Virgin Bloody Mary | Bold Wagamama Alcohol-Free Drink

The Virgin Bloody Mary on the Wagamama menu in the UK is a bold, alcohol-free twist on the classic cocktail. Made with savoury tomato juice blended with soy, teriyaki, and warming spices, it delivers rich umami flavour with a spicy edge. Garnished with lime, fresh cucumber, and a chilli and lime salt rim, this refreshing drink is perfect for those who enjoy complex, savoury sips without the alcohol.

Nutritional Information

The Virgin Bloody Mary from Wagamama is a bold, alcohol-free twist on the classic cocktail, packed with savoury depth and a touch of spice. This flavourful drink combines rich tomato juice with soy, teriyaki, and warming spices for a unique umami kick. It’s garnished with fresh cucumber, lime, and a chilli + lime salt rim for extra zing in every sip. Explore the full Virgin Bloody Mary nutritional information below to check calories, sugars, and more.

	Per Serving	Per 100 g
energy (kcal)	58	22
Energy (kj)	240	91
protein (g)	2.8	1.1
carb (g)	9.6	3.6
of which sugars (g)	8.2	3.1
fat (g)	0.5	0.2
sat fat (g)	0.1	0.0
sodium (g)	0.3	0.1
salt (g)	0.9	0.3
fibre (g)	1.8	0.7

Allergen Info

Contains: Cereals containing gluten (barley, wheat), soya

Adults and youth aged 13 and older typically require an average of 2,000 calories per day to meet their energy needs. Children between the ages of 4 and 12 generally need around 1,500 calories daily. However, these are only averages, and individual calorie needs may vary depending on various factors.

Calories & Nutrition Insights

At just 58 calories per glass, the Wagamama Virgin Bloody Mary is one of the lightest drinks on the menu. Compared to other mindful drinks like the Iced Matcha Strawberry Latte (231 calories) or even the Ginger No-Jito (85 calories), this mocktail is a very low-calorie choice. It adds flavor and spice without loading you up with sugar or cream, making it a refreshing option if you want to keep your drink light.

Nutritionally, this drink is almost fat-free, with only 0.5 g of total fat. It does, however, bring in a modest 2.8 g of protein thanks to the tomato base, which is unusual for a beverage. The 1.8 g of fiber also gives it a small but useful boost for digestion — again, not something you usually get from drinks.

The main consideration here is the sodium content, which sits at 0.9 g of salt per serving. That’s higher than most other Wagamama soft drinks and comes from the soy and teriyaki seasoning. If you are watching your salt intake, you may want to balance this out with lower-sodium food choices from the menu.

Overall, the Virgin Bloody Mary is a light, savory, and functional drink. It suits health-conscious diners, those looking for alcohol-free complexity, and anyone who wants flavor without heaviness. If your goal is to enjoy a drink that won’t weigh you down or spike your sugar intake, this is one of the best picks in the Wagamama drinks menu.

Pairing Suggestions

The Wagamama Virgin Bloody Mary is bold and savory, which makes it a versatile drink to pair with both light and hearty dishes. Here are some suggestions to round out your meal:

Edamame with Chilli + Garlic Salt – Priced at £5.75 with 248 kcal, the salty crunch of edamame matches perfectly with the spicy tomato base, creating a balanced starter without feeling too heavy.
Chicken Gyoza – At £7.75 and 336 kcal, these crispy dumplings add a warm, savory note that pairs well with the drink’s umami flavor. Together, they make a satisfying appetizer combo.
Yasai Katsu Curry – This hearty curry costs £13.50 and contains 1,074 kcal. Its rich flavor contrasts nicely with the freshness of the Bloody Mary, cutting through the heaviness of the dish.
Banana Katsu – A sweet treat at £7.05 with 361 kcal, its crunchy coating and soft banana center balance the spice and saltiness of the drink, giving you a refreshing end to your meal.
Wagamama Juice Sorbet – Light and fruity at £6.25 and only 98 kcal, this option cools the palate after the drink’s spice, perfect if you prefer to finish on something refreshing.

These pairings show off how the drink can complement different moods — from a light starter to a rich curry or a sweet finish. Whether you want balance, contrast, or refreshment, this drink adapts well to your choice.

Taste & Texture

The Wagamama drink has a bold and savory flavor that hits your taste buds right away. The tomato juice brings a natural sweetness and richness, balanced with the salty depth of soy and teriyaki. You immediately notice a warm kick of spice, which lingers gently without being overpowering.

Each sip is smooth and refreshing, with the chilled tomato base giving a juicy, full-bodied mouthfeel. The chilli and lime salt rim adds a zesty sharpness and a light crunch that contrasts beautifully with the liquid inside. Fresh cucumber slices add a crisp, cooling bite, while the lime garnish sharpens the drink with a burst of citrus.

Overall, the texture is layered and engaging — smooth juice, crunchy rim, crisp garnish — while the taste moves from sweet and savory to spicy and tangy. It feels complex yet light, making it an exciting alcohol-free option that never tastes flat or boring.

Better Alternatives

The Wagamama Virgin Bloody Mary is a bold and savory mocktail, but if you’re looking for something a little different, here are some better alternatives within the wagamama drinks menu:

Ginger No-Jito – If you want a lighter, fresher option with fewer savory notes, the Ginger No-Jito is a great pick. It combines ginger, mint, and lime for a crisp, cooling taste at just 85 kcal, making it gentler than the Virgin Bloody Mary’s spiced tomato base.
Positive Juice – For those who prefer sweetness and fruit over spice, Positive Juice blends pineapple, lime, spinach, cucumber, and apple. It’s refreshing and naturally energizing, with less sodium and a clean, fruity profile that balances heavier meals.
Power Juice – If you enjoy more intensity but in a fruity way, Power Juice with spinach, apple, and ginger provides a spicier kick from the ginger. It’s ideal for anyone who finds the Virgin Bloody Mary’s chili rim too mild.
Iced Matcha Strawberry Latte – For a more filling and creamy drink, this latte is a stronger choice. At 231 kcal, it’s richer and more indulgent, perfect if you want your drink to feel like a snack on its own rather than just a light accompaniment.

To close out, Wagamama Virgin Bloody Mary is a must-try for those looking for fresh and flavorful food. I love how it brings together bold flavors and high-quality ingredients in every bite. If you love exploring dishes like I do, check out Wagamama’s full menu and discover even more tasty options you’ll definitely want to try!