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Sikh temple providing free, communal meal to visitors. Dahl and chapati are usually vegan as is sabji when available. Rice is sometimes made with milk. Vegans should always ask. Open Mon-Sun 11:30am-8:30pm.
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371 Queen's Rd E, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, China
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- khalsadiwan.com
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Last update on 14 Aug 2024 by Harpy23
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371 Queen's Rd E, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 14 Aug 2024 by Harpy23
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First Review by Stevie
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Points +11765
Khalsa Diwan Sikh Temple, Hong Kong - Edit
Update to this below; info from staff / volunteers is inconsistent on which items are dairy free. I'm told sometimes even the rice is made with milk based on whose donation funded food that day. My pretty reliable friend says he has been told by a volunteer that any curry type dishes are always made with cow ghee. That is different to what I was previously told there.
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Three of us went here today. We all agreed it was an enjoyable visit.
The food they offer is free and all vegetarian. Being Indian vegetarian food, eggs aren't used. Thus with 2 of us being vegan we asked for food that contained no milk products. That meant we were given dahl, rice, chapati and salad. It was delicious. The lacto ovo vegetarian in the group was also given some other dishes. Any place that offers free vegan to the community will always have something going for it in my view.
We were made very welcome there. I was aware from a Sikh friend back home that there is an etiquette:-
* covered head
* barefoot
* don't attend after consuming alcohol
The head covering part, me and the other guy in the group just wore hats. The girl among us put a scarf over head. ON asking if we could take a quick look around the temple we were given a mini guided tour.
As mentioned the food is free. We did though give them a small donation to help cover costs.
Updated from previous review on 2016-02-27
Pros: Free / optional donations
Cons: Inconsistent info on which items are vegan
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