The Wholesome Table Salcedo

Came here to have a lunch and coffee. The ambience is very nice and comfortable - the kitchen is separate so no smell/smoke in the dining area (much better than Wildflour, next door). Good for working on the laptop also. The coffee was good. The food could have been a bit more tasty (Falafel bowl, pumpkin soup) - I've tried better food in other places. For coffee and working I would definitely come back. Update: Came back a 2nd time and the Greek breakfast toast was very nice. Service was good. Will come back again.

I had such a delightful experience at The Wholesome Table! The Bistek Tagalog was beautifully prepared—tender, flavorful, and comforting in every bite. Paired with the Egg Florentine, which was perfectly cooked with fresh, vibrant ingredients, it made for a truly satisfying meal. The quality, presentation, and balance of flavors really stood out. Kudos to the team for serving dishes that feel both nourishing and indulgent!

The Wholesome Table proves that healthy food doesn’t have to be boring. We tried the Chicken Teriyaki and another chicken dish, and both were flavorful and satisfying—definitely didn’t disappoint! The ambiance is calm and inviting, and the staff are friendly and attentive. Our meals were served in under 15–20 minutes, which made the experience even more enjoyable. If you’re looking for healthy options that actually taste great, this is one spot worth coming back to.

Delicious tasty vegetable meal bowl named “Buddha Bowl”, all vegetables with rice, perfectly cooked, decorated and nicely served. It have the great taste, one of the delicious food that I first taste in Makati, Manila, Philippines. Indians looking for only vegetarian food can taste this as well.

Very nice place to dine in with a large enough menu to satisfy most taste buds. Ordered the meatloaf and porkchop as mains which were well seasoned and delicious. Would recommend for a different take on organic cooking.

The Wholesome Table is the kind of place you visit once and find yourself thinking about for days afterward. We had the Chicken Tocino, which came out beautifully caramelized with a sweet and slightly spicy glaze. It was served with sunny side eggs, brown rice, and a fresh mango salsa that pulled everything together. We also tried their gulaman, a traditional Filipino summer drink with red jelly, tapioca, shaved ice, and honey. It was light, refreshing, and a perfect companion to the meal. The atmosphere is calm and inviting. Warm wood accents, soft lighting, and plenty of plants give it a natural, homey feel. It feels equally good for a slow breakfast or a relaxed dinner. The service was kind and efficient. No frills, just a quiet confidence in what they serve and how they treat you. Highly recommend this spot if you want comforting food in a beautiful setting.

The food here is excellent—no complaints there. The chef is clearly talented, and the dishes are well-prepared, making this exactly the kind of place I’d love to come back to. Unfortunately, the service didn’t match the quality of the food. When I arrived at 6 PM, I was initially given a terrible table, far from the main area, despite plenty of empty, better spots. When I asked for a better table, I was told it was “reserved,” yet no one was there. After insisting that I’d only be staying for 15 minutes, I was finally accommodated, but by then, the whole situation had already ruined the mood. Meanwhile, others who fit the preferred guest profile were seated in the best spots with no questions asked. It’s frustrating because the food is exactly what I enjoy, and I’d be the perfect customer for a place like this. But with that kind of selective hospitality, it’s hard to feel welcome. their vegan breakfast really horrible , too sweet makes u wanna throw up taste

Our team recently had a lunch out at The Wholesome Table Salcedo for a marketing photoshoot, and we were truly impressed. The staff accommodated all our requests with grace and professionalism—special thanks to jenn, CJ, and Anton for their warm and top-notch service. The food was excellent, and I’d say the pricing is just right given the quality and generous portions. We had the steak and eggs, BBQ ribs, lasagna, bolognese, and bistek Tagalog—all were delicious and definitely worth recommending. Their Sago’t Gulaman was a refreshing treat, and if you're a coffee lover looking for a bold kick, their macchiato will definitely keep you energized all day! The ambiance of the restaurant is cozy and world-class. You’ll notice a mix of locals and tourists enjoying the space, which speaks to how inviting the place is. We’re already planning to come back and explore more from their menu. Highly recommended!

