“House special egg tofu with yuba at Buddha Bodai (Chinatown)”
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“House special egg tofu with yuba at Buddha Bodai (Chinatown)”
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“Yes Buddha is affordable and tasty. All made in house and not done frozen dim sum.”
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“Buddha Bodhai has never been quite as good since, the food that got them their reputation is at Bodhai Kosher.”
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“I like the bodai on mulberry!”
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“I like their vegetarian dim sum dishes.”
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“Chinatown: buddah bodai on mulberry, china north dumplings, spicy village, hand pulled noodles.”
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“Even as a non-vegetarian, the dim sum is really good.”
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“Buddha Bodai has BBQ veg meat that I really like.”
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“Hangawi, Spicy Moon, Buddha Bodhi, Planta Queen”
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“If so I'd also recommend Buddha Bodai for dim sum”
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“Buddha Bodhi/Bodhi Kosher if you like delicious veggie dim sum”
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“Buddha Bodai is a much better vegan dim sum place.”
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“The roast 'pork' is not to be missed, and the orange 'beef' is also amazing.”
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“some great vegan and authentic Chinese food, I recommend Buddha Bodai”
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“There is nothing else like this place and has fresh veggies and great fake “meats” - ever is delicious!”
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“Buddha Bodhi in Chinatown for excellent vegetarian Chinese food, both American Chinese staples and dim sum. Really solid, love their spruce tip fried rice”
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“Buddha Bodai is NOT safe for celiac (unfortunately because it’s very tasty).”
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“My personal rec is Buddha Bodhi in Chinatown. The pineapple fried rice especially.”
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“Buddha Bodai has the best 'fake meat' I have tried.”
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“I also like Spicy Moon, although I think Buddha Bodai has better dumplings.”
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“Buddha bodai but let the staff know about your allergies”
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“I’d like to second Buddha Bodai. They also have fake seafood. It doesn’t quite taste right, but it’s pretty close.”
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“Never had their GF options, but their regular dim sum is pretty good. They kinda got lost in the shuffle when Dim Sum Sam came around, but they’re still a solid option.”
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“I only learned about it a few years ago when I first went to Buddha Bodai and had something with cedar flavor (tofu or yuba iirc), not my favorite thing.”
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“For casual, Spicy Moon, Neat Burger, Beyond Sushi, Superiority Burger, Buddha Bodai never disappoint.”
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“Buddha bodhi and spicy moon are both “any dish is great” spots. The fake bbq meat ar bodhi is heaven tho”
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“Omg I fucking love Buddha Bodai. You should also try their barbecue ‘beef’. Divine.”
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“does mock meat ones that taste shockingly real, worth checking out if you havent yet”
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“my vegan friend neverrr gets to do dim sum and she loved this place. 10/10”
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“Buddah Bodai on Mulberry for vegan dimsum.”
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“It’s cheap, serves beer, good American style Chinese and is good for groups.”
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“great vegan dim sum/chinese and generous main dish servings.”
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“Buddha Bodai is kosher/vegan and has very solid dim sum alternatives.”
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“grab the best vegetarian food you've ever had at Buddha Bodai.”
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“Seconding spicy moon and buddha bodai.”
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“But I firmly believe Buddha Bodai is better than Bodhi Kosher.”
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“BUDDHA BODAI GINGER PINE NUT FRIED RICE is beyond elite.”
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“Budda Bodhai rocks imo”
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“I define "essential" as representing the eateries that would be most devastating to me were they to close”
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“On the less expensive side you can check out Buddha Bodai, Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant, Vegetarian Dim Sum House, Xi'an Famous Foods (Cold Skin Noodles) and Fong On in Chinatown.”
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“Buddha Bodai isn't bad either but not fancy.”
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“buddha bodai is elite”
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“Buddha bodai in Chinatown for sure”
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“Buddha Bodai”
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“I’m an omnivore and I love it, so good.”
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“Seconding Buddha Bodai. I take non-veg friends there and they love it.”
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“As an omnivore, those are great recs and would add Buddha Bodai to places I would eat at too.”
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“Buddha bodai”
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“I like both them and Buddha Bodai”
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