Epic Steak Teriyaki Soba at Wagamama 2025

Wagamama’s Steak Teriyaki Soba combines tender grilled steak with a rich teriyaki glaze, served over hearty buckwheat soba noodles. This dish embodies Wagamama’s fusion of bold flavors and fresh ingredients, offering a satisfying taste of Japanese-inspired cuisine. Wagamama offer multiple dishes for their clients like Salmon Teriyaki Soba

Calories:

Maintaining a healthy weight requires an estimated daily intake of 2,100 kcal (8,600 kJ). This calculation is based on UK dietary guidelines.

PER SERVING
835 kcal 3504 KJ
PER 100 G
138 kcal 578 KJ

Calorie Burn Time

A serving of Steak Teriyaki Soba contains around 550-600 calories. To burn these calories, you’d need approximately:

  • 65 minutes of jogging
  • 90 minutes of cycling
  • 120 minutes of brisk walking

This savory, protein-packed dish is a satisfying meal—but keeping active helps maintain balance! The table below shows how you can burn off these delicious calories through various physical activities.

Activity

Calories Burned (Approx.)

Time Required to Burn

Jogging

550–600 calories

65 minutes

Cycling

500–550 calories

90 minutes

Brisk Walking

550–600 calories

120 minutes

Swimming

550–600 calories

60 minutes

Yoga

550–600 calories

150 minutes

Dancing

550–600 calories

70 minutes

Jump Rope

550–600 calories

45 minutes

Weight Training

550–600 calories

90 minutes

Hiking

550–600 calories

70 minutes

Aerobics

550–600 calories

65 minutes

Pros and Cons

Steak Teriyaki Soba is a flavorful fusion dish that combines tender beef, savory teriyaki glaze, and nutty soba noodles. It’s a satisfying option for lovers of Japanese-inspired cuisine, but like any dish, it has its highs and lows. Here’s a breakdown:

Pros:

  • Rich, Umami Flavor: The teriyaki sauce adds a savory-sweet depth that pairs perfectly with the beef and noodles.
  • High in Protein: The steak provides a solid source of protein, helping with muscle repair and satiety.
  • Healthier Carb Choice: Soba noodles, made from buckwheat, are often considered healthier than regular pasta due to their fiber and mineral content.
  • Quick to Eat, Easy to Love: A convenient meal that’s easy to enjoy on a busy day—filling and flavorful in every bite.
  • Well-Balanced Meal: Combines carbs, protein, and vegetables (when served with greens) in one dish.

Cons:

  • Moderately High in Calories: The teriyaki sauce and steak contribute to a higher calorie count, especially with generous portions.
  • High in Sodium: Like many Asian-style sauces, teriyaki can be sodium-heavy, which may not be ideal for those watching salt intake.
  • Sugar Content in Sauce: Teriyaki sauce often contains added sugars, which might not suit low-sugar diets.
  • Can Be Oily: Depending on preparation, the steak or noodles may retain extra oils, adding to fat content.
  • Not Ideal for Gluten-Free Diets: Traditional soba noodles may include wheat flour unless made 100% from buckwheat.

Nutrition :

Nutrition is a cornerstone of daily life, directly impacting our health and well-being. Choosing the right foods ensures a balanced intake of essential nutrients. Explore the nutritional value of this meal in the table below (data in grams).

Per serving (g)

Per 100 g

Protein

57.03

9.41

Carb

82.59

13.63

Sugars

16.99

2.80

Salt

4.46

0.74

Fat

30.33

5.01

Saturates

3.02

0.50

Allergies :

For those who suffer from allergies, you need to take all precautions and it is important to scrutinize the composition of the dish. Read below for a list of allergenic foods found in the dish – Steak teriyaki soba.

  • barley, wheat (cereals containing gluten);
  • eggs;
  • sesame;
  • soya;
  • sulphur dioxide/ sulphites.

Price :

£18

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

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