Wagamama

I dined at wagamama in Ealing London. Food was not fresh and felt like reheated and served. The quality and the taste was very basic not like you would expect. Noodles were overdone. I canno0t recommend it to others and will not go to that one again.

I love the food at Wagamama, it's fresh and very tasty, and served quickly. My only complaint would be that the noise level can be quite high at busier times. It's my granddaughter's favourite, so we go together as often as we can. Especially love the gyoza, raw salad, juices...

First and last time. The food is terrible, nobody knows what sort of food they serve not even the staff. Absolute waste of money. Anyone with good taste for food would not eat here.

wagamama is turning a bad place to go to

never never again in my life

we entered the restaurant at 2.30 and the gentleman who served us was a very nice person. then he shift changed and before we finished our food at 15.14 we were asked if we need desert or coffee and when we said no, we were given the bill and asked to pay. that was very very rude way. the waitress did not notice that the restaurant was empty and that we were still eating . I suggest that the staff need training and they should treat customers with more respect

Never again as the humiliation was so great in front of my guest.

the waitress saw nothing wrong in putting the bill on the table and ask for payment with the machine in her hand

they expect that the customers finish within half an hour and leave ? I wonder if they are competing with the fast food chains

Hardly understood anything that was on the menu,how over chosen one of the curry options which was very well cooked and enjoyed very much,however it was over priced and very busy,was sat quiet cramped next to many other people.

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I'm writing about the store that has recently opened in Watford - very small yet exceedingly popular since it's opening. Ive been waiting for a Wagamama's to open in Watford for AGES and so it seemed like a good thing to take a party of four for an evening meal. I was shocked at the price and service. Nowhere else have i been charged over £100 for just four people. The service also leaves a lot to be desired, i.e. too many different waiters serving you, receiving starters after your main or waiting forever for drinks etc. I know the food is prepared fresh but there's too much variation in the service between chains and the prices have most certainly gone up. I also hate the layout, i know it's supposed to be in line with the culture they represent but i dont want to sit on some massive hard bench alongside complete strangers. It isn't intimate and quite frankly i prefer the company of the people i'm going out with rather than have to listen to the conversations of parties on either side of my own. It's nice for a one off treat i suppose (i sadly am not among those who can afford to eat there often) but the service and pricing need a MASSIVE overhaul.

Visited Brighton branch, husbands soup style meal with fish was nice as was starter of duck, however my meal wasn't very pleasant, there was no explanation shown of what the types of noodles were on the menu (as far as I could see), and when my meal arrived the noodles were not appealing "Urdo" or something similar, which looked like large worms putting me off, I could not eat it and so ordered an alternative which I was able to eat but consisted of rice with curry sauce and chicken like something from Kentucky very disappointing, staff helpful but we were charged for the meal I couldn't eat so over all very expensive, if we visit again I will ask for an explanation of my choice.

I visit Wagamama's pretty regularly - in fact I have a regular date with one of my best friends and we always go to Wagamama's. We've been doing this for about 5 years now so given that we've moved about a lot we have been to loads of Wagamama's (we did once try PingPong, but it just wasn't the same). In that time we have never been let down once. Wherever you are the food, decor and atmosphere at Wagamama's is always great, and although it's not cheap, you'd end up paying a lot more for the same thing (or worse) in other restaurants.

We went on a shopping trip in Norwich in march, we had a lovely lady explain how you order and explained the menu, the waiter was very polite and the food was so fast to arrive and really fresh. Only thing is the portions are huge, my husband ate all of his but i struggled to eat half of mine so dont over order

My 5 year old loves noodles and my husband and I were discussing whether Wagamama would be suitable for him as he has severe peanut allergy (where adrenaline would have to be administered) and the lady overheard and told us all about how the food is prepared, where the peanut dishes are prepared and pointed them out to us and that they could cater for our son!

So we shall return, well done Wagamama Norwich