
Malek Egyptian Cuisine (organic, gluten & seed oil free)
Venue markets itself as entirely gluten-free, including in its name.
Per-allergen evidence
Venue markets itself as entirely gluten-free, including in its name. The online menu lists no gluten-containing dishes; all items are marked gluten-free. The homepage states the kitchen is free from gluten. While evidence comes only from the venue's own materials, the structural indication is a 100% gluten-free kitchen (no gluten on premises). No third-party accreditation, but sufficient for Tier A.
[1] Official Best Mediterranean in Portland, OR | Malek Egyptian Cuisine | Order Online, Malek Egyptian Cuisine (organic, gluten & seed oil free) (official menu)
Official online menu; all dishes marked GF, many marked DF, V, VG; no gluten-containing items listed.fetched May 15, 2026[2] Verified blog Order Authentic Mediterranean Online | Malek Egyptian Cuisine - Pickup Available, malekegyptiancuisineor.com
The homepage claims the kitchen is free of gluten and seed oils.fetched May 15, 2026Several menu items are explicitly labeled vegan: Egyptian Lentil Soup, Koshari, Koshari Impossible, and Mofu Tofu. The kitchen also offers meat-based dishes, so it is not vegan-dedicated. No separate vegan prep area is described, suggesting shared facilities with marked menu (Tier D).
The online menu marks many dishes as dairy-free, including Chicken LaLa, Koshari, and Mofu Tofu. Items such as the Gluten free Mac & cheese category likely contain dairy. No dedicated dairy-free prep area is mentioned. This points to a marked menu with shared preparation, typical of Tier D.
The menu includes several vegetarian options (e.g., Koshari, Mofu Tofu, lentil soup), and many vegan items are also suitable for vegetarians. No explicit vegetarian labeling is used, but the same marked-menu logic applies. Given the mix of meat dishes, shared preparation is assumed.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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