Wagamama launched its Autumn menu in the UK on Wednesday 7 October 2026. The release is compact: six new items, made up of one rich duck curry, two street wraps and three sauces. Below, you’ll find every new Wagamama menu item with its price and calories, plus what sets each one apart and how the lineup fits together.
Wagamama’s New Menu at a Glance
| New Item | Type | Price | Calories (per serving) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duck Akakare | Main (curry) | £25.50 | 1,271 kcal |
| Pulled Shiitake Street Wrap (vg) | Street wrap | £10.00 | 761 kcal |
| Steak Street Wrap | Street wrap | £10.00 | 589 kcal |
| Teriyaki Mayo (vg) | Sauce | £1.20 | 176 kcal |
| Gochujang Mayo (vg) | Sauce | £1.20 | 180 kcal |
| Chilli Honey (v) | Sauce | £1.20 | 123 kcal |
This is not a huge menu overhaul. It’s a tight release with three clear price points: a £25.50 showpiece main, two £10.00 wraps and three £1.20 sauces.
The two street wraps are the most connected pair. Both come with pineapple salsa, jasmine rice and sriracha mayo, but they swap the filling and the wrapper. The sauces work as add-ons, so you can build a bigger order around the wraps or the curry.
Every New Wagamama Menu Item
Duck Akakare: £25.50 | 1,271 kcal
Wagamama Duck Akakare is the headline dish. It sits on the Wagamama Curry Menu and features a duck leg on the bone in a mild red curry sauce, scented with lemongrass and coriander. The name nods to red curry, and the plate comes with mixed vegetables, jasmine rice with sesame seeds and chilli, and a kale and pickled red cabbage salad with coconut chips.
It’s the priciest and most calorie-dense item in the release by a clear margin. It’s also the one with the most protein, at 41.20 g per serving. Think of it as a sit-down main rather than a quick lunch.
Pulled Shiitake Street Wrap (vg): £10.00 | 761 kcal
The Pulled Shiitake Street Wrap is the plant-based wrap of the pair. Korean BBQ pulled shiitake goes into a spinach wrap with pineapple salsa, jasmine rice and sriracha mayo. It’s marked vegan, and it stands out for its fibre: 15.90 g per serving.
Steak Street Wrap: £10.00 | 589 kcal
The Steak Street Wrap uses Korean BBQ steak, spinach, pineapple salsa, jasmine rice and sriracha mayo, all inside a beetroot wrap. That crimson wrapper makes it the most eye-catching item on the menu. It’s also the lightest of the three mains at 589 kcal, which is worth noting if you’re choosing between the wraps. Like the shiitake wrap, it sits on the Lunch Menu.
Teriyaki Mayo (vg): £1.20 | 176 kcal
Teriyaki Mayo is a golden, creamy dip marked vegan. It’s a mayo-style sauce, so most of its calories come from fat (13.30 g per serving) rather than sugar (9.60 g).
Gochujang Mayo (vg): £1.20 | 180 kcal
Gochujang Mayo is the bright orange-red mayo of the trio, also marked vegan. It lands very close to Teriyaki Mayo on nutrition, with slightly more fat (14.30 g) and slightly less sugar (9.40 g) per serving.
Chilli Honey (v): £1.20 | 123 kcal
Chilli Honey is the odd one out. It’s a glossy, dark amber sauce flecked with chilli, marked vegetarian rather than vegan. It’s the lightest sauce at 123 kcal and has almost no fat, but nearly all of that comes from sugar: 29.70 g per serving.
What Stands Out About This Release
The wraps share a base but not a profile. They cost the same, yet the Pulled Shiitake Street Wrap has 172 more calories than the Steak Street Wrap. It also has far more fibre (15.90 g against 5.10 g) and more fat (41.10 g against 22.90 g), while the steak version has more protein (24.30 g against 19.50 g).
The sauces split into two styles. Teriyaki Mayo and Gochujang Mayo are creamy and fat-led. Chilli Honey is a sweet drizzle that is almost all sugar. If you add any of them to a wrap, you add £1.20 and somewhere between 123 and 180 kcal.
There are plant-based options across the range. Three items carry a vegan label (the Pulled Shiitake Street Wrap, Teriyaki Mayo and Gochujang Mayo), and Chilli Honey is marked vegetarian. Duck Akakare and the Steak Street Wrap are the only meat dishes.
Which New Item Should You Try First?
Availability and Launch Details
The new menu launched in the UK on Wednesday 7 October 2026. Prices above are the £ prices listed at launch, and calories are per serving. Prices and availability can vary by restaurant, so check your local Wagamama before you go. If you have an allergy, check the allergen details on each item’s guide and with the restaurant team.
Wagamama’s new menu is small but easy to navigate. Duck Akakare is the indulgent centerpiece, the two street wraps cover lunch for under £11 and the three £1.20 sauces let you tweak the flavor without changing your main. If you’re deciding where to start, the individual guides above break down each dish in more detail, and the Wagamama Full Menu shows how the new items sit alongside the regulars.
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