Vegan-friendly
Ovo
Japanese
Fast food
Juice bar
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Asian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. International chain offering Japanese inspired cuisine. Created a separate vegan menu in 2017 which includes choices like wok fried greens, stir-fried udon or soba, katsu curry, fried rice, vegkatsu with rice, gyoza/dumplings, bao buns with mushroom and aubergine, and sorbet for dessert. Serves juice and smoothies. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat 11:00am-12:00am, Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.
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- Outdoor seating
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 13 Feb 2023 by Guest
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Added by chaisushi on 13 Feb 2023
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5 Reviews
First Review by chaisushi
larissak6
Points +30
Pretty good would try again - Edit
I got the kare burosu ramen and it was very flavorful and well prepared. The tofu came crispy and the portion size was good.
Read morePros: Clearly labeled vegan options, Quick service , Good food
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DavidFournier
Points +231
Avoid, food is not good - Edit
We went to Wagamama before a concert at Amalie Arena. The food options for vegans are limited and honestly totally disgusting. We ordered the three options for vegans and all three were either very bad or just bad. We ordered the yasai katsu curry which is absolutely horrible - deep fried veggie with brown gravy. The menu inside the restaurant doesn’t have pictures so calling this item a curry in an Asian restaurant is misleading. Chicken fried steak would be a better description. The second dish we ordered was the kare burosu ramen. Instead of a typical Asian broth, it was a diluted brown gravy that was disgusting. Desperate by how bad the food was, we asked the waiter to bring us a veggie stir fry which they did (essentially the chicken stir fry without chicken).
Read moreJG
It seems that you’re not familiar with Japanese curry. Japanese curry is made with a roux base, which gives it a gravy-like texture. The veg curry at this restaurant is reasonably authentic Japanese curry. Similarly, “kare burosu” is a Japanese phoneticization for “curry broth,” so that’s why you got “diluted brown gravy.” Sounds like the restaurant served you what you ordered, you just didn’t know you were ordering Japanese-style curry dishes.
Read moreJG
Oh, and “yasai katsu” refers to panko-breaded and deep fried vegetable (yasai) cutlets (katsu). Hopefully this information will be helpful to others reading this 1* review!
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TylerMiles
Points +20
Limited, but Full flavor vegan options - Edit
I loved the "bang bang cauliflower" appetizer and the "kare burosu" noodle dish. Both had great flavor. I also got the Positivity fresh pressed juice that was truly refreshing. Everything I ordered was bursting with its own flavor. I do wish they had some more vegan options at the time, but the options they had tonight were 🔥 🔥 🔥. Loved it!!! Also, the customer service was great too.
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Kallyn
Points +397
Delicious! - Edit
I got edamame and avant gard’n and it was so good! Definitely recommend
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chaisushi
Points +805
10/10 - Edit
they have several vegan options on their menu and i’m definitely going to have to go back to try the rest. i got the avant gard’n, which was barbecue seitan, rice, mushrooms and greens, carrot, edamame, scallions, and an “egg”. the seitan.. oml i was impressed, it all tasted so good. the egg was a little weird, the yolk was sriracha which was good but the white tasted like cool whip? i also got a lemongrass ginger tea (free refills!) definitely recommend to try it out
Read morePros: plenty of vegan options, great seitan!
Cons: a little pricey but worth it
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