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Posted by DoubleAs
- December 26, 2016, 06:11:50 PMMod Pizza is great -- my son is allergic to eggs and tree nuts and we discovered this restaurant while in Seattle, but it has locations throughout the U.S. now. They are peanut and tree nut free.
Posted by spacecanada
- November 21, 2016, 12:29:18 AMI would never feel comfortable eating in an Asian or other ethnic restaurant with extremely severe tree nut and peanut allergies, especially in another country. 
Posted by name
- November 20, 2016, 12:55:53 PMspace:
Look up Din Tai Fung and Little Rae's Bakery. DTF's menu really seems to really get allergies, at least in the Seattle area. The kitchen is open (you can see the dumplings being made) but the wait gets insane especially because they don't accept reservations. DTF, being rather authenticity Taiwanese despite how chainlike expansion has brought, has take-away down to a science. You go to the take-away window halfway through to fill out your slip. It will not be cheap.
DTF is not nut/peanut free. They serve a spicy sauce that has peanuts. I don't know the name in English, and it's not one of those items most people would know just eating there.
Last time I ate there was early this year. I don't know what might have changed since then.
mmgshih:
Sky didn't actually eat the food at the Indian place mentioned. She ate her own food at the restaurant if I'm reading that post correctly.
Look up Din Tai Fung and Little Rae's Bakery. DTF's menu really seems to really get allergies, at least in the Seattle area. The kitchen is open (you can see the dumplings being made) but the wait gets insane especially because they don't accept reservations. DTF, being rather authenticity Taiwanese despite how chainlike expansion has brought, has take-away down to a science. You go to the take-away window halfway through to fill out your slip. It will not be cheap.
DTF is not nut/peanut free. They serve a spicy sauce that has peanuts. I don't know the name in English, and it's not one of those items most people would know just eating there.
Last time I ate there was early this year. I don't know what might have changed since then.
mmgshih:
Sky didn't actually eat the food at the Indian place mentioned. She ate her own food at the restaurant if I'm reading that post correctly.
Posted by spacecanada
- November 19, 2016, 11:33:28 AMWe are planning a weekend or possibly day trip to Seattle this spring. Are the above recommendations still valid? I probably won't eat anywhere except Chipotle the whole time anyway... But it is good to know what options exist.
Also, what activities would you recommend? It will be our first time visiting there, though we may go back several times due to our new close proximity.
Also, what activities would you recommend? It will be our first time visiting there, though we may go back several times due to our new close proximity.
Posted by CMdeux
- July 22, 2014, 12:47:43 PMWhoops! Just now seeing this-- I'm VERY confident that she did not eat anything at the Indian restaurant.
Then again, her sensitivity level is way higher than most people with even pn/tn allergies, so individual mileage may vary there. (We're not comfortable with Red Robin, for example, because there are several peanut-containing items on the menu-- though clearly others find that it is a great option for themselves or others with nut allergies).
Then again, her sensitivity level is way higher than most people with even pn/tn allergies, so individual mileage may vary there. (We're not comfortable with Red Robin, for example, because there are several peanut-containing items on the menu-- though clearly others find that it is a great option for themselves or others with nut allergies).
Posted by mmgshih
- July 15, 2014, 03:53:09 AMNot sure if you are still in Seattle but I eat out here all the time. I have multiple food allergies. A few places I have recently eaten at as a vegetarian with allergies, to tree nuts, peanuts, shellfish, and eggs include-
Din Tai Fung
Red Robin
Staple and Fancy
Cuoco
Cactus
Tutta Bella
Mamma Melina
Mandarin Chef
Shanik
Ivar's Salmon House
Chipotle
Also, would love to know the name of the Indian place you ate at successfully.
Din Tai Fung
Red Robin
Staple and Fancy
Cuoco
Cactus
Tutta Bella
Mamma Melina
Mandarin Chef
Shanik
Ivar's Salmon House
Chipotle
Also, would love to know the name of the Indian place you ate at successfully.
Posted by CMdeux
- July 09, 2014, 11:19:12 AM
Well-managed, Sky. 
Posted by maeve
- July 09, 2014, 10:50:56 AMSky,
I'm glad the outing went well.
I'm glad the outing went well.
Posted by SkyScorcher
- July 08, 2014, 11:37:29 PMBoth labs-- whole project, basically-- went for dinner at an Indian place tonight. Vetted it before by scanning the avenue of restaurants. Menu had NOTHING peanut or tree nut on it and I was careful to keep my bento to myself. Advisor is remarkably good about not bumping anything against me/my stuff. Worked well.
Posted by CMdeux
- July 08, 2014, 10:12:51 AMThey haven't me, either-- with my SFA, I mean.
It sounds like she's dealing well with the local food options-- the group is avoiding Thai/Chinese, so that she can accompany them to meals out as a group, and she's got a couple of bento boxes and a thermoelectric cooler to act as a mini-fridge.
It sounds like she's dealing well with the local food options-- the group is avoiding Thai/Chinese, so that she can accompany them to meals out as a group, and she's got a couple of bento boxes and a thermoelectric cooler to act as a mini-fridge.
Posted by maeve
- July 08, 2014, 09:47:08 AMI don't trust Red Robin for being allergy aware. We had a not so good experience (the staff were clueless) at our local Red Robin. Perhaps, they're better on the West Coast. But they did not give me the warm and fuzzies.
Posted by rebekahc
- July 06, 2014, 02:52:08 PMFYI, Sky, Red Robin serves a burger with a fried egg on it, so you'll need to carefully vet your safety there.
Posted by Stinky10
- July 06, 2014, 12:06:40 PMWell the only suggestions that I'm getting are Mod Pizza and Red Robin. I know that there have to be more - guessing many people are away this weekend. We'll keep checking.
Sending you my #
Sending you my #
Posted by Macabre
- July 06, 2014, 12:39:19 AMPosted by SkyScorcher
- July 05, 2014, 10:00:16 PMThank you so much!! May I get your phone number? (in PM)