Very friendly service. Excellent authentic Thai cuisine. Intimate setting. Highly recommended.read more

I'll start off by saying that I don't generally give places a full five stars on my first visit…read morebecause they'll usually do something trivial to irritate me or their food won't knock my socks off. This place, however, had amazing food, the best Thai tea that I've ever had, and the woman who served us (I won't insult her by trying to spell her name) was extremely friendly and forthcoming despite the fact that they were closing in twenty minutes for the end of lunch. I'm from The States; so, perhaps I find British food a little bland and repetitive after a few months but their food had great flavor and was decently priced for the quality. After stumbling through the menu after a night of drinking, she kindly joked that I needed some sugar to clear my fuzzy head and recommended that I have a large Thai tea as we waited for our food. I agreed and Boy! Am I grateful I did. You won't find any of that orange, powdered pre-made stuff like you do in the states at this spot. It was so refreshing and definitely the pick-me-up that I needed. The Bangkok Pad Thai with prawns was also delicious. She let me spice it up and cautioned me against ordering the Thai Spicy until I came back haha. I stuck with a level three and it had some good heat to it. I also got eight giant prawns in a medium sized amount of Pad Thai. For me, that's pretty amazing considering that it was only 10 pounds and typically places either give you those tiny prawns or only one or two of them. So, I'll definitely be getting it again. My friends ordered the Drunken Noodles (with rice noodles) and the Panang Chicken Curry. They both let me try a bite of both and they were also amazing. The coconut milk in the curry is phenomenal and the drunken noddles had a nice savory taste. I would also order their meals another time. Other than the food being well worth it, the woman who took care of us and took our take out order was hilarious and I can't wait to go back and get to actually dine in. I'll be posting photos the next time!

We thought we would beat the rush by rolling up at 4:30 but the line was already in place. We…read morewaited about 45 minutes for a table and another 45 minutes for the food but overall the experience was good. Huge winners were the XLB and the noodles with ground pork. The dumplings were well made and filled with tasty broth. The noodles were chewy with rich and flavorful sauce. The fried dumplings were also a hit and with the small up charge for the crispy crust. The vegetarian options were less of a hit with the dumplings a bit starchy and bland. The noodles had nice fresh veg and their perfect noodles but once again came in a little bland. Service was friendly and the atmosphere is like eating in a friends kitchen who also happens to be a Michelin star chef. Prices are reasonable and quantity is robust. I would definitely put this on your list when visiting Cambridge but maybe leave the vegetarians at home.

Amazing pasta. Fresh sauce. There were only 2 old dudes working but that added to the allure for…read moreme. Extremely friendly. Parking was challenging. This is a must eat for anyone near the Harvard campus.

Ambiance is OK. Employees average. Did not get a warm sense…read moreof welcome. Food was OK.. I have eaten at Wagamama in the Netherlands, Amsterdam and Roermond. The quality in NL was much better. Beef bulgogi sliced to tick and cooked too long. Chicken Karage, regular chicken filet not chicken breasts and fried too long.

When Wagamama's first opened in London it felt pretty exotic and unique. I remember visiting their…read moreGuildford branch and being impressed by the quality and healthiness of the food (when Japanese wasn't in fashion). I'm glad it's been brought to Norwich and the location is good - perfect for a light lunch while your shopping or for a pre or post theatre meal. But I can't help thinking that it hasn't really moved on with its concept and there are plenty of competitors out there who are catching up fast. What if I don't want to share my meal with some random people next door? What if I don't want my 16 year old server, who doesn't know the menu, to scribble all over the piece of paper sitting in front of me? Why do they always sit everyone bunched together even though the restaurant is half full? Wagamama's is the Pizza Express of the noughties - offering something a little bit risque but in a safe environment. They need to update the menu and drop their prices and then I might visit more often.

Stopped in for dinner and saw that they had Pork Katsudon on the menu. This is one of my favorite…read moreJapanese comfort food dishes. When the plate, yup...not a bowl, arrived (don or donburi literally means "bowl" in Japanese) I knew this was not going to even be close to traditional Katsudon. There was no broth. The broth is critical to create the sweet and umami flavor of Katsudon. It is traditionally made with dashi, soy sauce, mirin, sake, and sugar in a shallow pan called a donburi pan. The rice, egg and pork were all separated on a plate. The pork was overly deep fried to extra crispy and drizzled with Tankatsu sauce. So, no bowl, no broth to soak into the breading of the pork and wrong sauce...nope, not even close to the flavor of traditional Katsudon, so I cannot recommend this item. Anyway, the sushi was okay. The restaurant was clean and service prompt and friendly.

Good flavors and nice owners. Fish was good quality. Easy walk from RAF Mildenhall. There's a bus…read morestop out front which was convenient.

This place is really good! It gets a bit crowded at night but there is a good amount of seating…read more The prices are OK. The service can be a little slow. Definitely worth putting on your list.

Great casual place that has some great noodles ! I had the Fried Beef Ho Fun that was spicy, and…read moreit had good wok breath - meaning they had wok hot enough to cook the dish properly. I also had the Yippee fish cakes for appetizer, and that was okay - accompanying sauce was slightly bland, but that was fine. The Sesame Banana Fritters came with Vanilla Ice cream, and a sugar syrup, which having something similar in the States, I would suggest pairing the bananas with coconut ice cream with no syrup, but I still finished it, so it was good. I would definitely go back - I was by myself this time, but it's also good for groups too! I like it better than Dojo, haven't tried Wagamama yet.

One of the better Asian restaurants we've had in this area. Service is pretty quick. Curry has a…read morenice heat to it but not overwhelming.

The restaurant was modern and very clean. I had the beef stir fry which was delicious and very well…read morepriced. Cooked fresh when ordered and came out very quick. Servers were all very polite.

Food, ambiance, and service are great. I had the sea bass and the eggplant with green beans. Food…read morecame out quickly and was excellent so much so that I went two evenings in a row and repeated the order.

We ordered both Double Cooked Pork and Ma Po Tofu, and found both to be very good versions of the…read moredishes. When asking for spicy they did deliver respectably spicy food, there was plenty of sichuan peppercorn, and the mapo tofu was appropriately soft. If you're looking for solid authentic sichuan in Cambridge, I'd definitely recommend Seven Days.

Dropped in for lunch very soon after it opened so maybe they're still finding their feet, but the…read moreservice was pretty lukewarm (only spoken to in short, brusque tones), the menu is pretty extensive and the portions are generous but it's pretty low quality fare. There are several similar offerings in Cambridge that I would favour when I next want noodles. The decor was also confused (like it kind of wanted to be an American diner) and a lamp at the front door still had a tag on it but I could've overlooked that if the rest of the experience wasn't so subpar.

Decent portion sizes, very nice atmosphere, but you can get much better, cheaper, and more…read moreauthentic food elsewhere in Cambridge. Nothing was actively bad, just a bit of a let-down compared to other asian restaurents in Cambridge. The one advantage of Mee and I is that they have a fairly "fusion" menu, so if one person wants Chinese and another wants Korean, you can come here and both be pretty much satisfied.

Good price for a large flavourful dish. I asked the waitress what her favourites were and she…read moreactually answered, which I love. It was a great choice also. Glad we popped in. Their always busy but it was worth the wait!

Love noodles? You'll love this noodle bar! So flavoursome…read moreand wonderful! I go there often and the servie is great. If your in Ipswich, go here, its nice.

This one of the best chineases around the area . The food is always hot and fresh cooked to order…read moreand very fast great value for money . Car park on the little small side . Would recommend this place to eat . Been lots of times and alway been top class .