Wagamama, Nomad, New York, is a vibrant Asian fusion restaurant located at 210 Fifth Avenue, at W 26th St, New York, NY 10010. It's the perfect spot for anyone craving bold flavors and a relaxed atmosphere. The restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring everything from comforting bowls of ramen to light, fresh salads. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or a hearty meal, Wagamama has something for everyone, with options for vegans and vegetarians, as well as organic dishes and healthy choices. The menu also includes a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, cocktails, spirits, and wine, making it a great place for after-work happy hours or a casual night out.
What sets Wagamama, Nomad, apart is its unique blend of flavors, combining traditional Asian cuisine with modern twists. It's not just about great food - the restaurant also offers a welcoming vibe. You can enjoy outdoor seating on warmer days, or opt for a cozy indoor experience. If you're in a rush or prefer to relax at home, they offer convenient service options like no-contact delivery, takeaway, and dine-in. For those who want to take their experience to the next level, there’s even a private dining room available.
Whether you're stopping by for a late-night snack, enjoying a comforting bowl of noodles, or sipping on a refreshing cocktail, Wagamama offers a casual yet elevated dining experience. It’s a fantastic spot for a fun night out with friends or a relaxed dinner with family, where you can savor delicious food, sip on tasty drinks, and feel right at home.
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210 fifth avenue at, W 26th St, New York, NY 10010, United States
This place is perfect—beyond excellent! The service was great; our waiter, Zack, was super nice and always attentive. We tried the sake sampler, which was wonderful, and the ramen was incredible (they even had a duck version!). The fried calamari was the best I’ve ever had. The head chef actually came to our table and recommended a couple of dishes, which made for a great experience. I had the chicken curry and loved every bite—it truly warmed my soul! I recommend Wagamama 100%
- Derek's -
While on my way to one of my favorite chocolate shops I wasn’t sure what to have for lunch on Saturday. So I decided to try Wagamamma. My uncertainty about what to have for lunch didn’t end with which restaurant to choose but also what to eat. I ended up ordering 3 starters. I went with the chili hoisin duck bao which was delicious. Their version of calamari, a chili squid which was interesting but I don’t think I’ll try again. And Tokyo fries which was also interesting but I don’t think I’ll be trying again. My sister’s birthday was on Monday so naturally on Tuesday I ran to Macys (Herald Square) to get her a little something & decided to try Wagamamma once again since I felt or was cold enough to have ramen. I sat at the bar this time & ordered the Korean fried chicken bao for my appetizer & the chicken gyoza ramen for my main. Oddly enough my main was served before my appetizer. The ramen was pretty good however I wasn’t a big fan of the Korean fried chicken. Since there was hardly any chicken involved. It’s a nice restaurant with polite staff however I don’t see myself going back anytime soon.
- J B C -
Delicious ramen on a surprisingly rainy and cold late summer day. Lunch special is a decent value. It’s a low key setting which for a late lunch was quiet and relaxed. Server was fast and very friendly. Only minor issue was it was a bit cold in the restaurant.
- Alisa B -
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