Genki Ya - Boston

Japanese restaurant
Gluten-free options
Lunch
Dinner
Open Late
Asian
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This cozy spot offers a tastefully casual atmosphere with good vibes, ideal for enjoying diverse gluten-free options like maki with tofu skin and colorful veggie combinations. The fresh, high-quality ingredients and choice of rice types enhance the gluten-free dining experience.

Good to know

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They have diverse vegan and gluten-free offerings available.

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Closed for dine-in at 10:30 PM, last orders by 10:07 PM.

3

Prices may be higher than those listed on the menu.

232 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02116, USA
2.4km

People are saying

A
Went on a Wednesday night and sat at the sushi bar. Fish was high quality and fresh. They offer gluten free soy sauce.
L
Cornucopia of vegan and gluten-free offerings, including maki with tofu skin, and maki with a colorful variety of veggies and fruit. Try the shiso leaf and ume sour plum roll for something refreshing! You have a choice of white, brown, or multigrain rice for any roll. Don't miss every vegetarian's favorite maki: Veggie Dragon Roll. Pro tip: sub spinach for the banana in aforementioned roll! Enhanced savory goodness. There is some over reliance on cream cheese and tempura flakes, but the basic healthy rolls like Avo-cuke-asparagus, avo-spinach, and simple maki with salmon, yellowtail, or tuna are always available. Ohitashi sesame-marinated steamed spinach salad is also a delicious classic. Great way to get more greens. The Naruto roll is great for people eating low carb: it's shrimp, "crabstick," avocado, and tobiko wrapped in a thin sheet of vinegared cucumber instead of rice. And it is delicious!!

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