No Duck Donburi

Wagamama No Duck Donburi Bowl is a great plant based take on traditional duck donburi. Crispy ‘shroom tempura spilling over steamed rice, dressed with hoisin, and sriracha-dressed raw salad provide an exciting diversity to look at and eat. It has all the pleasures of duck, sweet, savory, indulgent, and unapologetically vegan.

Nutritional Facts of Wagamama No Duck Donburi Bowl

The Wagamama’s no duck donburi vegan bowl is a gift of both health and taste as it brims with hoisin mushrooms, brown rice, and fresh vegetables ladling around 620 calories. At the same time, people consume a great deal of fiber along with plant-based protein sources, making the meal more wholesome and refreshing, yet lighter and free of meat flavors.

🟧 Calories🟢 Protein🔵 Carbs🔴 Fat
503 kcal29.2 g56.2 g13.9 g

Key Ingredients

  • Shredded king oyster mushrooms
  • Hoisin sauce
  • Brown rice
  • Vegan mayo
  • Cucumber,
  • spring onion
  • Soy (in hoisin sauce)
  • Sesame

So, Wagamama No Duck Donburi is the perfect pick for all plant meal enthusiasts looking for flavorsome and hearty meals. I like how it gives a rich, sweet salty taste of duck but from clean, freshly harvested components. If you like sampling vegan fare as much as I do, pay a visit to Wagamama’s entire menu and ensure you do not miss more such scrumptious bowls.

FAQS

It uses marinated mushrooms as a plant based substitute for duck.

Yes, the dish is completely plant based if you use vegan hoisin and mayo.

Yes, use gluten free hoisin sauce and tamari instead of regular soy sauce.

Wagamama’s No Duck Donburi is made with shredded mushrooms marinated in a rich hoisin style sauce, served over brown rice with cucumber, spring onion, and vegan mayo. The mushrooms act as a plant based substitute for duck, giving the same sweet and savory flavor in every bite.

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