Many people are passionate about Japanese food, although it is rare that someone would not suffer to realize how complicated the thing if that person is celiac. In Spain do not know if there is any place where you can go to eat or buy sushi that is 100% fit. Keep in mind that every little ingredient may annoy this meal: rice vinegar, soy sauce, contamination in the kitchen, sauces that used to bind ingredients, crab sticks, soy is used in cooking almost all the ingredients etc etc etc ...
It is always the option of cooking at home (terrific), but this type of food, however simple it may seem, is hard work and dedication. When cooking the rice with vinegar to take the desired texture, cut and cook fish, no, not more, unbleached, find suitable ingredients (sauces, vinegars, algae) and of course , learn to ride and give them the desired shape.
It is always the option of cooking at home (terrific), but this type of food, however simple it may seem, is hard work and dedication. When cooking the rice with vinegar to take the desired texture, cut and cook fish, no, not more, unbleached, find suitable ingredients (sauces, vinegars, algae) and of course , learn to ride and give them the desired shape.
Fortunately, London celiacs do not have to rob to eat sushi as we know it or not feel like cooking, "because there are places to eat or go shopping for food trays in the park, at home or wherever we want. One such site is Itsu.
There trays that carry a bit of everything: sushi and sashimi salad mixed-up like this, and others that are more specific-the-bottom. 
If you visit their website you will not fit any dish and why? For all the little boats carry small trays of sauce are unfit (which see below left: soy sauce, NO wasabi sour and unfit).
So how is what dishes I can eat? For, as in many places in London, which we have to do is to ask the waiter - boy-meets us that we celiacs and bring us a list of allergies in the kitchen and he gladly bring it to us so we can see what things are suitable for us. For example, itsu can not take any of their soups (my great shame because there are two or three that have a great track) because they take in preparing a little soy sauce is not suitable for celiacs. I'm not going to cheat, of everything they offer, we can consume 4 or 5 dishes only. Still, I'm happy with my sushi.
Indeed, in the second photo (top left) can see my boat soy sauce suitable for coeliacs of Life Free Form low in salt. It is so good that I, who could not stand, I become addicted to it.
And before I forget, Itsu can find plenty of sites in London (including The City, where is usually turisteo worldwide) and its own web brings you the address, area to which it belongs and the nearest metro to locate any of their stores. Something cool when you come on holiday and will not put food on them or had been completed. Or just for those who echéis less able to take this type of food. Yes, As rightly pointed anonimous, you look at the schedule because these sites are usually closed in the afternoon and many are closed on weekends, as they are pensandos people to eat at lunchtime when working-
And did you know somewhere in Spain to eat Japanese food? Will make ready yourselves at home?
Indeed, in the second photo (top left) can see my boat soy sauce suitable for coeliacs of Life Free Form low in salt. It is so good that I, who could not stand, I become addicted to it.
And before I forget, Itsu can find plenty of sites in London (including The City, where is usually turisteo worldwide) and its own web brings you the address, area to which it belongs and the nearest metro to locate any of their stores. Something cool when you come on holiday and will not put food on them or had been completed. Or just for those who echéis less able to take this type of food. Yes, As rightly pointed anonimous, you look at the schedule because these sites are usually closed in the afternoon and many are closed on weekends, as they are pensandos people to eat at lunchtime when working-
And did you know somewhere in Spain to eat Japanese food? Will make ready yourselves at home?
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