wagamama manchester st peters square

About wagamama manchester st peters square

A big open-plan room in the middle of town, canteen-style with long benches — roomy enough to park a pram beside you, though one autistic visitor found it noisy and a bit much when every seat is full, so an early or off-peak visit suits sensitive ears. Food generally arrives fast, which matters when someone's patience is thinning, and one family made it here and out before a theatre curtain. The chicken katsu is the thing people come back for — the chilli curry version edges it — with bao buns, chilli garlic edamame and build-your-own bowls (cauliflower rice for a pound more) covering fussier eaters. Allergies were handled carefully. High chairs, a kids' menu, vegan options and outdoor seating; portions are fresh rather than huge, and the odd dish arrives dry or under-seasoned.

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