Best place to Eat Out

Dh was pushing to go out last night for a meal, but as my WI is today I didn't want to spoil it. Just wondering which is the best place to go to have a decent meal and not feel guilty about it afterwards.
PS- Don't really like salads.

I like Wagamamas. I know people here champion Nandos but Wagas is mainly noodles, rice, meat, fish and veggies and they will hold the oil for you if you request it.

My favourite is ginger chicken udon - but with the wholewheat noodles as a subsitute. I tend to go syn free all day and allow for 2 tablespoons of oil, as that's what their recipe book states, but their recipe book states that that's for 2 people, so really I guess it's closer to 6, but I don't like to take any chances when i don't cook it myself.

It's very delicious, just try and stay away from the chocolate cake and the cheesecake desserts and opt for the frozen fruit ice lollies instead!

Agreed with Vixxster that Wagamamas is amazing- chicken ramen soup is ace.
I love sushi and have this as my default setting for eating out as I do EE all the time

Mmm wagamamas! I didn't realise they were so SW friendly, thanks guys

Thanks Girls...will see if we can go there for DH's bday coming soon!

Does anyone else know of anywhere else? We don't have a Wagamamas here.

I was wondering about the Harvester but can't find any syns for it? Obviously all the salad is ok if you hold the dips but does anyone know about the meat?

MichelinMummy said:

Does anyone else know of anywhere else? We don't have a Wagamamas here.

I was wondering about the Harvester but can't find any syns for it? Obviously all the salad is ok if you hold the dips but does anyone know about the meat?

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What about a pub that does carvery? These are great if you pile high the meat and veg. Roasties and gravy can be synned but your plate should be so ful of other goodies, you won't have to worry about other stuff
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I agree re. carvery. Pile high with meat and veggies and just have a drizzle of gravy with a Yorkshire (counting the sins of course). Just make sure the veg hasn't been cooked in butter or honey. Yummy!