Loading...

Jul 5, 2016

Where is the best place to find gluten free product in Tokyo?

Sometimes I saw it in chain supermarket for like a month and then it was discontinued. Do you know any places that sell gluten free product regularly?

Food
1 2
Report as spam
KevinC

KevinC

I like cycling, hiking and outdoor adventures!

2 Answers

2 Answers

Best Answer

  • KpQuePasa

    KpQuePasa

    on Jul 6

    In my experience, your best bet for consistent availability is gonna be either Amazon, or taking a DIY route: AMIKA chain grocers (I believe they're generally a restaurant supply sort of space, but they're nice for buying things in larger than normal quantities) have gluten free flour alternatives for baking (1 part tapioca starch / 1 part potato starch / 2 parts rice flour will do you well for general baking)

    0
  • KevinC

    KevinC

    on Jul 7

    I guess, buying on Amazon is my best option.

    0

Awaiting More Answers

4 Answers

What's your recommendation for the best (cheap) restaurant in Osaka?

I have family visiting Osaka and I'm in charge of choosing the eating establishments... I'm not necessarily looking for Osaka-specialty foods (kushikatsu, okonomiyaki, takoyaki, etc.) Just some typical Japanese shokudo-style restaurants that really stand out in your mind. Also, I don't eat red meat so no tonkatsu / yakiniku / etc. please! And preferably near the city center (Osaka/Umeda station or Namba)! Thank you :)

hellonihon

hellonihon

on May 20

2 Answers

Eating Clean

Are there any dedicated plant-based eatery in and around the Fuchu/Chofu area? Not an establishment that 'also serves' but one that is exclusively plant-based. Found a lovely one in Hachioji but too far away for regular patronage.

Candiajia1

Candiajia1

on May 15

1 Answer

We Browsing

When I try to use my internet browser on my phone it just keeps loading the lucky wifi page. How can I browse other sites?

JapanTraveler

JapanTraveler

on May 13

4 Answers

Where to find an online job? (homebased)

Hi everyone! I am looking for an online job (preferably part time) that is home based since I'm a full time mom and I really can't commit to any full time jobs right now. I used to be a technical support representative and an English teacher with TEFL Certificate. So if you guys know anything please send me a reply! (comment). Thank You!! :)

jcnhr

jcnhr

on May 10