Wagamama Coke

£2.80139 kcalSoft DrinksVeganGluten free

About This Dish

Wagamama serves coke at £2.80, carrying 139 kcal and 35 g of sugar, the reference drink of every UK menu doing exactly what it always does. The price is published, the drink needs no introduction, and the honest job of this page is the numbers around it.

Restaurant pricing is the first: £2.80 buys what a supermarket sells for a fraction, the standard hospitality margin on the world's most familiar product. The sugar is the second: 35 g is the full day's recommended free sugar intake for an adult in one glass, a fact the zero siblings on the same list exist to solve at the same price.

Against the food, cola's sweetness works with spice the way all sugar does, and its familiarity is the entire appeal: some tables want the known quantity beside unfamiliar food, and this is that glass. Vegan and gluten free marked, as the whole list is.

Wagamama Coke Nutrition Facts

Per serving.

139kcalCalories7% of daily intake

0gProtein0% of daily intake

35gCarbs13% of daily intake

35gSugars39% of daily intake

0gFat0% of daily intake

0gSaturates0% of daily intake

0gFibre0% of daily intake

0gSalt0% of daily intake

Values approximate, from wagamama's published data. Updated 28 July 2026.Report an error

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Coke Questions

How much is a coke at wagamama?

It costs £2.80, published, the same as its zero sugar siblings. Restaurant margin on a familiar product is the whole price story.

How much sugar is in it?

35 g inside 139 kcal, a full day's recommended free sugar in one glass. Diet coke and coke zero sit on the same list at the same price with none.

Coke, diet or zero?

Identical price, so it is purely taste and sugar: full sugar for the classic, zero for the closest modern match, diet for its own lighter profile. The menu takes no side.

Does it pair with spicy food?

Sugar always helps against chilli, so yes, though the peach iced tea does the same job at a third of the sugar. Familiarity is coke's real pairing argument.

Is it vegan?

Marked vegan and gluten free, as across the soft drinks list.