Serves meat, vegan options available. International chain offering Japanese inspired cuisine. Created a separate vegan menu in 2017 which includes choices like wok fried greens, stir-fried udon or soba, katsu curry, fried rice, vegkatsu with rice, gyoza/dumplings, bao buns with mushroom and aubergine, and sorbet for dessert. Serves juice and smoothies. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-20:00.
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Victoria Square, First Floor, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 4QG
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 19 Mar 2023 by craigmc
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16 Reviews
First Review by J0Z1
Sweetcorn
Points +49
Quick n easy - Edit
Vegan friendly and tasty, try buffalo cauliflower, too yummy. However, thought there was a lack of spices/aromatics in my pad thai. The food is satisfying and that's why it won't be my last visit.
Read morePros: They can cook food properly
Cons: Pricey
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KirstyHull
Points +20
Good selection - Edit
It is very tasty and has great portion sizes. It's always nice to have a few different options as well.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-09-15
Pros: Good range of options, including deserts., Helpful staff
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nkngs
Points +416
Consistent! - Edit
I've visited several locations in different countries, and the taste is the same everywhere, which I find excellent and comforting.
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SlickVik
Points +379
Oh mama - Edit
Lots of selection and each time the menu has changed there has been more choice. All freshly prepared. Katsu curry is a favourite of mine as well as the gyoza starter.
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Lufia
Points +227
Standard tasty Wagamama - Edit
Pretty much the usual Wagamama experience, the food was tasty and the service was good
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TARAMCDONALD
Points +8744
Really enjoyed it - Edit
I ordered the sitan sticky ribs and wok fried greens plus a fresh green juice. For my main I had the hot seitan Katsu curry (I was really hungry) and topped it off with a herbal tea lemon and ginger. All the staff were really friendly and helpful. Great choice when dining with omni friends.
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Tasty food
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Sissingwowo
Points +314
Average - good in a pinch - Edit
typical chain store; have a few decent options but it seems that portion sizes have became a little smaller recently. fine if you're in the area but I wouldn't specific travel to go here.
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beatricemaee
Points +380
Ok not as good as Uk for vegan options. - Edit
So we love wagas and whilst on a trip to Belfast we thought we’d go here. We got here only to be super disappointed that half the vegan options we order at home in the uk they don’t have here!’ We ordered what we could and it was ok but not as good as the uk as the bao buns didn’t come with vegan mayo etc and they had ran out of the only vegan options we could have!
Read moreCons: Not many vegan options , Ran out of the vegan options , Not as good as the uk wagas
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ThomasVegano
Points +2504
2.9 Stars - Edit
Unfortunately they don’t offer the extensive and large menu you can find in Wagamama across other UK locations. There are only 3 vegan options for main. The day I visited they were out tofu for all dishes and the vegan katsu option for main was not available, not ideal in a veganuary month!
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Lee_A
Points +992
21/09/21 - Edit
For a city of this size, Belfast has a poor number of vegan and vegetarian places to eat and even fewer open in the evening. Thankfully, places like Wagamama have relatively good options. Tonight I had the Kare Burosu ramen, which was so good. I'd always choose to support vegan and vegetarian establishments first and foremost but when options are limited, there's not much more you can do.
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AbigailSellers
Points +138
bad experience - Edit
there was only one vegan main and one vegan side option available on the menu when we went. i ordered a yasai katsu and it came without the red pickles and the rice was undercooked. i also ordered the mushroom buns which came without coriander and was served with a chilli sauce instead of the mayonnaise which was on the menu??? i questioned it but the server said that the mayo wasn’t vegan but i was confused at why it would be on the menu if not and why were not asked if we’d be okay with the alternative chilli sauce which was too spicy for me. my brother is veggie and he ordered the yasai yaki soba which was so dry and lacking sauce. i’m so disappointed as the other wagamamas i have been to have been so much better!
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EtheVegan
Points +154
Disappointing - Edit
Was honestly a little disappointed however this could be because the only vegan option available was the yasai katsu curry. To me it just tasted like pure oil
Read moreThe rice was nice but that was about it
I’d be interested to go back and try other options when they’re available
Pros: Friendly staff
Cons: Tasted like oil, Vegan options weren’t available
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bethaniley
Points +167
A reliable option - Edit
As with other Wagamama branches, it has a good selection of vegetarian/vegan options - thankfully this hasn't changed since the pandemic struck. Unfortunately the food is disappointingly bland compared to other branches I've been to. Hopefully this is more a product of the times than a regular issue!
Read morePros: Consistent, decent vegan options
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tina(:
Points +256
Expensive and unpersonal chain - Edit
Nice staff, bit loud and unsettled, not personallized, but wide variety of vegan options. I thought it was tasty, but not optimal and very expensive! Nice interior though.
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jmoore
Points +73
Great bowl! - Edit
They just created a new menu item with rice, lots of veggies, and a vegan ‘egg.’ With chili oil and soy sauce, the bowl was just wonderful!!!
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J0Z1
Points +844
Mamma mia - Edit
The ubiquitous Asian franchise has a long standing outpost in the viccy centre.
Read moreReally not cheap for what it is, but freshly done. For my money, vegan options not very inspiring: fried noodles or salad. Veggie better and more options, panko battered sweet potato in honey curry is the best, get with a juice and yasi gyoza for the best meal, but say goodbye to £20 for 1 course for it.
There's another outpost in Dundonald should you prefer cheaper parking and quicker service.
Pros: Fresh and tasty
Cons: Price
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