I don’t know. I went twice and each time I didn’t feel right. Like some gluten issue. My legs get heavy.
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Average
Our waiter was extremely knowledgeable and was able to accommodate almost anything I wanted on the menu. He spoke with the kitchen and modified everything I ordered so that it was gluten free. He also gave me a slip of paper where I wrote my name and allergy and he filled out my table number to pass to the kitchen. Was super nice to get anything I wanted!
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Most
— Excellent
Very knowledgeable staff. Delicious meal with no problems. I will definitely return!
Yes
Our waitress knew what was safe to eat. Gluten free desert too. Amazing cocktails!
Awful. No tamari. They didn't know what gluten is. Don't risk eating here! :-(
I have been going to Roy’s since before I developed my gluten allergy and was nervous that my experience would be tainted but it was not! The server was very knowledgeable and was able to make accomodations to make things gf. They brought tamari (gf soy sauce) for me to have with sushi and the short ribs and the chocolate lava cake were both gluten free and AMAZING.
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Some
— Excellent
Although the menu is pretty limited (zero appetizers are okay), my meal was safe and excellent.
They provide edamame to begin as a stand-in for bread that you might expect at some restaurants, which I tested with my Nima and was safe.
For dinner, I ordered the Hiramasa fish, which tested safe with my Nima and was absolutely delicious.
The chocolate souffle for desert is GF and was also excellent.
While it was a bit disappointing that the menu was pretty limited for a Celiac, the meal was one of the best I had in my full week in O’ahu.
— Somewhat
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
Not alot of choices, but the food was good. Staff was gracious about my allergy. The lava cake was great!!!
— Somewhat
— Gluten-free items are marked on the main menu
— Not Much
— Excellent
This place is confusing. There are many things on the menu that are typically gluten free or could easily be made GF and yet very few options to eat, especially in seafood which is their specialty. Example: seafood paella. Typically GF! Not at Roy's, and can't be modified to be GF. The Seafood Treasures platter? Sounds like it could easily be GF. Nope. If you want it, you basically get a plain grilled scallop, 2 shrimp, and half a lobster tail. For like $58. Really?
The waiter did seem very knowledgeable about GF options and could quickly point out things that were good options--it's just the options seemed limited and modifications typically completely altered the dish so you were getting plain fish with some mashed potatoes.
I ended up having the honey mustard braised short ribs without the honey mustard sauce (again, why?) and substituted regular plain mashed potatoes for the cauliflower mash that was supposed to come with the dish (why isn't the cauliflower mash GF?) and it came with some sautéed veggies like squash and carrots and broccoli. It was fine. $50 fine? Nah.
My guess is most everything here is marinated in something that contains soy sauce and that's why they can't modify lots of things or the modifications result in such plain food options. It's really kind of a bummer because a lot of the food sounds amazing and seems like it could easily be GF if you just used some GF soy sauce or GF fish sauce which all taste exactly like their non-GF counterparts. But whatever
Dessert and drinks are another story. The cocktails are delicious. Also the chocolate souffle is GF! Go freaking figure. They can do a GF souffle but not paella? Bizarre. I had the Creme Brule which was good and the shortbread cookies come on the side.
— Not very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Not Much
— Good
My daughter had the edamame, Cesar salad, and Hamachi and chocolate soufflé. All were suggested by our waiter as gluten free. My daughter has been battling extreme stomach aches for the last 12hrs. I don’t think she had straight gluten but definitely cross contamination. I would expect this from a food truck but not from an expensive gourmet restaurant!! Very disappointing to lose a day of our vacation with my daughter so miserable.
— Not very
— No gluten-free information on the menu
— Some
— Average