I am Asian.... so I have high expectations for Asian food. I came on a Saturday afternoon at 12pm…read moreand the place wasn't busy at all. I knew what I was in for so was not surprised. Wagamama is a chain the UK for pretty passible Asian food in Europe. So really 4.5 stars for Asian food starved traveller who's been away from amazing Asian food for almost 3 weeks, more like 2.5 for true Asian food rating. To the food, my husband ordered the chicken katsu curry which is a pretty safe order that he has had before. It is a more consistent choice on their menu. I hear they change their menu every now and then. I had their yaki udon. I almost wanted to try their ramen but their chefs and servers couldn't tell me if they used authentic ramen. lol. They said it was brought up from London. Their udon was fine. It wasn't Sanuki udon for the record. I do like to visit Wagamama when I am in the UK for my Asian fix as they are a safe bet so I will be there again.

What to say here? Mixed reviews. If in the area it is good Asian fusion. But their are some…read morecaveats. You can see my review from 3 weeks ago, little different experience. Don't order the juices! They are watered down. The waitress tried to say that they are not or that it is due to the carrots here in Scotland.. what? I've had the the carrots and Scotland and they are not 50%wafer. And also don't order pad Thai unless you want bland.. Now, I ordered the ramen bowls and they were really good. Also the chili margarita was tasty. The service was good but don't try to justify watered down juices. Sorry we make our own juice and it is obvious. Anyhow give your own feedback if you check it out. Pretty trendy Asian fusion place. So I'll have to check back.

We have not heard of this chain, but we tried it out in Edinburgh, and everything was perfect. Good…read moreservice, great menu; a pretty and comfortable restaurant.

Service - need to work on a bit. Our server that time was Sarah. She sounded strict yet civil and…read morepointed sort of the mistake in the order to the customer like me. We also need to follow-up water refill as the tap water, though free, need to be punched in their system- my child is thirsty that moment and took a while. I think the company need to work on other route to improve this. The food was great except the price of that "side of chicken" was costly compared to the portion. Over-all, good to try.

Their lunch special is incredibly perfect for a chilly, rainy day. You can get a drink and a main…read moredish from a limited menu for £12. We loved our bowls of ramen, especially the broth. They were also very friendly and conscious of allergies! They had a manager come take my order as is their policy with allergies and I really appreciated how accommodating they were.

Pleasantly surprised! Visiting from California, so I was not expecting great Asian food. Usually…read morenot a big fan for Asian fusion but we were craving something other than pub food. I ordered the ramen and hubby ordered a chicken rice bowl. Asian flavors were wonderful. Vibe was welcoming but busy. Service was great. A definite repeat.

My family (2 adults + 11-year-old child) visited the Wagamama at Livingston Designer Outlet…read moreyesterday after shopping. We were tired and hungry, and we often eat at Wagamama branches in Glasgow, so we expected a nice meal. There were two couples already waiting inside. We joined the queue behind them. The entrance area isn't designed for waiting customers, so the waitress had to walk around us to reach menus. She asked us to wait outside between the two doors. It was cold, but she told us we could close the outer door, so we agreed and stepped outside. After one couple was seated, we came back inside and stood behind the remaining waiting couple -- now completely out of the staff's way. Another couple walked in behind us and stood at the door. The same waitress came over again and asked only us to go back outside, even though we weren't blocking anything this time and the couple behind us wasn't asked to move. I objected, explaining that it was cold and we weren't in the way, but she insisted with a very unfriendly attitude. Another staff member then backed her up. I felt completely singled out. The restaurant was half empty, and there were two large empty tables right in front of us. Instead of seating us, the focus seemed to be getting us out of the restaurant. We decided to leave, and I spoke to the manager before going. All he could offer was, "Can I sit you down now?" but by then the whole situation had already ruined our experience. We still never received an explanation why we were repeatedly asked to leave the entrance while others weren't. I've always loved Wagamama, but this experience was disappointing, confusing, and genuinely upsetting for my family -- especially because it felt like we were being treated differently from other customers without any clear reason.

