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Knock Knock

$1-10

Welcome to Knock Knock, Staten Island's go-to spot for a crave-worthy fusion of Korean street food and comfort favorites! We serve up mouthwatering Korean corn dogs, rich and savory ramen, refreshing bubble tea, fluffy mochi donuts, icy-sweet shave ice, juicy burgers, and a variety of tasty appetizers. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a foodie escape, we've got something for every craving.

Ramen restaurantGluten-FreeVegetarianQuietTrendy
★4.9(50+ reviews)
1351 Forest Ave

Sakana Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse

$30-40

We are proud to be a locally owned, family friendly restaurant. Inspired by generations of family recipes, Sakana Sushi & Hibachi Steakhouse has a vast menu of culinary delights, utilizing the freshest ingredients to bring homemade dishes straight to your table. Our mission is to provide Staten Island with the best quality ingredients, and the love for Japanese food. We invite you to join us and enjoy the food that excites us and keeps us passionate. We also offer Backyard Hibachi so you can have us cater your next event with our Hibachi Chef! Find us when looking for hibachi restaurant in Staten Island, Sushi Restaurant in Staten Island, NY and Japanese Restaurant.

Sushi restaurant🥩 CarnivoreGluten-FreeVegetarianModernQuiet
★4.6(100+ reviews)
1657 Richmond Rd

Wonder West Brighton

$10-20

Established in 2023. Delivery, takeout, and dine-in from some of the best chefs and restaurants in the country. Order from multiple restaurants at once, brought to your door in a single delivery. Pizza, Mexican, Japanese, Italian, Indian, Greek, and more, all in one place. Order online or on the Wonder app, open daily for lunch and dinner.

RestaurantGluten-FreeVegetarianUpscaleQuiet
★4.5(100+ reviews)
800 Forest Ave

Talay

$10-20

Unpretentious restaurant offering traditional Thai dishes like sitr fries, noodles & curries.

Thai restaurantGluten-FreeVegetarianVeganQuietCasual
★4.5(100+ reviews)
154 Stuyvesant Pl

Makoto Revolving Sushi Bar and Tea

$20-50

Makoto Revolving Sushi Bar offers a variety of sushi through our spinning revolving bar as well as a wide assortment of dishes through our tablet menu and table-side train system. In addition to our Japanese dishes we also offer a wide selection of boba tea and other cafe items.

Japanese restaurantGluten-FreeVegetarianQuietCasual
★4.4(50+ reviews)
2530 Hylan Blvd

Frequently Asked Questions (Gluten-Free Dining in NYC)

How do you distinguish 100% dedicated gluten-free facilities from GF options?

Our taxonomy clearly tags 100% dedicated gluten-free kitchens (no gluten on premises) separately from restaurants that offer GF items in a shared kitchen — a critical distinction for Celiac disease safety.

Are there celiac-safe pizzerias in NYC?

Yes — NYC has a growing number of celiac-safe pizzerias with dedicated GF crusts, separate ovens, and trained staff. Browse /gluten-free/pizza for verified celiac-safe pizza restaurants across all boroughs.

Where can I find 100% gluten-free bakeries in NYC?

Browse /gluten-free/bakery for dedicated gluten-free bakeries where every product — bread, pastries, cakes, and cookies — is made without gluten in a dedicated facility.

Are there gluten-free ramen or noodle restaurants in NYC?

Yes — several Asian restaurants in NYC offer rice noodle ramen, tamari-based soups, and GF alternatives. Browse /gluten-free/asian for top-rated GF-friendly Asian and Japanese dining.

Can people with Celiac disease safely eat at NYC restaurants?

100% dedicated GF facilities are the safest option for Celiac sufferers. Our listings clearly distinguish between dedicated GF kitchens (zero cross-contamination risk) and restaurants with GF menu options but shared prep areas.