Wok ‘N’ Bowl

I am very glad that this option exist inside of Legoland. There are ramen, stir fry noodle and rice. I had miso ramen with tofu. The soup was lukewarm… barely lukewarm. Whether that was by design or accident I wouldn’t know. The flavor was too salty… even for me.
I would go again, bc I think it’s still more preferable to pizza.

We are regular visitors to Legoland and frequently stop here for lunch. The miso tofu soup is a good option for vegetarians, and my kids love the teriyaki chicken. The prices are reasonable, especially for a theme park.

NEVER eat here– thought you wouldn’t be able to go too wrong with stir fry but I was terribly wrong. Noodles tasted like they were cooked in old oil– could not even eat them/​everything was soaked in very salty soy sauce including the bamboo shoots which made them inedible. ¾ of the plate went in the trash– this restaurant should not even be open and serving food.

I ordered the tofu stirfry and was blown away by how much intense flavor it had. The noodles were cooked just right, the veggies perfect, and the portion was just right. The prices are a little high but that is to be expected with any restaurant in an amusement park. I would definitely come back here again.

Ummm… My kids wanted top ramen. We saw a picture of them. Went in. They said we don’t make noodles like that. What? Then take the picture down. We got a bowl of noodles with broth. It was $ 5 a bowl. It was just alright. The girls didn’t like the noodles. They said they were to thick but I’m sure hey we’re comparing them to top ramen. The juice was really salty. This was was just blah

Beat inside an amusement park food ever! I didn’t feel like I was eating overpriced crap. This ramen was good, decent portion, and had a great flavor.

Ramen was horrible ! Ordered 2 bowls with «traditional» broth, 1.5 bowls went into the trash can. I guess I learned a good lesson, don’t expect much from cheap place at theme park! Horrible do waste your money.

Really yummy veggie and chicken noodles! I’d definitely get this again. Do NOT, however, bother with the brownie. Not sure how you can mess up chocolate but this is pretty inedible.

It’s subpar. The broth is lukewarm at best. The broth flavor is a bit bland. The noodle is undercooked. The pork is extremely thick cut. Flavor was ok.

Ordered the pork ramen: salty lukewarm broth. Ordered the stirfried chicken with rice: veggies tasted like earthy grass. Ordered the orange chicken with rice: edible. Thank you, Wok N’ Bowl Ramen!

Not that awesome. Broth was too salty. Hardly any chicken or noodles. Wouldn’t eat here again. Ramen should be an option for kids too.

Loved this place! Awesome ramen for fast food at an amusement park. It was very tasty. Definitely recommended!

Excellent surprise! I mean for being inside of Legoland the food was pretty good. The selection is also good. You can choose from a couple different types of Ramen bowls, there’s a kids food line and a fresh stir fry line as well. Tasty food and it is nice to sit outside and watch the world go by as you eat. Thumb up!

Unless you really need your ramen fix, I would avoid it. Food way too salty and you don’t get much noodle for what you pay. Although the noodles and ingredients were fresh it was sabotaged by their use of canned or pre-​made sauces; their teriyaki chicken sauce was so heavy and there was so much of it, you can literally tilt the plate and pour the sauce out.

First off, this is inside Legoland. So no, there is no way this stuff is going to be authentic. But, it was tasty.
I’ll agree with everyone’s comments on the salt, they can ease up a bit on it, but it wasn’t so salty that I couldn’t eat it.
I ordered the traditional broth, with the chicken. The chicken was a bit dry, but again my standards aren’t too high at a theme park and it really wasn’t bad. I actually enjoyed the broth, I thought it was soothing and comforting, and I was very happy that Legoland offered this meal at their resort. The egg was a little overcooked but again, I was surprised that they stayed true to traditional ramen and a nice half came in the bowl.
All in all I enjoyed my meal, it filled me up, and I will definitely have a bowl next time I’m at the park. For those of you who do not enjoy some salt, or tons of flavor in your broth, then skip this place. But, if you enjoy flavors in your broth, especially on a cloudy day (even hot), you’d enjoy the broth here. It beats all the other frozen pizzas offered at the theme park.

I have an autistic child that doesn’t like «junk» food, he won’t eat chicken nuggets and fries, hamburgers, hot dogs, or even Mac and cheese.
He loves broccoli and chicken. I was worried about the sauces on the teriyaki chicken because if some of his sensory issues. The employees that work here were awesome with my son’s special needs and made sure that he could get two different bowls; one for rice and the second for the chicken. My son devoured his meal.
This is the only amusement park food that he looks forward to eating. I enjoyed the Ramen and the stir fry. We are going tonight for brick or treat and we have to make sure we get there early enough before they close the west side of the park so our son can get his favorite chicken and rice!

So this is the first time I’m giving anything 1 star… I mean, granted it’s in an amusement park so I understand the overpriced part, but it was really just not good.
If you’re looking for authentic ramen, you’re definitely not going to find it here. Everything is prepared and the servers just add it into a bowl. The eggs are kept in a large bowl and the broth in giant keg-​like containers. The noodles didn’t taste fresh at all and I was still hungry after I ate it all. I actually enjoyed the flavour of the pork belly, but it was really dry and felt like I was eating jerky instead.
They also offered kids meals here which were rice bowls with either orange chicken or terriyaki chicken that just reminded me of Panda Express.
TL;DR:
Food: ¹⁄₅
Price: $$

I don’t understand all the bad reviews? If a 7yr old devours the food of this place & asks for it the next day over hamburgers & fries should make any mom happy! That being said. This was the best place to eat in all of LEGOLAND. All other choices were very unhealthy options in the park typically overprices burgers, fries, hot dogs, ice cream, you name it. This place however please two 7yr old palates, & a 10yr olds on top of Foodie Parents.
I ordered the traditional ramen broth, with pork belly. The ramen noodles were a bit more eggy & different like chow mein but were not over cooked. The broth has stable flavor & the pork belly was tender. The green onions & sesame seed added the needed crunch factor. They also offer a miso broth for vegetarians. I loved how all the bowls come with enoki mushrooms. One of my favorite fungus’. They also offer stir fried meals at a separate stations & Teriyaki or Orange chicken bowl with either chow mein or white rice. I got to try their orange chicken & it was pretty darn good.
They have freshly baked buttery chocolate chip cookies with a unique oatmeal twist to it here. Any time I return to LEGOLAND since we all have annual passes we will be dining here.

The kids loved it so much we came 2 days in a row!
Miso Ramen with Pork Belly! mmmm
The kids bowls were not that great, they liked the ramen WAY more. I ended up eating the orange chicken kid bowl. =(
This will probably be the place we eat at every time we visit the park now.

I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this place. I chose to eat here because it was different from the usual fries, burgers/​hot dog and chicken. The ramen bowl was overpriced, but all food in amusement parks is. But the noodles were pretty good and it’s a nice size bowl. Babygirl and I could have shared it. Kid options were teriyaki or orange chicken with rice or fried noodles. It came with a fruit or raisins and a juice pouch. We opted for the $ 1.95 upcharge for the souvenir cup ($.99 refills). The ramen bowl was around $ 10. For that price a drink should be included. But at least I didn’t have to eat another corn dog!