Mini Chicken Yaki Soba – Wagamama Kids Menu

Wagamama mini chicken yaki soba

Wagamama’s Mini Chicken Yaki Soba is a healthy and flavorful dish for your child, featuring tender chicken, noodles in a sweet amai sauce, and nutritious vegetables. Packed with essential vitamins and protein, it’s a balanced and tasty option that children will enjoy. The dish also contains:

Price: £6.50

Nutritional Information

Wagamama’s Mini Chicken Yaki Soba is a kid-friendly dish featuring stir-fried noodles, tender chicken and vegetables tossed with a savory sauce. Its nutrition facts give details of calories, protein, and nutrients. This is a great choice for kids who love flavorful and noodle-based dishes!

Per Serving (g)Per 100 g
Calories1667 kJ / 397 kCal715 kJ / 171 kCal
Fat17.20 g7.40
Saturated Fat2.50 g1.10
Carbohydrates39.00 g16.70
Sugars6.40 g2.80
Protein21.00 g9
Salt1.40 g0.60
Fibre2.20 g0.90
Sodium0.6 g0.2

Ingredients

Mini Chicken Yaki Soba Allergens

Contains:

  • Cereals containing gluten (barley, wheat)
  • Eggs
  • Soya

Extras Available

Add a side?

  • Edamame with salt (vg) (280 kcal) £4.90

Add a drink?

  • Cawston Press Apple + Pear Juice Drink (vg) (54 kcal) £2.80
  • Cawston Press Apple + Summer Berries Juice Drink (vg) (50 kcal) £2.80

Is It a Healthy Choice?

This is a moderate, well-rounded choice that can fit into a balanced diet for children, provided you monitor their overall daily salt intake. At 397 calories, it serves as a medium-weight main dish on the Wagamama kids menu, offering sufficient energy to keep active kids fueled without being overly heavy.

The standout feature is the 21 grams of protein, which provides excellent support for growing muscles and promotes satiety. While the dish contains 17.2 grams of total fat, only 2.5 grams are saturated, making it a reasonable option for casual dining. However, at 1.4 grams, the salt content is somewhat high for a child’s daily recommended allowance, making sodium the primary nutritional drawback. Sugars are kept manageable at 6.4 grams, though the 2.2 grams of fiber means it lacks a strong digestive boost.

This meal is best suited for active children who need a satisfying, protein-rich lunch or dinner after a busy day. Conversely, parents of younger children or those who need to adhere to a strict low-sodium diet should limit this option or opt for a lighter kids menu alternative.

To incorporate this reasonably into a child’s routine, it works best as an occasional dining-out treat. You can easily balance this meal by ensuring their other meals throughout the day feature low-sodium, high-fiber whole foods like fresh fruits and vegetables., offering sufficient energy to keep active kids fueled without being overly heavy.

What Does It Taste Like?

The flavor is gentle, savory, and perfectly balanced for younger palates. You immediately taste a mild, slightly sweet soy-based sauce coating every single noodle. It has absolutely zero spice, making it a safe but incredibly comforting choice. The grilled chicken brings a rich, roasted umami flavor to the dish. Sweetcorn and fresh vegetables add natural bursts of sweetness that cut nicely through the savory base. It tastes warm, familiar, and deeply satisfying without ever overwhelming sensitive taste buds.

The texture offers a fun, enjoyable mix of soft and crunchy bites. The thin soba noodles are incredibly slurpable with just the right amount of chewiness. The teppan-cooked chicken pieces are perfectly tender and very easy for kids to bite through. They stay juicy on the inside and are never dry or tough.

Fresh vegetables bring a much-needed contrast to the soft noodles and meat. You get a satisfying, crisp snap from the mangetout and peppers. The sweetcorn adds a juicy little pop to the mix. Finally, the light sauce keeps everything delightfully smooth and slippery.

To close out, Wagamama Mini Chicken Yaki Soba 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!

Menu information on this site is sourced directly from official Wagamama menus only. Prices and availability may differ by location.

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