Mini Yasai Cha HAN AT Wagamama UK London

Hey there, food lovers! If you’re hunting for a tasty, healthy bite on the Wagamama kids menu, look no further than the mini yasai cha han Wagamama. This delightful Japanese vegan dish is all about simple joys: fluffy stir-fried rice mixed with fresh veggies like sweetcorn, carrots, and mangetout, plus crispy fried tofu and a splash of sweet amai sauce. It’s a mini portion of vegetable fried rice that’s perfect for little ones or anyone craving a light meal. Wondering about Wagamama kids menu prices UK? It usually runs around £4-5, making it an affordable family pick. Ready to dive into this flavorful gem? Let’s explore what makes mini yasai cha han so special!

Important Ingredients to make this Dish

  • Rice
  • Tofu
  • Sweetcorn
  • Carrots
  • Mangetout
  • Amai sauce
  • Soy sauce

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).

PER SERVING
387 kcal 1,620 kJKJ
PER 100 G
158 kcal 662 kJ KJ

Calorie Burn Time

A serving of Mini Yasai Cha Han contains about 387 kcal (≈ 1,620 kJ).

To burn ~387 calories, you’d need about:

  • Jogging: ~33 minutes
  • Cycling: ~40 minutes
  • Brisk Walking: ~63 minutes
  • Swimming: ~46 minutes

Activity

Calories Burned (Approx.)

Time Required to Burn

Jogging

387 kcal

32 minutes

Cycling

387 kcal

40 minutes

Brisk Walking

387 kcal

63 minutes

Swimming

387 kcal

36 minutes

Yoga

387 kcal

130 minutes

Dancing

387 kcal

59 minutes

Jump Rope

387 kcal

26 minutes

Weight Training

387 kcal

53 minutes

Hiking

387 kcal

53 minutes

Aerobics

387 kcal

53 minutes

Pros and Cons

Mini Yasai Cha Han is a kid-friendly Japanese fried rice dish with fluffy rice, sweetcorn, carrots, mangetout, crispy tofu, and a touch of sweet amai sauce. It’s available as both vegetarian (with egg) and vegan (without egg).

Pros:

  • Balanced Calories: About 387 calories per serving, light yet filling for kids.
  • Plant-Based Protein: Tofu provides a good source of vegan protein.
  • Vegetable Rich: Sweetcorn, carrots, and mangetout add fibre, vitamins, and natural sweetness.
  • Customizable: Can be vegetarian (with egg) or fully vegan (without egg).

Cons:

  • Lower Protein vs Meat Dishes: Protein is moderate compared to chicken or meat-based kids’ meals.
  • Carb-Heavy: Rice is the main component, so the dish is higher in carbs.
  • Allergens Present: Soy (sauce + tofu), egg (vegetarian version), and possible sesame traces.
  • Sodium & Sugar: Amai sauce and soy sauce increase salt and sugar content.

Nutrition

Proper nutrition is essential for maintaining good health and overall well-being. The foods we choose each day play a crucial role in ensuring our bodies receive the right balance of vital nutrients. Paying close attention to what we eat helps support energy levels, immunity, and long-term wellness. Explore the nutritional breakdown of this meal in the table below (values shown in grams).

Per serving (g)

Per 100 g

Protein

13.7 g

5. g

Carb

52.1 g

21.3 g

Sugars

6.4 g

2.6 g

Salt

0.52 g

0.21g

Fat

13.2 g

5.4 g

Saturates

1.7 g

0.7 g

Allergies

For individuals with food allergies, it’s essential to take necessary precautions and carefully review the ingredients of any dish. Check the list below to see the allergenic foods present in this meal.

  • Soy
  • Egg (vegetarian version)
  • Gluten (from soy sauce)
  • Sesame (possible trace)

Price

 £4.00

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

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