Wasabi menu prices in the UK run from about £3 for a small sushi pack up to roughly £44.95 for a sharing meal for four, with most hot dishes and bento boxes between £6.50 and £10.50. The Chicken Katsu Curry Bento is a best seller at £9.45. Here are the current Wasabi prices and how to save.
Wasabi UK at a glance
| Price range | £3 to £44.95 |
|---|---|
| Hot dishes | £6.95 to £10.50 |
| Bento boxes | £6.50 to £9.95 |
| Chicken Katsu Bento | £9.45 |
| Best saver | App 2-for-1 sushi deals |
| Last updated | June 2026 |
Full Wasabi UK menu prices
Wasabi serves fresh sushi, hot bento, noodles and ramen. Prices vary a little by location, with central London a touch higher. Prices below are representative; check your local shop or the Wasabi app for exact figures and offers.
Food
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Sushi Boxes | £6.00 to £10.00 |
| Chicken Katsu Curry Bento | £9.45 |
| Hot Dishes (katsu, teriyaki) | £6.95 to £10.50 |
| Ramen (Tom Yum, Korean BBQ) | £8.45 |
| Soups and Rice Bowls | £4.00 to £5.00 |
Sharing bundles
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Rolling Solo (for one) | £16.95 |
| Gather Round (meal for four) | £44.95 |
Best ways to save at Wasabi
The Wasabi app is where the savings are, with regular 2-for-1 sushi deals, free drinks and discounted bentos, so download it before you order. The smaller soups and rice bowls from £4 are the cheapest way to eat if you want a quick lunch, while the bento boxes give you a full hot meal for under a tenner. For a group, the Gather Round meal for four works out cheaper per person than ordering separately. There is no separate student scheme, so the app deals are the main route.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a katsu curry at Wasabi?
The Chicken Katsu Curry Bento is £9.45, and hot katsu dishes run from around £6.95 to £10.50.
Does Wasabi do 2-for-1 sushi?
Yes. The Wasabi app regularly runs 2-for-1 sushi deals, along with free drinks and discounted bentos.
How much is a bento box at Wasabi?
Bento boxes are typically £6.50 to £9.95 depending on the type and protein.
What is the cheapest thing at Wasabi?
Small soups and rice bowls from around £4 are the cheapest options for a quick meal.
About Wasabi in the UK
Wasabi opened its first branch in London in the mid-2000s, built around a fast, grab-and-go approach to Japanese and pan-Asian food, bento boxes, sushi packs and noodle dishes designed to be picked up quickly rather than ordered from a sit-down menu. That focus on speed set it apart from more leisurely sushi restaurants, positioning it closer to a sandwich shop in terms of pace while still offering genuinely made-fresh Japanese-inspired food. It expanded steadily across UK city centres and transport hubs, where fast turnover matters most.
What to expect at Wasabi
Expect a fast, counter-based format with pre-made and made-to-order options both available, letting you grab something quickly or wait a few minutes for a freshly prepared dish. Branches are commonly found in busy city centre locations and near transport hubs, reflecting the brand’s focus on convenience for commuters and workers. The menu extends beyond sushi to include noodle dishes and hot options, giving more variety than a sushi-only counter.
More frequently asked questions
Is Wasabi just sushi?
No, the menu also includes noodle dishes, hot options and bento boxes, beyond just sushi.
Is Wasabi good for a fast lunch?
Yes, it’s specifically built for speed, with pre-made options for a quick grab-and-go meal.
Wasabi menu changes and seasonal items
Like most UK chains, Wasabi periodically updates its menu with limited-time seasonal items alongside the core standard range, worth checking current listings if you’re hoping to try something specific rather than assuming a past visit’s menu still applies exactly. Seasonal items are sometimes priced at a slight premium compared to standard menu items, worth factoring in if you’re working to a specific budget. Checking the app or website shortly before a visit is the most reliable way to see what’s currently available at Wasabi, rather than relying on an older printed menu.
Dietary options at Wasabi
Most Wasabi locations now publish detailed allergen and dietary information online, worth checking in advance if you have specific requirements rather than asking only once you’ve arrived. Vegetarian and vegan options have generally expanded across UK chains including Wasabi in recent years, though the specific range still varies by location and menu version. Checking directly with a specific branch, rather than assuming national menu consistency, is worth doing if a dietary requirement is a genuine concern for your visit.
Does Wasabi publish allergen information?
Most locations do, available online, worth checking in advance if you have specific dietary requirements before visiting.
Does Wasabi’s menu change seasonally?
Yes, like most UK chains, limited-time seasonal items appear alongside the standard range, worth checking current listings before a visit.