I LOVE THIS PLACE. The ambiance is gorgeous. My husband and I ordered their breakfast food. I had the homemade tocilog and he had the grass fed beef tapsilog. Each came with a side salad. Portions were a bit smaller compared to usual filipino restaurants, but it was perfect for us. The food tasted fresh and homemade. I love not having to worry about the ingredients in the food. The coffee was really great as well. I like the options to choose the way its made. This is one of my favorite places for breakfast in all of Manila. Next time we are back in town we will surely come again.

First of all, I love the fact they they accept dogs inside their restaurant! What a relief! it's so nice to see more restaurants being open to this idea! The food was okay, we had truffle fries, pork chop and this pasta which is cream based and we had a salad and calamari for appetizer then we had a carrot cake for dessert! Overall it was okay and the service was slow but I would give them 4 starts bec of their dog policy! Every restaurant should adapt this as long as the dog is in diapers and well behaved.

Eat consciously. Live consciously . These are the words of The Wholesome Table, but yet they ran out of 2 most important super foods . Spinach and kale . Like seriously ?? Not a good way to start off my dining experience. And to top it off they said they ran out of toast? What kind of breakfast establishment runs out of food at 8:30 am ? =\ Anyways I had High hopes for this place & I was hoping there food would make up for the lack of food they had available. What I ordered... Scrambled eggs with feta cheese , with your choice of any meat ( I chose bacon ), + side salad & toast . The scrambled eggs had no flavor and the feta cheese they used wasn't the best. I was also disappointed b/c they ran out of toast and they said they'd give me extra salad ( which was super skimpy ) . The bacon was okay but overall the portion and quality was mediocre. 1/5 Fruit Platter : Consisted of mango , orange & apple . The orange was super sour and the selection of fruits could've been better . Like hello ? Isn't this the Philippines where they have an abundance of exotic fruits? 1/5 Iced mocha: The first thing I told my waiter was that I wanted a drink that was sweet . I asked him if the machiatto was sweet and he said no . He told me the iced mocha was sweet so I opted to order that. The drink itself was super bland and iced down. DISAPPOINTMENT AGAIN. Overall it's a shame this place has the looks and ambiance but the quality of the food is horrible. Would not come back again.

The wholesome table serves Filipino and western preparations made from organic ingredients. They have amazing selection of healthy juices and kombucha. Few of their best sellers are also available in to-go bottles (3 day shelf life). Food tasted like what you would expect from Whole Foods food-bar. Yakatori chicken bowl, Cali toast and wholesome tea were great. Also detox and energy juice blends taste good

GRASS-FED MEATBALLS. "Sorry,this is not available". KALE,CAESAR SALAD. "Sorry this is not available". Strike 2! Well then,what can we eat? So we opted for the WHOLESOME SALAD AND DETOX JUICES,Be Amazing and Be Pure. Both of these contain beets,so red! The soups were satisfying! We came here for some light lunch choices and it's good we were not tempted to try their pizza or pasta. It was a clean modern place with a relaxed environment and there was a communal table but with a fake tree. Well,the staff treated us really well. Next door was the Wildflour Cafe. I love this corner of Makati City.

Stopped by for a detox drink and a salad. The detox drinks are already bottled but are tasty. Salad was fresh. Interior is full of plants. Spacious and comfortable with good service.

The traffic in Makati is awful at the end of the day & yes, we wanted dinner & yes again, we didn't want to really travel far. Well, The Wholesome Table is connected to our hotel - - so The Wholesome Table it is. We had ordered takeout earlier in the week and it was good. We decided on Meatloaf, Chicken Adobo, and Calamari. The meatloaf came with mashed potatoes - - outstanding. The chicken adobo is very good, although I never had an egg with my adobo before or had it with black rice. The calamari was good, but just a bit salty. Both of the desserts, chocolate cake & banana walnut cake were good . . . BUT the Sticky Rice "Bibingka" that we had a few nights earlier is outstanding - - OUTSTANDING!!! FYI - - there is no soda or soft drinks on the menu. Justin our server is super nice. Enjoy.

