Mini Chicken Ramen at Wagamama 2025

Craving ramen but watching your portions? Mini Chicken Ramen is your answer tender chicken, springy noodles, and rich broth packed into a perfectly sized bowl. Ideal for lunch or light dinners, it’s a protein-packed, umami-rich hug for your taste buds.You can try this Edamame with salt one i hope you will like this dish aslo.

Wagamama’s version balances savory soy broth, juicy chicken, and crunchy veggies. At ~450 calories, it’s a guilt-free way to satisfy ramen cravings. Plus, it’s customizable: swap noodles for gluten-free or add extra chili for heat. Ready to burn it off? Let’s talk walks, cycling, and more! 

Ingredients:

• thin noodles;
• peas;
• carrots;
• sweet corn.

Calories

An average of 2100 kcal (8600 kJ) is required for normal weight maintenance. Calculated for the UK.

Calorie Burn Time

On average, a serving of Mini Chicken Ramen contains around 450 calories. To burn these calories, you’d need approximately:

• 56 minutes of jogging
• 60 minutes of cycling
• 106 minutes of brisk walking

Enjoy this protein-packed, umami-rich meal guilt-free — but remember, every bite counts! The table below shows how you can balance your noodle indulgence with different physical activities:

Pros and Cons

Mini Chicken Ramen is a warm, comforting noodle bowl that combines tender chicken, rich broth, and springy noodles in a convenient, portion-controlled serving. Whether you’re enjoying it at Wagamama or preparing your own twist at home, here’s a look at its highlights — and a few things to be mindful of:

Pros:

• Protein-Rich: The chicken provides a good amount of protein, which is great for muscle repair and keeping you feeling full.
• Comforting & Flavorful: The rich, umami-packed broth and the delicious combination of noodles, chicken, and seasonings create a comforting, satisfying meal.
• Quick & Convenient: A mini-sized version of ramen that can be prepared quickly, making it a perfect meal for busy days or when you’re craving something warm and delicious.
• Customizable: You can adjust the toppings to your preference, such as adding soft-boiled eggs, vegetables, or extra spice to suit your taste.
• Low-Cost Option: When making it at home, you can create a flavorful ramen without the high price tag of restaurant versions.

Cons:

• Not Very Filling (Mini Size): The smaller portion may not be enough for those with bigger appetites or if you want a more substantial meal.
• High Sodium (Restaurant Versions): Like many ramen dishes, restaurant versions can be high in sodium due to the broth and seasoning, which can be an issue for those monitoring their salt intake.
• Calories Can Add Up: Depending on the broth and toppings, the calories can quickly add up, especially if adding ingredients like extra meat or fried toppings.
• May Lack Vegetables (Without Customization): If you don’t add your own veggies or extra toppings, it may lack the nutritional balance needed for a complete meal.
• Potential Gluten Content: Traditional ramen noodles contain gluten, so it’s not suitable for those with gluten sensitivities unless you use a gluten-free noodle alternative.

Nutrition

Nutrition plays a vital role in maintaining our overall health and well-being. It’s crucial to pay attention to the foods we consume to ensure we’re getting the right balance of nutrients. Below is the nutritional breakdown of Mini Chicken Ramen to help you make informed choices about your diet. This data is presented in grams per serving:

Allergies

For individuals who suffer from food allergies, it’s crucial to take precautions and carefully check the composition of every dish. When enjoying Mini Chicken Ramen, be aware of the potential allergens it may contain. Below is a list of common allergens that could be present in this dish:

• cereals containing gluten (wheat);
• eggs;
• soya.

Price

£5.50