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Hi, we want to take my son to PF Chang's tonight but I am wondering if they can make fried rice gluten free as my son really misses it. Has anyone ever had fried rice there?

Nicole


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Hi, we want to take my son to PF Chang's tonight but I am wondering if they can make fried rice gluten free as my son really misses it. Has anyone ever had fried rice there?

Nicole

Hmmm, as far as I know the choices are steamed brown rice, and steamed white rice, so not sure if fried rice is on the menu. I don't think it is. Food is delicious though, and at least at our local one, the waiters are trained in Gluten Free dining. Request that they not bring out fortune cookies though. They always forget.

dandelionmom Enthusiast

If they don't, I can highly recommend the gluten-free Singapore Street Noodles. My daughters love them!

HAK1031 Enthusiast

I'm sure if you ask them to make it for you (clean wok, gluten-free soy sauce, no seasoned pork/other pre-seasoned meats) it should be ok. My local chinese restaurant even does this for me :D

cynicaltomorrow Contributor
Hi, we want to take my son to PF Chang's tonight but I am wondering if they can make fried rice gluten free as my son really misses it. Has anyone ever had fried rice there?

Nicole

I used to always get gluten-free chicken fried rice when eating at PF Changs. There is something about the beef where it is not gluten-free. I have since discovered Changs chicken.. and that is where my heart lies. :P

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