Clarendon Pan-Asian Eatery Offers Restaurant Week Specials

ARLINGTON, VA — Although wagamama's Clarendon location has only been open a year, the pan-Asian restaurant and bar has gained a reputation for feeding both the souls and bodies of its customers.

"We love being part of this vibrant community and are proud to nourish our neighbors from bowl to soul," wagamama's marketing director Phoebe Pundyk told Patch.

As to what makes wagamama stand out compared to other Arlington eateries, Pundyk said: "Through freshness, nourishment and pleasure, we create food that hits your soul with a bang. Find our balanced bowls packed with protein, colorful veg and satisfying noodles or rice."

From Oct. 13 to 20, wagamama will be joining more than 70 restaurants that are participating in Arlington Restaurant Week. For lunch, customers can order one main dish plus juice for $20. The dinner menu offers a three-course meal for $30, with select cocktails available for an additional $10.

Located at 2950 Clarendon Blvd., wagamama is open 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., Sunday-Thursday, and 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday

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This is the seventh year the Arlington Chamber of Commerce has hosted restaurant week. This year's sponsors include Amazon, presenting sponsor; Arlington Economic Development, premier sponsor; Ballston and Rosslyn Business Improvement Districts, restaurant champions; and Leonard Paper Company, restaurant supporter.