hmmm...can't think of what to say...I am a 25 year old lady who lives with two cats and her g/f. Rea...
hmmm...can't think of what to say...I am a 25 year old lady who lives with two cats and her g/f. Really enjoy pubs, clubs, chilling, watching TV and all in all I an a laid back kind of gal!
Member since:29.11.2003
Reviews:13
Members who trust:1
I paid my first visit to Wagamama Birmingham last night...well my second actually...my first was cut short with us leaving before eating as the service there was appalling...so as I didn't eat there beofre I guess we'll call this my first experience.
The Wagamama restaurant in Birmingham is situated in the Bullring complex. It is on the ground floor to the left of the main entrance for the shops. There is nothing outstanding about it's external experience having a fresh clean appearance just like the rest of the Bullring.
You enter Wagamama and are immediately faced by a display cabinet where you can see numerous T-shirts and other items of merchandise. To enter the restaurant itself you descend a flight of approximately 10 stairs.
The staff are quick to greet and welcome you to the restaurant. A member of staff explained to us where we needed to leave our belongings and gave us directions to the toilets. The general appearance inside was clean and fresh but on the whole nothing spectacular.
The menu choice was extensive with a large number of noodle dishes and noodle soups. A number of accompaniments are available for your meal including gyoza (dumplings)
My partner and I settled for a seafood ramen - this is an absolutely huge bowl of seafood broth and contained a mixture of crabsticks, prawns and noodles. We both felt underwhelmed by the dish feeling we had experienced better in Tenkai'Chi Cardiff and a small Chinese cafe just around the corner (both of whom served larger quantities of fish within their broth at approximately £2 lower). Our meal at Wagamama, however, left us both feeling full and satisified.
We also experienced their fruit juice - this was exceptional although I felt a little expensive at £2.35 for a small glass.
I don't think I will return to Wagamama as I have experienced better quality within Birmingham's Chinatown - I did however, feel the food satisifed and was reasonably priced.
Typically plates ranged from £7.00 with the average costing £8.50 accompanying dishes are available £3.00 and make a nice extra to a meal. There was also a range of deserts available starting from approximately £3.00.
It cost £25.00 (approximately) for two of us to each have a ramen and fruit juice with a plate of gyoza to share,
How helpful would this review be to a person making a buying decision? Rating guidelines
I am moving back to brum later this yr, and i love wagamama- so I'll definitely be back!
MAFARRIMOND 12.07.2005 10:19
I don't think there is one close to me but overall I don't think I would go if there was anyway. Maureen
joanna2972 11.07.2005 19:35
I have never been to a Wagamama as we don't have one locally but it has always appealed.Its nice to hear of someone elses experience as i don't feel I am missing out too much! Joanna x
NH Hotels, the hotel chain leader in Europe, with more than 300 hotels in 20 countries in Europe, Latin America and Africa. Enter into our web site and find the best available tariff at all times
very helpful by (18%):
helpful by (82%):
