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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.

pamelaD Apprentice

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.

loraleena Contributor

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!

Joanne11 Apprentice

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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