Wagamama - Fleet Street in City of London, Westminster

Fuimos allí por primera vez, con amigos. Los menús en línea fueron muy útiles al determinar algunas cosas para comer para los vegetarianos, así que estuve muy contento de ver un menú vegano / vegetariano disponible a pedido en el restaurante. Nos sirvieron inmediatamente a pesar de ser un momento muy concurrido, que fue muy impresionante, y la comida fue bastante rápida a pesar del negocio del lugar. La comida era increíble, ¡me aseguré de tomarme mi tiempo para saborear el sabor! Todos los miembros de la fiesta estaban increíblemente contentos con la comida y el servicio, y definitivamente lo recomendaría a cualquiera que busque una gran noche.

Visitamos el restaurante un viernes por la noche para relajarse y ponerse al día con un amigo. Cerca de la calle la catedral de Paul fue una sorpresa agradable que obtuviéramos asientos. El interior es realmente inteligente, me gustó el hecho de que los espejos en las paredes laterales te hacen sentir que estás en un restaurante enormemente grande.

Visitamos este restaurante muy popular en torno a la 1 pm a principios de esta semana. A pesar de estar lleno y ocupado con trabajadores de oficina, con un servicio rápido y excelente. La comida estaba recién hecha, caliente y sabrosa. El personal era amable, sonriente y atento. Tuvimos varias tazas de té verde (gratis) y un calamar de arranque, uno chili ensalada tailandesa pad y una wagamama de ramen. La cuenta fue de 28 libras. 70. Mi única decepción fue que la panceta de cerdo en el ramen era grasos con un poco de carne magra. Por lo demás, está bien.

Lush food, nice staff, good vibea. Get the yaki udon. Mmm, uuudon. Pretty pricey but the dish was alot more flavoursome than the last wags I went too.

Provato a pranzo, buoni sapori classici, ristorante gradevole (ma quasi impossibile trovare brutte sorprese a Londra in questo senso: troppa concorrenza). Consigliabile agli amanti del genere.

Cuisine asiatique ou les cuisiniers cuisinent à la vue de tout le monde !

No una gran comida, sosa y la comida no era tan ordenados con meseros. En general una comida bien. Nada especial y no de un gran valor. Comimos fuera en un local tailandesa la siguiente noche y esta fuera de lugares Wagamamas golpeó la sabrosa comida fresca, con un servicio excelente.

Achtung! Wagamama has moved! Ist jetzt direkt gegenüber von st paul...

It was ok but nothing special. Enjoyed the food, service a bit slow for fast food. Order got a bit garbled but it all tasted ok.

we didn't get to Waga's until about 22:00 as thought we wouldn't get a table but we where welcomed in and sat straight down, we ordered before the waitress left (we eat at waga's a lot so always know what we want) drinks came very fast and the bear was ice cold. Food came about ten mins later all in one go which we love so you get the best of your starter and main at the same time.

I really like the quality of food and ingredients at Wagama and love that its all over the city. Im vegetarian and they do have many options - I really like the warm chill yeas salad and the standard Miso soup. Iv always found the staff to be friendly. Though I wonder why most of the Wagamama's are underground/in the basement, would have been nice to have some openness.

Service et plats excellents. De très bon conseil, un accueil chaleureux et une cuisine saine. Excellent rapport qualité-prix. Les enfants ont adoré.

Go down to eat here. The restaurant is in the basement which is a bit strange....but not for London. Good curry and in general the place is nice. Communal seating in places and the waitstaff were excellent. Enjoyed lunch

I get a take away from here quite frequently! The staff are always so pleasant and always chat with us while we wait for our food! Always offer us green tea too! And the food is always prompt and delicious!

I've always liked Wagamama and am old enough to remember when the queues were gargantuan and the restaurants packed solid. Thankfully it's easy to get in without any kind of wait these days. The menu is great with lots of choice. The staff are attentive and the food arrived quickly. The entrance to what is a basement restaurant is a little tight and in need of smartening up but the dining area itself is clean and tidy and is the usual refectory style.Would definitely recommend, particlarly the yasai ramen and the banana dessert.

A few of us popped in for lunch midweek. It was busy, but staff were efficient and polite. Good was good. It is s difficult place to find as you need to go downstairs and it is underground, but I will be back.

