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This is a Wagamama-like, but with a Chinese bent rather than Japanese. For those that don't like noodles, they do large plates with a pile of rice, and a pile of main-dish. Seating is long communal benches and tables. The staff have funky uniforms with anime-style pictures |
This is a Wagamama-like, but with a Chinese bent rather than Japanese. For those that don't like noodles, they do large plates with a pile of rice, and a pile of main-dish. |
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Yes, it really is called just that.
This is a Wagamama-like, but with a Chinese bent rather than Japanese. For those that don't like noodles, they do large plates with a pile of rice, and a pile of main-dish.
The food is very cheap and good. 4 quid for a main dish, eg. a large soup with noodles which was a satisfying lunch. It resides in the building that used to house the Gourmet Pizza Company.
Their web site has a full menu, sadly in a Flash animation or a pdf, but even to get to the pdf you would have to navigate the Flash. Fortunately, we at The Oxford Guide are a helpful bunch, and so provide a link to the pdf version of the menu.
The staff appear to be young, pretty, and vaguely competent.
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