Street Eats Eatery
The official menu marks many items as (GF), including skewers, fried crickets, a poke bowl, and street tacos.
Per-allergen evidence
The official menu marks many items as (GF), including skewers, fried crickets, a poke bowl, and street tacos. A review on FindMeGlutenFree from a coeliac diner reports that a shared fryer is used, which rules out many items and introduces cross-contamination risk. Staff have accommodated gluten allergies by modifying dishes, for example by serving a burger wrapped in lettuce. No dedicated fryer or dedicated kitchen is available. No Coeliac UK accreditation was found.
[1] Official Food And Drinks Menu, Street Eats Eatery (official menu)
Dishes are marked GF and VEG; many gluten-free options are listed, including skewers, fried crickets, and a poke bowl, but no dedicated fryer is noted.fetched May 14, 2026[2] Aggregator Street Eats Eatery - Gluten-Free Friendly Tapas Bar in Perth, FindMeGlutenFree
A coeliac review warns that gluten-free options are available but a shared fryer rules out many items.fetched May 14, 2026[3] Verified blog Street Eats Eatery - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Perth, atly.com
A community member with a gluten allergy received a burger without a bun and a lettuce wrap, and noted that the staff were helpful.fetched May 14, 2026The official menu marks several items as (VEG): cauliflower popcorn, skinny fries, waffle fries, sweet potato fries, and Japanese poke bowl (tofu). No dedicated vegan fryer or prep area exists; the kitchen is shared with meat and dairy. Menu labels show staff awareness, but cross-contamination is possible.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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