We make a point of eating at Wagamama each time we go to London and in the past, have mostly eaten at the now closed branch at the Royal Festival Hall. This branch happened to be near our hotel so we decided to stop in for a quick bite. The restaurant is in a basement which contains the noise and makes the place exceptionally noisy. Service is slick and accomodating - one sits at long communal tables and because the turnover is high, one generally doesn't have to wait for a place. They are very accommodating of food allergies and intolerances, so do ask if you need help in that regard.What I did find this time, that while it remains a reliable chain, the food just lacked the edge and flavour I'm used to from Wagamama.

Great venue with plenty of space to sit comfortably and catch up over some top food. Service was quick, efficient and friendly. The food quality was great, freshly cooked to as high a standard as you could wish for. Value is also very good. Well worth popping in

We visited the place with our baby and I must say we've never felt this unwelcome ever. On arrival there was noone around to offer us a table. We randomly chose one but when a waiter finally appeared he welcomed us with words "let me move you away from here" because "it gets busy here at lunchtime". He took us to the far end of the restaurant, near the kitchen - a place so dark, steamy and noisy that I refused to sit there (mind you we had a 4 month old with us!). Eventually they tucked us in behind one of the pillars. Hurray! We even got a menu to read! But when a waitress came to ask us to hide the pram deeper behind the table (even though there was noone else around) my patience ran out. We left the place without trying any food. Absolutely appalling service. They must hate families.

Just recently went back to this Wagamama that was my first many years ago. Went with my family for a simple dinner just after arrival and first couple of hours of shopping. I liked the fact that they have re-shuffled their menu a bit (okay, maybe I wasn't there for a while), and that they have a separate kids menu.My wife and I went for one of our old-time favourites, the Pad Thai. However, its taste was rather uninspiring, so we both had to add some soy sauce. That was not quite what we expected, so we reckoned that either we have further developed our tastes, or Wagamama has somehow changed the recipe, or the cook just had a bad day. Two days later, we couldn't resist and went to the Wagamama at Spitalfields Market over lunch, and our daughter's Pad Thai was just brilliant (while we went for a Ramen and a Curry). So we're happy that the chain didn't change the recipe.However, the overall experience was very good thanks to excellent service that evening. The atmosphere is quite all right for a downstairs place, and the long tables with benches make you feel at home after a couple of visits (which we had over the last 13 years). Continue the good work and don't take away the spices from your classics!

Went here twice recently - pretty impressed both times. Both were business lunches but more of a social gathering to celebrate new joiners or events. Good food, service was even better

"Always in a basement in London it seems for these restaurants but still reasonably priced general oriental food."

Like most chains there is a difference in the quality and taste in their products and food. I was told by a local chain (Abokado) that chains for a receipe. Whilst they may do - they don't seem to conform.On occasions I get take out here but this is the last time I do. Quality and taste poor. Take out service OK.

While visiting the UK, our London colleagues invited me to dine at this chain which is popular through Europe and Australia. I had never tried Wagamama, and I was surprised at how good the food was. We were seated at the long picnic/bench style tables for common seating. It is very crowded during the lunch hour, and you sit sometimes shoulder to shoulder with strangers. We had quick drink service, and we selected the pork gyoza starters. For entrees we enjoyed the chicken and duck ramen, along with cha han, which is a stir fried brown rice with chicken and prawns. Overall, very good service and food for the lunch hour.

The only thing that drags this Wagamama down is that it is in a basement with no windows which is why I rate it as average. I had my ususal, katsu curry, which was a typical katsu curry from Wagamama. Staff were all very friendly.

Chaîne de restauration, cuisine japonaise. Un vaste choix, les plats sont frais et bons, bien présentés, et le service est attentionné. Plusieurs plats végétariens notés sur la carte. Rapport qualité/prix moyen.

We had an amazing stay. All from geeeting to last goodbey was awesome! Food was cooked with applying all modifications we requested and athmosphere was buzzing! Loved it! Highly reccomend! Come and see!

