Celiac safety profile
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Korean Restaurant · Asian Restaurant · Gluten Free Restaurant
145 N St NE #400, Washington, DC 20002
What you can eat here
Pulled from Gluto's celiac safety report for this location.
✅ Reported safe options
- Entire menu is described as gluten-free, with common base options including white rice, purple rice, or glass noodles, and proteins such as bulgogi beef, chicken, crispy chicken, spicy pork, or tofu. Sauces and toppings commonly featured in bowls include items like ginger-carrot sauce and sesame ranch, among others listed in the menu.
- GF desserts are available in some locations (Rise Bakery cookies), which are repeatedly mentioned as safe GF options by customers.
- Given the dedicated GF status, most, if not all, components of each bowl are designed to be GF-friendly, allowing full customization without cross-contact risk typical of mixed kitchens.
⚠️ Risks & cross-contamination
- The prevailing evidence paints a strong picture of a dedicated GF environment, which minimizes cross-contact risk. A minority of reviews mention occasional questions or uncertainties around certain sauces or ingredients; one review notes a potential discrepancy about sauce GF status in their visit, underscoring that, as with any restaurant, experiences can vary by location or batch. Overall, the explicit commitment to a fully GF operation appears consistent across sources.
- There are rare anecdotal reports of illness in a handful of reviews, but these are isolated and do not reflect the majority of experiences, which consistently describe safe, gluten-free dining.
- In practice, if you have extremely sensitive celiac symptoms, it’s reasonable to confirm ingredient handling (as you would with any GF concept) on arrival, especially when sauces or new items are involved. Still, the collected evidence strongly supports low cross-contamination risk in this dedicated GF setting.
Gluto score breakdown
Each axis is scored 0–100 from research + community signals.