4.2
- 4.1Food
- 4.3Service
- 4.3Ambience
- 3.9Value
Noise • Moderate
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4.2
Noise • Moderate
Stella
Washington, D.C. Area2 reviews
Dined on 25 October 2026
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Washington, D.C. Area8 reviews
Dined on 16 October 2026
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Steve
Philadelphia County2 reviews
Dined on 14 October 2026
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Heather Gold
Cleveland / Akron / Canton25 reviews
Dined on 13 October 2026
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Sidi Gold
Washington, D.C. Area43 reviews
Dined on 5 October 2026
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Elizabeth
Washington, D.C. Area17 reviews
Dined on 29 September 2026
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Andrew Gold
Denver / Colorado27 reviews
Dined on 18 August 2026
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Zachary
Virginia3 reviews
Dined on 14 August 2026
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Jackie
Washington, D.C. Area1 review
Dined on 25 July 2026
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Taylor
Cleveland / Akron / Canton3 reviews
Dined on 23 July 2026
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Sunday is a great pick, guests report stumbling onto a relaxed Sunday brunch without a long wait and enjoying the experience.
Come hungry, guests frequently describe the portions as generous, with several noodle dishes and mains noted as large enough to share or leave you very full.
Private dining isn't part of the offering at wagamama Clarendon, the focus is on the open dining room and vibrant, communal atmosphere.
Yes, wagamama Clarendon is family-friendly: it offers a kids menu, has high chairs available, and parents report children enjoying dishes like chicken katsu and gyoza ramen.
For a quieter visit, aim for weeknights, guests say weeknight visits were peaceful, and while early dinner (around 7pm) can feel lively, the room often calms down a few hours later.
Yes, wagamama Clarendon has outdoor seating: guests report dining on the patio and enjoying the Clarendon ambiance on Saturday nights.
Wagamama Clarendon is a vibrant, modern pan-Asian spot with plenty of natural light by day, a high-energy dining room, and mostly stool or bench seating, back booths offer a quieter option.
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