Coke at Wagamama UK London

Thirsty for that classic fizz to jazz up your meal? Dive into coke at Wagamama, the ultimate Coca-Cola pick-me-up on every Wagamama menu. This bubbly icon pairs perfectly with steaming ramen or zesty teppanyaki, bringing a sweet, refreshing crunch to Japanese cuisine. Whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch or sharing plates with friends, a chilled coke hits the spot crisp, caramel notes cutting through bold Asian-inspired dishes. At Wagamama UK, it’s more than a soft drink; it’s the go-to for that instant smile. Curious about Wagamama coke price or how it stacks up in calories? Stick around we’ve got the scoop on this timeless fizz!

Important Ingredient to make this DishTofu

• Carbonated water
• High fructose corn syrup (or sugar)
• Caramel color
• Phosphoric acid
• Natural flavors
• Caffeine

Calories

In the UK London, the average daily energy intake recommended for maintaining a healthy body weight is approximately 2,100 kilocalories (8,600 kilojoules).

Calorie Burn Time

A 500 ml bottle of Coca-Cola Classic delivers ≈ 210 calories of fizzy sweetness.

To burn off those 210 kcal, you’d need:

• 21 minutes of jogging
• 23 minutes of cycling
• 41 minutes of brisk walking
• 23 minutes of swimming

Activity	Calories Burned (Approx.)	Time Required to Burn
jogging	210 kcal	21 minutes
Cycling	210 kcal	23 minutes
Brisk Walking	210 kcal	41 minutes
Swimming	210 kcal	23 minutes
Yoga	210 kcal	53 minutes
Jump Rope	210 kcal	14 minutes
Weight Training	210 kcal	29 minutes
Hiking	210 kcal	26 minutes
Aerobics	210 kcal	20 minutes
Dancing	210 kcal	27 minutes

Pros and Cons

Here’s a clear and balanced Pros and Cons of Coca-Cola Classic:

Pros

• Refreshing taste – fizzy, sweet, and pairs well with many meals.
• Instant energy – high sugar provides a quick energy boost.
• Widely available – one of the most accessible drinks worldwide.
• Vegan-friendly – contains no animal ingredients in most markets.
• Caffeine kick – mild stimulant effect can increase alertness.

Cons

• High sugar content – a 500 ml bottle has ~53 g sugar (≈13 teaspoons).
• Empty calories – ~210 kcal with little to no nutrients.
• Dental risk – acidity plus sugar can damage teeth and enamel.
• Not filling – calories don’t reduce hunger like solid food does.
• Caffeine concerns – may cause jitteriness or sleep issues in sensitive people.
• Overconsumption risk – easy to drink large amounts quickly, adding excess sugar and calories.

Nutrition

Good nutrition is essential for maintaining energy, supporting immunity, and promoting overall well-being. Understanding what’s on your plate helps you make smarter food choices. Explore the detailed nutritional breakdown of this dish in the table below to see how it fuels your body with the right balance of key nutrients.

Nutrients	Per 100 ml	Per 330 ml can	Per 500 ml bottle
Energy	42 kcal (180 kJ)	139 kcal (580 kJ)	210 kcal (900 kJ)
Fat	0 g	0 g	0 g
– of which saturates	0 g	0 g	0 g
Carbohydrates	10.6 g	35 g	53 g
– of which sugars	10.6 g	35 g	53 g
Protein	0 g	0 g	0 g
Salt (Sodium)	0 g	0 g	0 g
Caffeine	~9–11 mg	~32–35 mg	~50–53 mg

Allergies

If you have allergies, it’s crucial to take the necessary precautions and carefully examine the ingredients of your drink. Below is a list of potential allergens found in coke

• Caffeine (sensitivity, not a formal allergen)
• Sugar / High Fructose Corn Syrup (issue for diabetes or fructose intolerance)

Price in UK London

£2.40

Enjoy this mouth-watering dish at an affordable price at Wagamama UK London