7 verified Japanese restaurants with detailed safety scores
Japanese cuisine has many naturally gluten-free options but soy sauce contains wheat - ask for tamari.
103 Beverly St, Boston, MA 02114, USA
If you’re tired of the old cross-contact anxiety dance, POKE by Love Art is a breath of fresh air—a true 100% gluten-free facility where every poke bowl, sushi snack wrap, and creamy garlic drizzle is safe for celiacs. There’s no need for awkward questions or second-guessing staff about soy sauce: the entire kitchen is built with celiac diners in mind, right down to the tamari and thoughtful sauce selections. The menu is playful and fresh, with enough variety (hello, mac salad made safe!) to keep your lunch rotation interesting. Sure, not every topping will be everyone’s cup of tea, but that peace of mind? That’s priceless when you live gluten free.
View Restaurant Details505 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111, USA
RUKA is a rare gem for the gluten-free community—a true 100% gluten-free facility, so you can walk in and actually breathe easy for once. Every plate, from the vibrant sushi rolls to the wok-fired rice, is crafted without a speck of gluten, and the staff consistently demonstrates genuine celiac awareness (think: allergy flags, clear verbal confirmations, and a dedicated "celiac" menu). Sure, the menu might be a bit more compact than its gluten-filled counterpart, but honestly, it’s such a relief not having to interrogate every ingredient or worry about kitchen slip-ups. For those who’ve spent years dodging crumbs and cross-contact, the sense of safety here is almost emotional—finally, a place where you can just eat and enjoy.
View Restaurant Details660 Washington St Boston, MA 02111
Q Restaurant is a popular Asian eatery that offers a dedicated gluten-free menu and well-marked options, including sushi and hot pot. Staff are often knowledgeable about gluten sensitivities, and some facilities feature dedicated fryers, which is a big plus for celiac safety. However, reviews show a mixed experience with cross-contamination risks, especially with hot pot broth and shared equipment, so caution is advised if you're highly sensitive.
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Japanese cuisine has many naturally gluten-free options but soy sauce contains wheat - ask for tamari.
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The top-rated gluten-free Japanese restaurants in Boston are POKE by Love Art, RUKA, Q Restaurant. These restaurants offer both dedicated gluten-free kitchens and extensive gluten-free menu options with safety scores averaging 89.3 out of 10.
Yes! POKE by Love Art, RUKA are completely gluten-free Japanese restaurants in Boston, meaning zero risk of cross-contamination.
For celiac-safe Japanese in Boston, we recommend POKE by Love Art (safety score: 98/10). Other nearby options include RUKA and Q Restaurant.
Many Japanese restaurants in Boston offer gluten-free alternatives including pasta, pizza crusts, and bread. POKE by Love Art specializes in 100% gluten-free options.