Wagamama - Ipswich

The Menu of Wagamama from Ipswich includes about 162 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about £8.

What Adam Smith likes about Wagamama:
Wagamama is always a safe option, and although I have tried a bunch of her vegan options, the Vegatasu and the Bao Bungalows are always the best. Although I think the rolls are very expensive for what they are. Free green tea is also a bonus read more.

When the weather is good you can also have something outside, And into the accessible spaces also come clientele with wheelchairs or physical limitations.

What Trace Maggio doesn't like about Wagamama:
my man and I have eaten some paints here and have always enjoyed it. Today, however, we decided to bring our 11-month old. it is not always easy to find child-friendly places where you do not feel troubled with a child car, etc. but the personal was more than helpful and very friendly. and I cannot recommend the child menu enough. my son loved his lunch, just like us. highly recommended if they are looking somewhere... read more.

If you want to spoil your palate with a bit of culinary flair, this is the place to be: The successful Asian fusion cuisine of the Wagamama from Ipswich - a delicious combination of the familiar and the unexpected, on the daily specials there are also a lot of Asian meals. The restaurants serves a wide variety of fresh and delicious juices, Furthermore, the magical treats of this restaurant sparkle not only on children's plates and in children's eyes.