Wagamama launches 2026 Christmas menu with roast dinner ramen

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 11 Nov, 00:57 · Archive

Wagamama has revealed its 2026 Christmas menu, featuring roast dinner ramen and cranberry chicken katsu curry alongside other new dishes. The menu combines British and Asian cuisines in its festive offerings. In a statement, the restaurant chain said it was 'introducing a delicious mix of show-stopping mains, festive twists on classics, spectacular side plates and indulgent seasonal treats'.

The menu will be released in restaurants on Wednesday, November 18. Among the new items are 'Sweet Heat Sprouts', which features the vegetable cooked in a cranberry gochujang sauce along with onion and ginger. The spiced berry gin spritz is a cocktail made from Roku gin, spiced red berry syrup, ginger beer, cranberries and orange.

According to preview reviews of the menu, the sprouts offer a balance of sweetness from the gochujang sauce with a slight spice. The spiced berry gin spritz was noted as working well as a festive drink option.

How it is being reported

• Wagamama's new 2026 Christmas menu reviewed with an unusual main dishwagamama has revealed its new Christmas menu items for 2026, including a roast dinner ramen and cranberry chicken katsu currySwindon Advertiser · 11 Nov, 00:01
• Wagamama's new 2026 Christmas menu reviewed with an unusual main dishwagamama has revealed its new Christmas menu items for 2026, including a roast dinner ramen and cranberry chicken katsu curryThis Is Wiltshire · 11 Nov, 00:01
• Wagamama's new 2026 Christmas menu reviewed with an unusual main dishwagamama has revealed its new Christmas menu items for 2026, including a roast dinner ramen and cranberry chicken katsu curryGazette & Herald · 11 Nov, 00:01
• Wagamama's new 2026 Christmas menu reviewed with an unusual main dishwagamama has revealed its new Christmas menu items for 2026, including a roast dinner ramen and cranberry chicken katsu curryWiltshire Times · 11 Nov, 00:01

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