The Wagamama in UK and Dubai are so good ... and my experience with Wagamama in Sydney was just the opposite. Had tried the Chilli Yasai Ramen and Yasai Gyoza. Not great

You could be anywhere in the world - all completely standard. Pros and cons of that approach. The food was as expected and good value in an expensive city.

Consistent with what i would expect in the UK, although I noted here that kids eat free which is a nice touch they woukd do well to consider in the UK branches. Service with a smile and tasty food.

We ate dinner here as part of a sports team (16 teenage girls and 5 adults) visiting Sydney for a week. We came here mid-afternoon on a Saturday to enquire about booking a large table for that evening - I would recommend doing this if you are part of a large group. We were seated at one long table and... More

My friend and I ran into each other in town and decided to share a meal and bottle of wine! Wagamama, although a little loud on a Thursday evening, proved to be the perfect choice. The food was all consistently scrumptious and "clean" in flavour. The staff were lovely and never rushed us despite us chatting for a long while!... More

Worth a try if you want to try if you must but not for value. The noodle place is great to try. However Sydney has so many noodle places to eat, definitely recommend to eat elsewhere. Its a typical ramen place. Only difference it is expensive. Back in England, the Wagamama is definitely value for money but here in Sydney... More

Typical Wagamama - consistent, reliable food, quite tasty. Not the place for a romantic lunch. A bit expensive for what it is - there are many other more interesting restaurants around at this price point. No view. It's a little difficult to find - it's inside the middle of the building, first floor. No reservations, and it's usual for there... More