Wagamama Alternative

Ello ladies and gentlemen, Do anyone know any decent alternative to wagamama? a handful of place that's seemed to be an alternative to wagamama turn out to be a bit shit and the food's too greasy (like that restaurant called sashimi in Soho, it's alright but not exactly yummy).

anyone? (in central mostly).

Ed

Busaba is amazing, owned by the same people but does thai food! http://www.busaba.com/

Wagadadda.

Have you tried Satsuma on Wardour street? (or is that the one you meant?)

depends where you want to eat ed,
down in brixton you've got fujiyama, which I've always liked...

Have you tried Satsuma on Wardour street? (or is that the one you meant?)

that the one I meant actually!

what about speedynoodle in brixton corny???
classy place that.

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tokyou in liverpool??!

Soba, on Soho st. Bit hit or miss depending on what u order. generally good.

^ Soho Sq St. maybe, just off the square anyway.

noodle king! bethnal green road

Lot sof places sell pot noodles, and now you can get them without the pot, but they don't put the fake meat in those ones so i don't like them as much.

or TARO on brewer street, I hear they have a japanese brothel downstairs.

or DONZOKO on Kingley Street

Tokyo Diner, back of Chinatown off Charing Cross Road.

cha cha moon? dirt cheap and pretty tasty

not the same thing exactly, but Abeno is good.
and okonomiyaki only has one downfall- your clothes will smell for the next week and a half.....
but damn its good.
near the museum thingy.

and plus one for tokyo diner.

and plus one for busaba.

but the best japanese restaurant in England is up here in oxford:
http://edamame.co.uk/

so damn good.
its my revision treat.

cha cha moon? dirt cheap and pretty tasty

expensive now, they're no longer £3.50 each, same price as wagamama now (and that's Chinese really, mostly I think).

depends where you want to eat ed,
down in brixton you've got fujiyama, which I've always liked...

+1 Always visit there before going to the pictures.

thank for the alternative, will check them out!

nothing like Wagamama but cheap good and central

wahaca.co.uk

depends where you want to eat ed,
down in brixton you've got fujiyama, which I've always liked...

+1

+1 to Cha Cha Moon (owned by Alan Yau, who set up Wagamama) +1 for wahaca, but Mexican & slightly more $$$ +1 for Abeno & Busaba. Also there is a Korean place on poland street which is very good, Arirang or similar name. Looks dodgy from the street too.

Also Baozi Inn in Chinatown is pretty good, regional chinese noodle dishes, quick, cheap & lacking much option for vegetarians.