Today I tried their waffles and called their attention about it because it tasted too salty. Needless to say I didnt finish it. I also tried their pancakes last week and didnt like it - there was something tangy about its taste. I guess I'd stick to the PB&J Teddy Toast and the Overnight Oats next time.

Love love love the cordillera salad. I have been craving for it for weeks. 2 weeks ago I went to their BGC branch but it was closed, they had issues with the exhaust. So come Sunday me and my daughter went to the branch in Salcedo Village. To my surprise they have no Cordillera salad. Waitress said they ran out of dressing. We got there 12:45pm. Hmmmm it's the middle of the day. Maybe I would have understood if we came around dinner time. Oh well... so we ended up ordering chicken salad- it tastes good however, it needs more chicken. There's like a spoon of chicken in there chopped and mixed with other ingredients, not sure what but it is white. Bottom line it needed more chicken. My daughter kept on looking for them haha! They have quality desserts and really delish! Our most fave is the carrot cake! I would try something else next time. We love it here still... and would still come back!

One of the best restaurants on Salcedo Village. Don't be alarmed when it says "healthy" lol. The food is so good you can't understand how they can make incredible food and stay away from gluten, cow milk and using only organic and locally sourced ingredients. Had Mie Goreng and it was delicious without being greasy, had yummy shiitake mushrooms, carrots, leeks and they even used only free range eggs. Also had Saba con Hielo which is to die for. The cashew milk blended so well with the chia seeds and sweetened plantain. A must stop in Salcedo Village.

During our stay in Makati we had the chance to try breakfast and dinner. They have great salads and breakfast tasted fresh. Staff are friendly and very attentive. Highly recommended.

I've been here 3 times with friends and after splitting the bill, it always gets to around P1,000-P2,000 per person. Believe me, things adds up quickly. You would think that after spending that much, I would have been enjoying what I was eating. Coming back here was the result of my friend from out of town who probably has read all the raves of food bloggers. I'm giving it 3 stars because for it's price, they ought to serve something delicious. I've been doing all the diets that require clean/organic, gluten-free, low carb, low fat plus low carb and have been eating on and off power foods like quinoa, and cacao nibs. Unhappy of what is being served in most places in Metro Manila where everything seems to be some sort of rice topping, I started to learn how to cook healthy/diet food. Now I can even bake breads and cakes using coconut and almond flour. But I tell you, all the diet food I cook I can't serve to anyone else because I know they taste terrible. Now this place actually serve food which tastes like the diet food I cook at home. And they charge way too much. The first star I'm giving is for the ambiance. Interiors is fabulous. It's beautiful. I could just have coffee and stay here the whole day. That's all that's probably worth paying for in this place. The two other stars are for the actual attempt for "healthy" food. And the plating is really good. For people coming here, it wouldn't make sense if you go organic for just one meal and then all your other meals are non-organic. Especially when you're going paleo, have to commit to it. It would be like going to the gym every other month and expect results from it. This isn't comfort food as the restaurant claims it to be, it's more like torture food. Yes, this is part of the life most of us has learned to accept. We just try to survive with the food our expensive diet allows. This is a warning for the rest of the people who aren't actually dieting/eating clean and expecting real food in this restaurant. Let's get down to business. The actual food we ordered. Chicken Dukkha Salad. This is one of their better salads. P580 for a bowl good for sharing. I had to remind myself that organic chicken is expensive in this country. Porkchops. 2 pieces for a whopping P690. Nothing spectacular about these chops. Nothing. Except probably the fact that it's organic beef. Tastes bland. I had to remind myself that they use less flavoring in this restaurant. Gyudon Rice Bowl. P380. Who would think they won't get this right? Well it seems like they ran out of soy sauce. It's just bland. It looks really good but tasteless. My friend said it's healthy, none of the delicious bad stuff (soy sauce!!) was used. Pastries like chocolate cake and strawberry (shortcake?) muffin. Because they probably used some substitute, they didn't taste delicious but they were passable enough as healthy food. Remember, organic stuff is expensive in this country. I'm not sure what made the dessert healthy--was it sugar-free? Dairy-free? Low carb? Gluten-free? I didn't care anymore! It wasn't like we were there to enjoy the food, were we?

