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Celiac friendly |
This is my favorite restaurant in Portland. Get the wings and any of the curries! Papaya salad also good. Their entire kitchen is 100% gluten free, there is no chance of cross contamination. Those who say they had a reaction must be reacting to a different allergen or sensitivity to spices, fried food, other things that aren’t in their normal diet.
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Staff was friendly and the food was a flavorful experience, I love spice and I was certainly not disappointed - Followup: I had to change my rating because I got SO sick that night and through the next day. I’m only leaving 1 star because the staff was polite and efficient.
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I have had great experiences here. The curry is delicious and we also love to get the rice puffs!
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Celiac friendly |
On the fancier side. Everything I’ve had here is great. Menu is a bit meat/seafood heavy. Curry is consistently my favorite menu item.
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Celiac friendly |
I’ve heard skepticism around the gluten content of the fried shallots that top some dishes so be warned and leave those off your plate if you’re worried. I my personal experience I have never felt sick eating here. The food is great and it is one of the only really nice date night kind of spots that I feel safe eating at. We go here for special occasions and the food is awesome.
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Horrible. They gluten poisoned me and I lost full days of work because of it. Their website says “All Gluten Free” extremely prominently right under their name, to the point where it’s practically a logo. I called and asked: Do you have a 100% Gluten Free kitchen? Yes, they said. I ordered our meal. When I picked it up I asked again, they reconfirmed. But I got *full celiac symptoms*. When the 8 hour migraine cleared enough, I googled: a year ago a gf blogger tested their fried shallots and found gluten in them. They are still serving these A YEAR LATER and I am fairly sure this is what poisoned me. And I had an intuition about them (they didn’t seem freshly made and virtually all fried onion/shallot condiments have gluten/msg) I emailed them and their response was that some of their ingredients may well have gluten in them “there’s no way to know.” WHAT??? Then how do you possibly *call yourself gluten free*? How do you say that over the phone when I ask and not say: we don’t know about some ingredients but the kitchen is mostly gluten free. That is what every other restaurant in Portland does—they literally check the ingredients and tell you which ones they don’t know about. But this supposedly “gluten free” restaurant didn’t say “except for some ingredients which are x y z.” Totally deceptive business practice right there. There are so many other places to eat that are actually gf on Portland. Teote, Cocina Verde are completely gf, and virtually ANY NORMAL RESTAURANT in Portland in my experience is safer than this place. Also our chicken skewers were so undercooked we had to throw them out. Literally the worst dining experience I have had in Portland.
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Celiac friendly |
We love this place. The curry is great, the puffs are amazing, and my celiac wife has never had a reaction!
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Celiac friendly |
The wings are amazing! The spring rolls were very good too.
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Unbelievably hard to believe it's all 100% gluten-free. Food, service and price beyond perfect!
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While this is a totally dedicated gluten/dairy/peanut free restaurant it was not very good. The fried rice was crunchy and burnt. The menu is limited and the website is deceiving. The atmosphere was good. We went at night and it was entirely lit up by candlelight. The service was friendly and and answered my questions and made other modifications for me regarding seafood in a lot of dishes. Not my finest pick; but we were in it for the adventure.
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Celiac friendly |
Incredible food in a nice part of town. The papaya salad and spring rolls were insane and the curries were next level. 100% gluten free kitchen safe for celiacs.
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Celiac friendly |
Dedicated gluten & dairy free kitchen! This place is more of a Thai fusion cuisine. Highly recommend the papaya salad and glass noodles with fried chicken. Delicious!
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Really good spot. Have adjusted menu to be 100% gluten free. Great cocktails. Awesome staff. Try the new pork coppa and tendon puffs. Late night menu from 10 to midnight is great for night owls like myself.
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Celiac friendly |
Delicious!! 100% gluten dairy free restaurant. Delicious!! Favorites are glass noodles, "panzanella" salad, steak and roasted tomato curry.
| Monday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Tuesday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Wednesday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Thursday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Friday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Saturday | 5 pm - 12 am |
| Sunday | 5 pm - 12 am |
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