Top 16 Gluten-Free Asian Spots to Explore in Northeast Orlando

Jessica P

Sushi tasted old, especially bad when considering the high cost. They did have gluten free soy sauce, which I appreciated, but I still wouldn’t go back. My husband got food poisoning. The staff were very nice.

KennedyNicoleFekany

They purposely put a noodle in my Gluten Free steamed edamame after I chose it off of the gluten free menu online. I just got out of the hospital and had a major abdominal surgery. I literally just wanted to eat some safe real food without vomiting it back up or having full body pain and histamine reactions. I have celiac disease and a wheat allergy; I dont know if they thought it would be funny to hide a noodle in the GF edamame, but if I have to go back to the hospital, I promise it will not be funny for them. I have eaten here previously and been fine but the employees on shift today, 5/9/25, around noon did not take the gluten free protocols seriously.

Amrutha Nagaraj

Have been to this place twice in the past 6 months and their service and food is the same. The food tastes really good, there are a lot of vegetarian options and even a gluten free menu. The drinks are reasonably priced. Yesterday, I was served by the waitress named Maya, even if it was closing time she was patient and friendly, explaining the vegetarian menu very clearly to me, so I don't end up eating any meat. Overall, I highly recommend this place if you're looking for tasty Asian street food.

Abigail Medina

It's alright, pretty expensive for some average tacos. Not many gluten free or vegan options. "Asian fusion" part was alright I guess. Recommend getting a burrito if you want the price to be worth it. Yuca fries were dense, felt like they were just air fried from the freezer

Brenna Ellsworth

Our server Elvis was great and knowledgeable about the menu and allergies. I do think it’s strange that gluten free noodles are offered but none of the broths are gluten free. At least one gluten free broth would suffice. The only gluten free options are edamame and white rice. If you have gluten free Japanese vodka, it’s possible to make a broth.

Ari Zachary

This place is absolutely amazing. The food is so good, so well constructed and presented, and the waiting staff is knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The sake selection is impressive and the food options are many and varied. You can eat here if you're diabetic, vegetarian, gluten intolerant, lactose intolerant, vegan, or even just plain picky. Go and enjoy, you will not be sorry.

Paul Lawson-Brown

Visiting from Australia this is the second occasion I've been to Pho Vinh. Once in 2024 and again in 2025. With the exception of myself the rest of our group is Vietnamese. The eleven of us all enjoyed our meal. As a vegan I had Mì căn xào sả ớt. No gluten was available but was substituted with tofu. A dish with lots of flavour served with rice. Wherever I can get it I have the salty lemon drink Chanh muối. The only downside to our visit was the long waiting time from placing our order and receiving our meals. We received an apology. Father's Day made the restaurant more popular than usual. I guess the popularity is a sign in itself.

Marcos Silva

Great place to eat. The food was amazing! They have a gluten free menu if you ask for it! Better to get in early because they get very crowded!

Mickey Senpai

This was honestly a very disappointing place to visit. We had high hopes looking at the menu but everything sucked about this place. Starting with the food, nothing had any flavor or seasoning. Everything tasted like absolutely nothing and bland and disgusting. My best friend also has celiacs and when asking about items on the menu the only answer the staff could give us was “I dont know”. We asked three different people the same question, “what makes the fries not gluten free”, a basic and simple question and each person just said yeah i don’t know. No one said oh lemme ask my manager or a cook or anything they just stood there and said i don’t know and ran off. The service was trash. We sat at the bar hoping to get a drink while waiting for our table and the entire staff ignored us for 20 minutes until we asked if we could get service at the bar. The guy behind the bar said omg i didn’t see you guys there I got distracted making a drink. Mind you he was making the drink in front of us literally the entire time. We were right in front of the drink week and no one else was at this bar. There were also probably 12 tables sat in this restaurant for the amount of staff they had on that is literally nothing. Then the host walked us to a dirty table with 3 chairs for a party of 4. Like that’s nothing I just find it weird that they didn’t clean the area and put the chair there before walking us over there. The host was a very personable and friendly girl with cute passion twist. Our server Fernanda was trash. She kept running away from the table, couldn’t answer any dietary questions, and our food came out before the drinks did which we ordered 20 minutes prior to ordering our food. We had to keep flagging her down to get things bc she refused to come check on us. I used to be a server and I know how hard it can be sometimes but she was purposely ignoring us. Checking on all the tables around us but avoiding us when we were waiting 45 min in a glass of wine and couldn’t get our water refilled or more napkins. In addition to all of this, all my friends and I have food poisoning from this food that’s not even worth it. I would rather be shot than ever come here again. I hate literally everything about this restaurant and would not recommend it to anyone unless i really hated them. I would recommended they educate their staff and retrain them on customer service, expectations, and standards. I had better service at that mega McDonalds in Orlando than this place which says a lot. I felt like I was getting pranked while sitting in this restaurant honestly. I’m really not one to complain but this place sucked hard.

Yara

The Moderne is a cute new addition with great drinks, very hit or miss food, and poor service. Think, expensive pre-game; it is NOT a place to kick back and relax with drinks and small bites. It was very loud and crowded. Apart from the staff being inattentive, they have a 2-hour table limit which is really annoying considering how slowly and sporadic our items arrived. Would I recommend to: Vegans - no Vegetarians - no Pescatarian - yes Gluten sensitive - no Celiac or high gluten sensitivity - no

Mike Woodward

Easy to order gluten free, with plenty of options. Delicious nigiri and handrolls.

Avery Norman

One of my favorite places to eat in Orlando! They are gluten friendly and have delicious traditional dishes. The kimchi stew is my favorite! So glad they were able to rebuild.

Marc Florman

Gluten Free Omakase! One of the best meals of my life.

Cat H

Minimal gluten free options. Good flavor and spice. Be careful to specify NO spice a few times if you truly do not want spicy food.

Alison Rockwell

I love that they have a gluten-free menu. Pho Tai is delicious.

C J

Z-Asian Vietnamese Kitchen was PHENOMENAL! By far the best Vietnamese I’ve ever had. I have A LOT of food allergies and Chef Huong came out to the table to go over all gluten and soy free options with me. She recommended the mussels appetizer and it was to die for. The crunchy fried rice with shrimp which she said is made in house, was so delicious!! The presentation of the food was perfect. My husband who is a very picky eater, loved the mussels and finished every bite of the Bok Choy! Highly, highly, highly recommend this restaurant. It was very clean, the ambience was super chill, the music wasn’t blaring so we could actually have a conversation over dinner and the staff was friendly and attentive. 10/10 for me. I cannot wait to go back for some of their craft cocktails and try a different appetizer!