菩提家园

Tried 3 new dishes which were blah!! I don't personally recommend them, the pumpkin soup, Singapore noodles & this cold salad!! Otherwise, everything that I normally order are delicious as always!!! Highly recommend each & everyone of those dishes!!! Service was on point today!!

I loved this place. Delicious and healthy. Following principles of Buddhism, the food is not as strongly flavored or seasoned as other Chinese restaurants. Wish I had this near my home. Reminded me of the Temples that I ate at in Hong Kong.

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Limited but delicious menu. Their vegetarian dishes here are flavorful, acceptable portions and a little too much MSG for my liking. Very clean dinging room. Huge space with cafe in the front. Large kitchen. Service is wonderful and prompt. Their tea selections are of good quality.

Beautiful and clean decor. Service was lacking. We arrived before 5 pm on Sunday and the restaurant was not busy at all. We sat down and the waitress handed a device for us to order and walked away. While we were deciding on our selections, we flagged the waitress down for hot tea/water. From a distance, she just pointed to the device signaling us to order drinks from there. But the drinks were the expensive teas and coffee we didn't want. We just wanted plain water. We asked again when she came back to approve our order on the device. We didn't like any of the variety of dishes we ordered. Maybe it's because everything had the same texture but just covered with different sauces. After chewing for a while, we all gave up and left at least half of the food. We paid our bills and left without packing any leftover. No complimentary fruit or dessert offered at the end of our meal which was unexpected from an Asian restaurant. The dinner was far from the vegeterian meals we've had in Hong Kong. The search for a decent Chinese vegetarian restaurant continues...