Wagamama Juices Menu with Prices

The wagamama juices menu covers 5 blends pressed in house rather than poured from concentrate, starting at £6.50 for the positive juice: pineapple, lime, spinach, cucumber and apple. The headline act is the matcha colada at £7.30, a pina colada frame with green tea doing the work rum never did.

The power juice goes properly green with spinach, apple and raw ginger, and the tropical juice is the crowd pleaser at 139 kcal. Four of the five prices are published by wagamama, with the high five juice carrying our estimate, and the full menu shows what these sit beside.

All five sit at or under the tropical blend above, natural fruit sugar rather than added, and one glass counts once toward five a day under NHS guidance however many fruits are inside. Find your nearest restaurant with the store locator.

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All Wagamama Juices Menu Items (5)

Wagamama matcha colada juice, matcha, pineapple and coconut milk£7.30

Matcha Colada Juice

matcha. pineapple. coconut milk. apple

  • 120Cal
  • 1.3gProtein
  • 30.5gCarbs

4.4 · 5 ratings

Wagamama Juices Prices and Nutrition

DishPriceCaloriesProteinCarbsFatSalt
High Five Juice£6.50est.1201.3g30.5g0.4g0g
Positive Juice£6.501221.9g29.1g0.5g0.1g
Tropical Juice£6.501391.2g34.7g0.3g0g
Power Juice£6.501381.9g33.3g0.5g0.1g
Matcha Colada Juice£7.301201.3g30.5g0.4g0g

Prices marked est. are our estimate. Wagamama does not publish a price for those dishes, so we work it out from what they do publish. Check with the restaurant before you rely on one.

Data from publicly available wagamama information. Prices vary by location. Updated 22 July 2026. Report an error

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About Wagamama Juices

The juice list reads like the menu's health corner but earns its place on flavour. The positive juice at £6.50 blends toward bright and citrussy, the power juice goes green and vegetal, the tropical juice is the crowd pleaser at 139 kcal, and the high five juice packs five fruits and vegetables into one glass. The matcha colada at £7.30 is the outlier and the signature: matcha green tea in a coconut pineapple frame, a colada without the rum.

Numbers first, since juice reputations run ahead of their facts: the blends sit between 120 kcal and 139 kcal, fruit sugar rather than added, and each glass counts toward a five a day in a way the soft drinks list never will. Three of the five are marked vegan; the high five and tropical are the two to check if that matters, since blends change. Wagamama publishes prices for four of the five, with the high five juice carrying our estimate. Against the mains, juices partner the lighter end best: lighter bites, gyoza, the grilled chicken ramen.

Wagamama Juices Questions

Yes, the section is named freshly made juices and the five blends are pressed in house rather than poured from concentrate. That is why they cost more than the soft drinks list.
Three blends sit at £6.50, the matcha colada at £7.30. The high five juice has no published price, so its figure on this site is an estimate.
Matcha green tea blended into a coconut and pineapple base, a pina colada frame without alcohol. At 120 kcal it is the lightest blend on the list and the most distinctive.
The five blends run from 120 kcal to 139 kcal, all fruit sugar rather than added sugar. For comparison, that is close to a full sugar coke, but with fibre and actual fruit behind it.
The tropical and positive juices flatter spicy food with sweetness; the green power juice suits the lighter bites end of the menu. The matcha colada fights hot dishes less than you would expect, since coconut softens chilli.
Three of the five carry wagamama's vegan marking: matcha colada, positive and power. The high five and tropical blends lack the marking, so ask in restaurant if it matters to your order.
A glass of pressed juice counts as a maximum of one portion per day under NHS guidance, however much you drink, because juicing removes most of the fibre. One glass, one portion, and the rest needs to come from actual fruit and vegetables.

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