Gluten Free T’S Kitchen

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What hasn’t already been said about this place? It’s AMAZING! It’s the first certified gluten-free restaurant in Asia! We ordered all the appetizers: pork buns, chicken dumplings, spring rolls, and fried chicken. Everything was superb. We were able to buy a bottle of gluten-free soy sauce and their personal hot sauce. Overall, I highly recommend it for us celiacs. I will 100% return on this trip.

It's so nice to find gluten free options in Japan PLUS they have vegan options as well. My husband was dying for noodles in Japan and we finally found them. Another favorite was the tempura (have not had that since going gluten free 6 years ago). Another favorite was the pancakes. Americans might think the service was OK because you order from an app and they just bring it out to you so be prepared for that but they will still really great and brought us anything we needed. Will definitely try to go back before heading back to the US. We also want to try their other location.

As a coeliac travelling Japan, this restaurant was a true gem! We had the most delicious gluten free meal and I was so happy to be able to try traditional Japanese food but GF! It was a great atmosphere, well priced and my family loved it too despite not being gluten free. Thank you T’s Kitchen, I hope to come back soon ❤️ Also best pop in to make a reservation before hand. We went in 2 hours prior to when we wanted to eat and they accommodated us fantastically.

A true gem for gluten free food in Japan! This was my favourite gluten free restaurant of our whole trip. I got to try food I had been wanting to try but hadn’t been able to. I was in heaven! As a coeliac this place made me happy. And the food is great! And there’s a wide variety. Could not recommend more. It’s better to book in advance if you can! Enjoy

I was so excited to visit Gluten free T’s while I am staying in Asakusa. Being tucked inside the entrance to APA hotel it took me a little bit to find. Generous portions, food is really yummy and I enjoyed every mouth full. When I come back to Japan I will Visit again.