Look up allergen information for eating out
AllergySearch shows the allergen information restaurants publish themselves, with the source and the date we checked it. Where a per-item chart is published, you can look it up menu by menu.
Select the allergens you need to avoid. The labelling regimes shown will follow your selection.
"Does not contain" is about ingredients; it cannot tell you about cross-contamination. How to read an allergen chart
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Chains with a per-menu allergen chart
Pages built from what each company publishes, laid out so you can see the allergens for each menu item at once.
- くら寿司Kura Sushi723 itemsAllergen disclosure: 26 allergens published
- はま寿司Hamazushi669 itemsAllergen disclosure: 28 allergens published
- 鎌倉パスタKamakura Pasta627 itemsAllergen disclosure: 29 allergens published
- 和食さとWashoku Sato561 itemsAllergen disclosure: 8 allergens published
- スシローSushiro542 itemsAllergen disclosure: 28 allergens published
- サガミSagami541 itemsAllergen disclosure: 29 allergens published
- 松屋Matsuya471 itemsAllergen disclosure: 28 allergens published
- デニーズDenny's465 itemsAllergen disclosure: 28 allergens published
- ロイヤルホストRoyal Host438 itemsAllergen disclosure: 29 allergens published
- 魚民Uotami437 itemsAllergen disclosure: 8 allergens published
- かっぱ寿司Kappa Sushi427 itemsAllergen disclosure: 28 allergens published
- タリーズコーヒーTully's Coffee397 itemsAllergen disclosure: 29 allergens published
A chart is only possible where a per-item table is published. Everything else listed here has a page too, showing whether allergen information is published at all, where we looked, and where to ask.
Browse all chainsGuides to eating out with allergies
From how the labelling rules work to what to say at the counter — all checked against the law and official sources.
- Eating Out in Japan with Food Allergies: A Practical GuideRestaurants in Japan have no duty to label allergens, but major chains publish voluntary charts. How to eat out safely.
- How to Read a Japanese Chain's Allergen ChartJapanese restaurant chains publish allergen charts. Where to find them, how the symbols work, and what the fine print means.
- How to Communicate Your Food Allergy at Restaurants in JapanSimple Japanese phrases with romaji, an allergen word table, official multilingual allergy cards, and emergency basics.
How this is collected, and its limits
A blank cell in an allergen chart is not a legal "does not contain" declaration — restaurants in Japan are under no allergen labelling obligation, so silence is never a guarantee. Where a chart has a per-item column for each allergen, we read an unmarked cell as "not used as an ingredient" and show it as "does not contain", and each page's legend discloses that the reading is ours. Cross-contamination is a separate question the blank cannot answer, so always confirm with the restaurant before visiting.
Everything here comes from documents the operators publish themselves. Every entry carries its source and the date we checked it — but documents change without notice, and cross-contact through shared kitchens and equipment does not appear in them. Always check with the restaurant before you eat.