Chicken with prawn yaki soba

Chicken with Prawn yaki soba

Nutrient

Per Dish

In 100g

Energy (kcal)

804

146

Energy (kj)

3,239

590

Protein (g)

37.5

6.8

Carb (g)

73.6

13.4

Of Which Sugars (g)

7.9

1.4

Fat (g)

37.2

6.8

Sat Fat (g)

4.7

0.8

Sodium (g)

1.5

0.3

Salt (g)

3.7

0.7

Fiber (g)

6.1

1.1


What Is Chicken with Prawn Yaki Soba?

Chicken with Prawn Yaki Soba is a wok-fried noodle dish combining chicken, prawns, and stir-fried vegetables in a savoury yakisoba sauce. Like other “yaki” dishes on Wagamama’s menu, it’s cooked dry in a hot wok rather than served as a soup, which lets the sauce coat and concentrate around the noodles.

Taste, Texture and What to Expect

The combination of chicken and prawns gives a layered flavour: chicken adds a mild, savoury base while prawns bring a touch of sweetness and firmer bite. The yakisoba sauce ties everything together with a smoky, sweet-savoury finish, and vegetables add freshness and crunch throughout.

Typical Ingredients

  • Noodles (check your local menu for the specific type used)
  • Chicken, sliced
  • Prawns
  • Mixed stir-fried vegetables
  • Yakisoba-style sauce

Ingredients and preparation can change over time, so the allergen and nutrition table above is the most reliable source for this specific dish.

Is It a Good Choice for You?

This dish works well if you enjoy combining meat and seafood and want a filling, savoury plate without ordering extra sides. It’s not suitable for anyone with a shellfish allergy — check the allergen notice above and ask staff directly if you have a serious allergy.

Price and Availability

Prices vary by restaurant location, delivery platform and seasonal menu updates. Check your local Wagamama menu or app for the current price.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it contain shellfish?

Yes, prawns are a core ingredient. Check the allergen information above for full details.

Can I make this dish at home?

A simplified version can be recreated at home with noodles, chicken, prawns, stir-fried vegetables and a yakisoba or teriyaki-style sauce, though it won’t be identical to the restaurant version.

Is it spicy?

No, yakisoba sauce is generally savoury and smoky-sweet rather than spicy.

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