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Vietnamese Restaurant In Sf

caragj

By caragj
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For anyone in the Bay Area, I found this Vietnamese restaurant in San Francisco (in the Castro) that marks on the menu all of its gluten-free items... And the best part is they serve gluten-free Beer (Redbridge) and fried spring rolls in rice paper that are fried in a dedicated fryer! I was SUCH a happy person at this place!!

It's called Zadin. They don't have a website (I don't think), but here's the contact info:

4039 18th St

San Francisco, CA 94114

(415) 626-2260

Enjoy!!

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