Been To Wagamama's?

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Okay, so Im being dragged along to Wagamama's tomorrow evening, and without wishing to sound on the unadventurous side, I really dont fancy it!

Anyone been? got any tips on dishes? any must try/must avoid's?
 
wagas rock!

Have you checked out an online menu or something?
Do you do chinese? there's some dishes that are very similar to chinese iir
 
InaGlo said:
Cheers Oli, :thumbs:
Ill do a Google now ... oh and yeah, I do like Chineese.


Mmmmm!!! beer, at least there'll be something Im sure to like then! :D
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no worries

Gyoza is like some steam dumplings found at Dim Sum at chinese reataurants.
Cha Han is like a fried rice

most noodle dishes are served in a bowl of broth/soup (soup noodles) the teppan is like stir fried and is like a chow mein (or fried noodles dish)

hope this helps... it hasnt helped me as I'm feeling peckish now:bonk:
 
Its only noodles, noodles that's designed for Westerner's taste even, there are no weird ingredients in there. just go for it.
 
I've come home from a nice day out to London, had Chinese for lunch and now this is getting me hungry all over again.

Wagamama is :thumbs:, sadly I don't recall the names of any of their dishes; but if you like Chinese food then I am sure you will like it. One of the dishes I love there is the Tirriaki (sp.) Salmon.
 
I've only been to Wagamama's once but I really enjoyed it. The Duck Gyoza is mouth-wateringly good (deep-fried duck and leek dumplings served with a spicy cherry hoi sin sauce) as a starter or side dish and as specialman said the Chicken Katsu curry is very tasty.

Like you I didn't really fancy it but I was pleasantly surprised and would definitely go back for seconds.
 
Ta muchly peeps,:thumbs:
I'll make a note of the suggestions and take them along with me.
Mind you, dont know what Im worrying about ... seem to be coming down with the dreaded lergy so I probably wont taste a damn thing!
 
Have a watch of this from about 12:50 onwards. That should give you a rough idea of what sort of food they serve at Wagamama and what to expect.
 
I must be the only person I know that would never set food in a Wagamama ever again. Ate there once and every dish seemed to be noodles in a bowl of vaguely yellowish water with a couple of bean sprouts and a lettuce leaf thrown in for good measure :(

Not for me, sorry :thumbsdown:

Oh and I lurrrve Chinese ;)
 
i think its good but as someone who struggles with spice i found my choices limited. But what i have had ive enjoyed

and you cant go wrong with a large tiger beer :thumbs:
 
Chicken Katsu Curry and Chilli Chicken Ramen are my particular faves, and the wife swears by their White Chocolate & Ginger Cheesecake! :D
 
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