Sushi Kaito is known for accommodating gluten-free diners and has been positively mentioned by celiac reviewers, but there is a documented case of gluten exposure and protocols are not well documented.
Some gluten-free dishes to choose from.
No GF-related illness reports found in recent data.
Mixed feedback from gluten-free diners.
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Sushi Kaito is a cozy, 12-seat sushi counter on the Upper West Side, known for its omakase-only menu featuring fish sourced directly from Japan. Owned by Yoko Hasegawa, it's a spot where you can enjoy dishes like Madai (red snapper) and Iwashi (sardine) in an intimate setting. The restaurant offers two omakase options, with the more extensive one including 16 courses of nigiri. It's a great choice for a special night out, especially if you appreciate traditional sushi craftsmanship.
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