Wagamama hot honey fried chicken with teriyaki, mixed pickles and zesty vegan mayo on the side

Wagamama Hot Honey Fried Chicken with Teriyaki

£9.90806 kcalBig Flavour Bites

mixed pickles + zesty vegan mayo on the side

Contains: cereals containing gluten, barley, wheat, soya, sulphites

May also contain 5 allergens

crustaceans, eggs, fish, molluscs, sesame

4.8 · 6 ratings

About This Dish

Wagamama hot honey fried chicken with teriyaki glaze costs £9.90 and carries 806 kcal, the middle child of the fried chicken trio and the crowd's default. The double crunch chicken under hot honey folded into teriyaki, mixed pickles and zesty vegan mayo beside, familiar sweetness with a chilli hum underneath.

Teriyaki plus hot honey is comfort arithmetic: the soy caramel depth everyone recognises, sweetened further and warmed with chilli, over chicken fried to the shattering standard the whole trio shares. Where the yuzu glaze asks a question and the firecracker picks a fight, this one simply satisfies, which is why tables with mixed heat tolerance land on it more than either sibling.

It pays for the comfort in sugar: at 39 g this is the sweetest plate of the trio and one of the sweetest savoury items in the building, worth knowing before it joins other glazed dishes at a table. Calories at 806 kcal sit mid trio, the protein at 37 g leads it by a nose, and the salt is the highest of the three.

One price covers the trio, so how much is the teriyaki fried chicken answers itself at £9.90, and the real question is the pairing: this glaze fights every teriyaki main on the menu for obvious reasons, so keep it away from the donburi bowls and soba plates that share its sauce logic.

Its best company is contrast, the chilli squid for salt and crunch, the smashed cucumber for relief, and a ginger kombucha whose sharpness does what the pickles do in liquid form. Families note: mild children eat this happily where the firecracker version would end in tears.

Wagamama Hot Honey Fried Chicken with Teriyaki Nutrition Facts

Per serving.

806kcalCalories40% of daily intake
36.8gProtein74% of daily intake
62gCarbs24% of daily intake
39.4gSugars44% of daily intake
44.9gFat64% of daily intake
5.4gSaturates27% of daily intake
2.5gFibre10% of daily intake
4.9gSalt82% of daily intake

Values approximate, from wagamama's published data. Updated 29 July 2026.Report an error

How to Make Hot Honey Fried Chicken with Teriyaki at Home

The trio's home method with the teriyaki variation: reduce the classic glaze, warm honey and chilli into it, and toss the double fried chicken through. Familiar flavours, proper technique.

Prep25 min
Cook25 min
Total50 min
DifficultyMedium
Servings
2

Ingredients

Chicken

Teriyaki hot honey glaze

Method

0 of 4 steps

Tips

  • Reduce the teriyaki before the honey joins; honey added early burns while the soy is still thin.
  • Thigh over breast, as everywhere in fried chicken; the fry forgives thigh and punishes breast.
  • Leftover glaze keeps a week and turns plain rice into a bowl worth eating.

Variations

  • The yuzu build lightens it; the firecracker build weaponises it; one method serves all three.
  • Sesame seeds through the glaze add the finish the restaurant flirts with.
  • Tofu, pressed and double fried, carries this glaze shockingly well.

Serve with: Chilli squid and smashed cucumber for contrast, ginger kombucha in the glass, and no other teriyaki at the table.

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Hot Honey Fried Chicken with Teriyaki Questions

The trio shares one published price of £9.90, so glaze choice costs nothing. This one is the crowd default of the three.
The sweetest of the trio at around 39 g of sugar, teriyaki and honey stacking. It reads as comfort rather than candy thanks to the soy and chilli, but the number is the number.
Wagamama lists 806 kcal with about 37 g of protein, the trio's best by a nose. As a split starter it is generous; as a light main it earns the title.
A hum rather than heat; the chilli sits well under the sweetness. Children who manage the kids katsu handle this, which is not true of the firecracker sibling.
Any teriyaki main; the donburi bowls and teriyaki soba plates share its sauce logic and the table ends up eating one flavour twice. Contrast dishes serve it better.

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