No. 01
“Acacia — White But Dairy-Free Cabbage Rolls”
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幼少期から 👉乳・牛肉・(卵)アレルギーもち ノンアレの母が私の幸せを願って、苦労した姿を見てきたからそこ 「アレっ子のサポートをしたい!食卓を囲む全員が幸せになーれ!」 そんな想いで活動しています! ▪︎取得資格 管理栄養士 食物アレルギー分野管理栄養士 アレルギー対応食アドバイザー
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- Food Allergy: Milk、Beef



Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station
A Western Restaurant for Cabbage Rolls
About
Acacia Shinjuku Honten is the main shop of Acacia, a yoshoku (Western-style Japanese) restaurant founded in 1963 near the JR Shinjuku Station east exit and the Kabukicho area, known as the birthplace of roll-cabbage stew. The signature roll-cabbage stew grew from a dish the founder knew at home, and it is still made without dairy, using a chicken stock simmered from chicken bones for about 4 hours.
— 1,000 plates a day, roll-cabbage origin
The signature roll-cabbage stew was added to the menu a few months after the 1963 opening, out of a wish to make yoshoku easier to eat. Based on roll cabbage the founder knew at home, it began by holding back the then-expensive meat, milk, and butter and finishing the dish with a house-made roux and chicken stock. It is still made without dairy, without relying on bouillon cubes or granules, using a stock simmered from chicken bones for about 4 hours. The shop is known for taking more than 1,000 orders a day. Since opening in 1963, it has kept serving the same taste.
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No. 01
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幼少期から 👉乳・牛肉・(卵)アレルギーもち ノンアレの母が私の幸せを願って、苦労した姿を見てきたからそこ 「アレっ子のサポートをしたい!食卓を囲む全員が幸せになーれ!」 そんな想いで活動しています! ▪︎取得資格 管理栄養士 食物アレルギー分野管理栄養士 アレルギー対応食アドバイザー