Wagamama Yasai Ramen Wrap

Wagamama yasai ramen wrap is estimated at £11.50 (est.) with 466 kcal inside, the strangest and most loveable idea on the lunch menu: a ramen reimagined as a hand held wrap. Tender vegetables and soba noodles in a spinach wrap with spicy teriyaki, a crispy omelette and spring onion, plus a rich broth reduction on the side for dipping.

The broth reduction is the genius move. A ramen without its broth would be a betrayal; a wrap dipped into concentrated broth, French dip style, keeps the soul of the bowl in a form that types emails between bites. The noodles inside are the chew, the omelette the richness, the spicy teriyaki the glue, and the spinach wrap holds the operation together with more dignity than novelty formats usually manage.

At 466 kcal it is the lightest thing on the lunch list, with a genuinely respectable 24 g of protein thanks to the omelette and noodles, and moderate salt once the dip is counted honestly. Vegetarian by build, it stops short of the vegan marking the omelette forecloses.

The pricing caveat rules here as across the lunch range: sold as a set with a drink, no standalone published figure, and the £11.50 (est.) estimate is marked est wherever it appears. Weekday lunch availability varies by restaurant, and the phone beats the journey.

The how much is the ramen wrap answer lives on the lunch deal page with the set logic. Eaten at a desk it is self contained; eaten in restaurant, the wok fried greens beside it complete a vegetable forward lunch the afternoon will thank you for.