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San Jose And Carmel California


SofiEmiMom

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I am from Michigan but just returned from a weekend trip from San Jose, California (joined my husband there while on a business trip). We came across some great restuarants with fantastic gluten-free options while there and I didn't have a reaction. First is Sino (sinorestaurant.com) on Santana Row in San Jose. Chef Barney said that he gets 2-3 gluten free diners there every week. He was very knowledgable. He whipped up a sauted Sea Bass with fried shrimp (breaded with tapioca flour, clean pan) in a tomatoe cilantro broth. It was great. Another restaurant that was AWESOME we came across in Carmel. It's called Julihanh (julihanh.com) and it is a Vietnamese/French/Asian fusion restaurant. Really casual and cute. The menu is outstanding and the food was wonderful. They have a lot of spring rolls, rice vermicelli, and rice dishes. If I had a place like that where I lived I would go there everyday..I loved it. The complete menus are online to check out. Have fun!


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This is good news, my best friend lives in San Jose and that sounds like a place we can go.

I lived in the Carmel area for seven years, wish I'd known about that! (Wish I'd known about celiac disease also, back then.....could have changed many things)! Thanks for the info! :)

Susan

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