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    True Food Kitchen is a bright, casual daytime-to-dinner spot in Downtown Summerlin where the menu has a ready answer for every dietary restriction at the table. That makes it the group-chat compromise that actually gets approved. Expect yoga leggings still in circulation, a lineup of bowls, salads, and sourdough pizza, and fried chicken that skips the gluten and the deep fryer. The flourless chocolate cake closes things out.

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    • Edamame dumplings

      “Starters include edamame dumplings and roasted butternut squash soup.”

      Eater
    • Roasted butternut squash soup

      “Starters include edamame dumplings and roasted butternut squash soup.”

      Eater
    • Wild-caught tuna poke bowl

      “For a more filling course, try the wild-caught tuna poke bowl, Chinese chicken salad, sourdough pizza, or grass-fed burger.”

      Eater
    • Gluten-free fried chicken

      “Gluten-free fried chicken, crisped in an air-fryer, more than satisfies, but save room for flourless chocolate cake for dessert.”

      Eater

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