Wagamama menu prices in the UK run from about £5 for a side up to roughly £19 for the largest noodle and donburi dishes, with most mains between £13 and £16.50. The signature Chicken Katsu Curry sits around £14, and chicken gyoza are about £7.50. Here are the current Wagamama prices, the best ways to save, and what the headline dishes cost.
Wagamama UK at a glance
| Price range | £5 to £19 |
|---|---|
| Most mains | £13 to £16.50 |
| Chicken Katsu Curry | around £14 |
| Chicken Gyoza | around £7.50 |
| Student discount | Yes, via student offer sites at participating branches |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Wagamama UK menu prices
Wagamama pricing is fairly consistent across the country, though some city-centre branches run set lunch deals that come in below the standard menu. Around half the menu is now plant-based, with veggie versions of the headline dishes. Prices below are representative. Check the Wagamama app or your local restaurant for exact figures.
Curry and donburi
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Katsu Curry | from £14.00 |
| Yasai Katsu Curry (vegan) | from £13.00 |
| Chicken Raisukaree | from £14.50 |
| Teriyaki Chicken Donburi | from £14.50 |
Ramen and noodles
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Ramen | from £13.50 |
| Shirodashi Ramen | from £15.00 |
| Tantanmen Ramen | from £13.00 |
| Yaki Soba | from £13.50 |
| Chicken Pad Thai | from £14.00 |
Sides and starters
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Chicken Gyoza | from £7.50 |
| Edamame | from £5.00 |
| Wok-Fried Greens | from £5.50 |
| Bang Bang Cauliflower | from £7.00 |
| Prawn Crackers | from £4.50 |
Drinks and desserts
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Fresh Juice | from £4.50 |
| Soft Drink | from £3.25 |
| White Chocolate and Matcha Cheesecake | from £7.50 |
Best Wagamama deals and how to save
Wagamama does not run permanent discounts, so the savings come from a few specific routes. The soul club rewards programme on the app gives you points and the occasional free dish, students can usually find a percentage off through dedicated student offer sites at participating branches, and some city restaurants run a set lunch menu that brings a main and a side below the standard price. A single noodle or donburi dish is filling enough to skip a starter, which is the simplest way to keep the bill down, since the sides add up quickly.
What is the most popular Wagamama dish?
The Chicken Katsu Curry is by far the best seller, served several million times a year across UK branches. It is breaded chicken with katsu curry sauce, sticky rice and a side salad, and it is the dish most people order on a first visit. The vegan Yasai Katsu Curry is the plant-based version and costs a little less.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a katsu curry at Wagamama?
A Chicken Katsu Curry costs from around £14, and the vegan Yasai Katsu Curry is from about £13.
Does Wagamama do a student discount?
Students can usually get a percentage off through dedicated student offer sites at participating branches. The amount and availability vary by restaurant.
Is half the Wagamama menu vegan?
Yes. Around half of the Wagamama menu is now plant-based, including vegan versions of the katsu curry and several noodle dishes.
Does Wagamama have a rewards scheme?
Yes. The soul club programme on the Wagamama app gives you points as you spend and occasional free dishes.
How Wagamama prices compare across the UK
Prices at Wagamama can vary by a small margin depending on location, with city-centre and airport or motorway service branches typically running slightly higher than a standard high-street or retail-park site. This is common across UK chains generally, driven by higher rent and operating costs in premium locations rather than any difference in the food itself. Checking the specific branch’s own menu or app before visiting is the most reliable way to confirm current local pricing rather than relying on a national average.
Ordering ahead at Wagamama
Using the Wagamama app to order ahead, where available, often means a smoother visit with less waiting once you arrive, and can sometimes surface slightly different pricing or exclusive app-only items. Checking the app’s current offers before ordering is worth doing regardless of whether you plan to use it for the order itself, since it’s often the fastest way to spot a current deal. Collection orders placed through the app also tend to be ready faster than walking in and ordering at the counter during a busy period.
Does Wagamama charge different prices in different locations?
Yes, city-centre, airport and motorway locations typically run slightly higher than standard high-street branches, reflecting local operating costs.
Is it worth ordering ahead through the Wagamama app?
Yes, it often means a smoother visit and can surface current offers or app-only items not available at the counter.