our first restaurant in nyc is situated on fifth avenue at 26th street in the heart of nomad/flatiron we overlook madison square park and are just a few blocks north of the flatiron building
210 5th Ave (at W 26th St) New York , NY 10010 United States
Reservations | Yes |
Credit Cards | Yes |
Outdoor Seating | No |
Menus | Brunch, Lunch, Dinner |
This chili oil is like crack cocaine. Pour it all over your yaki soba or directly into your mouth.
Unlike other wagamamas around the world, this one serves brunch ! Yes, that includes avocado toast .
It's wagamama more can be said? As good as any of their other locations, the main draw is the katsu curry . That said, the wagamama ramen is the best bang for your buck. They have chicken and veg broth
As a Londoner for whom Wagamama was part of the routine...ebi katsu , yaki soba and a raw fruit juice are consistently delicious and homely
Chicken + Shrimp Yaki Soba is tasty, and a smaller portion, if that's what you are going for, and the duck gyoza are particularly great.
Positive juice drink is delish and refreshing! Ramen is decent, pork is leaner & more charred. Tea egg was lil hard boiled than i normally like but noodles were thin. Pork buns are great and have kick
Katsu Curry !!! ???? as good as the Boston location. Loved the food and the prices are fair .
I’d been to the one in London and I loved it. I felt the same here. The staff is great and the manager is very attentive. The food was great for vegetarians and meat eaters. It was delicious and cozy !
One of the few places in town where you can get carrot juice . I would recommend donburi over ramen here. I like the grilled duck donburi best.
One of the best Wagamamas I have been to, even tops the ones in London. Fantastic service and almost every dish is amazing and very fresh.
The Spicy Chicken Ramen is a great place to start.
On my first visit here (when they first opened), the service was excellent. Employees were very friendly & attentive. Their spicy food was actually spicy .
UK import. Really large space , great for groups . Large variety of fusion offerings, not the best but decent. Service is very spotty.
Trendy vibe, fresh ingredients , pretty big portion . But don't expect authentic Japanese ramen here. There are many more better choices in the city if you actually want good ramen .
The pork steamed bun with apple Panko was my favorite, the wagamama ramen has too many meats but the broth and noodles were great
Great spot for dinner , very comforting but elegant food! Will be back
What a great place! Excellent food (expecially the Ramen ) and friendly staff ! Shoutout to Peter, an incredible host
Really tasty pan-Asian fast casual . A little pricy for lunch but I guess that’s for the prime location on the park .
Long wait -- more than 20 minutes -- during the lunch rush for slightly better than mediocre ramen . I'll try again when the novelty wears off. Iced ginger tea was well worth it.
Nice place to eat ???? highly recommended! Excellent service????????
Was fascinating in London when I tried it years ago, but underwhelming when I went again. Trendy chain but in nyc you can find way better Asian fusion that isn’t watered down. Don’t get pork bao . Wtf
A perfect, fast, yummy, option for something easy.
Good vegeterian choices. Very roomy . Communal tables. Great place to have lunch .
Decent size portions with lots of toppings for the ramen is a plus.
Wagamama ramen and the smoothies are very good
Wagamama ramen and the smoothies are very good
Steak bulgogi !! Full of flavor and big portion . Also good as take out !
The donburi is perfectly sufficient but the ramen lack any real flavor beyond plain old chicken broth .
They have a separate vegan menu with great asian fusion dishes!
Surprisingly delicious and affordable ! Also nice decor just a weird layout.
The Katsu curry is fine but it's not the same as their UK restaurants and I sadly can't put my finger on why.
Banana katsu dessert w/ caramel ice cream
Ask to sit upstairs, otherwise your clothes will end up stinking like Wagamama. The ventilation in the kitchen is nonexistent.
Prime Rib Beef Ramen was delissshhh
Nothing special. I had the coconut ice cream dessert . Even that was just bleh... it could have used a sauce or something to enhance or compliment the coconut .
Not worth the hype. Noodles had a strange texture, not enough broth, and they openly advised us the (free) green tea is watered down by the end of the day. Chicken kara age was the only decent thing.
Everything here is good and I mean EVERYTHING.
I love the chicken noodle + rice
The noodles in the itame curry dish were so overcooked, they disintegrated. ????
The Steak Bulgogi was delicious. The Shirodashi Pork Ramen was not. Broth was too sweet. Noodles were overcooked.
Vegan goo!
The new spicy curry portion is pretty tiny.
Teppanyaki was okay - the ramen was lukewarm.
All their food is good
Apparently they do take reservations . Not that you need one.
Try Wagamama ramen !
Steak bulgogi + Clean Green juice = damn, mama
Ramen is not as fat as in other places
I got the spicy chicken ramen . The noodles were over cooked, the chicken was super dry. Wouldn't get it again.
Duck ramen is great, but service is horrible. 40+ minutes after my friend got his food, I finally got mine...
The California bowl is amazing! Pretty much go to mighty bowl on a weekly basis. Prices are good and food is delicious. - Carolyn Carreno
One of the best place! Nice food, amazing interior. Take duck is fantastic. - Елена Подтопта
Intimate, creative dinner. Start with the Octopus and Deviled Eggs. Then, get the Pork Confit for 2. - Harry Raymond
Great for date night, group hangs, family time.. Late nite dessert: Belgian Waffles w/Nutella and Sweet Cream to live for.. - Brownstone Living NYC
Beautiful spot, especially in spring with all the trees in blossom. Great for people and dog watching! - Jessica Wickham
For those who like to lounge, this lovely cafe serves fried hodduk and Toby's Estate coffee. Both are great! - Caro Chon