Wasabi Rewards is the loyalty scheme where members earn points on purchases and redeem them against drinks, sushi and hot dishes, but it is not available at airport locations.
Quick answer
- Earn points on purchases, redeem against drinks, sushi and hot dishes.
- Example costs shown: 15,000 points for a curry, 8,000 for sushi, 4,000 for seaweed snacks.
- Not available at airport locations.
- Email sign-up offers “exclusive saucy offers and meal deals”.
Wasabi Rewards: what the site says
According to the Wasabi website, members earn points on purchases and can redeem them for drinks, sushi and hot dishes. The page shows example point costs of 15,000 for a curry, 8,000 for sushi and 4,000 for seaweed snacks. It states that the scheme is not available at airport locations. The page does not say how many points a pound earns, so check the terms in the app or on the site.
| Reward example | Points shown |
|---|---|
| Curry | 15,000 |
| Sushi | 8,000 |
| Seaweed snacks | 4,000 |
Combine with the bento bundle
Wasabi also advertises a mini bento with a side and a drink from £8.95; see Wasabi bento menu and meal deal. For the full menu overview see Wasabi menu and prices UK.
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How loyalty points generally work
Loyalty schemes such as Wasabi Rewards turn spending into points, and points are redeemed against products. The scheme described on the Wasabi site gives examples of redemption values: 15,000 points for a curry, 8,000 for sushi and 4,000 for seaweed snacks. Those numbers show the relative value, so a curry costs nearly twice the points of a sushi item, which helps you decide what to save for.
| Reward example | Points listed |
|---|---|
| Curry | 15,000 |
| Sushi | 8,000 |
| Seaweed snacks | 4,000 |
Getting the most from the scheme
- Sign up before your first purchase so points are recorded.
- Check whether your branch takes part; airport locations do not.
- Read the terms on points expiry on the official site.
- Combine points with the bento bundle covered in Wasabi bento menu and meal deal.
About Wasabi
According to Wikipedia, Wasabi was founded in London in 2003 and reported 41 outlets in England in February 2024. For the full menu see Wasabi menu and prices UK.
Points arithmetic
| Reward | Points | Items equal to |
|---|---|---|
| Curry | 15,000 | Base unit |
| Sushi | 8,000 | About 53% of a curry |
| Seaweed snacks | 4,000 | About 27% of a curry |
These ratios are our calculations from the three examples on the Wasabi site (8,000 ÷ 15,000 and 4,000 ÷ 15,000). They show that the scheme values a curry at nearly twice a sushi item.
Tips for saving points
- Register before you buy so each purchase counts.
- Check the terms for expiry dates.
- Look for bonus-point days in the app.
- Remember that airport locations are excluded.
Is it worth joining?
A free loyalty scheme costs nothing to join and can only reduce your costs if you buy at Wasabi regularly. Even an occasional customer benefits if they buy at least a few times a year. Read the terms in the app, as we cannot confirm how quickly points accumulate from the public site.
Frequently asked questions in plain words
| Question | Plain answer |
|---|---|
| Is it free? | Joining is described as a sign-up on the Wasabi site |
| Can I use it at airports? | No; airport locations are excluded |
| What can I get? | Examples include a curry, sushi and seaweed snacks |
Because loyalty programmes change their terms, the safest approach is to read the current rules in the app or on the site before you plan a purchase around points. If you are a regular customer, set a reminder to check for new reward items every few months.
Key takeaways
- Examples: 15,000 points for a curry, 8,000 for sushi, 4,000 for seaweed snacks.
- Not available at airport locations.
- Combine with the bento bundle from £8.95.
How to decide whether to redeem points
Points are most useful when saved for the items with the best value to you. If you love curry, saving for the 15,000-point reward may be more satisfying than redeeming smaller amounts. If you prefer snacks, the 4,000-point seaweed reward comes sooner. Check the app for expiry dates so you do not lose points.
Keep your account details current, since points are tied to your login. If you move or change your email, update it in the app.
Common questions in more detail
People often ask whether points can be combined with other offers, whether they expire and whether they can be transferred. The Wasabi site is the authority for those rules, and the terms can change. If you plan to redeem a reward, check the app on the day, because stock and reward availability can vary by branch.
If you buy lunches for colleagues, make sure your account is scanned for each purchase so that points are credited to you. Keep receipts until points appear in case you need to ask for a correction.
Final checklist before you join
- Read the terms on the Wasabi site.
- Check whether your usual branch takes part.
- Note the point values for the rewards you want.
- Keep your account details up to date.
Summary: Wasabi rewards
In short, Wasabi rewards details can change, so confirm them at your restaurant before you order. This Wasabi rewards guide lists dated sources so you can judge how current each figure is. If you are comparing Wasabi rewards across chains, use our hub pages for like-for-like context. We review this Wasabi rewards page when official sources change.
Frequently asked questions
What is Wasabi Rewards?
How many points for a Wasabi curry?
Does Wasabi Rewards work at airports?
How many points do I earn per pound?
Sources and method
Facts on this page come from the sources below, checked on 3 November 2026. Where a source did not state a year or a branch, we say so rather than guess.
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