Wagamama Reviews

I`m a regular visitor to Wagamamas and my favourite branch is in Bath. If your not familiar with Wagamamas, the best way to describe it is as an There is a big variety of main dishes to choose from- mainly noodle based, but their are some rice dishes. You can also subsitute the noodles for rice or vice versa- i`ve done this many times, ...

==Wagamama== Wow! If you're in Bath and you're thinking of eating out you absolutely must go to Wagamamas. The food, service and atmosphere is great. It's family friendly too (the provide highchairs and have lots of them, so you wont go without) and caters for everyone. The atmosphere is a strange one to describe because it ...

I kept walking straight past Wagamama restaurants for a long time for two reasons really. The first being the seating arrangements, the second being my daughters strict dietary needs. Then I was nagged into trying it and was pleasantly surprised. I feel I should tell you all about my best finding with this restaurant and that is that ...

I've still only sampled about half of the restaurants Southsea has to offer, but one of my sons decided he'd had enough of the place and was offered a job in Bristol, so off he went. Having given him three weeks to settle in, I thought it was about time I went for a visit. It's a city I was until now totally unfamiliar with, but it seems to have a ...

Wagamama is very popular in UK and specializes in Japanese food only. They have large table, a bit like in a canteen, and I do not recommend eating there if you wish to dine in intimate surroundings. It is good for party of people and there is a friendly crew normaly working behind the bar and serving ...

i first discovered wagamama when my friend introduced me to it. never heard of it before and thought it sounded odd. she explained it was a japanese restaurant and that the food was delicious. well she wasnt wrong. the first time i went to wagamama's i went the branch in kingston. i had the chicken katsu curry and have never looked back! i have ...

I like Japanese food and I like Wagamama. When I say I like Japanese food AND Wagamama, I mean that I do not necessarily imply that the 2 are the same, although Wagamama position themselves as a Japanese eaterie. There are many Wagamamas in London. They have long tables, so if you are thinking about a venue for that special ...

I first went to Wagamama 10 years ago and even then I wasn't impressed with the food. Now, it's terrible. It's for people who doesn't have know what good food is. The side dishes taste like it's been pre-made and heated in a microwave before serving. The main dishes are a mish-mash of style - it's bland and unimaginative. There are so many great Japanese restaurant about, why don't people step out of their comfort zone and try something that is REALLY authentic for once, and not some chains that pretends to be 'wholesome'. If Wagamama opens in Japan, it will close down within a month because no Japanese will put up with this utter crap.

One of my favourite places to eat at the moment is Wagamama’s noodle bar. These are Japanese cum Asian restaurants with a supposed Japanese set up. The restaurants are canteen style with an open kitchen where you can see the chefs slave away and long tables and benches which effectively mean that you quite often end up sitting right next to ...

Riverside Level, The Oracle, Reading, RG1 2AG Tel 0118 9511599 Once upon a time I was visited by my mother and was told that she craved noodles for tea. It seemed that Pot Noodles would not do and that I would be forced to find a restaurant that suited her tastes. However, time, and the fact that I did not know Newcastle well, ...

I went with a party of 4 colleagues to Wagamama in Canary Wharf this afternoon (6th October 2006). The food was excellent, the service fast and furious, but one of our party was served a good 15 minutes before the rest of us. Why can't wagamama serve everyone at the same time? He had to eat his food before the rest of us to stop it getting cold! ...

The first time I went to a Wagamama noodle bar I was more or less forced there by a friend who said that she had a 2 for 1 meal voucher which would make it a cheaper evening for two cash strapped students. Even though she was raving about the place I was not convinced when she described it as a canteen style noodle bar...hmmm! It turned out I did ...

Ahh my second favorite topic after alc-amar-ol....fodder! Was just browsing through the restaurants listed in London and noticed Wagamama, and it looks like it has been ages since anyone wrote a review on this place, so here goes... ...Recently it seems that Wagamamas are popping up everywhere, they are spreading like a bad rash, and ...

I believe that Wagamamas is one of the nicest resaurants to go to if you are into the modern setting and fantastic food. I have found that the waiters and waitresses are extreemly kind, friendly and helpful. In my experience they always have a smile on their faces and there to wait upon you when you want it. An outstanding range of tastes and ...

Da da daaaaaaaaahhhh *Gaffer breaks the mould... I should, and will, put my tuppence in here. I have eaten many times at Wagamama. And I have enjoyed what I have eaten. As long as I stick to the dishes they do well with, which is namely their dry noodle dishes. If you are looking for a snack during a vigorous mid-soho slouching ...

Sorry, my review is more up to date than Dooyoo's categories which have not realised that Wagamama opened in Nottingham about two months ago, and seems to have met with resounding success, since the place is fairly full most times that I pass it. The basic concept is healthy eating, Japanese style. The menu is mainly based on ...

~ ~ As any of you who have read any of my previous ops will be aware, I am partial to all sorts of different foods, and would be fairly adventurous when it comes to trying out cuisines from other parts of the world. Gone are the days here in Dublin when, if you were lucky, you had a choice of a couple of mediocre Chinese restaurants, and an ...

About every six months or so, my mind somehow manages to forget what my past experience has been with Wagamama and it challenges me to try them out again. Each time I do, I am reminded of the myriad of reasons why I hate the place and proceed to vow never to visit the establishment again. And so the old carousel of life and ...

The first time I ate at Wagamamas my girlfriend's noodles turned up pretty quickly but were cold. They then took another 20 mins to "warm up" by which time I had finished mine. Service was rude and unapologetic. For the first time in my life I left without paying. The second time I went we were given the wrong order, started ...

If you fast, healthy, tasty food in an 'Ikea' style environment, then Wagamamas is for you! First tip, all these restaurants get very busy, especially in Soho. First if you mind waiting then eat outside normal hours, i.e. 2pm -> 6pm. (They don't take reservations) Secondly, the quietest one in the central London which ...