This small, intimate eatery offers a cozy, relaxed atmosphere with a nice ambiance, not too loud and not too quiet. The staff are super friendly and accommodating, knowledgeable about gluten-free options, making it a must-visit for gluten-free diners seeking a comfortable setting.
They offer a gluten-free menu and are knowledgeable about it.
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Reservations are needed before visiting, especially on busy evenings.
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Expect a wait of at least 20 minutes if the restaurant is full.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
We found Kala’s on Find Me Gluten Free because I have celiac. Gluten free dishes are labeled on the menu. I had pineapple curry and it was delicious! Probably my favorite meal on our Boston trip.
C
Community member
Ate here twice while visiting town. GF menu items were labeled and both nights our servers were pretty knowledgeable about what could be made GF. Tofu is fried in a shared fryer, and they didn’t seem to know if pan-frying was possible, so we just skipped tofu for our vegetarian dishes.
C
Community member
Wow, nice hidden gem right in the thick of things in Bostons market area and govt center.
Food is special, great flavors and some unique grilled meat flavors that is not the run of the mill Thai restaurant.
They have a gluten free menu of noodles, rice and soups. We did not have a problem ordering a gluten free and nut sesame free lunch. They accommodated very easily.
Staff are nice and friendly and service is quick.