Wagamama Iconic Curries: Katsu & Raisukaree, Calories & Prices (2026)
Last Updated: September 2026
Wagamama’s curry range splits into two families: the breaded, panko-coated katsu curries and the coconut-based raisukaree curries. This guide covers all 7 dishes in the “Iconic Curries” range — the katsu and raisukaree dishes — with verified calories and what’s actually in each bowl. Wagamama also runs a separate, spicier “firecracker” curry range, which we cover on its own page rather than mixing the two here.
Every Iconic Curry (2026)
Per Wagamama’s official menu, current calorie figures per serving:
| Curry | Calories | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Katsu Curry | 988 kcal | Panko chicken, sticky white rice, katsu curry sauce, dressed salad, pickles — Wagamama’s best-known dish |
| Yasai Katsu Curry (VG/V) | 1,223 kcal | Panko sweet potato, aubergine and butternut squash, sticky white rice, katsu curry sauce |
| Hot Chicken Katsu Curry | 1,115 kcal | Panko chicken with spicy katsu curry sauce — the heat-forward version of the classic |
| Hot Yasai Katsu Curry (VG/V) | 1,350 kcal | Panko vegetables with spicy katsu curry sauce — the richest dish in the whole range |
| Chicken Raisukaree | 1,092 kcal | Mild, warming coconut curry sauce, mangetout, peppers, onion, chilli, sesame |
| Prawn Raisukaree | 1,022 kcal | Same coconut curry base as the chicken version, with prawns — the lightest raisukaree |
| Tofu Raisukaree (VG/V) | 1,135 kcal | Same coconut curry base, with tofu |
Calories are Wagamama’s own published per-serving figures, checked directly against wagamama.com. All four katsu dishes are breaded and pan-fried; the three raisukaree dishes are a milder, coconut-based curry rather than the katsu-style panko coating.
Curry Prices
Wagamama doesn’t publish exact prices on its official menu pages, and prices can vary slightly by location. Curries on this site are typically tracked from around £13.50 upward — always confirm the current price in the app or in-restaurant before ordering.
Katsu Vs Raisukaree: What’s The Difference?
Katsu curries are built on a breaded, panko-coated protein (chicken or vegetables) with a thick, mildly sweet curry sauce over rice. Raisukaree is a different style entirely — a coconut-based curry sauce served without the breaded coating, closer to a Thai-style curry, and available with chicken, prawn or tofu. If you want the classic Wagamama dish people usually mean by “curry,” that’s the Chicken Katsu Curry; if you’d rather skip the breading, raisukaree is the better fit.
Which Curry Is Vegan Or Vegetarian?
Yasai Katsu Curry, Hot Yasai Katsu Curry and Tofu Raisukaree are all vegan and vegetarian (VG/V) on Wagamama’s official menu. The chicken and prawn versions of each dish are not.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many curries does Wagamama have?
Seven in the core “iconic curries” range: four katsu curries (Chicken, Yasai, Hot Chicken, Hot Yasai) and three raisukaree curries (Chicken, Prawn, Tofu). Wagamama also runs a separate, spicier firecracker curry range alongside these.
What’s the difference between katsu and raisukaree?
Katsu is a breaded, panko-coated protein with a thick curry sauce over rice. Raisukaree is a coconut-based curry sauce without the breaded coating, closer to a Thai-style curry.
Which Wagamama curry is vegan?
Yasai Katsu Curry, Hot Yasai Katsu Curry and Tofu Raisukaree are all vegan.
Which curry has the most calories?
Hot Yasai Katsu Curry, at 1,350 kcal — the richest dish in the range, per Wagamama’s official nutritional information.
