Kushiage Su
The venue welcomes pescatarian diners, as all courses feature seafood and skip meat.
Per-allergen evidence
The venue welcomes pescatarian diners, as all courses feature seafood and skip meat. No dedicated equipment is noted, but the menu inherently suits a pescatarian diet.
[1] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page in Chinese Traditional labels a menu as gluten-free. It states that no vegan courses are available. The page notes availability for pescatarian or religious dietary needs. Rice and soy allergies are refused. Contact in advance is recommended for other allergies.fetched Jun 19, 2026[2] Verified blog Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, tablecheck.com
The official English TableCheck page lists courses labeled gluten-free and states that no vegan courses are available. Crustacean allergies may be accommodated with advance notice, though rice and soy allergies are refused. Pescatarian and religious diets can be accommodated.fetched Jun 19, 2026The entire menu consists of gluten-free kushiage, or deep-fried skewers, made with a gluten-free batter and gluten-free rice vinegar. A reservation is required, and the venue asks all guests to list their allergies in the booking form. The restaurant cannot accommodate guests with rice or soy allergies. No dedicated fryer or separate preparation area is described, but as a dedicated gluten-free establishment, the risk of cross-contact is likely low. Guests with concerns should contact the venue in advance.
[1] Official グルテンフリー串揚げ専門店 Sû - TableCheck (テーブルチェック), Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck reservation page, in Japanese, identifies the venue as a gluten-free kushiage specialty where all courses are gluten-free. Guests are asked to note any allergies in the booking form. For allergy inquiries, the page directs visitors to contact the venue via Instagram or Gmail.fetched Jun 19, 2026[2] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
Official TableCheck page (Korean). All courses labeled gluten-free. Explicitly refuses guests with rice or soy allergies. Mentions gluten-free rice vinegar. Directs allergy inquiries to email/Instagram.fetched Jun 19, 2026[3] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, in Chinese Simplified, lists courses named gluten-free. It states that the venue responds to allergies as much as possible but refuses rice/soy allergy guests.fetched Jun 19, 2026[4] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page in Chinese Traditional labels a menu as gluten-free. It states that no vegan courses are available. The page notes availability for pescatarian or religious dietary needs. Rice and soy allergies are refused. Contact in advance is recommended for other allergies.fetched Jun 19, 2026[5] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, written in German, states that all courses are gluten-free. It also notes that the restaurant refuses rice and soy allergies. No vegan courses are offered. The page mentions gluten-free rice vinegar.fetched Jun 19, 2026[6] Verified blog Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, tablecheck.com
The official English TableCheck page lists courses labeled gluten-free and states that no vegan courses are available. Crustacean allergies may be accommodated with advance notice, though rice and soy allergies are refused. Pescatarian and religious diets can be accommodated.fetched Jun 19, 2026The menu centers on seafood, including shellfish. The venue says they may be able to accommodate crustacean allergies if contacted in advance, but this is not guaranteed. Given the heavy use of seafood, shellfish-allergic diners should exercise caution and communicate directly before booking.
Limited information: we researched Kushiage Su across 11 sources but found nothing specific about its Vegetarian options or how the kitchen manages cross-contamination. Treat this as a starting point and call ahead to confirm before relying on it.
