Wagamama white chocolate + ginger cheesecake, creamy cheesecake with a biscuit base and a zingy ginger twist, toffee sauce and ginger icing sugar

Wagamama White Chocolate + Ginger Cheesecake

£8.20487 kcalDessertsVegetarian

creamy cheesecake with a biscuit base + a zingy ginger twist. toffee sauce. ginger icing sugar

Contains: cereals containing gluten, oats, wheat, milk, soya

May also contain 4 allergens

tree nuts, almond nuts, walnuts, peanuts

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About This Dish

Wagamama white chocolate and ginger cheesecake costs £8.20 and carries 487 kcal, one of only four desserts with a published price and the list's most conventional pleasure. Creamy cheesecake on a biscuit base with a zingy ginger twist, toffee sauce and a ginger icing sugar dusting.

The ginger is the difference between this and every high street cheesecake beside it: warmth and bite cutting through white chocolate's uncomplicated sweetness, the pairing gingerbread taught the world, here run cold and creamy. The biscuit base does its structural duty and the toffee sauce rounds the plate toward comfort.

The numbers read indulgent and unashamed: 487 kcal with the dessert page's highest fat at 30 g, white chocolate and cream cheese being what they are, and sugar at 35 g mid table. Dairy through and through, this is one of the page's few emphatically non vegan entries, which for cheesecake loyalists is rather the point.

At £8.20 published, the how much is the cheesecake answer needs no asterisk, a small mercy on this page of estimates. Against the smoked chocolate cake at nearly the same figure the choice is cream against cocoa, gentle spice against smoke.

The slice also serves a quiet structural role on the page: it is the dessert for the guest who wants no surprises, the anchor order that lets the rest of the table gamble on bao nuts and smoked chocolate knowing one classic is landing regardless. Every good dessert list keeps one such seat, and this fills it with more character than most.

It follows the spicier mains best, the ginger echoing rather than fighting a firecracker or buldak ending, and it is the dessert for the table member who wanted no adventures after all that. A green tea beside it earns its keep against the richness.

Wagamama White Chocolate + Ginger Cheesecake Nutrition Facts

Per serving.

487kcalCalories24% of daily intake
4.9gProtein10% of daily intake
48.8gCarbs19% of daily intake
35.2gSugars39% of daily intake
29.9gFat43% of daily intake
16.6gSaturates83% of daily intake
1.1gFibre5% of daily intake
0.5gSalt9% of daily intake

Values approximate, from wagamama's published data. Updated 27 July 2026.Report an error

How to Make White Chocolate + Ginger Cheesecake at Home

A no bake white chocolate ginger cheesecake: biscuit base, folded filling, patience in the fridge. The ginger works in two registers, ground in the base and stem in the cream.

Prep30 min
Cook0 min
Total30 min
DifficultyEasy
Servings
8

Ingredients

Base

Filling and finish

Method

0 of 4 steps

Tips

  • Cool the melted white chocolate to blood warm before folding or it seizes the cheese.
  • Stem ginger in syrup does what ground ginger cannot; both together is the trick.
  • A hot dry knife between slices keeps the cream from dragging.

Variations

  • Dark chocolate flips it toward the smoked cake's territory.
  • A lime zest through the filling sharpens the white chocolate usefully.
  • Individual glasses skip the slicing and set faster.

Serve with: Green tea or coffee, after something spicy that the ginger can echo.

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White Chocolate + Ginger Cheesecake Questions

It costs £8.20, one of only four published dessert prices on the menu, no estimate required.
A warm twist rather than a burn: the ginger cuts the white chocolate's sweetness the way gingerbread taught, present in the base, the cream and the dusting without dominating any of them.
Wagamama lists 487 kcal with the dessert page's highest fat at 30 g. It is the list's conventional indulgence and prices its pleasures honestly.
Dairy throughout, so vegetarian but emphatically not vegan; the bao nuts and ice creams carry that flag on this page. Cheesecake loyalists consider this the point.
Cream and gentle spice here, cocoa and smoke there, at nearly the same money. The table's chocolate loyalist was never really choosing.

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