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had a nice meal at Norwich Square. the eating was great and the service was good when they understand that the concept of it comes to different times. I'd rather do it so that it's not dried out under heat lamps. staff very friendly and helpful. well done.

this restaurant zigzags all boxes for us, the children under the service speed is always excellent, the restaurant is pleased to give them water to conduct so that the costs are lowered) and the children's plates are always cleaned at the end of the meal. the fact that the children's menu does not assume that children will only eat chips, the deep boobs with a selection of nude or rice dishes

This restaurant ticks all the boxes for us wih children under The speed of service is always excellent, the restaurant is happy to give you tap water to drik thus keeping the cost down) and the childrens plates are always cleared by the end of the meal.The fact that the children's menu does not presume that children will only eat chips asnd deep gfried junk with a selection of noodle or rice based dishes

I only come here if I have a child-free shopping day, because Fussy-Esser under the age is such a scandal as it is really family-friendly and eating really fast after the order arrives, which is great when they have to go on shopping (or work again). the menu is great, and unlike anything else in the offer in norwich. I love the style of restaurants and it feels very casual, and the staff is always very friendly, and happy to answer all the questions. highly recommended for a shopping or final dish.

who would have thought it was trapped in a little old fool!? the long tables with small storage tables under neath is such a clever idea. when it's busy, there's a great buzz as they hear the food cook and teller ring in the background. the order for food delivery is a little out when you first use to eat traditional people together ethic. the staff are friendly and see the place in their casual uniform to avoid the relaxed young atmosphere. there are generally good offers to access online or from the chappelfield magazine.

I only get to go here when I have a child free shopping day, due to fussy eaters under the age of is such a shame as it's really family friendly and the food arrives really quickly after ordering, which is great when you've got to get on with your shopping (or back to work).The menu is great, and different from anything else on offer in Norwich. I love the style of the restaurant and it feels very casual, and the staff are always very friendly, and happy to answer any questions.Highly recommended for a shopping or pre-theatre meal.

Who'd have thought it would have caught on in little old Narrch?!The long tables with little storage tables under neath is such a clever idea.When it's busy there's a great buzz as you hear the food cooking and plates clanking in the background.The food arrival order is a little off putting at first if you're use to traditional everyone eats together dining ethics.The staff are friendly and look the place in their casual uniform to math the relaxed young atmosphere.There are generally good offers to grab online or from the Chappelfield magazine.

I'm not like high street chains. it is very depressing to find yourself in the city to Great Britain, all with identical high streets. there is something like this: a new look, whsmith, thomas cook, boots, macdonalds, greggs, tesco express on the one hand, and on the other: foxtons, a local credit, a few banks and other three credits. and then another real estate agent. it is a depressing formula. the idea is, of course, that the diners at an unknown location will find familiarity in the brands they know. but if these restaurants (I use the handle loose) serve müll, that means only that the people accept indirectly as standard. that brings me to wagamama. wagamama expands across the country...

I don't, as a rule, like High Street chains. It's very depressing to find yourself in town after town in Britain, all with identical High Streets. It goes something like this: a New Look, WHsmith, Thomas Cook, Boots, MacDonalds, Greggs, Tesco Express on one side, and on the other: Foxtons, a local estate agents, a couple of banks and another three estate agents. And then another estate agent. It's a depressing formula. The idea of course is that diners in an unfamiliar place will find welcome familiarity in the brands that they know. But when those restaurants' (I use the term loosely) are serving rubbish, it just means that people are accepting mediocre as standard. Which brings me to Wagam...