Wagamama Reviews

I've always wanted to visit Wagamamas, but there are none in my area. I was therefore thrilled to have the opportunity to visit on a recent trip away. Wagamamas specialise in noodles, however they also offer dumplings and rice dishes. They are based on a Japanese style of eating. On arriving the first thing I noticed was ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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, ...  Read the complete review

Last weekend I went to the new Wagamamas in Cardiff City Centre. I've never been to a Wagamama before and I was quite impressed. For those of you who don't know, Wagamama is a chain of Japanese Restaurants serving a range of hot and cold Japanese dishes and very affordable prices. The Wagamama is Cardiff City Centre is under the new ...  Read the complete review

Now, I had heard rave reviews about Wagamamas before I had visited there, in fact most people were shocked and appalled to hear that I had never been. So I thought I'd give it a go. Wagamama's Tunbridge Wells ************************ Obviously not every restaurant is the same, but this is my 'local' so I will have to ...  Read the complete review

A main meal eaten at Wagamama always fills you up, not in that 'Oh god it tasted so bad but I still kept eating it way', but rather in that 'OMNOM! This is fantastic!' way. The service is prompt, no matter how busy; it usually takes around 20 minutes from the moment you order for the food to arrive. When the food does arrive it is ...  Read the complete review

My girlfriend and I are very experimental when it comes to food, we like to try all sorts of different cuisines from all around the world and are happy to try anything, after all if you don't try it just cos it's different, you might be missing out on your new favourite food! Anyway, in the spirit of this, when we had a short break ...  Read the complete review

I've visited several different branches of Wagamamas, and found the food to be of a consistently high standard. There's a variety of Japanese food on the menu, including noodles dishes, soups and curries. There is also a selection of sides to go with the food. The food in Wagamamas is absolutely delicious, I love the ...  Read the complete review

*Beware the work outing* In my experience, work outings have a few constants: 1) Your manager will always choose somewhere decidedly middle of the road for fear of alienating anyone 2) If wine is involved there'll always be one person who has too much 3) Splitting the bill will be an industrial undertaking, with ...  Read the complete review

When Alan Yau first opened his Wagamama chain in the UK, the British public did not know what hit them! It's vast menu of pan-asian food was innovative as it was experimental. But Yau sold his restaurant and it has successfully kept up it's presence as a major food chain in the UK. Personally, I love eating at Wagas! It's cheap and ...  Read the complete review

I live in Bournemouth, so I am lucky enough to have a Wagamamas right on my doorstep. Consequently, it has become one of my favourite places to eat. The atmosphere is always friendly and welcoming and the food is just delicious! *The Menu* The cuisine is oriental, mainly thai and japanese with curries and noodles. There is so much ...  Read the complete review

Wagamama is my favourite restaurant. I had lived in Holland for four years and I enjoyed dining at their restaurant at Max Euweplein, Amsterdam. I found it to be value for money, dining for two (starter, main course, dessert, drinks) would cost around 50euro (£40ish). Arriving back at home I was very happy that they opened a ...  Read the complete review

This review is based on my experiences in the branches in Sheffield, and on the South Bank in London. I'm not a massive fan of chain restaurants, but you sometimes end up using them because they take the mystery and risk out of finding somewhere to eat in unfamiliar cities. Wagamama is one of these, and is a restaurant which specialises ...  Read the complete review

As a treat, once every university term myself and my friends take ourselves off to Wagamama. The food is fresh and always delicious, whilst the service is quick and efficient. The orders are taken through and electronic computer so the order is immediately to the kitchen so they can begin cooking up your request. There is quite ...  Read the complete review

I was taken to Covent Gardens Wagamamas on Saturday by my friends for lunch. I had never visited one before so didn't really know what to expect, other than I knew they served noodles. At first you enter the restaurant and theres a bit a queue, and you think 'Oh God' I'll go somewhere else for lunch, then the queue goes down in about ...  Read the complete review

Wagamama's first UK restaurant opened in Bloomsbury in1992. At first its restaurants were limited to London and Dublin. However the outlet now boasts 50 UK restaurants. These resturants are not just limited to the UK anymore and the company has 12 resturants in Australia as well. As we are familiar to the chain we have decided to visit a couple of ...  Read the complete review

I used to come to wagamama every Sunday with my girlfreind after a boozy saturday night out. It is probably my favourite cure for a hangover ever. I especially enjoy the fact that the come to the table so quickly which is exactly what i was looking for on those hungry hungry hungover afternoons. Wagamama is basically a fast food chain ...  Read the complete review