Wagamama Chicken Firecracker Curry | Curry Menu

 Chicken Firecracker Curry

The Chicken Firecracker Curry is a bold and fiery favourite on the Wagamama menu in the UK. Packed with heat and flavour, it features tender chicken stir-fried with mangetout, peppers, onions, and hot red chillies. Served with a dome of fluffy white rice, this dish is finished with a sprinkle of sesame seeds, a dusting of shichimi spice, and a wedge of lime. It’s a spicy, vibrant choice for those who love a serious chilli kick.

Chicken Firecracker Curry Price: £16.50

Ingredients

Nutritional Information

The Wagamama Chicken Firecracker Curry is a must-try for anyone who loves bold, spicy flavours with a satisfying mix of textures. This fiery dish features tender chicken breast pieces stir-fried with fresh vegetables and steamed rice, all coated in a hot, chilli-packed sauce that delivers serious heat. Check out the full Wagamama Chicken Firecracker nutritional information below to see the calories, protein, and other essential details.

Per ServingPer 100 g
energy (kcal)4920 kJ / 1230 kCal675 kJ / 169 kCal
fat (g)40.90 g5.60
Saturated Fat (g)4.20 g0.60
Carbohydrates (g)159.20 g21.80
of which sugars (g)34.00 g4.70
Protein (g)44.00 g6
Salt (g)5.30 g0.70
Fibre (g)12.80 g1.70
sodium (g)2.1 g0.3

Allergen Info

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

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.

Extras Available

Go Big on Your Protein

  • Extra Chicken (122 kcal) – £3.50

Swap Your Base

  • Brown Rice (vg) (370 kcal)

Remove Garnish (Max 2)

  • No Lime
  • No Shichimi
  • No Sesame Seeds

Go Big on Your Protein

  • Extra Chicken (152 kcal) – £3.50

Add an Extra Sauce?

  • Firecracker Curry Sauce (vg) (269 kcal) – £1.00

Add a Side?

  • Korean Barbecue Brisket Bao Buns (519 kcal) – £8.80
  • Duck Gyoza (333 kcal) – £8.80
  • Edamame with Salt (vg) (280 kcal) – £4.90
  • Bang Bang Cauliflower (vg) (447 kcal) – £6.80

Add a Drink?

  • Coke (vg) (139 kcal) – £2.80
  • Diet Coke (vg) (1 kcal) – £2.80
  • Coke Zero (vg) (1 kcal) – £2.80

End on Something Sweet

  • Raspberry Snow Cake (v) (579 kcal) – £4.80
  • Chocolate Brownie (v) (357 kcal) – £4.30
  • Lemon Yuzu Muffin (v) (452 kcal) – £3.80

Is It a Healthy Choice?

Chicken Firecracker Curry is a less healthy, indulgent choice, mainly because it is very high in calories, salt, carbohydrates, and sugar. At 1,230 calories per serving, it is a heavy Wagamama curry meal and works more like a full, high-energy lunch or dinner than a balanced everyday option. The 44g of protein is a strong benefit, helping with fullness and making it more satisfying for active diners or those wanting a protein-rich meal.

Its fat profile is not the worst part. The dish contains 40.9g of fat, but saturated fat is relatively moderate at 4.2g compared with creamier or richer curry options. Fibre is also strong at 12.8g, which adds better digestive balance and helps the meal feel more filling. However, the 159.2g of carbohydrates and 34g of sugar make it a very carb-heavy choice.

The biggest concern is salt. With 5.3g salt and 2.1g sodium, Chicken Firecracker Curry is less ideal for low-sodium, heart-conscious, or blood-pressure-aware diets. It is best suited for spice lovers, active people, or occasional comfort eating. To balance it, avoid salty starters, choose water, and keep other meals lighter in salt, sugar, and refined carbs.

What Does It Taste Like?

Wagamama Chicken Firecracker Curry has a fiery, punchy flavor that feels bold from the first bite. The sauce is hot, sweet, tangy, and savory all at once. The chili heat builds quickly, but the sweetness helps round it out. The chicken adds a juicy, meaty taste that holds up well against the strong sauce. The vegetables bring a fresher note, while the rice softens the spice and makes the dish feel more balanced and satisfying.

The texture is saucy, tender, and lively. The chicken pieces feel soft, juicy, and easy to bite through. The firecracker sauce is glossy and slightly sticky, coating the rice, chicken, and vegetables with a rich spicy finish. The rice is fluffy and warm, soaking up the sauce without becoming too heavy. The vegetables add small bursts of crunch and freshness. Each mouthful feels hot, juicy, soft, and full of bold contrast.

To close out, Wagamama Chicken Firecracker Curry 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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