Wagamama Royal Festival Hall
About
Wagamama serves up flavoursome rice and noodles. Inspired by Japanese ramen noodle bars, the menu offers Asian-fusion dining with hints of ginger and chili. It’s perfect for meeting family and friends, or a quick and hearty meal while you’re out and about in London. Wagamama at the Royal Festival Hall is by the river at the South Bank, close to loads of top attractions, including the London Eye, National Theatre, London Dungeon, the BFI and the SEA LIFE London Aquarium.
Venue Details & Map
Wagamama Royal Festival Hall
- Address
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Unit 7, Riverside Level
Royal Festival HallLondonSE1 8XX - Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7021 0877
Yelp Reviews
7.00 out of 5
based on 86 reviews
Top 5 reviews of Wagamama Royal Festival Hall
Was looking for a good place to eat in London near Traflager square and all my yelp 4 star places had 1 hr waits. Too long so I wandered into Wagamama. Mix of Japanese and British style with the food being very Japanese.
I had the noodles with beef extra spicy. It was very nice, lots of veggies, a nice flavorful broth. The beef was cooked perfectly medium rare and put into the bowl. The... more
Dinner at 5:30 pm on a Sunday evening. I'm a huge fan of Wagamama so I was pleased to find this location right behind the Tate Modern.
Plenty of open seating so we got a booth by the window with great views outside. They also have outdoor seating and at this time of year many are selecting that option.
Service was fast and UK friendly. At first they delivered the wrong entree to our table.... more
Near the London Eye, this is a solid Asian fusion chain restaurant. We were STARVING from walking around all day and this place really hit the spot. There's seating both inside and outside, be prepared to sit next to strangers as the outside seats are all very close together. It didn't really bother me, I was too concentrated on shoveling the yummy food into my mouth.
I had the roast duck... more
09/12/17
What to eat on a blustery day? Wagamama!!
This restaurant is not far from the London Eye. It is a British based chain inspired by Japanese flavors. We came here after the London Eye and the place was packed. I don't think we waited more than 5 minutes.
Our waitress was outstanding and friendly. Restaurant was warm and toasty. Several of us had a cold and got tea. We placed our... more
Okay, so.chances are this place will be bustling regardless of the time of day you come, but mostly during the late hours of the evening.
It may be a chain restaurant, but that doesn't take away from the quality. These guys know their ramen and Asian specialties. You can expect to find everything from donburi to gyoza on the menu, including some healthy fresh-pressed juices and... more