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Healthy eating on the go can be challenging, especially when faced with a large selection of popular but not-so-nutritious dishes. However, by being attuned to your dietary needs, you can make better choices that align with your dietary goals. Here are some tips for selecting a healthy restaurant:

Choose restaurants that serve a variety of fresh and locally sourced ingredients. These types of restaurants tend to offer wellness-inspired dishes because they rely on wholesome ingredients. You can also look for eatery that offers a particular cooking method, such as, which are generally healthier, such as grilling or steaming.

When it comes to selecting a meal, follow the general rule of thumb: "{red means stop|avoid red dishes|watch out for red flags in the menu," with {red being|meaning|indicating} meat-based dishes and {green being|signifying|representing} plant-based options. Opt for {dishes that are rich|meals with plenty of} {vegetables, lean protein, and whole grains|veggies, lean proteins, and healthier grains|a variety of nutritious ingredients} like {a salad with lean protein|a grilled chicken or fish entree|a vegetable stir-fry}.

Another key consideration is {portion size|amount of food served}. Restaurants often serve large {portions that are bigger|meals that are oversized} than what we need. Consider {sharing an entree|ordering an appetizer as your main course} and {asking for a doggy bag|taking leftovers home}. You can also {reduce food waste|save food for later} and {also save calories|lower your caloric intake} if you're trying to lose weight.

If you're trying to {cut back on sugar|reduce sugar intake|avoid added sugars}, look for {dishes with natural sources|meals with fewer added sugars|foods with natural sweetness} of sweetness {such as fresh fruit|or herbs|or spices}. Or select {dishes with minimal or no|meals with little or no} added sugars. Also, if you're trying to {manage sodium intake|reduce salt consumption|watch your sodium}, choose {dishes made with fresh herbs|meals that use herbs and spices|food with less salt}.

Don't be {afraid to ask|hesitant to inquire about} your server about {ingredients, cooking methods, and portion sizes|nutrition information|what's in your meal}. Many {restaurants|eateries} are happy to provide this {information|knowledge} and بهترين دكتر رژيم لاغري در تهران {your questions will show them|this will show them that you care|customers who ask questions are interested} in making a healthy choice. You can also {ask if they have|find out if they offer} any {seasonal specials|new menu items|healthy options}.

Lastly, remember that even {healthy restaurant meals|wellness-oriented dining} {should be indulged in|must be savored} moderation. A meal at a {restaurant|eaterie} can range from 400 to 1,200 calories or more, and if you're trying to {keep your daily caloric intake|manage your weight} lower, it's best to {balance this meal with healthier|make healthier choices at home} options the rest of the day.

By following these {tips|recommendations}, you can make informed {choices at the restaurant|dining decisions} that will help you {reach your health and fitness goals|accomplish your wellness objectives} while still {allowing you to enjoy|letting you savor} your dining experience.