cee bud

Google review

Gluten allergy? don’t go here! You’d think a restaurant that offers gluten free noodles would actually have gluten free options. They don’t. They don’t have a single soup that is gluten free. They literally said if I wanted gluten free I could eat just the noodles plain. Or edamame. I gave the two stars because my husband loved his ramen, so if you have no allergies it’s apparently delicious. Also the kitchen felt bad so they made me brussel sprouts, which was appreciated. The service was really good but management needs to either take the noodles off the menu or come up with better gf options so people with allergies don’t waste their time.

Carla Pinzón Gaytán

Google review

I didn’t dine here but I called to ask if celiac friendly (it is not). GF noodles and broth but they use the same water for the GF and non GF noodles.

Stephen Matzat

Google review

This cozy little spot 'on the bridge' offered a delicious dining experience with a super friendly (and funny) waiter. The Loco Moco was umami-in-my-tummy, ✔️. A gluten-free friend in our party was delighted to find something to eat as well in this otherwise gluten-forward part of town.

B B

Google review

Went there for the gluten free ramen. It was pretty flavorless and I ended up putting a bunch of tamari in the broth to make the soup more palatable. The noodles are quite hard as well. The service was somewhat unfriendly. There was a woman there who was very brusque in manner, so I’m not very excited to come back. Although the ability to get ramen gluten free is nice.

Stephanie R

Google review

Jitlada is really solid Thai food. Everything we’ve had there has been excellent - and when they say spicy - they mean it! For my gluten free friends - they can make most things gluten free - you just have to ask!