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wagamama reading
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Casual restaurant serving Asian dishes in a Japanese-inspired setting with long communal benches.
Nearby attractions
Reading Minster
St Mary's Butts, Reading RG1 2LG, United Kingdom
South Street Arts Centre
21 South St, Reading RG1 4QU, United Kingdom
Reading Museum
Blagrave St, Reading RG1 1QH, United Kingdom
Reading Abbey Ruins
Abbot's Walk, Reading RG1 3HW, United Kingdom
Urban Fun
Units 49, 50/52 Broad Street Mall, Reading RG1 7QE, United Kingdom
Forbury Gardens Park
Forbury Gardens, 26 The Forbury, Reading RG1 3EJ, United Kingdom
Maiwand Lion
26 The Forbury, Reading RG1 3EJ, United Kingdom
Britain's Bayeux Tapestry
Museum, Town Hall, Blagrave St, Reading RG1 1QH, United Kingdom
Reading Abbey Gateway
Reading RG1 3BD, United Kingdom
Coley Recreation Ground
15 Lesford Rd, Coley Park, Reading RG1 6DX, United Kingdom
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Slug & Lettuce - Riverside Reading
Unit 12, Riverside Level, Reading RG1 2AG, United Kingdom
Osaka Reading
Unit R16, Riverside Mall Level, Reading RG1 2AG, United Kingdom
Nando's Reading - Oracle Centre
The Oracle, 4 The Riverside, Reading RG1 2AG, United Kingdom
Comptoir Libanais Reading
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Gordon Ramsay Street Burger x Street Pizza - Reading
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Côte Reading
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wagamama reading

Bridge St, Reading RG1 2AG, United Kingdom
4.4(646)
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Casual restaurant serving Asian dishes in a Japanese-inspired setting with long communal benches.

attractions: Reading Minster, South Street Arts Centre, Reading Museum, Reading Abbey Ruins, Urban Fun, Forbury Gardens Park, Maiwand Lion, Britain's Bayeux Tapestry, Reading Abbey Gateway, Coley Recreation Ground, restaurants: Zizzi - Reading Oracle, Las Iguanas - Reading, Slug & Lettuce - Riverside Reading, Osaka Reading, Nando's Reading - Oracle Centre, Comptoir Libanais Reading, Bella Italia - Reading Oracle, Miller & Carter Oracle, Gordon Ramsay Street Burger x Street Pizza - Reading, Côte Reading
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Phone
+44 118 951 1599
Website
wagamama.com

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Featured dishes

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Build Your Own Rice Bowl
Protein topped rice bowls full of flavour. (from £10). start with a protein (regular or go big): tofu (vg, 168 kcal), chicken thigh (188 kcal), beef brisket (144 kcal), prawn (55 kcal), duck (281 kcal), pulled shiitake (vg, 283 kcal). bring on the flavour (vg): mild-sweet amai (78 kcal), teriyaki (129 kcal), medium yuzu (114 kcal), sweet chilli (184 kcal), spicy gochujang (67 kcal), korean bbq (85 kcal). choose your steamed rice (vg): sticky rice (453 kcal), white rice (480 kcal), brown rice (444 kcal), cauliflower 'rice' (85 kcal). make it your own: bowls come with peashoots. veg (vg, add for +£1 each): pickled cucumber (16 kcal), edamame beans (36 kcal), sweet potato (13 kcal), spring onion (5 kcal), snow onion slaw (7 kcal), red onion (7 kcal), broccoli (3 kcal), carrot (11 kcal). garnish (vg): chilli (2 kcal), sesame seeds (26 kcal), crispy onions (48 kcal), chilli powder (9 kcal), garlic oil (11 kcal), tea-stained egg (v, 69 kcal), sriracha (121 kcal), katsu pickles (vg, 5 kcal), coriander (vg, 3 kcal), snow onion slaw (vg, 61 kcal).
Duck Donburi
Mangetout, sweet potato, cucumber, kimchee, sticky white rice (1149 kcal)
Teriyaki Donburi
Mangetout, pea shoots, edamame beans, sesame seeds, kimchee, sticky white rice (942 kcal)
Sake Donburi New
Sweet potato, pea shoots, edamame beans, ginger, sticky white rice (688 kcal)
Saku Saku Duck Soba
Crispy duck, noodles, amai sauce, egg, beansprouts, leek, spring onion, chilli, teriyaki sauce (908 kcal)

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Nearby attractions of wagamama reading

Reading Minster

South Street Arts Centre

Reading Museum

Reading Abbey Ruins

Urban Fun

Forbury Gardens Park

Maiwand Lion

Britain's Bayeux Tapestry

Reading Abbey Gateway

Coley Recreation Ground

Reading Minster

Reading Minster

4.6

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South Street Arts Centre

South Street Arts Centre

4.6

(252)

Closed
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Reading Museum

Reading Museum

4.5

(636)

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Reading Abbey Ruins

Reading Abbey Ruins

4.6

(779)

