Top 6 Gluten-Free Lunch Spots to Discover in Chinatown, Houston

H Peng6

It was my first time to eat barbecue and had grilled sweet potato skins and grilled gluten. It tasted great. Although the grilled oysters are not big, they are rich in flavor, and the grilled fish skin is charred, salty and spicy. It is very enjoyable to eat! Will come here to eat next time I come to Houston!

J Monique C

Interesting flavors for the Mochi donut and shaved ice. While you'd think the smell of sugar and the toppings could lead to the biggest sugar rush, you'll be happy to know that mochi donuts contain about half the calories of regular doughnuts, making them a much healthier alternative. An added plus is that they are also gluten-free. Didn't try the unique potato dish but others in the place were ordering them so maybe next time.

Anisha Olguin

Yelper Lou MC

I had an opportunity to try all-vegan buffet at Pine Forest Garden Restaurant 松柏園素菜館 in February and I was very satisfied. I came with my vegan friends for the first time. I like the way it was setup. layout of buffet line. One side of buffet closer to the rice etc are all vegetable dishes - no fooling of my eyes of what they are. I liked vegetarian dumplings, vegetable egg rolls and simple stir fried vegetables. But the opposite side is mostly impostors - common food made of vegetables. I liked vegetarian burgers (meat colored vegetables sandwiched by 2 slices of sesame bread) and vegetarian chicken (wheat gluten shaped like soy sauce chicken truly fooled my eyes and taste buds). Besides buffet at lunch and dinner, you can order dishes from the kitchen. This made a fantastic idea for takeouts during the temporary restriction the restaurants by the government officials due to CoVid19 concerns.

Fredrick Harris

Jessica L

Really awesome restaurant with great food and lots of gluten free options! The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. We'll definitely being going back.