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Kokiyo Teriyaki


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If there is anything harder than finding a restaurant that has something that both tastes great and is alright for those of us who can't eat gluten, I don't know what it is. Luckily I have a friend who is the owner of several Kokiyo Teriyaki restaurants in the Portland Oregon area...and he has informed me that his wonderful, delicious teriyaki is gluten-free.

I thought that I'd share this info since I know how hard it is to find good food!

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gluten-free Teriyaki Restaurant in Portland OR

Wondering if your friend knows of any gluten-free teriyaki restaurants in the Seattle area?

If there is anything harder than finding a restaurant that has something that both tastes great and is alright for those of us who can't eat gluten, I don't know what it is. Luckily I have a friend who is the owner of several Kokiyo Teriyaki restaurants in the Portland Oregon area...and he has informed me that his wonderful, delicious teriyaki is gluten-free.

I thought that I'd share this info since I know how hard it is to find good food!

steveindenver Contributor

This is excellent news! I'm heading to Portland and Oceanside at the end of this month for five days and now know where I can eat in Portland. I found their locations on the Net but didn't see a website, so I could really check out their menu. Thanks for postin this info!

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