Truly terrible food. I had a ginger omelet in my ramen which had the texture of jello. Our main dishes came out 15 minutes from each other. The sticky buns were mushy and had about a half a cup of mayo on them. No one around us seemed to enjoy or even eat their food read more

Stopped by here before walking through Tower of London and loved it. There was a tasty filling choice for my vegan brother and I enjoyed the chicken and shrimp yaki soba.... serves was nice and quick, it was a great choice!!!! read more

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Great service, didnt have to wait long to get our dinner and the view was also pretty cool. I would go back there and also recommend to friends read more

The best part about this place is the gorgeous view of the Bridge. And we had a nice waiter. Oh and they're great about catering to people with food allergies. After a mediocre Wagamana experience near the British Museum (blandest and grossest-colored "curry" I have ever experienced), I gave this place a second chance. Nope, it wasn't just that particular branch. At this branch I ordered the Ginger Chicken Udon. The first bite I took assaulted my palate with this really unappealing bitter taste. It was such an unattractive dish, so carelessly prepared, with just random bits of this and that, including RAW onions, random unidentifiable string-like scraps, and DARK meat. If you're gonna serve dark meat, you should really put that on the menu, because I don't know anyone who would willingly order it. The chicken just wasn't good. They do give you a lot of food, which is good for value, but not if that food isn't great. read more

Great and plentiful Asian fusion cuisine located right off the Victoria Embankment Pier beside the Tower of London. Two teenage boys left very full after a late lunch. Lunch for 3 ran about 52 pounds so a bit on the pricey side, but filling. Staff were helpful. read more

Excellent Asian food. I have to eat here every time I go to London as there are no locations in the states. The food is healthy, not heavy, mostly noodle Asian food. The seating is cafeteria style tables so it can accommodate large groups. The orders come out as they are prepared so everyone may not get their food all at once, however that ensures that your food is always as fresh as can be. I recommend trying their amazing appetizers. If you're doing the tourist thing and checking out the Tower of London, stop into Wagamama. The view from their windows is directly across to the Tower (as well as the Tower Bridge in the background). read more

As with all the other Wagamamas, the chicken kare lomen, a curry noodle soup, is great and you should eat the white chocolate ginger cheesecake at least once before you die. read more

Awesome place. I'd always heard good things about Wagamama, and I'm so happy that I came. They had really good noodles, though I wasn't a fan of the tofu but that's my own fault. Also, was happy to see Asahi beer here. The waitress was really helpful since it was our first time there. They do give you silverware if you ask. The long tables that are shared by several parties is fun if you have nearby groups that are friendly. Great atmosphere, and I'm glad there's one in Dublin so I don't have to wait to go again! read more

It it's very convenient and the decor is nice. I ordered the Firecracker with prawns. The flavors were GREAT but it was incredibly spicy. When I ordered it, our nice waitress warned me that it was spicy. The menu said the same, but I assumed that she was only exaggerating. I consider myself a spice lover, but this was way out of my realm. Like I said, the flavor was great, so if not for the immense spice, it would be a five-star dish. It seems like instead of listing it as "spicy," the menu should have classified it as "very spicy." Everyone else in my six-person party enjoyed their food, so the spice in my dish is the only thing holding it back from a five-star review. read more

A decent meal for ten pounds. The chicken danburi bowl was very good, but extremely salty and overdosed in sugary sauce. The flavor was a bit strong because of this. Not sure I'd go back, but it was good in a pinch. read more

In an extremely touristic location we found a relatively quiet haven and great service here. he broths are great and extremely filling (huge bowls!). read more

Disappointed place!!! Taste not even closed to any Japanese ramen at all. Also, the crispy chicken, teriyaki chicken don, fried udon...none of these dishes are good. I don't understand why people would recommend this restaurant. Trust me. Better to eat McDonald's. By the way, i can't post this unless I gave a star...Not even worth one. read more

I visit London often and find Wagamama to be one of the most relaiable and reasonable meals in thervice UK. Service is quick and always find something I like on their menu. I am not a big fan of curry, however I tried the chicaken katsu curry based on a recommendation of a friend. I did like it because it is Asian curry and a very mild curry. The new pork rib appetizer is good, pork gyoza, and I like many of their noodle dishes. They even deliver to many areas of London. On one freezing night I was happy to order and get delivery. I like this new location at the Tower of London as most of the places around there are somewhat touristy. Free Green tea with your meal as well. read more

