Wagamama Katsu Chicken Wrap

Wagamama katsu chicken wrap is estimated at £11.50 (est.) and carries 507 kcal, the flagship of the weekday lunch menu: katsu chicken in a beetroot wrap with a crispy omelette, crunchy asian slaw, katsu pickles and a cranberry katsu curry dipping sauce. Wagamama publishes no individual prices for the lunch range, so every figure here is this site's estimate, marked est.

The wrap solves the katsu curry's one weekday problem, time, without abandoning its logic. The crumbed chicken keeps its crunch against the soft beetroot stained wrap, the omelette adds a breakfast richness no katsu plate carries, and the cranberry note in the dipping sauce is the kitchen having fun: fruit sharpness against curry warmth, a very Japanese instinct wearing a very British berry.

The numbers are the lunch argument in full: 507 kcal is half a katsu curry, the protein holds a working 30 g, and the salt at 1.2 g is among the lowest on the entire menu, a figure the ramen pages cannot approach. For anyone eating wagamama twice a week, the wrap is how the habit stays defensible.

Availability is the caveat that owns this page: weekday lunch hours at participating restaurants, sold as a set with a drink, which is exactly why no standalone price exists to publish. The estimate of £11.50 (est.) anchors to the set structure wagamama references in its own offer terms.

The how much is the katsu wrap answer is honestly a phone call to your branch, and the lunch deal page here carries the current set logic. Eaten in, the smashed cucumber alongside makes it a genuine lunch; taken away, it survives the walk better than any noodle box the menu could offer.