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OdKahaneChai:

--- Quote from: Yacov Menashe Ben Rachamim on December 31, 2007, 09:16:23 PM --- This says Tzimchoni (Vegetarian) in Hebrew and the English word Vegetarian written in Yiddish.

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They'd have to have a lot of Chutzpa to put be Goyim, put Hebrew and Yiddish on their site, and not be Kosher...

takebackourtemple:

--- Quote from: Yacov Menashe Ben Rachamim on December 31, 2007, 09:19:05 PM ---http://shamash.org/kosher/search.php

Buddha Bodai Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant Read Reviews (3)

Address/Phone: 5 Mott St. [map]
New York, NY 10013 UNITED STATES
phone: (212) 566-8388 fax: (212) 566-1717 
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Metro Area: New York - Manhattan Metro area
Cuisine: Vegetarian Chinese
Cuisines: Asian / Chinese / Oriental / Sushi, Vegetarian
Price Range: $
Category: Vegetarian, Pareve
Additional Kosher Info: Orthodox
Hashgacha/Supervision: The Rabbinical Alliance - Rabbi Israel Mayer Steinberg
Last Updated By: rob smith ([email protected])
Last Updated On: 6/9/2006
Hours: 10:00am to 10:30pm
Web Page: www.buddhabodai.com
Rest Record Number: 03541
 this record for Buddha Bodai Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant if you have more current information
 


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Thanks for the clarification.

jdl4ever:
I went to Buddha Bodai in New York and ate there with my family, they accept the Hashkafah.  It is strictly vegetarian with no dairy or meat in the restaurant and it is run by Buddists who's religion prohibits them from eating meat.  And for this reason any Orthodox Hashkafah is fine.  They have imitation pork which tastes good I might add.

Dr. Dan:

--- Quote from: Yacov Menashe Ben Rachamim on December 31, 2007, 09:13:50 PM ---As long as there's no meat and Gentile owned, it's permitted to be open on Shabbat.



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But technically, vegetables like broccoli may contain bugs inside and if not washed properly, it may be deemed as unkosher by certain observant Jews. Thereore, soem vegetarian places are fair game...no?

mord:
My brother and i share a house he's not kosher i am he once tried to bring none kpsher chinesse in the house i would'nt let him.I was eating kosher chinesse it was chicken in garlic sauce he said it was better then the none kosher more Garlic taste larger portion more chicken and the chicken was better as well as sauce.Btw some kosher chinnese use veal in place of pork i really don'nt eat veal

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