I wasn't a fan yesterday when I sat down for what I hoped would be a quick lunch. I ordered the chicken katsu curry. It was not quick and I didn't order any sides or appetizers. The dish smelled great when they put it down, sweet and fragrant, my first bite of chicken was fantastic, but the "curry" sauce they poured over it was not what I was expecting. It was more like a gravy than curry - maybe Indian restaurants have spoiled me for what I think curry should taste like. But I continued eating because I paid for it and I was hungry. It took forever to get a bill - I couldn't figure out if there was a checkout counter I was supposed to go to on my own, or if they were bringing it to me. I ended up spending more than 40 minutes there when I intended to spend 25. I'm not a slow eater. Maybe I was expecting too much out of Wagamama. read more

We had just finished a long day of site seeing, which finished at the Tower of London and found this place very closeby. It's a chain that we also have here in the states, although I had never been. You have a waiter, but it's mostly a quick service vibe (paper on the table that they write your order on, etc). We started with edamame and pork gyoza (dumplings) - both very good, although the 4 of us could have done with 2 orders of dumplings. My children (12&15) got the chicken teriyaki, I got the pad Thai with shrimp, and my husband got the chicken ramen (which was huge but lovely with nice greens). The price was reasonable for London, and the service was great. I had a small chip in the bottom my glass, and the entire thing was replaced right away even though I had drunk most of my beer. I would go again. read more

Food very delicious. Good place to bring family and enjoy a walk around the tower of London

I often go to Wagama in the West End - a few different branches and always loved their food and found the service to be excellent. The service my friend and I received here was extermely poor. The waiter seemed to be in such a rush and was telling us to hurry up and order, when the place was almost empty and we had arrived less than a minute before. There were two other people and us. They have lost my business. The food was good but forget any service. This was the Wagama in Spitalfields. One star for the food because the service was so bad and that spoils the enjoyment of the food. Other branches would easily get 5 stars from me. OK an update: I went again today and the service was much better so I will give them extra stars now. read more

If you are looking for a ramen with no taste, then this is the place. No sodium, no oil and the meat leaves a lot to be desired. The soup base almost tastes like you boiled some plain water. read more

I tried this twice, no more. Fusion restaurants are always a gamble, especially when it is a style from the far side of the earth. Their combinations just don't taste any good. read more

They only deserve stars at all for the drink selection. The fresh juice was very good. The food however was mushy and rather tasteless. Honestly pretty terrible. It was extremely overpriced for something I could have made better at home. read more

Those who visit London soon find that they can't stand another bite from the awful English menu. It is a relief to find a restaurant that makes you look forward to your next meal instead of dreading it. Growing up as an American in England I know what good food tastes like while also knowing that the English have yet to figure out what spices, onions, and garlic can do for a boring dish. I don't remember how old I was when I first visited Wagamama, definitely young enough to order from the kid's menu, but since that first visit I can't get enough! I love Wagamama's food and atmosphere, and this particular Wagamama holds a special place in my heart. It's clean, the food is excellent (my personal favorite is the Teriyaki Chicken Donburi), the customer service is better than average for England, and the location is extremely convenient for tourists and business men alike. They also have an entire section of their menu dedicated to freshly juiced fruits and veggies, although I have never ordered one of the juices myself I have never heard a negative word against them Wagamama is definitely worth checking out; the ingredients are fresh and good quality, there are lots of options for those with dietary needs, it is in an excellent location and has a family and group friendly atmosphere, all of these things check the box for a good restaurant. When you visit London don't ruin your visit by subjecting yourself to substandard food at extortionate prices, visit Wagamama and enjoy the quality and taste of the cultures London has acquired! When you visit, check out their cookbook, though finding the ingredients can be a challenge it is easy to understand and follow meaning you can make your favorites at home! Pro Tip: Ask for Green Tea! It's free! read more

Gluten free options! Very knowledgeable staff, willing to ensure everything is gluten free (no guessing, like I've see at other place). Easy to read menu for gluten free options. Affordable. Excellent for a quick lunch while seeing the sights. Also gives the option of ordering ahead and tracking your order with their app. read more

Over priced and bland. This is the place for white people can't handle tobacco sauce (with too little education in good food and too much money) to talk about all the 'exotic' food they've had recently. As I'm lucky enough to live in central London, there are several places that are much better. If the above doesn't apply to you, avoid. read more

I just love Wagamama restaurants and have been in them all across England. this one doesnt let me down either with its friendly staff and good food just be careful as some of the dishes can be an acquired taste! but you cant go wrong with the chicken katsu curry its top notch read more

JUST THE BEST SUSHI IN THE CITY, try the dishes with noodles they are great!!

