Wagamama

This is the Bath outpost of the chain noodle house with a fun-​to-​say name. Getting in late on a rainy night, we wanted something family friendly, hot, and fast. Wagamama really fit the bill.
The ramen was really good, with some interesting choices of flavors. The pork ramen bowl was hearty, great broth, and just the right portion. I also tried the vegetable katsu curry and the chicken teriyaki rice bowl, and both were well done and flavorful.
The room was light and bright without being too harsh or uncomfortable. Shared bench style tables, so it should be good for groups. I could imagine it getting quite loud in busy times, although I have no direct experience of that.
Service was a little slow, even though it was late at night and the restaurant was almost empty. Otherwise, it was a good experience and I would return again.

Excellent food. Green tea is free and very good. Large portions. Excellent service. Chicken ramen is good.

This restaurant has lots of options and is very family friendly. Ramen, tepenyaki options and donburi are some of the many options for diners here.
We ordered some wok veggies and pork and chicken ramen with our bill coming to £22. Not bad food but it took around 10 minutes just to get our hot water and green tea. The service aspect could be improved but other then that it’s a good place to bring the whole family for dinner.

I always love wagamamas and this one lives up to my expectations every time. The staff are really friendly and accommodating and the food is always tasty. It can get reaaaally crowded though especially in the evenings (lunch time is usually less busy)

The food is quite ok, but too expensive for what it is. Can be very crowded at times. There are better options in Bath for sure

Wagamama findet man derweil in vielen Städten in England. Japanische Küche ohne Sushi. Daür sehr gute Suppen und auch sonst immer ein frsiches, unprätentiöses Ambiente.

The food is nice, the service fast and friendly. Apparently, this is a cosy Wagamama in comparison to others, but personally, I thought it lacked just that: cosyness. Sharing a table with people you don’t know isn’t my idea of a posh night out. Prices are okay for Bath, but actually quite high. Lighting is nice.

I went here the other day and I cant wait to go back the food was amazing, the people were friendly and polite and i didnt have to wait long for my food.
Very stylish and modern!
Still cant use chop sticks tho lol!

For what it is, it gets full marks. I like this place for comfort food and freshness and a good balance of flavour. This particular branch is spacious and somehow feels a bit smarter than some. The lighting is really appealing. When I went recently I had really lovely service and food came quickly. I’m not sure I like the tables that have the bench only on one side.
Scratch that. I know I don’t.

I too am a wagamama aficionado and have been to many — this one is up to their usual standard.
Really fast service and plenty of space (unlike some wagamamas).
Hits the spot!

I first went to Wagamama’s with a group of work mates. We got seated quickly and the waiters were fast, friendly and efficient.
This particular waiter, took our order, and did warn all 6 of us that maybe all our meals wont arrive at once. But we weren’t bothered. As it was, all 5 turned up at once, but one was half our late. But as we were in no hurry, and the food was so, so good. This would not put us off.
A lot of my friends are steak and chips types of people. But this certainly changed their views.
2 months later, we all went back for a 2^nd visit. And again had a lovely meal. (although my friends had exactly the same)
Its a fast paced restaurant, large tables and nice atmosphere. I like it so much, that I hope we visit there again tomorrow night.

Always fantastic food and great service. I’ve been to lots of Wagamama’s all around the world and the one in Bath is my favourite.

I’ve never been lucky enough to visit Japan, so unfortunately I’ve never tasted authentic Japanese food. As such, I really like Wagamamas — it might not be authentic, but it’s definitely tasty! There are quite often 2-​for-​1 voucher offers available if you do a bit of research online before you visit, which also makes it great value. Food wise, I love the Chicken Katsu Curry — the dressing they use on the side salad is amazing! The ginger cheesecake is really good as well, but a bit pricey at around £4. The staff in this particular branch are really friendly and the large tables mean that it’s a great place to come with a large group. I’ve always had a great time whenever I’ve visited.

went there recently and the Ramen was worse if possible than the first time — Japanese food just does not taste like the food prepared at this resturant.

Holy crap! I’m an international Unilocaler now! I love wagamama. The setup of the restaurant is very minimalistic, with just a lot of white around and rows of long tables. My friends and I went during the day when it wasn’t incredibly busy. The menu is pretty good — some of it a little strange, all of it a little healthy — but the food was pretty much like an international noodle’s & co. if you only count the asian-​inspired dishes — and in no way is that disappointing to my tastebuds. My friend ordered a rice dish that had an amazing gravy on it. The food was shaped into a crab, which made the experience that much more interesting.
I ordered the amai udon, which was so, so tasty. I even had a picture of it before Unilocal became international —
. The best part is the view from the window. You just look out on the old streets of Bath. Walk just down the street and you’re at the Roman Baths. Love it.
If you’re traveling to Europe on a budget, this is a good place to get some good food for a decent price. If only they caught on to the US idea that everything needs to be supersized. Coke in a 16 oz bottle? Give me a 44 oz with free refills!

The Wagamama chainis a fab idea and take on the noodle bar theme. i agree the one in Bath is a bit cosier than others, which is good. the food as always is great and very kid friendly.

Wagamama in Bath is located in an airy old building and is somewhat cosier in feel than other branches of the Japanese food chain with it being broken into different areas as opposed to being one large cuisine. In consequence it is much quieter than usual and has a less busy feel although benches are still shared with other diners.
The service is efficient but a bit slow but the food is excellent with the same noodle and rice based menu as the other branches. Children are very welcome and are catered for with their own menu.