2 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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Acqua e Farina - Keong Saik
Publishes gluten-free dry/egg pasta and pizza-base substitution choices at its Keong Saik restaurant.
The checked substitution supplement is S$5++ under the venue’s conditions. Confirm the actual dish, shared preparation and charges; no coeliac-safe or allergen-free endorsement.
TIANN’S
Publishes an allergy FAQ that warns trace elements may go unnoticed and advises severe-allergy diners not to eat there.
The venue’s FAQ is not a guarantee of no cross-contact. Follow its severe-allergy warning and seek individual professional guidance when needed. No health or safety outcome is promised.
Choose by what you need
A gluten-free option and a kitchen’s preparation conditions are separate questions. Acqua e Farina Keong Saik publishes gluten-free pasta and pizza-base alternatives at an additional S$5++ for the stated substitution. TIANN’S publishes a gluten/peanut-free kitchen description but explicitly warns that trace elements may go unnoticed and advises people with severe allergies not to eat there. Neither route is endorsed here as safe for coeliac disease or an individual allergy. Discuss your requirements with the venue and your clinician where needed before choosing a meal.
Shortlisted options
These options are listed alphabetically. Compare the selected offer and terms before committing; inclusion is not a quality ranking.
Publishes gluten-free dry/egg pasta and pizza-base substitution choices at its Keong Saik restaurant.
Why consider it: A selected substitution can be discussed without treating the whole restaurant as gluten-free.
May suit: Readers enquiring about a specified menu substitution.
Before deciding: The checked substitution supplement is S$5++ under the venue’s conditions. Confirm the actual dish, shared preparation and charges; no coeliac-safe or allergen-free endorsement.
Publishes an allergy FAQ that warns trace elements may go unnoticed and advises severe-allergy diners not to eat there.
Why consider it: Its explicit limitation is material to deciding whether to enquire.
May suit: Readers checking the venue’s own published restrictions before considering a meal.
Before deciding: The venue’s FAQ is not a guarantee of no cross-contact. Follow its severe-allergy warning and seek individual professional guidance when needed. No health or safety outcome is promised.
What does the exact dish contain, including sauces and substitutions?
What shared preparation and cross-contact limitations does the venue state?
Does the venue advise against eating there for our requirements?
What supplement, tax and service charge applies to the selected order?
How this comparison was researched
We read the linked menus, ordering pages and responsible venue or public-body information on the research date. We did not visit, taste, test, order or make reservations. This compares published options and terms, not food quality or health outcomes. Confirm the selected item, branch, dietary requirements, availability and final bill directly.
How this guide was researched
Options are listed alphabetically, not ranked. No business paid for editorial inclusion. Known Tendou client relationships are disclosed. Confirm the selected product, visit or contract directly.