Wagamama

Very good food, quite a lot of choices and Dora and Eva were amazing at understanding my food allergies and adapting the dish I wanted to my needs. It was delicious! Very good customer service, very polite, friendly, kind and understanding, honestly they are an asset to Wagamama! Thank you both again, Dora and Eva 😁🎊! I had a very nice meal and I will recommande this place to futur visitors.

This was my first ever visit to a Wagamama. Yes, I know I must have been living under a rock somewhere. 🪨 We were greated by a very friendly member of staff and seated straight away, which considering it was around 6 pm on a Saturday was pretty impressive. After we had got comfortable we were soon asked by a member of the waiting team for our drinks order. As I was driving I went for a High Five fruit juice. While we waited for our drinks we were able to look through the menu and decide what delicacies we were going to choose to eat. Again after not too long a wait a member of the waiting team came to take our food order. All 4 of us ordered both starters and mains. Our drink arrived and my High Five juice was a delicious and refreshing mix of pineapple, apple, orange, lime and lemon juice. If you like these flavours I highly recommend. While we then waited for our food we were able to take in the atmosphere which by its nature was rather loud, busy, fast passed and a little chaotic. The restaurant is essentially laid out like a large canteen. Our food then started to turn up, but the chaotic feeling seemed to continue with the serving of the food. One person's starter would arrive and then next came someone else's main. There was a 10 to 15 minute gap between the first person recieving their starter and the last person receiving their starter, but in-between all of the mains had been brought to the table. Fortunately we had all ordered starters that could also work as sides. Regardless of the chaotic delivery the food was all delicious. I ordered the Korean beef bbq buns and katsu chicken curry with white rice. For both of my dishes the presentation was beautiful, the flavours delicious and most importantly it was very filling. Once we had finished our meals it was time to pay. Now from having eaten out in a group a few times we were all expecting a headache, but the QR code payment method worked a treat and to make it even simpler had a s"Split Bill" option to make each of us paying that bit simpler. My only criticism of the split bill function is that you had to have added up all of the prices for your own items yourself, which was easy enough for myself but I can imagine in some cases could be quite difficult. If there was a way to be able to select which items from the bill you were wanting to pay for when you split it and it then added them for you it would make it much easier and a welcome addition. All in all a delicious meal at a reasonable price, but maybe not the place if you would like a conversation over dinner without having to shout.

This is my 2nd time eating at this branch. My sister introduced me to Wagamama 6 yrs ago when I first visited UK and I have been craving for it ever since. First I like how the food is being served and the wooden spoon is just so aesthetic. The colors from the ingredients makes it appealing to the eyes. The broth is second. I love how it connects all the ingredients taste to make one and be a tasty ramen that's perfect for the cold winter days. We also ordered some Gyoza and the Duck Gyoza is a must try. I know there are several branch of Wagamama but the Cambridge branch is the one closest to us and the feel of Cambridge adds to the appeal of the place. Get ready to walk a little though as this place doesn't have its own parking.