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Adrian PAdrian P
I didn't think one could get ramen wrong, but they've managed. We've ordered the "marinated chicken" ramen, the beef one, the no duck donburi, the prawn yaki soba and some starters. The yaki soba came immediately, 2 minutes after we've finished ordering. Not surprisingly, the noodles were cold and not "sizzling from the grill". The plate was most likely been sitting in the kitchen, waiting for someone to order. The starters were good. The ramen was awful. A sticky mess of noodles one could barely eat. My daughters were hungry and yet they just couldn't even eat half of it. They're most telling comment was: "Dad, the ramen noodles from the Asian shop are three times better than these". The so called "grilled marinated chicken" was a slab of white chicken breast with no trace of marinating or grill ever coming near it. Just the top had a brown trace to make it look the part. The donburi was awfully sweet from all the Hoisin sauce they've threw in there, my wife wasn't able to finish it either. As cold as it came, the yaki soba was the most decent dish. But nowhere near what a plethora of 5 star reviews would warrant. I'm lead to believe all the rave reviews are from people who either never tasted proper Asian food, never tried to cook it, or perhaps always had these poor chain restaurant versions. Here in Reading, do yourself a favour and walk the 10 minutes up the road to the Thai Corner and have a proper Asian meal. You will thank me for it.
Ravi VemuriRavi Vemuri
We went for a casual family dinner, they don’t take bookings so we turned up and waited outside for about 15 minutes. They handed out little cups of green tea to people waiting which I thought was a good idea. Once inside they ushered us into a table (we felt so lucky to get proper seats instead of the benches with no back support) and provided us menus (new all vegan menus take way problems of wondering which dishes we can have) Our waiter Adam was very helpful and patient with requests for customisation and credit to him/chefs that the food was as requested despite the restaurant being busy. Drinks arrived soon and the food started arriving in about 10 minutes. There was a nearly 10 minute wait between first and last dishes which isn’t great for a family dinner. The food was great and the quantity was sufficient. My son loved him ramen noodles (with the massive ladle to eat it with), we also had the katsu curry with rice (love the sticky rice) and yasai pad thai. The “positive juice” my wife ordered was refreshing so I wish I chose that instead. As a no-frills dining experience (no bookings, benches for seating, pay on mobile) I would say it is quite expensive so we won’t be frequenting it but a good place to go from time to time.
Wilson TsangWilson Tsang
TLDR: food and service is amazing but business practice of stealing your information is ridiculous! Read below I sat down and ordered a fresh fruit juice with no sweetener added (asked for a glass of ice because it was none inside of the drink). The pork belly ramen is delicious with flavorful chicken broth, well fried pork belly and a soft half egg with nice ramen and greens. Where all the stars go out the window is when you pay. Firstly, they force you to pay with scanning a barcode. When you do, they make you fill out a survey to continue ( I tried to continue without it and it made me do the survey). Secondly it makes you use their location services to “find your bill” which is ridiculous I have to turn on my location for them since I am a tourist and don’t know my location. Lastly they force you to give your name and email to “send you a receipt” there is no way to opt out ( I did not even want my receipt). Amazing food but shady business practice of forcing you to give them your information (name, email, survey AND location) (I have already been sent a marketing email within the first hour, not including my email receipt) makes me not want to come ever again
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I didn't think one could get ramen wrong, but they've managed. We've ordered the "marinated chicken" ramen, the beef one, the no duck donburi, the prawn yaki soba and some starters. The yaki soba came immediately, 2 minutes after we've finished ordering. Not surprisingly, the noodles were cold and not "sizzling from the grill". The plate was most likely been sitting in the kitchen, waiting for someone to order. The starters were good. The ramen was awful. A sticky mess of noodles one could barely eat. My daughters were hungry and yet they just couldn't even eat half of it. They're most telling comment was: "Dad, the ramen noodles from the Asian shop are three times better than these". The so called "grilled marinated chicken" was a slab of white chicken breast with no trace of marinating or grill ever coming near it. Just the top had a brown trace to make it look the part. The donburi was awfully sweet from all the Hoisin sauce they've threw in there, my wife wasn't able to finish it either. As cold as it came, the yaki soba was the most decent dish. But nowhere near what a plethora of 5 star reviews would warrant. I'm lead to believe all the rave reviews are from people who either never tasted proper Asian food, never tried to cook it, or perhaps always had these poor chain restaurant versions. Here in Reading, do yourself a favour and walk the 10 minutes up the road to the Thai Corner and have a proper Asian meal. You will thank me for it.
Adrian P

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We went for a casual family dinner, they don’t take bookings so we turned up and waited outside for about 15 minutes. They handed out little cups of green tea to people waiting which I thought was a good idea. Once inside they ushered us into a table (we felt so lucky to get proper seats instead of the benches with no back support) and provided us menus (new all vegan menus take way problems of wondering which dishes we can have) Our waiter Adam was very helpful and patient with requests for customisation and credit to him/chefs that the food was as requested despite the restaurant being busy. Drinks arrived soon and the food started arriving in about 10 minutes. There was a nearly 10 minute wait between first and last dishes which isn’t great for a family dinner. The food was great and the quantity was sufficient. My son loved him ramen noodles (with the massive ladle to eat it with), we also had the katsu curry with rice (love the sticky rice) and yasai pad thai. The “positive juice” my wife ordered was refreshing so I wish I chose that instead. As a no-frills dining experience (no bookings, benches for seating, pay on mobile) I would say it is quite expensive so we won’t be frequenting it but a good place to go from time to time.
Ravi Vemuri

