Wagas 沃歌斯
1/F, 381 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
Huaihai Zhong Lu
near Xing'an Lu, Metro Line 1 Huangpi Nan Lu Station Exit 3
淮海路381号中环广场1楼
近兴安路, 地铁1号线黄陂南路站3号口
6335-3739
www.wagas.com.cn
info@wagas.com.cn
Open 7am-10:30pm
Price Y100-Y199 per couple
Accepts International Credit Cards
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- City Weekend says
Crowds congregate at this hip joint for hearty servings of paninis, burgers, wraps, salads and desserts. It’s a friendly place that features free Wi-Fi and quality food at good prices. Go during breakfast and dinner for the morning and evening specials and to avoid the lunch rush.
- Contributor Description
Wagas is a group of cafes in Shanghai serving up healthy gourmet sandwiches, panini, salads, pasta, homemade cakes and excellent coffee by our friendly teammates.
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Good breakfast deals. Try the Salmon/Egg sandwhich.
i go to wagas 3-4 times a week and never had the same experience. on occassion i have actually ordered double serving of salami for my panini and it was still good to the last bite.
I have Wagas sandwich every day, and have never found them to be salty. My currant favorite is the grilled veges, on whole grain and I add the salami.
The Worst First - Wa-aay-gas-alty
I went to this Wagas corner yesterday afternoon for a "healthy" meal. Truth is, I was on my way to Element Fresh, but decided to cut my trip short and satisfy my hunger at the nearest 'healthy-fix cafe' I could remeber on my way, which was this particular branch of the dozen of Wagas cafes in town. Actually, it was my first time to experience Wagas, and boy, was I very disappointed!
I didn't know that this cafe's name is spelt with a capital "S", standing for "salty". I ordered the day's panini express, which had Saltami (salami), grilled vegetaSalt (vegatables), spinach and mozSaltrella(mozzarella). It was too salty, I almost couldn't eat any more just after my first bite!
After scrutinizing each and every ingredient, I found the grilled eggplant to be the saltiest of all - even saltier in taste than the salami and cheese (which is claimed to be mozzarella). The Saltami tasted like some kind of thinly sliced salted and preserved Chinese sausage.
After that fatally sodium chloride-packed panini (my tongue felt kind of numb after the first half), I dared not order anymore pasta for fear of suffering from gall stones or UTI, or some other illness like those, some day later.
Although the price is competitive, I don't think it's worth it. I'd rather have any of Paris Baguette's Panini choices any day: better-tasing, and cheaper too! And though Element Fresh may be a bit more costly than Wagas, I've never had a bad time or food/drink from there; so, I said to myself, "You should've gone to EF as originally planned!"
I did get good service from them, though, and if there's any saving point, that'll be just it. (I probably should've asked them to re-do my panini - I only asked for some dressing to tone down the saltiness, which didn't work out well either).
WAGAS So delicious! I just had a ham, honey mustard, tomato, sprout ciabatta sandwich, and it was worth it. Their cakes look so good too. Prices may be a bit high sometimes (around RMB50 for a sandwich, RMB28 for a watermelon juice), but pasta after 6pm, will only cost you RMB28. They also serve breakfast, and a RMB10 coffee. Excellent, any time of the day!
This morning I ordered an almond croissant to go. When I got ready to eat it, it was greasy and had grille marks on the bottom. WTH?! If you are going to "toast" it, tell me first!