Wagamama is set to return to Dublin this weekend, following the closure of its three outlets in the city last September.
If you have been craving its popular katsu curry, gyozas or ramen bowls since then, the wait is nearly over.
The Asian restaurant chain will open in Liffey Valley this weekend and its branch in Dundrum Town Centre will reopen in mid-August.
Last year, Wagamama closed the doors of three Dublin restaurants – on South King Street and in Blanchardstown and Dundrum – after receivers failed to reach an agreement with the UK-based chain on a restructuring of their franchise arrangement.
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To celebrate its return, Wagamama is offering 1,000 complimentary meals from this Thursday (June 19th) to Sunday (June 22nd).
Fans who wish to attend the first tasting of the menu must sign up online to secure their spot.
Wagamama has signalled plans to open more restaurants across Ireland in the coming months.
Ruffy Magat, general manager for Wagamama Ireland, said: “We are excited to bring back the dishes you’ve been missing – your go-to ramens, iconic curries, and fresh sides, all made to order and served from our signature open kitchens. Whether it’s your first taste or your 15th bowl, everyone’s welcome back at our benches.”
Wagamama will be open in-store and will be available for click-and-collect and delivery options.
