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Just wanted to share, Big Bowl now has several entrees that can be made gluten-free. I was there this weekend and had the gluten-free pad thai--it was great! And my first pad thai in a restaurant since going gluten-free. If you're interested, their website is here: Open Original Shared Link Read about gluten-free under "letter from chef." Their food is great, thai/asian. Locations are in IL, MN, VA. Several in Chicago...


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Canadian Karen Community Regular

LOL! I was skimming quickly through the post index and I thought I read "Big Bowel Restaurant"!! LOL! :lol: Now THAT would be a catchy name, eh? ;)

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Ha ha Karen :) Big Bowel definitely sounds like a place where they would serve lots of gluten!

CeliaCruz Rookie

Oh, I LOVE Big Bowel Restaurant! My only complaint is that the lines for the bathrooms are so damn long!

Becky6 Enthusiast

The Big Bowl is great!! YAY!!! Thanks for sharing!

Canadian Karen Community Regular

Jen,

Love your new pic! You're beautiful!

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Oh, I LOVE Big Bowel Restaurant! My only complaint is that the lines for the bathrooms are so damn long!

Tee hee! :rolleyes:


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jenvan Collaborator

Thanks Karen! I told Lynne I feel like its a big close-up of my face and I go 'Whoa' everytime I see it :)

teankerbell Apprentice
Just wanted to share, Big Bowl now has several entrees that can be made gluten-free. I was there this weekend and had the gluten-free pad thai--it was great! And my first pad thai in a restaurant since going gluten-free. If you're interested, their website is here: Open Original Shared Link Read about gluten-free under "letter from chef." Their food is great, thai/asian. Locations are in IL, MN, VA. Several in Chicago...

I went to a Big Bowl in Schaumburg, IL (near Woodfield Mall) and they had about 3 items on the menu, but said they could whip up a stir fry for me with what ever I wanted. At any rate, the server said that they are getting back to putting more gluten-free items on the menu.

Their Kung Pao Chicken is completely gluten-free. And it was Yummy! The server was very helpful and attentive. Loved it there, we will go back!

:-)

prinsessa Contributor

Thanks for sharing! I love the Kung Pao chicken there.

jenvan Collaborator

I'll have to try the Kung Pao next..but will have to wait till I go to Chicago again! Looking back I wish I would have ordered another plate of Pad Thai and froze it!! :P

teankerbell Apprentice
I'll have to try the Kung Pao next..but will have to wait till I go to Chicago again! Looking back I wish I would have ordered another plate of Pad Thai and froze it!! :P

Hey Jen,

There is a Big Bowl downtown Chicago if you go there!

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