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Regina Restuarants

campcour

By campcour
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campcour Apprentice
campcour
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Just wanted to let fellow Regina people know that there is a new restuarant on the East side called "The Black Pepper" and it is a pasta place...very good! Ate there a week ago and had a really good meat sauce.

Also, I talked to the manager at "The Freehouse" and he can prepare gluten free dishes and is very well informed about celiac disease as his aunt has it. I have not eaten there yet but am excited to!

Does anyone know of any asian type food resturants in Regina that have gluten free food? I really miss asian food. I have friends going to Teppanyaki this weekend. I looked up the menu and it looks questionable. Does anyone know anything about it?

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Daxin Explorer
Daxin
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"The Wok Box" on Albert is good, but more fast foodish than sit down. The menu is all from souther asia, Indian, Chinese, Thai etc.

As far as Teppanyaki, save your money anyway. The Soy sauce is not gluten-free. My wife and I went with some freinds for supper, came out over 100 dollars poorer, and still hungry.

campcour Apprentice
campcour
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Good to know! Thank you. I won't worry about Teppanyaki.

I have not heard of the "Wok Box" but I will defininetly look it up! Is there anything I need to look out for? I have not had any of this type of food since going gluten free and don't know any concerns other than soy sauce. Do they know about celiac disease?

Daxin Explorer
Daxin
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I let them know what I couldn't eat, and they were more than happy to help me. Clean pan, and glass noodles or rice instead of the other noodle choices.

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jordanarendt Newbie
jordanarendt
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I let them know what I couldn't eat, and they were more than happy to help me. Clean pan, and glass noodles or rice instead of the other noodle choices.

If you ask they have a menu that lists all allergens. A lot of their sauces are NOT gluten-free. Some are. To date this is the only Asian type restaraunt we have found in Regina. If anyone knows of any others, especially Thai, please post!

Other restaraunts we have found that are pretty good:

Montanas has a gluten-free menu if you ask for it.

Tony Romas has a lot of gluten-free foods.

Luiggis makes a gluten-free pasta everyday and will make anything on their menu gluten-free.

Red Lobster was very accomodating.

Jordan

(Daughter age 5 with Celiac)

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