Wagamama - Brighton

The menu of Wagamama from Brighton includes 170 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about £8. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Maggie Lebon likes about Wagamama:
It was a lovely surprise to see new vegan choices, I didn’t realise until that day that the menu changes on every single restaurant, and this one offers a wide range. We loved the vg mushroom hirata bun, the new pulled vegan 'chicken ' ramen (vg) and the new spicy short 'rib ' ramen!! They were incredible tasty, loved them!!! Will definitely repeat both of them. read more.

As a customer, you can use the WLAN of the establishment at no extra cost, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and eat. The rooms on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for visitors with wheelchairs or physiological disabilities.

What Thomas Miller doesn't like about Wagamama:
Me and my partner ordered a Tofu dish, I can't remember the exact name but it took almost an hour to come! when they arrived , he got tofu and I got chicken! I almost didn't notice as I was very tired. The waitress came and changed it to tofu and did give us free sorbet and a beer so I understand it must have just been a bad day..but it wasn't even busy so I'm not sure what happened there? However ..the food was nice... read more.

The comprehensive diversity of coffee and tea specialties makes a visit to Wagamama even more worthwhile, The guests prefer especially fine juices. The Asian fusion cuisine is also an important part of Wagamama. Anyone who finds the usual and generally known menus too boring should approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients enjoy, and it's made with lots of fresh vegetables, fish and meat, easily digestible Japanese dishes prepared.