Restaurants In Princeton, Nj Area?

[jnclelland]

I'm going to a conference in Princeton in October - does anyone know of any good restaurants in the area? I'll have a car, and I'll be staying in a hotel on Route 1 a bit north of Princeton. I do know the area a bit - I lived in Plainsboro for two years, but I didn't know about my food intolerances then, and I moved away over a decade ago, so I have no idea what's there now. (As I recall, the restaurant scene in general was pretty bleak then - I hope it's improved!) Thanks much for any suggestions!

Jeanne

[NJKen]

There are numerous Indian restaurants in the area that have gluten-free food. Crown of India in the Princeton Meadows Shopping Center is near where you will be staying.

PF Chang's is a few miles south on Route 1 at the Market Fair Mall. (Trendy Chinese restaurant with a gluten-free menu available on request; gluten-free dishes prepared in a dedicated part of the kitchen.)

Blue Point Grill on Nassau Street in Princeton (near Jay's Cycle Shop) is a seafood restaurant that has many menu items prepared without glutenous ingredients.

Tom Yum Goong is a Thai restaurant near the intersection of Nassau Street and Harrison Street with curries that are safe and also Pad Thai. I'm unsure about some of their other entrees prepared with rice; if you go there make sure that you are not ordering anything with soy sauce.

You can get sushi at the Teriyaki Boy in the food court at Forrestal Village, but you'll need to supply your own wheat-free soy sauce.

[jnclelland]

  NJKen said:

There are numerous Indian restaurants in the area that have gluten-free food. Crown of India in the Princeton Meadows Shopping Center is near where you will be staying.

PF Chang's is a few miles south on Route 1 at the Market Fair Mall. (Trendy Chinese restaurant with a gluten-free menu available on request; gluten-free dishes prepared in a dedicated part of the kitchen.)

Blue Point Grill on Nassau Street in Princeton (near Jay's Cycle Shop) is a seafood restaurant that has many menu items prepared without glutenous ingredients.

Tom Yum Goong is a Thai restaurant near the intersection of Nassau Street and Harrison Street with curries that are safe and also Pad Thai. I'm unsure about some of their other entrees prepared with rice; if you go there make sure that you are not ordering anything with soy sauce.

You can get sushi at the Teriyaki Boy in the food court at Forrestal Village, but you'll need to supply your own wheat-free soy sauce.

Thanks very much! I'll only be there for three nights, so that should be plenty to keep me fed.

Jeanne

[jnclelland]

  NJKen said:

There are numerous Indian restaurants in the area that have gluten-free food. Crown of India in the Princeton Meadows Shopping Center is near where you will be staying.

PF Chang's is a few miles south on Route 1 at the Market Fair Mall. (Trendy Chinese restaurant with a gluten-free menu available on request; gluten-free dishes prepared in a dedicated part of the kitchen.)

Blue Point Grill on Nassau Street in Princeton (near Jay's Cycle Shop) is a seafood restaurant that has many menu items prepared without glutenous ingredients.

Tom Yum Goong is a Thai restaurant near the intersection of Nassau Street and Harrison Street with curries that are safe and also Pad Thai. I'm unsure about some of their other entrees prepared with rice; if you go there make sure that you are not ordering anything with soy sauce.

You can get sushi at the Teriyaki Boy in the food court at Forrestal Village, but you'll need to supply your own wheat-free soy sauce.

Thanks very much! I'll only be there for three nights, so that should be plenty to keep me fed.

Jeanne