I decided to visit The Wholesome Table as it's hard to find vegan food in Manila. Inside the restaurant it's quiet and the setting is industrial but not cold. I was kind of excited at this point, but it all went downhill after that. Tried the vegan cheese, which lacked both texture and taste. The Be Tropical smoothie was really good but definitely on the high end of pricing at PHP 280. For my main I ordered the Buddha Bowl and while I ate it, I thought it was a little weird. Asked to see the menu and it confirmed my suspicions. I may have ordered the Buddha Bowl, but what I received was the Vegan Poke Bowl. Nice, but at PHP 250 and not what I ordered, and so I left disappointed. I'm glad someone wants to do healthy, organic food and with vegan options, but the food should taste good, have more than tapas sized portions, and not be overpriced. Can't say that I'll return any time soon.

Finally found a place that serves Acaiiiiiií bowls! Oh how I craved it so badly. Not my first coming here but I was one of the first customers that came in when they first opened up. Food was great and service/staff was on point and to this day Wholesome is still doing very well. For being in the Philippines for such a long time now, I am thankful that I have found this one for sure. Will definitely keep coming back for more, more, more to try new juices, smoothies, and food. So exciting! (:

SO good. We walked from New World Hotel (18min) and missed dinner the night before so we were starving! The ambience and service is so calming and peaceful and the food was.incredible. Drinks were Cashew Latte (not too sweet) + Be Alive (amazing!). We shared the Be Extraordinary (because I couldnt decide on just 1 thing) and then got the Kale Tomato Benedict (only comment I would make is to ask for the eggs to be runny, mine werent but still surprisingly delicious) and Bistek Tagalog (the beef was so tender and so much flavor). Were here for 2 weeks and DEFINITELY will be back (Ive picked out at least 3 more dishes I want to try). Cheers to this gem!

I love this place, the food is amazing. Raw, fresh &organic !!!! you won't be disappointed.

FINALLY got a table here! For the past weeks, I had been trying my luck but would always get the "sorry, we are full until closing time" greeting from their reception but yesterday, I FINALLY GOT A TABLE! For seven people at that! Thank you, 2pm! I think I love this branch now more than the Fort one. The space feels more welcoming and open (in Filipino terms, "maaliwalas) that it accurately, effectively conveys their "Haaay relax, it's organic" vibe better. Most importantly, the natural light is more inspiring for...great Instagram photos! Hahaha! As for the food, I have equal love for this branch and the Fort one - their superfood-packed smoothies are the best in Manila (get the Be Worthy one!!), their salads are yum and their bowls are still my personal scene stealers - my favorite of all, their Protein Power Bowl. Quinoa goodness!!! However, I should seriously stop ordering these things so I can try other things on the menu like their veggie burger - hopefully as good as or even better than Green Pastures'! The only thing that will make this place even better? Delivery service! OH THAT WILL BE THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE.

Really liked this place. I ate here a couple of times when I was in Manila. The pricing is reasonable and the food was good. Their theme is wholesome and natural ingredients. They have a fake tree in the middle of the restaurant. Lots of windows and light make it a great place for weekend brunch. There was quite a wide selection on their menu given their 'healthy' persona. I tried the spaghetti and tomato soup. They have health smoothies and some interesting drink options.

