Wagamama Discounts & Offers

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Yes, some of them stack

This is the bit most people miss. Blue Light doesn't play with other offers, except Soul Club. So in your birthday month, one bill can take all three:

• 20% off the food
• Free gyoza worth up to £8.90
• A stamp towards your next freebie

The stamp still counts as long as you pay £12 or more after the 20% comes off.

The biggest saving isn't always the biggest percentage

Book a table and the set menu is yours: two courses for £20 or three for £25, with edamame or prawn crackers thrown in. Same full-size dishes as the main menu, and every pairing on it costs more ordered separately. Go big with hot honey fried chicken (teriyaki), saku saku duck soba and miso caramel banana bread, and with the edamame that's £42.10 of food for £25.

Got a Blue Light Card? You can't use it on the set menu, so price your order both ways. For two courses the magic number is £25: under it, take the 20%. Over it, book. For three courses, it's £31.25.

Most branches take bookings for four or more, and some take smaller tables. Phone the restaurant for 20 or more.

20% off for NHS staff, police, forces and teachers

Show your Blue Light Card and the whole table gets 20% off the food, up to six of you, any day of the week. Fridays and Saturdays too, at every UK Wagamama except the airports. A Defence Discount Service card works the same way.

NHS staff get it through Blue Light Card, and so do police, the armed forces, teachers, social care workers and the emergency services. Grab your unique code from Blue Light Card or DDS and show it to your server with your card.

Top tip for your stamp: a chicken katsu curry on its own drops from £14.90 to £11.92, 8p short of the £12 you need. Drinks aren't discounted, so add one and you're over.

Turn your visits into free food

Soul Club is Wagamama's free app, and it pays you back in food. Pay £12 or more through it and you earn a stamp. Three stamps and you've got a free side, six and it's a free main, then you go again.

1. Join before you pay

   Sign up at the table and your welcome stamp lands alongside your meal's. Two stamps on day one puts a free side one visit away, and the welcome edamame or prawn crackers are yours from your second visit.

   Download on theApp Store Get it onGoogle Play

2. Everyone pays their own

   Eating with mates? Each person who pays £12 or more through their own app bags their own stamp. One person paying for the table gets one.

3. Never lose a stamp

   Forgot to pay in the app? Claim it within 7 days with your receipt. Gift cards count, and so do Uber Eats and Deliveroo orders with your Soul Club email at checkout.

Birthday month? A free gyoza, worth up to £8.90, drops into the app on the 1st, as long as you've earned a stamp in the six months before. You've got 31 days to eat it. And bring a friend into Soul Club: you both get a bonus reward once they've joined and eaten.

Read this before you redeem

• The £12 is what you pay after any discount, not counting tips or service charge.
• One stamp a day, however many times you eat.
• Rewards are dine-in only, one a day, and not on the lunch set or set menu.
• The free main is always the cheapest main on the bill. Order duck soba next to a friend's katsu curry and it's the curry that's free.
• A free side needs £12 spent on other things too.
• Stamps expire if you go 12 months without earning one.

Students, there's more in the app

Your 20% off runs Sunday to Thursday, all year. Here's how to set it up. On top of that:

Spin + Win in the Soul Club app until 31 October, for a shot at food rewards and merch.

Christmas is already on the menu

The festive set menu is £23 for two courses or £28 for three, and the cranberry katsu is back. Book by 15 October for any date from 18 November to 5 January and everyone eating from it gets a free glass of prosecco on arrival (juice for under-18s).

It's England, Wales and Northern Ireland only, and it doesn't stack with Blue Light or Soul Club rewards.

Just missed

• 20% off the kids menu for Soul Club members, 25 June to 1 September 2026
• 25% off on results day with a GCSE or A-level results certificate, 20 August 2026
• Stamp Week Spin to Win, with free sides, 20% off rewards and a trip-to-Japan prize draw, 1 to 13 September 2026

Kids eat free? Not right now. The kids menu starts at £4.90, though. See the kids menu and prices.

What about the 50% codes?

You'll see voucher sites promising 45% and even 50% off Wagamama. The discounts Wagamama actually runs are 20%, and they come from a card or the app, not a code you type in.

So don't burn your lunch break chasing half-price codes. Take the 20%, book the set menu, or fill your stamp book.

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