Every dish we checked on Pho By Night’s two official menus, updated with the restaurant’s clarification. 13 menu-labelled choices remain in our gluten-free selection. Dishes served with gluten-containing peanut sauce and fresh rolls #48 are excluded; two seafood bowls also carry a gluten warning.
A dish only joins our gluten-free selection when a first-party menu labels it, either individually or through its category heading. We say which. Neither is a certification or a guarantee of celiac safety.
Preparation and cross-contact controls were not verified. The Canadian Celiac Association suggests disclosing celiac disease and asking about fryers, surfaces and cooking water. Dining-out guidance (opens in a new tab)
The restaurant reports that its fish sauce and all three broths are gluten-free, while its peanut sauce contains gluten. These ingredient claims were shared with the publisher and reviewed November 4, 2026; they are not an independent preparation or cross-contact assessment. Check current labels when purchasing. Drinks, including beer, are not covered by this clarification.
No certification was found or is claimed here. Menu labels document the restaurant’s stated offering; they do not establish how food is prepared.
The ordering menu adds an item-specific “May Contain Gluten” warning for fish balls. A specific warning takes priority over a category heading or a broad statement.
Possibly, but that is a modification nobody has verified. Ask the restaurant about the whole bowl and how it is assembled.
No. The restaurant clarification says both contain gluten. Dishes described as served with peanut sauce are excluded as advertised. Ask staff whether a complete sauce-free version can be made; no modification or cross-contact controls have been verified here.
They are CAD menu snapshots from November 4, 2026. Checkout totals, taxes, fees and promotions may differ.
No. Peanut sauce, soy and shellfish appear across this menu. Check separately for any other allergy.