Mini Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles – Wagamama Kids Menu

Wagamama mini yasai ramen rice noodles

Wagamama’s Mini Yasai Ramen with rice noodles is a delightful vegan-friendly dish crafted to bring out the natural flavors of fresh vegetables and a rich, aromatic vegetable broth. The gluten-free rice noodles serve as a light and satisfying base, complemented by an assortment of fresh vegetables such as carrots, and mushrooms.

Price: £5.90

Nutritional Information

Wagamama’s Mini Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles is a kid-friendly vegetarian dish that comes with tender rice noodles, fresh veggies, and a savory broth. Its nutrition facts reveal calories, nutrients and vitamins, making it a light and flavorful meal. This is perfect for those who prefer a gluten-free noodle option!

ValuesPer Serving (g)Per 100 g
Calories1274 kJ / 302 kCal257 kJ / 61 kCal
Fat9.10 g1.80
Saturated Fat1.00 g0.20
Carbohydrates44.70 g9
Sugars5.30 g1.10
Protein10.70 g2.20
Salt2.60 g0.50
Fibre2.20 g0.50
Sodium1 g0.2

Ingredients

Allergens

Contains: 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 choice that provides a manageable calorie load but requires dietary balancing due to its high salt concentration. At 302 calories, it functions as a light main on the kids’ menu, offering sufficient energy without being heavy or overly filling.

The fat profile is highly favorable, featuring only 1.0 gram of saturated fat, keeping digestion smooth. Carbohydrates deliver immediate energy with minimal sugar impact, and the 10.7 grams of protein offer basic satiety for a plant-based dish. The primary concern is the 2.6 grams of salt. While slightly lower than the standard wheat-noodle version, this remains a substantial amount for a child’s single meal. Fiber is also relatively low at just 2.2 grams.

This item is best suited for children needing a lighter lunch option who do not have specific sodium restrictions. Conversely, parents actively monitoring their child’s daily salt intake should avoid this dish.

Treat this rice noodle ramen as an occasional dining-out selection. To effectively offset the sodium, pair it with hydrating, low-sodium beverages like plain water or fresh juice rather than sodas. Avoid adding salty side dishes; instead, balance the meal by requesting raw cucumber sticks or a fresh fruit portion to boost overall fiber intake without compounding the salt.

What Does It Taste Like?

The Wagamama Mini Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles delivers a clean, earthy flavor profile. The clear vegetable broth creates a mild, savory base. There is no sharp spice or heat present. Golden fried tofu pieces soak up the liquid, adding a slightly toasted soybean note. Sweetcorn kernels release small bursts of natural sweetness. Sliced carrots and green mangetout contribute a fresh, green undertone. The flat rice noodles add a subtle, starchy sweetness that gently mellows the salty broth. These components combine to form a soothing, deeply savory bowl suitable for young palates.

The texture of the Mini Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles centers on distinct, contrasting layers. Flat rice noodles offer a soft, slippery bite. They break apart more easily than standard wheat noodles. Fried tofu blocks provide a slightly chewy, spongy exterior with a tender middle. Fresh mangetout and thinly sliced carrots keep a firm, snappy crunch. Plump sweetcorn kernels add a gentle pop under slight pressure. The warm broth keeps the rice noodles slick and fluid. Meanwhile, the fresh vegetables maintain their crispness right to the bottom of the bowl.

To close out, Wagamama Mini Yasai Ramen with Rice Noodles 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!

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