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wagamama e-Gift Card

Whether you want to say thanks or tuck in, treat them to some time out with a wagamama e-Gift Card.

wagamama e-Gift Card

Inspired by fast-paced Japanese ramen bars, wagamama launched in London in 1992 setting out to create a unique way of eating and bringing the fresh, nourishing flavours of Asia to all. A warming bowl of ramen, sizzling noodles from the grill, Japanese rice favourites… This is a staple of modern Asian cuisine

Any amount between £5 and £100 £

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Gift cards can be activated with a minimum value of £5 and have a maximum value limit of £500 | gift cards can be topped up in restaurant | gift cards are redeemable for products and merchandise in wagamama restaurants in the united kingdom excluding northern ireland | this card is only redeemable for purchases made in restaurant | gift cards are redeemable against take-out orders made and paid for in the restaurant | this card may not be exchanged for cash | no change will be given but the balance may be applied for future purposes | this gift card will expire 13 months since last use e.g. card activation, purchase, top up or refund | at expiry, any remaining balance will be lost | gift cards cannot be returned or refunded, except in accordance with your legal rights | please protect this card and treat it as cash | it cannot be replaced if lost, stolen or damaged

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