Custom Bowls
You can choose the base, vegetables, toppings and add-ons to create a salad your way.
Trade Centre
Salad Station is a salad shop in Trade Centre where you can build your own bowl from fresh ingredients. Reviews also mention wraps, homemade sauces and freshly made juices, making it a useful healthy lunch stop.
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You can choose the base, vegetables, toppings and add-ons to create a salad your way.
Freshness is a consistent highlight, including a Caesar salad praised for both its freshness and taste.
The menu is repeatedly described as healthy, with enough variety for both dietary-focused meals and everyday lunches.
Customers mention a wide selection of salads alongside plenty of sauces for customising the bowl.
One delivery order included watermelon and orange juices described as freshly made without added sugar.
A reviewer found the salad portion easy to finish during a working day, which suits a short lunch break.
Check Hours. If you are visiting late, confirm the closing time first: a June 2026 review says the shop closes at 10:00 pm, not 11:00 pm.
Check Cutlery. For delivery, ask for cutlery before placing the order; one customer received a salad without any and could not eat it during a meeting.
Request Dressing. Ask for dressing on the side if you prefer to control the amount: one kale salad arrived with a large quantity of sweet-and-sour sauce already mixed in.
Confirm Add-ons. If grilled chicken matters to your order, check that it is included when the delivery arrives; it was reportedly missed more than once.
Avoid Rush. For an easier seat, avoid busy lunch periods around the convention centre, where seating can be limited.
Verify Location. For delivery, double-check the branch or map location before ordering, as one customer reported the online delivery location was wrong.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sun | 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
The build-your-own format lets you select the base, vegetables, toppings and add-ons yourself.
The Pesto Halloumi Wrap was one of the named wraps in a delivery order.
The Caesar Chicken wrap was also mentioned in the same delivery order.
Several customers say portions have become smaller, with one long-term customer receiving a half-empty box and very little protein for more than AED 70.
Multiple reviews describe staff as uninterested, impolite or unhelpful during ordering.
Delivery orders have reportedly arrived without requested items, including grilled chicken on repeated orders.
Seating is limited, especially around busy lunch periods at the convention centre.
One World Trade Centre visit reported flies around the ingredients, while another review raised concerns about hygiene.
The Bottom Line
Salad Station is a Trade Centre salad shop built around customisation. You can choose your own base, vegetables, toppings, add-ons and sauces, or order named options such as a Caesar salad. Reviews generally point to fresh, tasty ingredients and a useful range of healthy lunch choices.
The menu goes beyond bowls. Customers have mentioned a Pesto Halloumi Wrap, Caesar Chicken wrap, homemade sauces, and freshly made Watermelon and Orange juices without added sugar. The place can work well for a quick workday meal; one reviewer found the portion easy to finish before returning to work.
Seating is limited, though, particularly around busy convention-centre lunch periods. Value and consistency are the main cautions. Several customers feel portions have shrunk while prices rose, including a report of a half-empty bowl with only a few pieces of protein for more than AED 70.
Delivery complaints include missing grilled chicken, absent cutlery and incorrect locations, so check the order before settling in. Staff attitude is another recurring criticism, and one visit reported flies around the ingredients. If ordering late, verify the hours: a recent review says closing is 10:00 pm rather than 11:00 pm.