American
Chinese
Delivery
Take-out
Kosher
The chef and owner has long time experience in vegetarian restaurant operation. This is Cantonese style based Chinese American vegetarian food. Relocated from 59-08 Main St. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:00pm.
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34 Reviews
First Review by tltd70
steveveg
Points +2276
In the Buddha Bodai tradition - Edit
The food is what I expect from a Chinese vegetarian restaurant. The menu is similar to the other Bodai's. We had some of our favorites here: sauteed pea pod leaves, taro fish, braised tofu skin and vegetarian mushroom duck. The dishes were excellent. An enjoyable dinner.
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Harlequinade
Points +33
Good - Edit
The food is good - but I don't find it to be particularly amazing. With that said - I find Vegetarian Chinese food to be the most - obvious/typical - of the vegetarian food you can get - because of the tofu and everything.
Read moreBut it's still good.
Also, if you go there when it's packed the customer service kind of fails.
Pros: Good food, Pickup, Stays open fairly late
Cons: Boring, Sometimes suffers from bad service
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Brok O. Lee
Points +3397
Love This Place! - Edit
If you're in Queens or Nassau County in Long Island, go here! Delicious food, and mostly vegan; cannot emphasize enough what a huge selection there is on the menu for vegans! I recommend the stir-fried turnip cake, wonton soup, sticky rice in bamboo leaf, and watercress dumplings. I always come here several times when I'm in the area.
Read morePros: Huge selection for vegans, Delicious food, Excellent service
Cons: Can be hard to find parking
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slo0go
Points +2179
New location, same delicious food! - Edit
This place used to be located further down Main Street, and was the Queens location of Buddhai Bodhai. It has pretty good dim sum until 4pm, and their other dishes are a treat as well. I especially enjoy the lettuce song, which is a fake meat and pine nut mixture wrapped in a lettuce leaf with hoisin sauce. The taro bowl and the BBQ "meats" are good as well. For really good pork buns, though, I would recommend Vegetarian Dim Sum House on Pell Street, in Manhattan, which is a block or two away from the Chinatown Buddha Bodhai location.
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SethV
Points +133
Adventurous AND Affordable - Edit
The cuisine was a bit different than most Chinese veggie places, but it was clearly authentic. Tasty choices, albeit the faux fish was not to my liking. Fed three for under $50.
Read morePros: Large portions, Very friendly staff, Good food
Cons: NYC "B" rating, Spicy was not so spicy
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TheGrassIsGreener!
Points +40
Delicious! - Edit
So good!!!!
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tltd70
Points +13
Newer stuff new staff - Edit
Food is authentic Cantonese with dim sum til afternoon. I like the new location much better although there's no parking and a little far from the train. Staff seems nicer, food seems taste better cook with less oil. Definitely worth the trip and I will be there again soon!
Read morePros: authentic, dim sum til 3:30
Cons: street parking, smaller
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