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The first time I went to a Wagamama noodle bar I was more or less forced there by a friend who said that she had a 2 for 1 meal voucher which would make it a cheaper evening for two cash strapped students. Even though she was raving about the place I was not convinced when she described it as a canteen style noodle bar...hmmm! It turned out I did not have much choice in the matter however, so we ended up meeting in Camden Town at around 7 on a Friday night. This, might I add, may not be the ideal time or day to go to Camden Town if you are simply after a decent meal, a glass of wine and a chat with a friend.
From the outside the restaurant looked very bright and maybe slightly clinical. When we entered we were immediately greeted by a hostess who took us straight to a table even though it seemed very busy. The seating arrangements ...
annaroos1 25.04.2006 (29.10.2006)
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Advantages: useful and engaging Disadvantages: complicated ingredients list
Firstly, a good cookbook neads to be a good read, and this is insightful and inspiring. . The photography is enticing, nay mouthwatering.
There is an overwhelming list of ingredients are needed in order to create the dishes in this book. If you're not a seasoned Japanese food cook, it might be a daunting task to fill your larder. That said, the recipe's themselves are fairly easy to follow, once your cupboard is well stocked.
The variety of dishes is much better than those in the first Wagamama cook book, and I feel much easy to achieve.
The great thing about this book is that its more than just a recipe book, its an education is cooking noodle dishes and will soon find the reader confidently experimenting with their own unique dishes. ...
Advantages: Food is tasty and usually comes promptly. Disadvantages: Large cost compared to amount of food, not brilliant seating
Tasty, but expensive.
Main meals sometimes contain good quantities of meat, some do not.
Price does not seem to always reflect this.
I paid nearly 10 quid for a Wagamama special ramen meal and received 1 prawn in it, on asking for more prawns I was told 1 prawn was the amount you get. You apparently get 2 if you order the seafood variety. Absolute rip off.
2 tiny side dishes are often more expensive than a whole main meal, whilst being generally tiny in comparison. Get 3 main meals between 2 people to be properly filled up and save some money at the same time.
Usually good service and a nice enough atmosphere, only gripe in this respect is the benches have no back to the seats so when you're full and want a little support... you're in trouble.
If they lowered the prices of the side dishes a little and provided a bit more meat in ...
D1m3b4g 19.05.2009
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