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• Are you a certified gluten-free kitchen?

  Although we do our best to keep gluten-free items separate, we are not a 'certified' gluten-free kitchen. We do wash cooking woks and utensils between each meal, but there is always a chance for cross-contamination.Some readers

• Do you use MSG?

  Most of our menu is completely free of MSG! The fried rice dishes and our soups, do contain a little MSG, however.Some readers

• About those crab rangoons....do you really use real blue crab and not imitation crab?

  The crab in our crab rangoons is 100% blue crab, no fillers!Some readers

• Do you have any dishes that don't have shellfish/oyster sauce?

  Yes! Unless the dishes explicitly have shrimp or shellfish products, we do not use shellfish products as in our sauces. We do not use Oyster Sauce nor Chinese BBQ Sacha sauce for our dishes. Our base brown sauce is 100% Vegan!Few readers

• Is there egg or flour in your batter?

  No, our batter is corn starch based. The batter is vegan and gluten-free!Few readers

• Do you use peanuts or peanut oil?

  We do not use peanut oil in any of our dishes. There are, however, peanuts in the Kung Pao Chicken. We do wash cooking woks and utensils between each meal, but there is always a chance for cross-contamination.Few readers

• If I order with Tofu, is it truly vegetarian?

  The sauce that we use for our vegetarian dishes are vegan!Few readers

• What is in your hot & sour soup?

  Egg, mushrooms, bamboo shoots and scallions, in a spicy & sour vegetarian brothFew readers

• Do you have a table or chart of your allergens for your dishes for my dietary restrictions?

  Yes we do! Please view this handy table outlining all our dishes and their various allergens/dietary restrictions. Click the blue grid icon "View All" to filter by allergens. Useful Nutritional and Allergen Information All Battered Meats are White Meat (General, Orange, Sweet & Sour, Lemon, Honey Walnut) All Batters are Gluten-Free All Stir Fried Meats are a mix of White and DarkFew readers

• Are the Japanese Cheesecakes gluten-free?

  No, they are not gluten-free. The cheesecakes contain Eggs, Wheat, Milk, and Soybeans.Few readers

• What is the serving size of the side of rice/noodles?

  It is roughly 16 oz.Few readers

• Is your tofu GMO or non-GMO?

  Our tofu is indeed NON-GMO!Few readers