Who is the team behind SumoSalad?

SumoSalad was started in Sydney, Australia, back in 2003 by two guys, Luke & James. Their dream was to set up a healthier alternative for people on-the-go. They recognised that our lifestyles were changing but that our eating habits were dictated to by what was available at the time, not necessarily what people wanted.

Luke & James set up their first store, helped by friends and family, and have not looked back since. SumoSalad now has over 75 stores in Australia, as well stores in New Zealand and Dubai.

Last year they met Dominic and David, two Brits with a love of retail and great tasting food. They felt that the UK was ready for an explosion of healthy fast food and so bought the rights to bring SumoSalad to the UK. Their first store is in Tower Hill, London and the pair have big plans for giving people across the UK access to healthy fast food with other SumoSalad branches.

Healthy Fast Food

At SumoSalad, we make healthy food, fast. We want every dish to taste amazing because we believe you shouldn't have to choose between a delicious lunch and a healthy one. Over the years fast food has got itself a bad name and SumoSalad is here to change that. Fast can be healthy. And it will definitely be fresh and flavoursome. So please stop by and see if you agree with us.

No hidden ingredients

At SumoSalad we cut out all the hidden ingredients that you get in so many of today's processed foods. Through careful sourcing, and by preparing our food fresh in store each day, we can be confident that our customers won't be filling themselves up with unwanted nasties. If you choose a Made-To-Order salad then your meal is made before your eyes, so you can see exactly what is going in.

The Sumo Guarantee

At SumoSalad we like to think that 'Fresh is best and quality is key' - that's our guarantee to customers. We never use artificial colours, preservatives or genetically modified products and avoid unnecessary fats We've sourced our products and designed our menu with that in mind. But where we are not compromising our values, then we'll buy in bulk to do our bit for global warming by reducing CO2 emissions from our suppliers' lorries.