Wagamama Tower Hill

We loved it here. First time in a Wagamama. Thanks for looking after us. We had a selection of food that all arrived at timely intervals.

I visited the one in Waterloo. Food was nice and tasty as I expected. The staff were great as well. It is a normal decent place to have a relaxing evening.

I really enjoy eating here when staying in London. The food is good, service is efficient and reasonably priced. Chilli chicken ramen is my favourite and always pimp it with a bit extra chilli Fab! Ver carta

Was away having days in London, and we always try to Hit a ramen up at Wagamama’s as it’s our quick go to for a light meal, was lovely , we both had the chicken ramen and pork steamed buns! Amazing. AlwYs be back...x

I rembered the Katsu from Wagamama being decent years ago, we received a weird cheesy tasting processed sauce with no hint of spice. The chicken was of terrible quality and I could hardly eat any of it. An abomination of a takeaway and complete waste...of Stay clear and go to a real Japanese restaurant.

We had our brunch here before visiting the nearby Tower of London. It’s so convenient and with an amazing view plus the restaurant was spacious with attentive staffs. Always get a decent meal at Wagamama no matter where. Food arrives fast too! Space quickly filled...up as lunch time crowd came in after us. Ver carta

Visited here last week for dinner with my team mate and had a lovely meal. For starters, we both had gyozas (mine were prawn, my friend’s vegan) and for mains I had the duck donburi and my friend had ramen. We loved all of our...food. To drink, I had carrot juice and my friend had beer. The service was excellent very polite, friendly and attentive. Great location on Tower Hill. Recommend!

Overall the interior is not to my liking because of shared tables, but they do not bother me if I'm in for a quick lunch. The food is nice and I am happy with the a wide choice that will suit meat lovers, fish fanatics...and vegetarians. I usually go for Pork belly ramen (although the broth itself could be more flavoursome), mushroom steamed buns (a bit overpriced imo) or lighter version of chicken curry. Definitely worth visiting for a relaxed meal but not best for a cosy catch up.

On our first evening in London and we went for a walk across London Bridge, Tower Bridge and by the Thames. Daughter said she fancied sushi for tea, we rounded a corner and came across this Wagamama's ok, so there's no sushi here but...it was the nearest to Japanese I thought we'd get on our wander! We obviously hadn't booked, received a warm welcome and had only had to wait about mins for a table. The server was great: really polite and helpful and, on request, advised us about her favourite dishes she has great taste.! I liked the atmosphere and I also liked how you don't have to ask for cutlery which I always find a bit embarrassing but I can't get to grips with chop sticks, no matter how... Ver carta