Fruit salad and the lighter end of the menu

A fruit bowl is only good if the fruit was cut that hour, which is why ours are assembled to order rather than scooped from a tub. Four combinations, each built on apples, banana, blueberry, strawberry and orange with ice cream folded through and one pair of fruits leading: Peach and Mango Twist, Kiwi and Pineapple Zing, Mango and Pineapple Splash, and Peach and Kiwi Harmony. Then there is the Azaan.

The Azaan

The Azaan is the bowl people photograph. Ice cream, cream, chocolate, Oreo, KitKat, strawberry, banana, mango, kiwi, pineapple, berries, apple, honey and nuts, built for a table to share rather than for one person. It is what a lot of birthdays here order instead of a cake, and it is the single item on the menu that most often arrives at a table followed by a phone being lifted. Prices for all five are on the menu below.

Without the ice cream

Every fruit salad can be made without the ice cream, and without added sugar, which turns it into cut fruit and nothing else. Say so when you order.

The lighter end of the menu

Not everything here is chocolate and ice cream. If you want something sweet without the weight of it, the fruit salads, the fresh juices and the Smoothie Freezes are all built on cut fruit and can be made without added sugar. The fresh juices and the Smoothie Freeze are dairy-free. Ask for the Fruit Crepe or Fruit Waffle without the chocolate drizzle and you get fruit and cream on warm pastry, the same dish and considerably lighter. The Nuts Crepe and Nuts Waffle have honey rather than chocolate. If someone at the table wants nothing sweet at all, the savoury page covers pies and mezze.

Not acai, and not a tub

We do not do acai bowls specifically; the fruit salads are whole cut fruit with ice cream, which covers the same craving with fruit you can see. And nothing is pre-cut and waiting: the fruit is the same fruit that is pressed for the juices and blended for the smoothies, cut when you order.