Dry or oily. Horrible. Never again. They were very apologetic but not maintaining high standards of this usually really good chain. Manager apologised but kitchen should have more pride than to send this out

I recently had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. The restaurant is stuck in the basement a of building on Fleet Street. The atmosphere is, well, there is no atmosphere. It was actually a depressing little place with no windows. I would have walked out but it was late, I had just gotten off a flight, this place was near my hotel and I was hungry! The service was very slow despite the fact the restaurant was at best 1/3 full. The food was a poor take on "asian style" food. The worst part was they must have used some type of food enhancer or additive as not long after I had eaten my dinner my heart was beating faster and I could not sleep as I was really restless (this is what happens to me when I eat MSG). I will not be going back.

Maybe it was a bad day but there was a 1.5 hour time difference between our first main course arriving and the last (party of 10). Had to ask for a beer 7 times. Food itself was bland and nothing special. They did knock quite a bit off the bill.

We wanted to try one of the Wagamamas ever since we were told about it in Dublin. We chanced upon this one and went in for dinner. It has a cool Asian vibe--almost like a cafeteria: very clean, sharp lines; long tables and benches. The food was delicious. We had Pad Thai and a curry. We'd definitely go again. Total price with tea and service: about £20. A bargain in this part of town.

Piccolo e sotterraneo, questo Wagamama (catena di ristoranti di cucina giapponese rivisitata e modernizzata) é una soluzione interessante per una serata vicino a St Paul ma lontana dai ristoranti all-british e dal bar-food dei dintorni. Menu limitato con piatti praticamente incomprensibili ma molto ben spiegati e motivati dagli attentissimi camerieri (se riuscite, fatevi servire dalla eccezionale cameriera coi tatuaggi). Ho assaggiato gli appetizers di piselli (serviti caldi nei baccelli e cosparsi di sale o aglio, ottimi) poi dei ravioli di pollo e infine un piatto di riso al curry con gamberi. Tutto molto buono davvero, con prezzi abbordabili considerata la zona. Da provare

Just such a strange experience. Went on Saturday evening and was completely dead with only one lonely couple in the entire basement of a restaurant. Though the waiter was very attentive (due to boredom, I expect) the choice in food was lacking. Options on the menu appeared to have run out? & when questioned I was confused by the response of ‘low on stock/they ordered the last one’ Ended up paying for paying for the drinks and leaving to go somewhere else.

We had dinner here as we stayed in a near by hotel. Food is OK, service a little on the amateur side, but very friendly. It's not expensive so if you just need some lunch it's OK. There are much better options in the area.

This chain can always be relied upon. This particular restaurant can be found below street level directly off Fleet Street, so only a door frontage to let you know it's there. Three of us called in for lunch (mind you, it's the same menu throughout the day) and with drinks our whole bill came to less that £30. The other strong recommendation for this restaurant is that it is well-appointed and clean.

This is great place to go for lunch when you don't have to much time. The pad thai is delicious as are the dumplings. I love this place

The usual for the chain. Green tea free and refilled on request. Starter portions a tad small. No disabled access as in a basement as are many branches.

I visited with my daughters, one of whom is a wheelchair user. The restaurant is in the basement but this was not a problem as they have a lift accessible from a side entrance. They were very helpful and the food was good and came quickly as usual (it was not very busy). A good option for a reasonably priced meal in this area.

Called in early after work to find only two other diners. Staff were great without hovering and food was fresh and tasty

Quite regularly visit this Wagamama's as it's next to our offices. Usually it's good for a quick meal when you know what you're getting. Disappointingly recently the service has been quite slow and today we were about the third people in at lunchtime, ordered immediately, had our starters and 35 minutes later as people who had arrived significantly after us were happily munching noodles - and having asked where our food was - we were still waiting. Eventually we just asked for the bill (and waited another 5 mins for that) - still without our noodles. They offered us our juices free. Pretty disappointed.

Been to the Reading Wagama several times in the last 7 years... inface before Tompopo came to Reading this used to be the regular joint! recently after couple of years was back to Wagamama on Fleet Street London. Lots of new dishes in the menu and the takaway service ordered online is also pretty cool. Favourite dishes are any of thier Super Spicy dishes and Chicken Raisukaree is the best!

Service was slow but friendly and waitress apologized. Room was subterranean and so hot! Might be ok in winter. Food was typical but not as nice as wagamama in Australia.

I never liked the seating arrangement but really like the food. The service is ok and I would say that they are slightly over priced.

