My partner and I both love Wagamamas!! It's our favourite place to eat as the food is gorgeous!! However, we were disappointed with our visit to Amsterdam Wagamamas. The staff were quite rude and hostile, as well as the food just being slapped in the boxes. Our onions weren't cut up, we had a whole half an onion in each of our meal along with the skin being left on the shrimps. We have decided to stick to Wagamamas within the U.k.

Nicely decorated, great service, good quality food and fair prices.
Great vegetarian options, my favourite is the katsu curry (nice creamy japanese curry with wite sticky rice and tempura sweet potatoes and aubergine with a small side pickles salad) and the gyosa dunplings (vegetarian dumplings).
They make lovely smoothies as well!
Highly recommend!

This was our first visit to Wagamama ever. Had a friend who recommended the place so we decided to try it, plus...it was right across the street from our hotel. First, I didnt think you could wrong with miso soup but it was meh. The steamed pork gyoza were delicious but the best part were the noodles. It was a nice surprise to have the Teppanyaki sirloin steak soba - delicious! Would definitely go back if I ever come across a Wagamama.

A forty something who's never been to a wagamammas? Yep, me.

Really really pleasantly surprised. Chilli squid was genuinely the best squid I'd ever had.

Then for main had a fairly standard chicken dish with coriander & chicken, beautifully done.

Thoroughly enjoyed my visit, will definitely come again!

Super friendly servers. They provide children menu and coloring pages for children. We ordered the Wagamama Ramen and a Katsu curry along with a kid veggie noodle. I tried not to keep too much of expectation on Asian Food when eating in Europe, but for the price they charge, the food is really meh. The ramen broth was just salty with no taste. Kid's noodle bowl got only veggie with no noodle. We had to ask the waitress to check with kitchen. My kid even say her Top Ramen is tastier.