Go vegan with Wagamama's this September
Wagamama's plant pledge
Fancy a free vegan side from Wagamama? Read on to find out how, and become part of the plant pledge!
Wagamama's are on a mission to make chocies, both big and small for positive change, and they are are asking their guests to join their journey by signing up to the plant pledge, to:
After pledging, you will be offered a free vegan side on Wagamama's (will be valid on purchase of a main mean for dine in only) between 6th of September to 30th of November!
- make a sustainable swap when they can
- switch to a vegan side next time they dine with us
- eat more plants in general
- or go plant based.
After pledging, you will be offered a free vegan side on Wagamama's (will be valid on purchase of a main mean for dine in only) between 6th of September to 30th of November!
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Every day, individually we make thousands of decisions, choices big and small, each one shaping our future. What we choose to fill our beliefs with is the one choice, Wagamama's believes that can change the world.
Food is powerful, it sets our spirits alight, transports us through time and nourishes our soul. But what we eat is also the single most effective decision we can all make, to reduce our impact on earth and our home is warming, quicker than originally warned. The time for us all to act is now. To be the change we wish to see, the answer, we’re assured by oxford researchers lies in plants, which is why, Wagamama has committed to making half it's menu meat free by 2022. Their plant based journey began three years ago, when they launched the first vegan menu. Wagamama's started by turning their most loved dish vegan, bringing seitan to the high street and calling it vegatsu. Working with vegan trailblazer and chef gaz oakley, their menu said hello to a vegan ‘Silky, rich kare borosu ramen became a new vegan hero. They turned watermelon into soy soaked tuna fillet. Now, oyster mushrooms in a light, crispy coating, make a plant based swap for their most popular side, chilli squid. and sticky, dripping in sauce sauce, vegan ribs are a new favourite on the bench.
Wagamama's mission to make plants irresistible will be restless and they won’t stop there now, they are asking if you’ll join their journey and make your own plant pledge for the planet. Whether it’s finding a new go to vegan side or eating plants exclusively, positive change can start small and begins with all of us. Wagamamas know ordering a new favourite can feel risky, so they'll make your small choice for positive change a little easier with a plant powered gesture.
Food is powerful, it sets our spirits alight, transports us through time and nourishes our soul. But what we eat is also the single most effective decision we can all make, to reduce our impact on earth and our home is warming, quicker than originally warned. The time for us all to act is now. To be the change we wish to see, the answer, we’re assured by oxford researchers lies in plants, which is why, Wagamama has committed to making half it's menu meat free by 2022. Their plant based journey began three years ago, when they launched the first vegan menu. Wagamama's started by turning their most loved dish vegan, bringing seitan to the high street and calling it vegatsu. Working with vegan trailblazer and chef gaz oakley, their menu said hello to a vegan ‘Silky, rich kare borosu ramen became a new vegan hero. They turned watermelon into soy soaked tuna fillet. Now, oyster mushrooms in a light, crispy coating, make a plant based swap for their most popular side, chilli squid. and sticky, dripping in sauce sauce, vegan ribs are a new favourite on the bench.
Wagamama's mission to make plants irresistible will be restless and they won’t stop there now, they are asking if you’ll join their journey and make your own plant pledge for the planet. Whether it’s finding a new go to vegan side or eating plants exclusively, positive change can start small and begins with all of us. Wagamamas know ordering a new favourite can feel risky, so they'll make your small choice for positive change a little easier with a plant powered gesture.