The waitress was very nice and friendly. The space is decent, bright and there is a lot of seats-…read moremost are communal. The food was a little up and down. The highlights were the vegan ribs and the bang bang cauliflower. The miso corn came partly warm and partly freezing so we had to return. We also got a prawn curry, which was nice. We asked to substitute white rice for sticky rice, which they agreed no issue, but no such luck when the dish arrived. With a little more attention to detail the place could be great!

Comfort food. Consistently good. Only complaint is that the staff always seems rushed. I…read moreI'd like for the waitstaff to have more time to explain different dishes to customers.

Tried out the noodles bowl and it's so lovely. My partner loved it. Highly recommend !!!!!read more

Japanese food. the ramen was good and spicy…read more The service was fast and good. Pleasant atmosphere

This place sells expensive, faux Asian food. The Ramen is not good and is not what it claims to be…read more There are Japanese restaurants in Dundee that serve real ramen and cost less. Avoid, eat where you can get the real thing for less.

I had never ventured into Wagamama before I actually read the menu. When we changed our cinema…read morebooking from Omni Centre to Ocean Terminal, I didn't quite fancy any of the dining options located in the centre until I remembered that they had a Wagamama and was curious of what it had to offer. So I checked the menu and decided that the chicken ramen would appeal to me the most. As we arrived, we were shown to our table which was by the window and was great for people watching. To drink, I ordered a tropical smoothie which was very nice! As my ramen arrived, I picked out the onions (hate the things) but ate what I could of everything else as it was very filling. The noodles, chicken and broth were very tasty with a huge portion size too. I couldn't actually finish all of mine as the bowl was huge and we had to get to the cinema to see Girl on the Train. So yes, I will be returning to Wagamama as I liked it the most out of the eateries we have tried in Ocean Terminal.

The food here is too notch amazing quality and extremely high standards. The service is also…read moreamazing i got compliments from the staff they are very uplifting it's a very nice jolly restaurant atmosphere to dine in. Highly recommend.

I used to love Wagamama so much. It was one of my favourite places to eat, and I loved trying…read moreanything and everything on the menu. But now I just think of Waga as a bit meh - so I don't tend to go here. We had dinner here before Star Wars as I really felt like salmon and I couldn't think of anywhere else at Silverburn to get it (other than Yo Sushi). I don't love the seating - benches where you'll be sitting next to strangers. Even though there was a queue for tables they don't fill up all the seats either which is a bit strange. We had fried prawn Gyoza, steamed chicken and I had a main of salmon teriyaki noodles. Overall, I was impressed with the food - the Gyoza were fresh and crisp and the noodles had a good amount of salmon. It did need a splash of soy to give it a bit more flavour but it did the job. It is a bit expensive though - we had a starter & main each, one glass of wine & 4 soft drinks for £50. Ouch. That being said, I did like the food and left full and content. Waga is never going to be my food-destination of choice, but at Silverburn where chain places are the only option, Waga is at the better end of the bunch.

Do you have any allergies? Those words were the commonality while we were dining in the UK during…read moreour 2025 autumn holiday. After we were done saying none, we were seated by in a table for two with hearing proximity of our neighboring tables. Yes, this was another intimately spaced restaurant in Europe. Hungry for something warm and hearty, we picked this simply named Edinburgh eatery. Garlic Tonkotsu ramen and Takoyaki were our shared plates that evening. Portions were decent while the taste was agreeable to our Japanese cuisine preconceptions. I got finally got to taste Scotland's Irn-Bru softdrink which oddly tasted like a bubblegum cream soda.

Recommended during my first visit to Scotland. The ramen was good and service was good. I would…read morerecommend. Good place for friends and a date. Family friendly and welcoming. My spouse and I started eating and for got to take photos. lol

Great service the two guys working lunch to do we're on top of thing making sure that the customers…read morewere having everything they needed. Food was fantastic! Had the lunch special it is a lot of food for a great price! Nice minders Japanese atmosphere, it was very clean! Will be going back again before heading out town.

Worst sushi ever I tried around the world. COP 26 folks, don't go this place. They are cheating on…read moreyou because you are visitor. Fish is tiny, thin, nail size on top of large hard sushi rice. Try the yo sishi across the street.