Expensive, bizarre but healthy menu... a wait staff that seems to think you are there to build a relationship with your server... and misses so many basic lunch pointers. no soup and sandwich and no bread with soup?! and apparently some F&B geniuses believe when you "bizarrely" request bread with your soup, means a full loaf of sourdough is appropriate...

Finally!!! I found a great place to eat while here in Makati. I read the reviews and I can't believe how some have really put more emphasis on the price and the quality of the food. If you really want to eat good food, you really should spend for it. The must-have is the spinach dip. We had to have a second serving of that. I ordered the mushroom fritter, I wasn't overly thrilled about it but maybe it's just me. I would probably try something else next time. I order the protein bowl and that is a definite must have. And then there was also the ornzo salad that my daughter said was awesome and she's a hard eater to please. We can't get enough and can't wait to come back. We ordered an acai bowl for take out for breakfast tomorrow already, lol. Stop reading the reviews And just make your way here. It is probably one of the prettiest restaurants you'll visit..everything is organic except for the trees, their plastic

It is a perfect great place, they really treat the food as art, you can find it from how they place the small bread, and the butter is also damn good(see my picture). Even the chili is put in a small wood bowl and with olive oil. Especially in the new year night, only few person inside, so it is very quiet.

Overly pretentious, unable to provide the simplest customer request and somewhat overpriced. I have been to this restaurant at the Power Plant Mall location three times and have come to the conclusion that this is a really solid concept with terrible implementation. Rather than go on and on about the little things (like numerous servers congregating around the bar and not one of them paying any attention to their customers in a mostly empty dining room, I will focus on my most recent (and last) experience. I ordered one of their wood-fired pizzas for lunch last weekend. I asked the server if they had pizzas with white sauce. He said they did, but the pizza I wanted came with red sauce. I asked if he could check with the cook to see if they could put white sauce on my pizza instead of red sauce. It seemed like the most basic request for a restaurant that promotes itself as freshly prepared meals using fresh, organic ingredients. Well, I was wrong... The waiter returned to my table after consulting with the cook and said using white sauce would incur a 90 php upcharge. For anyone reading this who is not familiar with conversion rates, that amounts to approximately $1.68 USD. The fact that they upcharged for a white sauce that was already made for other pizzas is just part of the story (and irritation). Pizzas with white sauce are 350 php. My pizza with red sauce was 380 php. Adding another 90 php amounts to a 24% upcharge to use a sauce that already exists in their kitchen. And that is ridiculous, pretentious and an insult. I paid the upcharge and asked the young man who waited on me to let the cook and the manager know that I was going to write a terrible review. I looked at the bill and the 90 php upcharge was there so here's the review that I promised. There is nothing worse than a business that promotes itself as "Eat Consciously. Live Consciously" and then treats customers like a broken ATM. My suggestion? Check out Mighty Quinn's BBQ. The BBQ is actually excellent and the employees are friendly. And there are numerous other great restaurant options in Power Plant Mall. Steer clear of the "Eat Consciously. Live Consciously" team at The Wholesome Table.

My best friend brought me here and what a PLEASANT surprise it was...TERRIFIC Ambience...ORGANIC and HEALTHY!...Menu looks terrific...sadly I won't have time to try em all...but i will DEFINITELY come back...FRESH FRESH FRESH...see ya soon !

This place is a hidden gem! We love their mission to eat consciously and live consciously bringing farm to table. The service was wonderful, ambiance was beautiful and the food and drinks were simply delicious. Nothing was overly salty or greasy. The food came surprisingly quick for the cultural norm. I'd love to come back anytime.

This place is good, the servings is not that bad for the price, but this place isn't really for big and tall guys who are looking to be full, more of like bring your girlfriend because she doesn't really eat that much and its healthier than most places.

I love the concept of this restaurant. Supporting local farmers and healthier options which is hard to find in the Philippines. Their execution and flavors profiles can be improved, but overall a great concept. I hope more come of this! Asian flavors, organic and healthy.