Wagamama Kids Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles

Wagamama kids yasai ramen with rice noodles costs £5.90 and carries 302 kcal, which makes it the lightest main on the entire kids menu. Tofu, rice noodles, a vegetable broth, carrots, sweetcorn and pea shoots make up the bowl, and wagamama marks it vegan.

The allergen sheet is the headline here, and for some families it is the whole reason to order. The published contains line reads soya and nothing else, with an empty may contain column, the shortest allergen entry of any main on the kids menu. One careful caveat belongs next to that: wagamama does not mark the bowl gluten free, and every wagamama kitchen is shared, so a family managing coeliac disease should still talk it through with the server rather than reading the short list as a guarantee.

Rice noodles change the eating experience more than the label suggests. They are soft, slippery and easy on small mouths, they need no chewing stamina, and they slurp even better than the standard noodles do. The tofu stays mild and takes on the broth's flavour, and the vegetable trio on top is as safe a set as children's catering offers. The kids yasai ramen with rice noodles calories come in around a sixth of an adult's 2,000 kcal reference day with around 11 g of protein, and salt lands near 2.5 g, the lowest of the three yasai ramen builds but still a big share of a young child's day, so the broth is a sip rather than a drink for the under sixes.

Parents asking how much is the kids yasai ramen with rice noodles get a straight answer for once, since this is the variant wagamama actually prices; the standard and udon versions on this site borrow their estimate from it. The usual location note applies, with London and airport boards a little higher. Yasai vegetable gyoza turn the order into a shared meat free spread, and a high five juice adds fruit to a meal that is otherwise all savoury.