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I Want Chinese Food From A Restaurant

lorka150

By lorka150
in Gluten-Free Restaurants

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lorka150 Collaborator
lorka150
Posted

Listen. I just live in one of the most beautiful places in the world - Niagara.

Just pick me up some of this PF Chang's that I hear so much good stuff about, and drive it here, and I'll take you out for a night on the town. Is that a good deal? B)

I.

Am.

Craving.

Chinese.

Food.

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Have you asked your local place about their white sauce? I can have the white sauce at the place around here, and I just bring my own soy sauce. Or you can try some of the sunbird seasoning packets from the grocery store. Some of those are pretty good.

Guest nini
Guest nini
Posted

a few months ago our local support group had our meeting at a Chinese Restaurant. Everything they served that day was gluten-free... I bet if you went to your old fave Chinese Restaurant and talked to them about these issues, they very well might be able to help you out. I can't remember where I saw it, but I remember seeing a gluten-free dining card translated to Mandarin/Chinese that you could take to your local Restaurant to help you communicate with them better.

If that doesn't work, I'd be happy to hop in my private jet and deliver some Chinese food to your beautiful location :P:lol:;)

Carriefaith Enthusiast
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Just pick me up some of this PF Chang's that I hear so much good stuff about, and drive it here, and I'll take you out for a night on the town. Is that a good deal?
:) I know what you mean... I don't have a PF Changs around here either.

This is a good thread for you, if you don't mind cooking.

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I've made my own recipe and the lemon chicken. Both are very good and will satisfy the craving, at least for me anyway.

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