The 3 Best Gluten-Free Curry
in Tokyo
Japanese Curry Rice ("Kare-Raisu") starts with a roux made of flour.
Skip the roux, keep the flavor. Verified wheat-free options.
Most travelers don't realize Japanese Curry is risky. It's thick like gravy because of wheat. However, specialized shops and allergy-aware chains have created amazing GF versions.
CoCo Ichibanya
Nationwide (Check for “Allergy Friendly” menu)
World's most famous curry chain. Their “Allergen Free Curry” is sealed and heated separately — ZERO cross-contamination. Basic but 100% safe.
- Must Order: Allergy Friendly Curry Set
- Safety: Sealed Pouch Method — highest safety in chain restaurants
Annam Indian Restaurant
Ginza
Authentic Indian curry is often naturally GF. Annam explicitly caters to allergies. Naan contains gluten, but they offer GF Rice and designated GF curries.
Gluten Free T's Kitchen
Roppongi
#1 for Ramen — but their Japanese Curry Rice made with rice flour roux is equally spectacular. The only place to taste authentic "Mom's Curry" safely.