 .
the company has since grown extensively, with baylis saying it experienced 16% quarter - on - quarter growth last year .
but baylis says it took a while for the business to find its feet. in fact, he describes sumosalad’s early days in the market as “very daunting” .
“the business started from very humble beginnings. it was two mates throwing in their life savings. we were both 25, 26 at the time, and we put everything on the line to start this thing .
“the first day we opened we had five customers and we thought, ‘we’re going to be broke by the end of the week if we don’t sort this out’ .
“three months later we had queues out the door and round the corner. people were travelling from the western suburbs to get our salads. from that, we knew we had a great concept. ”
in a bid to keep up with demand, baylis and miller hastily appointed people to handle the marketing and training components of the business .
“i’d say in the early stages we called on friends and family, out of necessity more than anything because we didn’t have the money to do anything else, ” baylis says .
“in an ideal world we would have hired the best professionals to develop the business. in these businesses, people are everything. if you get the best talent around you, that has a huge impact on the environment and outcome for the business .
“it was more just, ‘we’ve got this idea – who wants to come and work for us? ’ rather than saying, ‘we’ve got this idea and we need this person and this person and this person’ .
“one person started doing marketing stuff and that evolved into him doing all the marketing stuff, and someone else helped with training but wasn’t a qualified trainer. ”
while this worked for awhile, baylis and miller eventually realised these roles required specific sets of skills in order to have any real effect .
“ [ this meant ] taking out friends and family – paying them out and treating them fairly, and making sure they were recognised for all the work they completed, ” baylis says .
“that gave us an opportunity to bring in new talent, with the right people and skill sets .
“by making those decisions, things that james and i were doing when we started the business [ were no longer our concern ]. we were able to focus on evolving the business .
“we started off with just a couple of us, asking ‘what would be cool? ’ to having a properly structured, three - year plan on how to achieve certain growth milestones .
“we are looking to launch at least 15 new stores each year in australian high street and cbd locations, ” baylis says .
“there’s a lot of copycats who have come and gone… we’ve got our systems so well tuned, it’s hard for them to compete at this stage. ”
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the founder of restaurant chain sumosalad had been living in chicago for four years and put on nearly 50 kilograms while working for an it company when he decided enough was enough .
“i said ‘i’ve got to do something about this. ’ at the time the [ dotcom ] bubble had burst and we wanted a business we could sink our teeth into and control our own destiny, that was a big motivation for us, ” mr baylis said .
he looked at a range of ideas from juice bars to cafes along with business partner james miller, and the pair decided ultimately, they wanted to do something that could showcase the amazing produce australia had on offer .
“overall we loved the fact that australia had fantastic produce, cheeses and meat... to create healthy good food for mass market australian’s was a great opportunity for us. ”
while mr baylis had trained as a chef, the pair had no retail experience behind them. they did six months of planning and opened their first store in sydney’s cbd in 2003. within a month there were queues around the block .
“it was then glaring, there was demand that no one had ever seen before, so it was gratifying to see that idea come to fruition, ” he said .
sumosalad now has 91 stores in australia with more set to open. picture: supplied .
in the last 10 years the company has grown through franchising to have 91 stores in australia and nine overseas from dubai to singapore .
a recent investment from the tulla group will see another 15 stores open across the country .
mr baylis said with 15 million australians overweight and another 1 million obese, it’s great to go from a job “punching the clock” to something you’re passionate about, not to mention shedding the weight he gained overseas .
“i’m fit and about to do a marathon. i’m happy with my life and the people i work with. getting involved in a company like this — the benefits are not just physical but there are the mental benefits of having more energy and a lot of other tangible benefits .
sumosalad is also about to take on the american lunchtime scene, with franchises planned for north and south america .
american master franchisee, matt yuriditsky said the company will be a breath of fresh air in the us .
“we’re really excited about the launch of sumosalad into the american market and feel confident that it will resonate with consumers as well as educate them on healthy lunchtime options, ” he said .
