£10.50Buldak Fire Wings
spicy buldak sauce. crispy + spring onions. sesame seeds
- 780Cal
- 68.6gProtein
- 31.4gCarbs
Wagamama Buldak Menu with Prices
The wagamama buldak menu covers 2 dishes from the chain's collaboration with Samyang, the Korean brand behind the buldak fire noodles, and starts at £10.50 for the buldak fire wings. This is the hottest food wagamama serves, hotter than anything on the firecracker pages.
The wings carry 780 kcal and the highest protein figure on the entire menu at close to 69 g, while the buldak bibimbap at £19.50 is the full meal: kimchee fried rice under beef brisket, pickles, vegetables and a fried egg. Both prices are published by wagamama, so nothing on this page is an estimate, and the full menu carries the milder alternatives.
Buldak translates as fire chicken, and the sweetness in the sauce carries the heat deeper rather than softening it. Find your nearest restaurant with the store locator and ring ahead: collaboration menus rotate, so check both dishes are still running before travelling for them.
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Wagamama Buldak Prices and Nutrition
| Dish | Price | Calories | Protein | Carbs | Fat | Salt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buldak Fire Wings | £10.50 | 780 | 68.6g | 31.4g | 42.2g | 4g |
| Buldak Bibimbap | £19.50 | 1012 | 38.8g | 109g | 46.1g | 6.1g |
Data from publicly available wagamama information. Prices vary by location. Updated 22 July 2026. Report an error
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About Wagamama Buldak
Buldak translates as fire chicken, and the Samyang sauce that made the name famous online is the engine of both dishes. The buldak fire wings at £10.50 coat fried wings in it, 780 kcal of heat and glaze that eats like a dare with napkins. The buldak bibimbap at £19.50 is the full meal: a Korean rice bowl carrying the same fire, the biggest dish of the pair at 1012 kcal.
Set expectations honestly: this range is hot in a way nothing else on the wagamama menu is, including the firecracker plates. The heat is the point, not a garnish, and the sweetness in the sauce carries it deeper rather than softening it. Neither dish is vegetarian and neither carries a gluten free marking. Both prices are published by wagamama, so nothing on this page is an estimate. If the table wants the flavour without full commitment, the wings share better than the bibimbap, and a sweet drink on standby is not a joke suggestion.
Wagamama Buldak Questions
Korean fire chicken: chicken in a hot, sweet, smoky gochujang based sauce. The version at wagamama comes from a collaboration with Samyang, the brand whose buldak instant noodles built the flavour's online reputation.
Hotter than anything else on the menu, including firecracker. The heat sits in the sauce itself and builds as you eat. Order a sweet drink alongside rather than water, which spreads capsaicin instead of calming it.
The fire wings cost £10.50 and the bibimbap £19.50. Both are published wagamama prices, not estimates.
A Korean rice bowl, the name meaning mixed rice: rice, vegetables and protein arranged separately, then stirred together at the table before eating. The buldak version loads it with fire chicken and carries 1012 kcal.
It is a collaboration menu, and collaborations rotate. If the two dishes matter to your visit, ring the restaurant and check they are still running before travelling.
No. Both are chicken dishes, and neither carries a vegetarian, vegan or gluten free marking. The firecracker section offers the closest meat free heat.
Wagamama publishes 780 kcal for the wings, which is main course territory for a sharing style plate. The bibimbap runs to 1012 kcal, the bigger commitment of the two.
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