The newest Wagamama restaurant is set to open in the Hatfield's Galleria next week.
Wagamama in Hatfield will hold its grand opening on Monday, March 6.
The franchise joins Wagamama’s already established restaurants in Hertfordshire in Stevenage, Watford and St Albans.
Located at The Galleria outlet centre on Comet Way, Wagamama has been designed for 130 covers inside and an extra 24 outside.
Open seven days a week, the new restaurant opening has created 62 new jobs, bringing Wagamama’s total to 156 restaurants across the UK.
Overseeing the grand opening, Wagamama Hatfield’s general manager Aziz said: “We are so excited to start serving the Hatfield community.
"The Galleria is one of Hertfordshire’s top shopping destinations, so we are delighted to be opening our doors. We can’t wait to welcome new faces to enjoy our nourishing and delicious dishes.”
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Tim Stirling, centre director at The Galleria, commented: “We are thrilled to be welcoming Japanese-inspired restaurant, Wagamama, to our restaurant line-up.
"We are confident that guests will enjoy the wide variety of dishes on the menu, including extensive vegetarian and vegan options, making it the perfect place to recharge whilst shopping in the outlet.”
Throughout March, Wagamama is supporting students by launching ‘student hubs’, offering them a safe space to connect with their peers.
From Monday, March 6 to Tuesday, March 29 - on Mondays and Tuesdays - students from University of Hertfordshire who are members of the noodle union will be able to make use of Wagamama’s hub.
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The hubs will have space for 25 students at a time, on a first come first served basis. Each student will be eligible to redeem a free side and drink with the purchase of a main meal, and the first 10 students to arrive each day will receive a student care package filled with exclusive Wagamama goodies.
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