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Does anyone know if the eel(unagi) at sushi places is gluten free. I love it and have not been eating it since I do not know if it is gluten free. It has kind of like a glaze on it and I do not know if it has soy sauce in it.

Thanks!

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Does anyone know if the eel(unagi) at sushi places is gluten free. I love it and have not been eating it since I do not know if it is gluten free. It has kind of like a glaze on it and I do not know if it has soy sauce in it.

Thanks!

If my memory is correct from posts long ago, I believe that ell is NOT gluten free or at least in the preparation of it.

Perhaps a search here for sushi could deliver an answer.

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Unagi is glazed with a teriaki-like sauce that contains soy sauce, so unless they use a wheat-free soy sauce (which is highly unlikely!), it is NOT gluten free.

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loraleena
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Please stay away from eel. My boyfriend is from Japan and says that almost always restaurants get the eel frozen and premarinated in a sauce that has gluten. He said occasionally in Japan you may find fresh unmarinated eel at a restaurant but not here in the U.S. Not worth the risk!

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Thanks everyone! I thought that it probably had some soy sauce in there somewhere, but just wanted to double check. No eel for me :(

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