Bon accueil mais la nourriture est quelconque. Idéal pour manger chaud a prix modéré mais rien de génial.

Things happen like clockwork. Efficiency flows, right from the time order is taken, till such time food arrives, and thereafter. The staff have tasted every item on the menu, so they can help you make the right choice. Without hard selling, they recommend and help try out different dishes (if you visit regularly)Have tried their other branches in London, and other locations in UK, and the experience IS consistent.

Came in at around 17:30 restaurant was empty as I guess most city workers were partaking in the rat race home. Seated straight away and ordered the pork and noodle soup which was extremely filling. Had just the right amount of pork and noodles

Entered the restaurant at 1800 and waited 2 minutes by the till and menu area. No staff around. Looked into main restaurant area and saw the waiting staff stood chatting to kitchen staff... No attention paid to me. Decided to make use of the rest room. Upon return to to restaurant still no waiting staff to offer me a table. Waited one minute more and left...only to be called back by a cook who had decided to use rest room. Couldn't face using a restaurant where staff were more concerned with conversation than customers. Had a very good curry at the restaurant opposite 'Indian City'. Only bonus....restroom was clean.

Service was prompt until paying the bill and then didn't have enough card machines so other ppl had to pay for those without cash, admittedly that was when it got really busy (Friday). A decent lunch, nothing amazing and overly salted. But not really great value for money. No real atmosphere as it's canteen style.If you like the fusion style I would recommend the Hare and Tortoise not far around the corner. Bit cheaper for most dishes I think, but I think much tastier :)

We visited as a small group of 3 one lunchtime and I was surprised how busy it was. Just after 1pm we were the third party waiting to be seated. We didn’t have to wait long and were given menu’s whilst we waited.Service wasn’t very friendly. Literally someone turns up to your table, punches in your order and then disappears. No pleasantries or chit chat, you just order food and they deliver food.The food was very tasty and the portions were an excellent size. None of us managed to finish our meal. The Katsu curry was extremely tasty and with lots of chicken. We ordered a variety of healthy fruit juices which were also delicious.I was surprised at the price. Just shy of £10 for the curry and near £5 for the drink. There weren’t any lunch specials I could see either.I’ll go back as I enjoyed the curry, however it wont be too often as it is expensive for lunch !

The service was wonderful -- friendly and efficient. The food was very good, as well. It wasn't very busy, but we were there for an early dinner.

We visited on a Monday lunch time as this was about the only place on Fleet Street without a queue of business men out the door! It's downstairs so there's no natural light but the food was good and the service was ok. Just what you'd get at any Wagamamas.

I use Wagamama often for decent speedy food - if you're not familar with dining at this chain, the food comes when itr's ready so if there is a party of you the food is unlikely to all come at the same time! The asian fusion cuisine gives plenty of interesting choices and the quality is always consistent throughout the chain.

One big lie.Food just vegetables no meat.In same meal just two shrimps and that'c it.And the large negative.They cook the meat.PORK AND chicken, vegetables in the same oil.And if you ask.Is gona tell you no't.What is the LIE.

Hidden in the basement, but the same quality as usual for this chain. Fresh products, good soups.

Not the sort of place that would normally tempt me inside, but the people I was with wanted to go. The menu is intimidating, I wasn't really sure what I was about to get. Anyway, the food was totally fantastic, I really enjoyed it, and at a reasonable price.

I have been a long time fan of Wagamama until today. I thought i'd grab some takeaway for lunch and was very disappointed.I purchased the Chicken Katsu Curry from the Takeout Menu (£8.95). The disappointment came when i got to my desk and found the breadcrumbed chicken was burned (and actually tasted ashy) the salad was limp and looked like it should have been thrown out and lastly, there was not enough of the curry sauce on the rice.The service itself was fine but the food left a bad taste in my mouth (literally).

It's nice to eat Japanese food once in a while that isn't sushi. A wide variety of Japanese noodle soup, fried noodles and rice dishes. No frills, but service is fast, and the prices are more than fair.

se uno ha voglia di noodles è il posto ideale

You know what you're getting, fast service. good food. decent prices.

Fantastic japanese food and juices...

noodles noodles and noodles again! Fast food japanese style.