I saw that a lot people said this was a good option for gluten free so I called to get some takeout! I was disappointed with the lack of gf options on the menu, but there still were some so I was willing to try. On the phone call when ordering I made I clear that I can’t have gluten bc and “allergy” (celiac really) and the women told me they have gluten free options and I said great and told her I wanted the pad Thai (marked gf) and asked if the tofu you could get with that was gluten free. She got Very flustered and went on and on saying really nothing at all about how she doesn’t know gluten this gluten that idk... so I asked more specifically how the tofu was prepared, was it fried, what else was fried in the same frier and she just got more flustered and did not have a clear answer to anything and did not seem to have a good concept of what gluten free really meant. I decided it was not safe to order from her and got Vu noodles instead
— Not at all
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
There are few gluten free options but it is safe. Definitely not the best pad Thai you'll have but not bad
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Has clearly marked gluten free items on their menu and lots of choices.
While there used to be more items on the menu marked with GF, there are now only a few. There is some risk of cc with their dishes but that being said, I’ve never had a reaction after eating here. I’d avoid the tofu since it’s fried in a shared fryer. Overall, they have some yummy options but it comes with some risk of cc.
I love this place. Plenty of their offerings aren't GF, and they have cross contamination for a lot of dishes, BUT their curries are made individually in a separate pan. I've been getting them for years and they're always celiac safe. Just don't get the tofu (it's fried in a shared fryer). Otherwise the curries, with meat or "no meat", are delicious.
CELIAC BEWARE: The menus once had GF written by the majority of items, but someone has put White-Out on the menus beside almost all of the items. Maybe four items left and all curry dishes were no longer GF. I asked the waitress about this and she advised there has been some cultural differences about what gluten means. I have no idea what that means and did not stay and risk it. There were also some language barriers that may have contributed to misunderstanding about gluten. This seemed very scary to me and we did not eat there due to my gluten sensitivity being high and traveling away from home.
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Clearly marked gluten free options--and lots of them! Staff is very helpful and kind. Fast service and delicious food. Best (and really only) restaurant on the corner that has celiac friendly options other than salads! Highly recommend!
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Food was great service was good, waitress even asked about gluten intolerance or Celiac and then told us not to order anything that is deep fried the frier is not Celiac friendly.
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Best spot for GF lunch on the corner. Tons of options for all courses, all very clearly marked on the (dinner) menu. Staff knowledgeable and friendly, with the owners always around if you have questions about the menu.
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Staff is friendly to folks with gluten allergies. The menu has a good variety of choices--spicy or not, veggie or not. My favorite dishes are Tamarind Chicken or Tofu over veggies and brown rice (I've had both) and Pad Thai ( choice of tofu, chicken, or shrimp for extra). Both delicious. Also lemon tofu soup with veggies was great (clean) and pineapple rice was okay. They will adjust a dish to your desired level of spice. Love Lemongrass!
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Safe if you have Celiac Disease, particularly the curries, which are made at a separate prep station from fried, battered dishes. No gluten in fish sauce, and manager is knowledgeable, welcoming, and open to questions.
We came in 15 minutes before closing but they were very welcoming. Menu is marked for GF, vegetarian and vegan. Pretty good Thai food.