Eating Out With Children at Trinity Leeds: Practical Choices to Check
Children’s menu choices at Wagamama Leeds Trinity, plus practical details on bookings, prams and the shopping centre’s separate family facilities.
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For a family meal at Trinity Leeds, Wagamama, the pan-Asian restaurant on the upper dining terrace, offers a children’s menu with both build-your-own bento boxes and individual dishes. Its family policy covers high chairs, pram space and baby changing. The shopping centre also has separate family and Changing Places facilities near Everyman Cinema, so you can plan the meal and the necessary stops around it.[1][2][3][4]
Finding Wagamama and Arranging a Table
The restaurant’s address is Upper Dining Terrace, Trinity Walk, Trinity Leeds Shopping Centre, LS1 5AY. Its venue page identifies lift access from Boar Lane. If you’re arriving with a pram or need a lift route, that’s a useful entrance detail to have before setting off.[1]
Wagamama Leeds Trinity takes same-day bookings for groups of different sizes. Use the restaurant’s booking option on the day you want to eat, and raise any seating needs when arranging your table. The venue’s published telephone number is 0113 246 9736.[1]
Bento Boxes or a Familiar Individual Dish?
The October 2026 children’s menu lists a build-your-own bento at £7.90. Children choose a main, rice or noodles, a vegetable, sauce and gyoza. Main options include chicken katsu, sweet potato yasai katsu, grilled chicken, fish bites and fried tofu. Wagamama’s family page describes the bento sauce as coming on the side, useful if your child prefers to try it separately.[2][3]
There’s a choice of soba noodles, rice noodles or sticky rice, with carrot, cucumber or sweetcorn for the vegetable. The sauces are katsu curry or sweet amai, and the gyoza choice is chicken or yasai vegetable. The box is served with vegan-labelled ‘prawn’ crackers. You can discuss those individual components before ordering rather than choosing solely from the name of the main.[3]
| Children’s Menu Choice | Listed Price | What It Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Build-your-own bento | £7.90 | A choice of main, rice or noodles, vegetable, sauce and gyoza, served with ‘prawn’ crackers |
| Chicken katsu | £6.90 | White rice, carrots, cucumber and sweetcorn, with katsu curry or sweet amai sauce on the side |
| Chicken ramen | £6.90 | Noodles in chicken broth with carrots, pea shoots and sweetcorn |
For the bento, the menu offers a children’s drink or dessert for an extra £1.50, bringing that combination to £9.40. It also offers a free cococino. The add-on wording is for a drink or a dessert, so allow separately if your child wants both. These are October 2026 menu examples. Check the menu when ordering before treating them as your final bill.[3]
High Chairs, Prams and Extra Bench Space
Wagamama’s family policy says all its restaurants have high chairs, space for prams and baby changing facilities. It also invites families to ask for a booth with extra bench room. Tell the team what your group needs, particularly if you’re bringing both a pram and a child who needs a high chair. The policy describes provision across the restaurants, rather than guaranteeing a particular chair or booth will be available when you arrive.[2]
The same policy lists mini chopsticks, activity sheets and crayon packs. Ask the team about these when you’re seated.[2]
Dietary Changes Need a Separate Conversation
Some children’s dishes have specific plant-based modifications. For example, the yasai cha han rice dish requires the egg to be removed. For yasai yaki soba, the menu specifies removing egg and choosing thick udon or flat rice noodles. A dish name alone won’t tell you whether the version you order meets that preference.[3]
For allergies or intolerances, tell your server before ordering on every visit. Wagamama says managers take allergy orders. Its menu warns that descriptions omit ingredients, recipes can change and cross-contamination may occur in its kitchens. Vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free menu wording cannot establish whether a dish is suitable for a particular child’s allergy.[2][3]
The Centre’s Family Facilities Are a Separate Stop
Trinity Leeds places its upgraded main toilets next to Everyman Cinema. The centre’s update lists family and Changing Places amenities alongside Ladies, Men’s and Disabled facilities. These are shopping-centre facilities, separate from the baby changing provision described in Wagamama’s restaurant policy.[2][4]
The centre also lists touch-free washing stations and a water fountain for refills at the upgraded facilities. If your visit depends on a particular room, ask the centre about access arrangements before travelling. For the meal itself, contact Wagamama Leeds Trinity with your seating requirements and discuss any dietary needs before placing the order.[1][2][4]
Sources and checks
These sources were used for this article. Availability, prices and service details can change after the stated check date.
- pan-asian restaurant in leeds trinity shopping centre | wagamama
Checked 20 October 2026.
Wagamama Leeds Trinity is on the upper dining terrace at Trinity Walk, LS1 5AY. The venue identifies lift access from Boar Lane. The restaurant takes same-day bookings for groups of different sizes. The published telephone number is +441132469736.
- kids and families at wagamama restaurants
Checked 20 October 2026.
The family page describes bento sauce as served on the side. Wagamama says all its restaurants have baby changing facilities, pram space and high chairs. Families can request a booth with extra bench room. The family policy lists mini chopsticks, activity sheets and crayon packs. Families should tell staff about allergies or intolerances, and managers take allergy orders.
- https://www.datocms-assets.com/177323/1791225371-nat_msp_oct-kidsmenu-activitysheet-0826_v3.pdf
Checked 20 October 2026.
The October 2026 children’s menu lists build-your-own bento at £7.90. Bento choices include the five named mains, rice or noodles, vegetable, sauce and gyoza, with vegan-labelled ‘prawn’ crackers. A children’s drink or dessert costs £1.50 extra with the bento, giving a calculated combined price of £9.40. The bento section offers a free cococino. Chicken katsu and chicken ramen are each listed at £6.90 with the ingredients described in the article. Plant-based yasai cha han requires removing egg, while plant-based yasai yaki soba requires removing egg and choosing thick udon or flat rice noodles. The menu instructs customers to disclose allergies or intolerances before ordering on every visit. The menu warns that descriptions omit ingredients, recipes can change and cross-contamination may occur.
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Checked 20 October 2026.
Trinity Leeds places its upgraded main toilets next to Everyman Cinema. The centre lists family and Changing Places amenities alongside Ladies, Men’s and Disabled facilities. The upgraded facilities include touch-free washing stations and a water fountain for refills.