Ravi Vemuri

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TLDR: food and service is amazing but business practice of stealing your information is ridiculous! Read below I sat down and ordered a fresh fruit juice with no sweetener added (asked for a glass of ice because it was none inside of the drink). The pork belly ramen is delicious with flavorful chicken broth, well fried pork belly and a soft half egg with nice ramen and greens. Where all the stars go out the window is when you pay. Firstly, they force you to pay with scanning a barcode. When you do, they make you fill out a survey to continue ( I tried to continue without it and it made me do the survey). Secondly it makes you use their location services to “find your bill” which is ridiculous I have to turn on my location for them since I am a tourist and don’t know my location. Lastly they force you to give your name and email to “send you a receipt” there is no way to opt out ( I did not even want my receipt). Amazing food but shady business practice of forcing you to give them your information (name, email, survey AND location) (I have already been sent a marketing email within the first hour, not including my email receipt) makes me not want to come ever again
Wilson Tsang

Wilson Tsang

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Reviews of wagamama reading

4.4
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2.0
4y

I didn't think one could get ramen wrong, but they've managed. We've ordered the "marinated chicken" ramen, the beef one, the no duck donburi, the prawn yaki soba and some starters. The yaki soba came immediately, 2 minutes after we've finished ordering. Not surprisingly, the noodles were cold and not "sizzling from the grill". The plate was most likely been sitting in the kitchen, waiting for someone to order. The starters were good. The ramen was awful. A sticky mess of noodles one could barely eat. My daughters were hungry and yet they just couldn't even eat half of it. They're most telling comment was: "Dad, the ramen noodles from the Asian shop are three times better than these". The so called "grilled marinated chicken" was a slab of white chicken breast with no trace of marinating or grill ever coming near it. Just the top had a brown trace to make it look the part. The donburi was awfully sweet from all the Hoisin sauce they've threw in there, my wife wasn't able to finish it either. As cold as it came, the yaki soba was the most decent dish. But nowhere near what a plethora of 5 star reviews would warrant. I'm lead to believe all the rave reviews are from people who either never tasted proper Asian food, never tried to cook it, or perhaps always had these poor chain restaurant versions. Here in Reading, do yourself a favour and walk the 10 minutes up the road to the Thai Corner and have a proper Asian meal. You will...

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1.0
8w

Horrific Service. What a joke. I’m not one to complain or make reviews but this was shocking.

Where to start ?

Me and my girlfriend came to the reading Wagamama’s store for some light food and a drink on a quiet Sunday. I ordered a tofu pad Thai and my girlfriend ordered some gyozas. We were not told anything about separate delivery times and haven’t been before so didn’t know how they operate.

We tried to order drinks on the menu but all apart from two drinks were not being served as the “ menu was changing “. We proceeded to order the only available drinks and were asked for id. ( fair enough as we are in our early 20s )

The drinks came and they were amazing. Though mojito served in a gin glass is not normal.

My pad Thai came quite swiftly, but I had to wait 20 minutes for the gyozas to come. I asked a couple of staff to check on where they are. No reply. I also had to ask multiple people for cutlery and sauce.

When the gyozas finally came I asked for them to heat up my food and complained to why it didn’t come at the same time. I was replied with “ we don’t do that at Wagamama and you should have been told”. Which is understandable. If I knew then I wouldn’t need to write this.

According to my gf the woman’s toilets are also gross, one of then were clogged and a sink had toilet paper all over it. The floor was also covered.

In the end we paid and left. It’s upsetting that a lovely Sunday had to take such a...

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3.0
3y

We went for a casual family dinner, they don’t take bookings so we turned up and waited outside for about 15 minutes. They handed out little cups of green tea to people waiting which I thought was a good idea. Once inside they ushered us into a table (we felt so lucky to get proper seats instead of the benches with no back support) and provided us menus (new all vegan menus take way problems of wondering which dishes we can have)

Our waiter Adam was very helpful and patient with requests for customisation and credit to him/chefs that the food was as requested despite the restaurant being busy.

Drinks arrived soon and the food started arriving in about 10 minutes. There was a nearly 10 minute wait between first and last dishes which isn’t great for a family dinner. The food was great and the quantity was sufficient. My son loved him ramen noodles (with the massive ladle to eat it with), we also had the katsu curry with rice (love the sticky rice) and yasai pad thai. The “positive juice” my wife ordered was refreshing so I wish I chose that instead.

As a no-frills dining experience (no bookings, benches for seating, pay on mobile) I would say it is quite expensive so we won’t be frequenting it but a good place to go from...

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