BRONZE
UnverifiedIndian/Nepalese · Arvada, CO
Limited GF options · Verify with staff
– Dedicated Kitchen
– Dedicated Fryer
– Separate Prep
– GF Menu
– Staff Trained
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The teriyaki sauce and sweet‑sour carrot glaze likely contain soy sauce, which is typically wheat‑based, and the shared kitchen/fryer increases cross‑contamination risk.
The wide rice noodles are gluten‑free, but the spicy basil sauce likely contains soy sauce (which usually has wheat) and the dish is prepared in a shared kitchen with shared fryers and prep areas, increasing cross‑contamination risk.
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All primary ingredients (tequila, Cointreau, fresh kiwi, sweet & sour mix, and cream of coconut) are inherently gluten‑free, but the shared kitchen, fryer, and lack of a formal gluten‑free protocol create a risk of cross‑contamination.
The cocktail contains no obvious gluten ingredients, but gin is often distilled from gluten grains and shared preparation areas increase cross‑contact risk, especially with a shared salt rim.
The cocktail contains rum (distilled, gluten‑free) and fruit, but the wild‑berry flavoring may be from a pre‑made syrup or concentrate that could contain hidden gluten.
The dish contains a honey five‑spice glaze that may include soy sauce or other wheat‑based ingredients, and it is prepared in a shared kitchen with shared fryers and prep surfaces, increasing cross‑contamination risk.
The coconut‑crusted shrimp likely uses wheat flour or breadcrumbs in the coating, and the shared fryer and prep area pose cross‑contamination risks, so it cannot be considered reliably gluten‑free.
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Korean BBQ sauce typically contains soy sauce (wheat) and the shared fryer and prep areas pose cross‑contamination risks, so the dish cannot be guaranteed gluten‑free.
The misoyaki glaze likely contains soy sauce, which traditionally includes wheat, and the shared kitchen/fryer increases cross‑contamination risk.
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The fried rice likely contains soy sauce, which traditionally includes wheat, and it is prepared in a shared kitchen with shared fryers and prep surfaces, creating a risk of cross‑contamination.
Steamed rice itself is naturally gluten‑free, but the restaurant uses a shared kitchen and prep area without a dedicated gluten‑free protocol, so cross‑contact with gluten‑containing foods is possible.
The green beans are battered, which almost certainly contains wheat flour, and they are fried in a shared fryer that likely handles gluten‑containing foods, creating a high risk of cross‑contamination.
The dish is fried in a shared fryer and uses a crispy batter that almost certainly contains wheat flour, and the kitchen has no dedicated gluten‑free protocols, creating a high risk of cross‑contamination for celiacs.
Pot stickers are typically made with wheat flour wrappers and the soy‑lime dipping sauce likely contains regular soy sauce, both of which contain gluten, and the shared kitchen/fryer increases cross‑contamination risk.
The dish contains multiple gluten-containing components (char siu sauce, yakisoba noodles, pork wontons) and is prepared in a shared kitchen with shared fryers and prep areas, creating high cross‑contamination risk.
The Dragon Roll Bowl includes tempura crunch (battered and fried in wheat flour) and teriyaki sauce, which typically contains soy sauce with wheat, plus the restaurant uses shared fryers and prep areas, creating high cross‑contamination risk.
The dish includes garlic naan, which is made with wheat flour, and the restaurant uses a shared kitchen and fryer, increasing cross‑contamination risk for gluten.
Traditional lo mein noodles are made from wheat flour and contain gluten, and the restaurant uses a shared kitchen, fryer, and prep area with no dedicated gluten‑free protocols, creating a high risk of cross‑contamination.
The dish likely uses wheat-based noodles and is prepared in a shared kitchen with shared fryers and prep areas, creating a high risk of gluten cross‑contamination for someone with celiac disease.
Traditional pork wontons are wrapped in wheat flour dough, which contains gluten, and the shared kitchen/fryer environment raises cross‑contamination risk; the broth may also contain hidden gluten ingredients like soy sauce.
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Anonymous · helps celiacs find safe food
Indian and Nepalese cuisine with many naturally GF dishes. Ask about preparation methods.