Wagamama

Being vegetarian, I always have to look at the menu before I go out to eat anywhere. Stereotypical food with cheese and tomato really annoys me and I love restaurants that show a certain level of creativity with their vegetarian range. Wagamama is my all time favorite restaurant that has a very creative range of soups, starters, mains and desserts that are perfectly suitable for vegetarians. My all time favorite is the Miso soup, their vegetable dumplings for starters and their yasai katsu curry for mains. The vegetable dumplings are made from finely chopped carrots, cabbage, spring onions and spices rolled into a steamed dumpling and ...  Read the complete review

Wagamamma is a whole new concept of eating to me. The brand have opened up restaurants all over the nation and promote healthy eating in their own individual way. Wagamamma's is an oriental restaurant, which serves a wide variety of food. The menu has a lot of rice dishes, noodles, and quite frankly, ingredients I have never heard of before let alone served together. I actually found the menu quite hard to understand (and practically translate) the first time I went, but the waiters and waitresses are very helpful and won't make you feel stupid for asking questions. The food has become so popular that wagamammas have made a recipe book that has sold very ...  Read the complete review

Wagamama is a Pan-Asian food chain with many outlets across London. It is only a number of these that I have been to so can only comment on them. Wagamama serves a range of Pan-Asian dishes, mostly specialising in noodle dishes but also do salads and rice dishes. Their slogan is positive eating + positive living and in this specialise in natural ingredients and healthy, nutritional food. I am really impressed with Wagamama for the efficiency and quality of their food. If you are looking for a romantic dinner for two, don't come here. In London at least, they were one of the first restaurants to serve food with canteen style seating. They have very ...  Read the complete review

I eat here ever Monday and have never been unimpressed with the food. In High Street Kensington it is on the main high road next to T.K Max and Urban Outfitters. You walk through the main door and walk up 2 flights of stairs to find the door entrance. When you walk up the stair way is really wide and it is marble flooring which is really nice and gives it a very classy feel. When you get into the restaurant there is a small walk way next to the tables you walk down to be seated. There are rows of tables and benches that you sit on next to other customers and you get a real sense of that Asian closeness. You then get to order your food from the menu ...  Read the complete review

This has to be possibly my favourite chain restaurant in Central London, on every level it smacks of reliability, you can't go anywhere too far without there being a Wagamama, so they are easy to find, they are good value with a decent main course costing a little under £6 and they are filling and always taste great. For me in a very fast, demanding environment this restaurant consistently delivers and does it with great customer service and style. Wagamamas is a chain of noodle restaurants serving food in a Japanese style, it has developed into a worldwide brand and was created by Alan Yau the owner of Hakkasan and Yautacha, other popular restaurants in ...  Read the complete review