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people who have eaten from the kent st store between july 19 - 26 are being urged to seek out the hepatitis a vaccine .
those who bought food from the outlet between july 11 - 18 are encouraged to visit their gp if they begin to develop any symptoms including poor appetite, abdominal discomfort, jaundice and dark urine .
south eastern sydney local health district & apos; s professor mark ferson said the disease was a viral infection of the liver .
we urge anyone who may have been exposed to these food products to receive a hepatitis a vaccination as quickly as possible to develop some protection from developing the infection, & apos; & apos; he said .
people who have already received hepatitis a vaccine or have had the disease would already be immune and will not need an injection .
there is no specific treatment for hepatitis a but the illness resolves after several days or weeks. & apos; & apos ;
as a precaution a clinic providing a free hepatitis a vaccine will be available at sydney hospital tomorrow .
this was an isolated incident at one store in westpac place, kent street, sydney .
the individual employee, who contracted the virus while overseas. is no longer working in the store - they had very limited contact with food .
we take our obligations to ensure our customers health and safety as paramount .
it has stores across nsw, victoria, south australia, west australia, queensland, the act and nt .
but the franchise says its decision not to renew its contract with the my kitchen rules judge after a two - year partnership was not influenced by the storm of criticism evans has faced for co - authoring a paleo cookbook for babies .
pan macmillan pulled out of plans to publish evans' bubba yum yum: the paleo way .
we have been very happy with the collaboration, but we just decided to take our marketing in a new direction .
ms orrenius said evans' contract with the food chain was due to expire in early 2015 .
we made the decision a really long time ago that we wouldn' t renew the contract, because he' s been with us for so long ,
she told news corp .
the publication of evans' book, bubba yum yum: the paleo way for new mums, babies and toddlers, was put on hold by pan macmillan after science and health agencies expressed grave concerns about the book' s diy baby milk formula, based on liver and bone broth .
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in my view, there' s a very real possibility that a baby may die if this book goes ahead ,
the president of the public health association of australia, professor heather yeatman, said .
the dietitians association of australia also warned that the baby formula could
kill or permanently harm
infants due to its high salt and vitamin a content .
however, evans and his co - authors, baby recipe blogger charlotte carr and naturopath helen padarin, have vowed to forge ahead with the digital publication of the baby recipe book independently .
evans has recently been under fire for his controversial nutrition advice, as well as his view that fluoride should not be added to tap water .
he has also been involved in a dispute with the heart foundation and the dietitians association of australia over the merits of the paleo diet. his views have reportedly put his role as a my kitchen rules judge in jeopardy .
the controversial paleo diet is designed to emulate what humans are thought to have eaten during the paleolithic era. it promotes poultry, fish, eggs, fruit, vegetables and meat, and avoids legumes, grains and dairy products .
evans has shrugged off the criticism, saying on facebook last month :
i am thrilled to announce they' going paleo' and' family food' are both in our national top 10 book charts for fiction and non - fiction titles. this is absolutely amazing and i am truly humbled by your support. this proves that we are truly making a change together for a healthier australia and the coming generations .
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grilled chicken, baby spinach, bean sprouts, crunchy slaw, crushed peanuts, crispy shallots, fresh mint and coriander. tossed with steamed brown rice, red and white quinoa and a sesame oil dressing
i enjoy the food to order it 2 days in a row however the food is inconsistent in flavour & ingredients. hit or big miss. the terriyaki sauce is delicious but the salmon was a hard dry tasteless brick. you could easily bludgeon someone to death with it
this is the aecond time and the food is great vey freash. i think it would be very useful to list any allergens in your menu, i. e. nuts, dairy, gluten etc .
i asked for the dressing to be separate and it came already tossed and far too soggy. please get back to me .
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sumo salad is an australian salad bar that founded in 2003 in liverpool street , sydney sydney by luke baylis and james miller . initially , baylis and miller hired friends and family to develop the business , including a trainer and marketer . in its first decade , sumo salad grew through franchising to have 100 stores , including 9 outside of australia , from dubai to singapore . from 2013 to 2015 , sumo salad partnered with paleo diet advocate pete evans . 
sumo salad is an australian salad bar that founded in 2003 in liverpool street, sydney sydney by luke baylis and james miller. initially, baylis and miller hired friends and family to develop the business, including a trainer and marketer. in its first decade, sumo salad grew through franchising to have 100 stores, including 9 outside of australia, from dubai to singapore. from 2013 to 2015, sumo salad partnered with paleo diet advocate pete evans.
sumo salad is an australian salad bar that founded in 2003 in liverpool street, sydney sydney by luke baylis and james miller. initially, baylis and miller hired friends and family to develop the business, including a trainer and marketer. in its first decade, sumo salad grew through franchising to have 100 stores, including 9 outside of australia, from dubai to singapore. from 2013 to 2015, sumo salad partnered with paleo diet advocate pete evans.