Excellent sushi, cooked by a real, professional chef. You should definitely try the place if you haven't already even if you don't like Japanese food, the restaurant can definitely surprise you. Also, it's always my first choice when I want to impress visiting friends. read more

Amazing Ramen! Loved every bite of the meal. Definitely going to go back and try more of the menu. The staff were very friendly and quick. Food came out hot and fresh. Great place! read more

We visited this restaurant after touring Tower of London so it was very convenient. The place was crowded on a Saturday afternoon. Servers take your table order and then bring the food as the individual dishes arrive. Certainly, this is not the place to go for a calm social meal. It seems to be a decent choice for a quick meal even if the space and service is somewhat chaotic. The food was good. I wouldn't seek it out again but if you need to eat when this is convenient it is a fine choice. read more

If you've ever been to a Wagamama, any Wagamama, you know about what to expect from the food. It's tasty and inexpensive and the portions are huge, green tea is free, miso is warm, and so on. But what's exceptional about this particular location are the view (tourists and locals alike can enjoy looking out over the Tower and surrounding courtyard) and the incredibly friendly service. I don't think I had a more polite server during my entire trip to visit friends in London. The staff was attentive without making me feel watched or uncomfortable, food was brought out in a timely fashion but without coming too quickly for us to enjoy conversation, and even though we arrived a mere hour before close, we never felt rushed. I'm not usually the sort to really enjoy major chain restaurants but Wagamama appears to be one very quality exception to the rule. read more

A large restaurant, this Wagamama offers quick service and space to accommodate the tourist crowds from the Tower of London. I got the ramen (don't remember exactly which, but remember it having the rich broth). The broth in this version was a little too salty for my tastes, but overall it hit the spot on a cold day. They offer free green tea and the rest of their dishes are a pretty decent value. Great place to stop if you want to grab a quick bite. read more

This place is adequate. Certainly doesn't deserve 5 stars. The ingredients are fresh. The atmosphere is uninspired but with a decent view. I've had better noodles many places but I have no complaints. I just think the other reviews are inflated. read more

amazing food. i'm from cali where we have a big variety and this is by far my favorite beef brisket i've ever had

After the third (and worst) experience with take out from this location over the last two months, we are not ordering again. None of the three times we ordered actually were prepared as specified - extra sauce, not hot, etc and each time we had one entirely inedible entree out of three. The food was overcooked, meats were very dry and again, nothing was prepared as ordered. On the last go, the meal specified as "for a kid" came with copious amounts of chili pepper. She could not eat more than one bite and we ended up going to Pret for a sandwich instead. The menu looks great, but the experience does not live up to the visual. read more

Nice chic atmosphere but ramen was mediocre. Overcooked noodles with watery broth. Disappointed. Too bad because their restaurants are everywhere. I would keep looking. read more

My family ordered seafood ramen, pad Thai with udon noodles, chicken donburi and beef donburi. Nothing was appetizing, and all of it could not be considered Asian or Asian fusion. The chicken and beef donburi were bland and the only taste was soy sauce. There was not even enough soy sauce. The seafood ramen had a strange sharp flavor and a piece of soggy fried fish inside. The pad Thai was so so and was the only thing worth eating. For an appetizer, we ordered pork dumplings/gyoza. When it says pork dumplings, it is literally ONLY pork, no vegetables at all to make the filling tasty. It melted in my mouth, and not in a good way. Overall, the food did not taste good, but it looked attractive. So if you are willing to spend money on nothing but Instagram pictures, go for it, but otherwise, stay away. read more

Tried here on a whim after visiting the Tower of London and walking around. It was an incredibly sweltering day and this particular establishment did not have air con. Luckily they were very generous with the ice water. The food was decent, and filled my appetite for ramen which I rarely get to eat. read more

I think this is what asian food taste like if they're trying to cater to western palate. Or maybe how it taste when you don't have anybody who's asian cooking the food. We had 7 people in our group, so I got to taste at least 7 orders and some side orders, and did not like any of them. The only reason I give 2 stars instead of 1 is because the food is relatively inexpensive. read more

Was very excited to come. Great decor. Excellent service and atmosphere. They were very interested in making sure the food was right. But need to spend some time with real ramen artisans to bring food up to snuff to match atmosphere and service. read more

Had Wagamama for lunch today. Food was a let down. Itame was super bland, gyoza that tastes like rubber The flowering tea however was delicious. I probably won't eat at Wagamama again unless my company is paying. read more