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koolmees
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 Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 6:59 am Post subject: Wagamama are NOT gluten free |
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Despite what you may have heard or read - Wagamama in Melbourne (QV and Flinders lane) fry their tofu in the same equipment as non-GF food.
I ordered a meal there that was on their special GF menu only to find out the above fact when I asked the waiter.  |
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Savannah
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thanks for the heads up, were you able to follow this up with the management? perhaps they are not aware of the stringent requirements to make meals totally gluten free? |
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Chantz
Joined: 25 Sep 2008
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| Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 10:17 am Post subject: Gluten free restaurants |
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Chocolate Buddah at Fed Square have a gluten free menu also. Delish... |
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Cmh
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Hi all, Don't go to wagamama!! I ate there on Monday and have been sick ever since!!! (almost a week now) I had the vegetarian rice soup noodles without the tofu (the Gf menu says the tofu is gf - but the chef leaves it out). I was diagnosed 6 mths ago and this is the first time I've been sick for more than a day & it sucks!! I've made a complaint to management but I haven't heard back yet. |
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patthecat
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Hey there, I have read this book on making gluten free food at home and have tried some of its receipes - absolutely delicious! The book saves me going to a gluten free shop or restaurant. It's definitely worth a read, check it out:
http://87119cppmglmkydcyq1knfq83r.hop.clickbank.net/ |
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