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Low FODMAP at Jean-Georges - Fine Dining Guide

Navigate low FODMAP dining at Jean-Georges in New York City. Tips for communicating dietary needs at this three-Michelin-star restaurant.

Last verified: January 1, 2025

Safe Items to Order

ItemNotesModifications
Fresh FishSimply prepared seafoodRequest no garlic, ginger (small amount okay), or high-FODMAP sauces
Grilled ProteinsPremium meatsRequest plain preparation
VegetablesSeasonal preparationsRequest low-FODMAP options

Items to Avoid

  • Garlic-based preparations
  • Onion, shallot, or leek dishes
  • Cream-based sauces
  • Bread service

Example Orders

Tasting Menu Approach

  • Contact restaurant 48+ hours in advance
  • Request modified tasting menu
  • Jean-Georges' Asian influences may help

Tip: Lighter French-Asian style can work well

About Jean-Georges

Jean-Georges is Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s flagship three-Michelin-star restaurant in the Trump International Hotel. Known for his lighter French-Asian fusion style, the restaurant offers refined dining with global influences.

Quick Summary

Best approach: Contact the restaurant 48-72 hours in advance. Jean-Georges’ lighter French-Asian style, with less reliance on heavy cream sauces, can work well for FODMAP modifications.

The Jean-Georges Style

Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s cooking is known for:

  • Lighter preparations than classic French
  • Asian influences (ginger, citrus, herbs)
  • Focus on fresh ingredients
  • Less cream-heavy sauces

This guide provides general FODMAP guidance for fine dining. Menu items change seasonally. Always confirm ingredients directly with the restaurant.