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Oh - So Crossing My Fingers.....


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So we were hungry and I was so tired of cooking from scratch, so..... off we go to a new restaurant.

A new sushi place opened and we thought, OK sushi, knowing that Teriyaki and soy sauce were a big fat no-no but, whatever, I'll find something. Well, they didnt have gluten-free and the whole menu, almost, EVERYTHING had teriyaki in it, on it, around it *you get the idea* so I stuck with a salad with citrus dressing. Food comes, take a bite, OH NO totally smells either soy saucy or teriyaki- like, Took a bite and was SO SUPER SCARED! Put downj the fork and waited to go.

It has been hours, usually I get hit within about 3, so I guess it was OK.

*fingers crossed* No Contamiatinon. I know I have said on another topic that I was curious, however, I want it to be on my own doing, if I choose. :)

So, all in all, Tomo in Knoxville is not a restauranT i would recommend. Yes, I did ask for gluten-free.


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It's possible (though not probable) that their soy sauce is gluten-free. They do make that kind.

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