Wagamama - Belfast

So we love wagas and while we were on a trip to belfast we thought we were going here. we have here just to be super disappointed that the half of the vegan options we order home in the uk they do not have here!” we ordered what we could and it was ok, but not as good as the uk as the bao bungalows do not come with vegan mayo etc. and they had from the only vegan options we could have!

Unfortunately, they do not offer the extensive and large menu that they can find in wagamama via other British standsites. there are only 3 vegan options for pornstars. the day I visited, they were for all dishes from tofu and the vegan catsu option for pornstar was not available, not ideal in a veganuary month!

For a city of this size has belfast a bad number of vegan and vegetarian places to eat and even less open in the evening. to have luck places like wagamama relatiw good opportunities. tonight I had the kare Burosu-Ramen who was so good. I would always opt for vegan and vegetarian businesses first line, but if options are limited, there is not much more they can do.

There was only a vegan pornstar and a vegan side option on the menu when we went. I ordered a Yasai catsu and it came without the red pickel and the rice was undercooked. I also ordered the mushroom balls that came without coriander and served with a chili sauce instead of the mayonnaise that was on the menu? I asked it, but the server said that the mayo was not vegan, but I was confused why it would be on the menu if not and why not ask if we were in order with the alternative chili sauce that was too spicy for me. my brother is veggie and he ordered the yasai yaki soba, which was so dry and without sauce. I am as disappointed as the other wagamamas I was so much better!

Was honestly a little disappointed however this could be because the only vegan option available was the yasai katsu curry. To me it just tasted like pure oil The rice was nice but that was about it I’d be interested to go back and try other options when they’re available