Soy-free restaurants in Melbourne
25 venues in Melbourne rated S to B for soy-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
The bakery states it is free of soy, with a dedicated allergen-free kitchen. No independent verification; confirm with staff.
Soy is a declared allergen in many items (sauces, breaders, wraps). Allergen-marked menu, shared kitchen, cross-contamination warning.
Soy is present in many items (batters, sauces, wraps). Allergen matrix shows soy as present or may contain. Shared kitchen, no dedicated soy-free equipment.
Soy is listed as a 'contains' or 'may contain' allergen in many items, including the gluten-free wrap, sauces, and crumbs. The allergen guide provides per-item details. Shared kitchen environment.
Soy is listed as an allergen in many components (batters, sauces, wraps). Shared kitchen. Cross-contamination possible.
Official allergen matrix lists per-dish soy content in proteins, sauces, and crumbs. Shared prep; cross-contamination risk noted.
Soy appears in many items including the gluten-free wrap (may contain), batters, and sauces. The allergen guide provides per-item marking, but shared fryers and prep areas increase cross-contact risk.
Menu offers a 'Soy Free' filter category and some items declare 'Contains: soy'. Shared kitchen, no dedicated soy-free station.
Chain menu includes 'Soy Free' badges on some dishes and indicates soy content on others; shared kitchen practices apply.
McDonald's Australia discloses it handles 'Soy' and that items 'may be prepared on the same equipment and in the same kitchen area. ' Per-item allergen information is available on the website, but shared prep means cross-contamination is acknowledged.
Soy is listed in traditional crumbs, gluten-free wrap, and other items. Shared kitchen with cross-contamination risk.
The official menu provides a 'Soy Free' filter. Shared kitchen environment, no dedicated fryer or workstation reported.
Menu marks items containing soy (contains: soy); 'Soy Free' filter icon available. No dedicated soy-free equipment.
The official menu lists 'soy' as an allergen on Seafarers Bowl and Tainan Breakfast (both contain ginger wasabi soy sauce). Other dishes do not list soy, allowing partial identification of soy-free options. Shared kitchen environment means cross-contamination risk exists.
Joopjoopbar menu marks 'Soy' on dishes like One Night Mackerel and Char of the Tongue. The main menu likely contains soy in sauces, but no dedicated soy-free preparation.
Items containing soy (skewers, devil wings, beef bourguignon, poke bowls, nasi goreng, pad thai, fried rice, steamed vegetables, Thai sauce) are labelled. Soy-free options are available but prepared in a shared kitchen.
Many dishes contain soy (soy sauce, tofu). Marked on menu. Shared kitchen.
Soy is a declared allergen in many items (batters, crumbs, sauces, wraps). The Gluten-Free Wrap contains soy. The official allergen guide provides per-item soy information. The kitchen is shared, and cross-contamination is acknowledged.
The allergen page shows 'Soy' as 'Contains' in many items: Seasoned Plant-Based Batter, Corn Crunch Crumbs, Traditional Crumbs, Gluten-Free Wrap, High Protein Low Carb Wrap, Turkish Roll, Wrap, Caesar Salad, Kettle Cooked Gravy, and all cookies. The kitchen is shared, and cross-contamination is acknowledged. No soy-free dedicated area is mentioned.
The allergen guide shows soy is a 'contains' allergen in the Seasoned Plant-Based Batter, Corn Crunch Crumbs, Traditional Crumbs, Gluten-Free Wrap, High Protein Low Carb Wrap, Turkish Roll, Wrap, Caesar Salad, Zesty Lemon Dressing, Kettle-Cooked Gravy, and all cookies/brownies/skillets. The Buttermilk Breader does not contain soy. The venue warns cross-contamination may occur. Soy-free options are available on request but share a kitchen with soy ingredients.
The official menu includes a 'Soy Free' filter icon and lists several items as 'Contains: soy' (e. g., Iced Coffee, Iced Mocha, Chai Latte, Ham, Cheese & Tomato on Quinoa & Soy bread). The menu also includes items that are soy-free by ingredient. However, there is no dedicated soy-free kitchen, and cross-contamination is possible.
The official menu page includes a 'Soy Free' filter icon. However, many items list soy as an ingredient (e.g., Chorizo & Egg Roll 'Contains: soy', Iced Coffee 'Contains: milk, soy', Iced Matcha 'Contains: milk, soy', Double Choc Ice Blend 'Contains: milk, soy'). Shared kitchen, no dedicated soy-free area.
Menu includes a 'Soy Free' filter icon. Multiple items are marked 'Contains: soy' (e.g. coffees, some breakfast items). Shared kitchen environment. No accreditation.
A 'Soy Free' filter icon appears, though some items (Iced Coffee, Iced Mocha, etc. ) list 'soy' in their Contains labels. Shared kitchen; no separate soy-free area.
Menu page includes a 'Soy Free' filter icon and several items declare 'Contains: soy'. Shared kitchen, no dedicated soy-free area.
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