This was a great place to get a hearty, but quick meal. Yes, it is a chain, and there are locations…read morein the US, but it just hit dfferent here on this occasion. It was hot outside so the air conditioning inside was just right. There were some people there around 2pm when we arrived, but plenty of open tables, most of which are long and community, but they will space you out. The menu had lots of good options and was slightly different from the US menu. I had the teriyaki soba chicken and it hit the spot. There was a decent amount of meat when it came out about 10 minutes after I ordered. The noodles were cooked nicely, but the portion was not as big as I thought it would be. No worries as we had the hot honey chicken appetizer which was rich and so good! Our server knew we were in a bit of a hurry and made the meal move quickly without feeling rushed.

Wagamama Ordered the…read moreteriyaki soba with steak and it did not disappoint. The soba noodles were perfectly cooked and soaked up the teriyaki sauce beautifully. The mix of mangetout, bok choi, red and spring onion, beansprouts, and chilli gave it the perfect balance of crunch, freshness, and heat. The steak was tender and full of flavor, and the curry oil added a subtle kick that took the dish to the next level. Finished with coriander and sesame seeds, every bite was bold and satisfying. I also had the chicken donburi ramen, which was comforting and full of flavor. Light yet rich, with tender chicken and a perfectly seasoned broth, it was the perfect complement to the noodles. Overall, a solid, flavorful meal and a great spot for noodles in London.

We loved this place in NY. And now finding several in London. Great location. Good Service. Plenty…read moreof options and so many healthy choices. So flavorful. Good portion size. Lunch specials with drink 14. Ordered from full menu. They have cocktails and beer. Props to our server Colleen. She rocked!

Everything was just...grand! The food was immaculate and imaginative! I felt myself connecting to…read moremy natural flow state as I devowered my meal like a ravenous beast. HOWEVER. It came to my attention that were no anti bacterial staions. Now this may just be me being picky byt personally I feel very safe when I see a sanitary unit! But over all fantastic!

When ever I go to Europe and can find this chain I go to it…read more It is great option for Asian Cuisine my family loves to go to as it has something for everyone. The Marylebone location was great and and the service was on point, no problems getting seats or get serviced. This is not meant to be private place to chat. The open space makes it hard for someone to have private conversations and can add alot of background noise if you have an aversion too it. When went at 5pm so there wasn't a lot of background noise.

Been here multiple times before, but this time I decided to order take away and try something…read moredifferent. I normally get the brisket ramen, but decided to get the katsu udon. The noodles were cooked perfectly, it was bursting with good flavor, and the vegetables added a really good texture to the noodle dish. I kept it vegan and did not add any protein. It's a dish that I will for sure order again. It did not disappoint.

First time to try this restaurant. Very nice atmosphere and clean. Ordered the pork ribs ($9.90…read morepounds) and chef special saku saku duck ($21.40 pounds). I was very impressed of the duck. It was so crispy and the noodles were very tasty. The ribs were a little spicy and sweet. But it was delicious too.

We stopped in here after checking into our hotel for a quick bite to eat…read more The ribs are to die for! My boyfriend and I were blown away. I also enjoyed the duck bao buns as well. Great flavors all around! They were wonderful and went above and beyond in making sure my dairy allergy was accommodated for.

We stopped by here after visiting the Shakespeare's Globe nearby, and it was a convenient choice…read moresince it is not far from the Tate museum. The service was fast, and the food was decent. Overall, it was a positive experience and a good spot to grab a bite while exploring the area. Was my 2nd dining experience at a Wagamama (it is a chain)

This is a somewhat quick service restaurant you are seated and you order at your seat. The menu…read moreit's not that big but seems like he has something for everyone. I got the bold with chicken. It had a big glob of mayonnaise in the bowl which I didn't care for, but otherwise it was good.

This branch is near the river and is located underground with no windows. Black decor throughout…read morewith a serene sense of Zen and calmness. Small attractive tasty dishes. Generally good service and ambiance. Grilled salty mackerel is very good, as is their crispy soft shell crab (a classic dish). Calamari is excellent though be warned: it's spicy! If you are a fan try their tuna tartar (see photo).

A little hidden away, but definitely worth the descent into the catacomb-like interior…read more The vibe is intimate and the food is a legit take on Asian Fusion; mostly Japanese-inspired, but definitely with a bit of Chinese and Thai in there. The starters alone are worth a trip, and there were so many I wanted to try, they're actually all I had. Don't judge. They were amazing. The Pumpkin Croquettes were a slightly sweet and crispy version of traditional croquettes, deep-fried to perfection, with a light and smooth finish. Two will set you back a mere £3.10. While the spring rolls are good, I highly recommend the Vegetarian Duck Rolls, made with slightly sweet tofu skin, spring onions, cucumber, and Hoi Sin sauce. Three of those healthy rolls are a whopping £4.60. Finally, the Chicken Yakitori was also a dish worth it's weight in pounds, char-grilled to perfection and doused in a sweet yakitori sauce. A few skewers costs around £4.10. The rest of the menu is not only enormous, but sure to please any seafood-lover, especially sushi. They serve just about any Asian-inspired dish you can think of, including salads, ramen dishes, rice dishes, noodles of many different varieties, tempura, and sushi rolls, with a perfectly-paired sake menu to boot. But really, those side dishes are to die for.

This pan-Asian fusion restaurant is excellent--and offers authentic, reasonably priced Japanese…read morefood. They serve fresh sushi, ramen, noodles, and affordable Japanese/Asian dishes, popular with local Asian students. I've lived in Japan so I know real Japanese food and it can be hard to find--but the Katsu chicken curry here was exactly like what I ate in Japan--absolutely delicious. My friend ordered the Beef Chili & Black Bean Lo Mein which was savory and the full order is quite filling. You can also order small portions (perfect for one person) for less. One note--many of the dishes, including the Katsu Chicken curry, say they're spicy. I asked for mine mild and the friendly waitress said it wasn't spicy--and it wasn't. So ask if spiciness is an issue because it may not be. The small restaurant is easy to miss at the Brunswick center--it's next to the Curzon cinema--well worth taking a minute to find! I will be a repeat customer!

Amazing food + great service I love that the take out bags…read morewere reusable and insulated

Came here with two friends for FirstTable!…read more Good: - the truffle soup dumplings were amazing! The soup was fun to suck out of the dumpling and there was this fun flipping spoon thing to do afterwards as well - The pacman dumplings were fun - I didn't think they tasted the best but the presentation was delightful - The duck ho fen was amazing - I loved the flavor, the noodles were so chewy and the duck itself was a little dry though. - The bavette fried rice was good- meat still dry - Food came out so fast! great service and nice staff - The place was very fun ambiance-wise and I enjoyed the casual but upscale asian fusion theme - Super reasonably priced! Bad: - The meat was dry in all the dishes we had, too chewy and not juicy enough Overall I enjoyed the experience and would highly recommend!

Hole in the Wall restaurant in London. Very narrow cramped seating. We had the two course tasting…read morespecials for. 18.50 GBR. Wife tubor fish was typical whitefish with rice alongside a soup dumpling. Use the straw too sip up the soup out of the dumpling. Good dish for a cold day in rainy April. I have the chicken lollipop which was wrapped around shrimp. The whole thing was breaded and fried and came out well accompaniied by vermicelli noodles. These were both tasting dishes small and portion side. They're adding a 12.5% service charge and the total came out to $56 37, pricey for two double Course tasting dishes. Difficulty getting out of the seat and going to the restroom due to the close proximity of other occupied chairs on adjacent table.