[1] Aggregator Google Places listing, Google
The Google Places placeholder is empty and contains no content about allergen practices.fetched Jun 19, 2026[2] Official グルテンフリー串揚げ専門店 Sû - TableCheck (テーブルチェック), Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck reservation page, in Japanese, identifies the venue as a gluten-free kushiage specialty where all courses are gluten-free. Guests are asked to note any allergies in the booking form. For allergy inquiries, the page directs visitors to contact the venue via Instagram or Gmail.fetched Jun 19, 2026[3] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
Official TableCheck page (Korean). All courses labeled gluten-free. Explicitly refuses guests with rice or soy allergies. Mentions gluten-free rice vinegar. Directs allergy inquiries to email/Instagram.fetched Jun 19, 2026[4] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, in Chinese Simplified, lists courses named gluten-free. It states that the venue responds to allergies as much as possible but refuses rice/soy allergy guests.fetched Jun 19, 2026[5] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page in Chinese Traditional labels a menu as gluten-free. It states that no vegan courses are available. The page notes availability for pescatarian or religious dietary needs. Rice and soy allergies are refused. Contact in advance is recommended for other allergies.fetched Jun 19, 2026[6] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, written in German, states that all courses are gluten-free. It also notes that the restaurant refuses rice and soy allergies. No vegan courses are offered. The page mentions gluten-free rice vinegar.fetched Jun 19, 2026[7] Verified blog Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, tablecheck.com
The official English TableCheck page lists courses labeled gluten-free and states that no vegan courses are available. Crustacean allergies may be accommodated with advance notice, though rice and soy allergies are refused. Pescatarian and religious diets can be accommodated.fetched Jun 19, 2026[8] Verified blog Kushikatsu - Wikipedia, en.m.wikipedia.org
Wikipedia article on kushikatsu dish; no information about this venue or its allergen practices.fetched Jun 19, 2026[9] Verified blog Osaka-Style Kushiage (Japanese Deep-Fried Skewers), sudachirecipes.com
A home cooking recipe blog for kushiage is unrelated to this restaurant.fetched Jun 19, 2026[10] Verified blog Kushikatsu (Kushiage) (Video) 串カツ・串揚げ, justonecookbook.com
The source is a recipe blog for kushikatsu. It discusses the dish in general terms and does not mention the venue.fetched Jun 19, 2026[11] Verified blog Kushiage & Kushikatsu: Japan, thechefdojo.com
A general food blog article discusses kushiage and kushikatsu but does not mention any specific restaurant.fetched Jun 19, 2026The venue asks guests with soy allergies to refrain from visiting, as soy is used in the cuisine and cannot be omitted.
[1] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
Official TableCheck page (Korean). All courses labeled gluten-free. Explicitly refuses guests with rice or soy allergies. Mentions gluten-free rice vinegar. Directs allergy inquiries to email/Instagram.fetched Jun 19, 2026[2] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, in Chinese Simplified, lists courses named gluten-free. It states that the venue responds to allergies as much as possible but refuses rice/soy allergy guests.fetched Jun 19, 2026[3] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page in Chinese Traditional labels a menu as gluten-free. It states that no vegan courses are available. The page notes availability for pescatarian or religious dietary needs. Rice and soy allergies are refused. Contact in advance is recommended for other allergies.fetched Jun 19, 2026[4] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, written in German, states that all courses are gluten-free. It also notes that the restaurant refuses rice and soy allergies. No vegan courses are offered. The page mentions gluten-free rice vinegar.fetched Jun 19, 2026[5] Verified blog Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, tablecheck.com
The official English TableCheck page lists courses labeled gluten-free and states that no vegan courses are available. Crustacean allergies may be accommodated with advance notice, though rice and soy allergies are refused. Pescatarian and religious diets can be accommodated.fetched Jun 19, 2026This venue does not offer any vegan courses. Guests who require a vegan meal should look elsewhere.
[1] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page in Chinese Traditional labels a menu as gluten-free. It states that no vegan courses are available. The page notes availability for pescatarian or religious dietary needs. Rice and soy allergies are refused. Contact in advance is recommended for other allergies.fetched Jun 19, 2026[2] Official Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, Kushiage Su (official menu)
The official TableCheck page, written in German, states that all courses are gluten-free. It also notes that the restaurant refuses rice and soy allergies. No vegan courses are offered. The page mentions gluten-free rice vinegar.fetched Jun 19, 2026[3] Verified blog Gluten Free Kushiage Su - TableCheck, tablecheck.com
The official English TableCheck page lists courses labeled gluten-free and states that no vegan courses are available. Crustacean allergies may be accommodated with advance notice, though rice and soy allergies are refused. Pescatarian and religious diets can be accommodated.fetched Jun 19, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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