Top 23 Gluten-Free Accommodating Spots to Enjoy in Osaka City

R I

All of the carefully prepared dishes were delicious! The gluten-free pasta was well-flavored, the dashi soy sauce had a mild taste, and the salmon pasta had a nice yuzu flavor. The soy milk amazake soft serve ice cream was mellow and not at all heavy, and went really well with the strong espresso.

Peter M.

I love that they had vegan cake and vegan cookies and even more that it is also gluten free. But the cake was just quite tasteless.

カフェオレおじさん

I visited Pancakes & Books Bibliotheque in Namba Parks. There are many stylish pancakes, all of which can be made gluten-free (¥500). The pancakes are delicious even when gluten-free, so I recommend them to those who are concerned about gluten. The prices seem a little higher than the average, but I guess that's understandable. If you order a drink separately, you can drink as much as you want for 90 minutes. Next time I'd like to come and read a book.

shun naka

I always come here when I come to Osaka. I don't know how many times I've been there. It's easy for even an old man to enter by himself. The atmosphere is calm and comfortable. The location is in the middle of nowhere, but it's worth coming just for this shop. I tried almost everything on the menu, but on this day I ordered the power bowl and soup set for 1,580 yen. It's a little pricey, but it really fills you up. It's loaded with vegetables and almost gluten-free. After eating, I noticed the seasonal menu posted on the wall. Brown rice risotto set! I should have done this! ! I will go again.

Haru (haruchaaan.t)

I always use this cafe for work! There is Wi-Fi and power outlets inside the store! Above all, it is a calm space, and I feel like I can get a lot of work done at the counter seats with a good view (∩˃o˂∩)♡ However, since the food is gluten-free and other food-related, and a full cafe latte costs about 800 yen, it is more of a cafe that I would like to use when I want to boost my self-esteem a little, like Starbucks! I often buy baked goods to take home as souvenirs for business partners, but there is also a general store, so it is a cafe that is highly recommended for women!

Iva Bradford

Kasey W

This place is fantastic. We had salad prosciutto and cream cheese crepe and a banana whip crepe and ice-cream. All were so tasty. The staff were friendly and spoke some English. There is standing space to eat.

Alice Beamon

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Full of healthy things✨️ Black sesame coconut ice cream The cone is also made with rice flour, so it's gluten-free! It was crunchy and super delicious😋

Rui Gaiao

Very genuine Japanese Izakaya! We came twice to have their gluten free Okonomiyaki and GF fried rice. The chef was very kind to prepare anything we wanted gluten free. Even GF cheesecake for desert. If you are around Dotonbori you can’t miss this pearl.

Aloma

We tried the "Have a Good Day Plate", along with the avocado toast with gluten free bread. French toast, and Petit Gateau, also gluten free and dairy free. The presentation was beautiful, and the flavors were well-balanced. However, the Petit Gateau could have been slightly less baked to achieve that perfect melted chocolate center. Overall, a great spot for a delicious and visually appealing breakfast in Osaka with a lovely view.

Gilbert Mc

Earl Mayers

Olivia Robért

Idk why it’s michelin guide, it’s pretty straightforward okonomiyaki, the yam one is nice for someone who is gluten free. I wouldn’t wait more than 10 minutes. The service seems like they don’t want to be there. We sat on the second floor, the chefs don’t cook in front of you like on the first floor, someone brings it to your table and cooks it for you unenthusiastically. The room is bare, nothing on the tables, you have to order everything in line and can’t add more once sitting down. I don’t recommend it, Chibo Okonomiyaki is much better and you have more selection of drinks, and the condiments are on your table. For example I like adding more bonito flakes but there was no option here.

Lydia C.

We really liked this little place. It’s a bit of an experience though. Very tiny and therefore only a couple of seats and a lot of interaction with the chef. If you’re in the mood for a quiet dinner this isn’t the spot. The chef is funny and a good fella. He taught us some japanese while he was making the sushi and the food was good! No problem to accommodate gluten-free and dairyfree.

Annaline Kloppers

Due to a recommendation I went here for gluten- free food. The waiter immediately said they can only do salads and they are very busy. Very disappointing

Jon Crowley

The food was delicious and crafted with care. It’s clear chef Miyazaki Masaaki loves his work. We were able to request gluten free without any issue. We absolutely loved our food and the experience.

Jehan Ingravera

Good food. They have ONE gluten free option. It's not on the English menu. It's the pork okonomiyaki from the Japanese menu. Not celiac friendly since they cook everything on the same grill.

Albertha King

Gertrude Dixon

Carlotta Stendardo

The place was very well designed in terms of layout and style: with little space they were able to make the most of it! The chef and his helper are very kind and helpful in giving explanations about the dishes. We were able to eat several gluten free dishes, including dauphinois, fresh fish carpaccio and galettes. The quality of the products is excellent, even in the water and cutlery! I highly recommend

Max Bell

Augustine Noble