Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant

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in:recommendations please2 pts
“When vegetarian friends visit I always take them to Bodhi Kosher Vegan Chinese in Chinatown. Their imitation roast pork (I think it’s seitan) is very good and it’s fun to be able to go with a crew of both vegetarians and meat eaters and know everyone can eat everything.”
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in:Want to try seitan - what's your fav dish in the city for this?9 pts
“the seasme chicken at bodai on mulberry street”
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in:How does this list sound?8 pts
“For Bodhi btw, I would heavily recommend their take on roasted char siu which is listed as Roasted BBQ Meat.”
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in:Vegetarian chinatown recs?8 pts
“The fake char siu is pretty good imo”
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in:NY vegan food7 pts
“Ramen Danbo, Johns on 12th at, bodai on mulberry street, spicy village, natural blend”
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in:Cheap and delicious spots in Chinatown that won't have an insane line?6 pts
“Buddha Bodhi/Bodhi Kosher if you like delicious veggie dim sum”
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in:Best things to get at Golden Unicorn that don't have pork6 pts
“You should go for vegan dim sum at Bodai on Mulberry St. it’s delicious.”
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in:Restaurant recommendations for hungry Europeans5 pts
replying to u/CornettoAlCioccolato: One of the trends in NY right now is Italian-style-Italian (as opposed to Italian-American), but I’d be inclined to skip it coming from Europe. - Italian-American sandwiches. Grab a sandwich at Faicco’s or Parm - If you like sushi, do an omakase somewhere. I’ve enjoyed Yokox, Shinzo, and Fuku, but there are a million others. - Mexican food. The Birria-Landia truck (several locations) is awesome. On the fancier end, I’ve enjoyed Casa Enrique - Probably would also get some Chinese, but someone else here can give much better recs than me.
“Bodhi Kosher Vegetarian is all vegan, but the BBQ Meat and Cabbage, dry fried string beans, and shrimp dim sum are all stellar and please my meat eating friends.”
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in:Vegetarian chinatown recs?5 pts
“I'm a real sucker for the BBQ meat and cabbage and the dry fried string beans.”
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in:Veggie steamed buns in Chinatown??5 pts
“It was $6.50 for 3 small buns, and satisfied my craving relatively well but what I still really want is one larger bao which would be like $1.50-$2 if it did exist. They also just weren't my favorite filling compared to veggie bao I've had before.”
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in:Best mid-priced veg-friendly cuisine-focused restaurants?5 pts
“Seconding bodhi kosher vegetarian, i think everything is vegan and it’s my favorite place to take people for plant based dim sum.”
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in:Best mid-priced veg-friendly cuisine-focused restaurants?5 pts
“I’m a meat eater but those fake boneless spare ribs were crazy good.”
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