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Tokyo Joe's, Some Gf


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Oh this is cool. For those in Colorado anyways. Tokyo Joe's just sent me an email.

Here it is...

"

Here is some gluten info for you:

The sauces currently that have NO Gluten are our Curry Sauce and our Nikko dressing for Salads. Coming soon is a Gluten-Free version of our Teriyaki Sauce and Miso Dressing, which are our most popular choices. Plus we have Gluten Free Tamari behind the counter, which mixed with the Chili Sauce on the table is awesome.

So, hang in there. Help is on the way !!!

"

This is cool. Now, I need to double check with them on the chicken and rice, I'll let you know. But the way I worded my email originally, I asked something like, "assuming your chicken and rice are gluten free" are any of your sauces gluten free. Oooo. I want to go there now. I think I will later. I'll let you know, probably Sunday, how I felt afterwards. :<>

For those not in Colorado, Tokyo Joes is a "fast food Japense" place.

www.tokyojoes.com


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Good. I got confirmed. Both chicken(marinated) and dark chicken are gluten-free. Their Curry sauce, and Nikko dressing are gluten-free. Also, they have gluten-free soy sauce behind the counter. Its the silver San-J bottle stuff. Good, that's what I buy at home!

So I didn't get cc'ed. Felt great. Actaully the person who took my order knew what celiac desease was, as she said her sister was celiac. Found that out, as she asked "oh I see your getting the curry chicken, and the wheat free soy sauce, my sister has celiac desease as well". The guy grilling up the chicken waved at me and said it would be grilled up for me. I didn't even ask... he just over heard. That was cool.

So... I think I have found my new favorite place to go eat(I've only ever eaten out 3 times in the last 3 months after getting diagnosed.

So, I give a big hand to Tokyo Joe's, this was the Tokyo Joe's in Louisville, CO for anyone that is interested. If anyone lives near one, I recommend to try them out.

Brian Allee Newbie
Good. I got confirmed. Both chicken(marinated) and dark chicken are gluten-free. Their Curry sauce, and Nikko dressing are gluten-free. Also, they have gluten-free soy sauce behind the counter. Its the silver San-J bottle stuff. Good, that's what I buy at home!

So I didn't get cc'ed. Felt great. Actaully the person who took my order knew what celiac desease was, as she said her sister was celiac. Found that out, as she asked "oh I see your getting the curry chicken, and the wheat free soy sauce, my sister has celiac desease as well". The guy grilling up the chicken waved at me and said it would be grilled up for me. I didn't even ask... he just over heard. That was cool.

So... I think I have found my new favorite place to go eat(I've only ever eaten out 3 times in the last 3 months after getting diagnosed.

So, I give a big hand to Tokyo Joe's, this was the Tokyo Joe's in Louisville, CO for anyone that is interested. If anyone lives near one, I recommend to try them out.

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That's awesome! I have been craving Tokyo Joe's! I live in Denver,

and I will contact the location downtown. Thanks for the info!

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