When I was in Kyoto some years back I had some amazing meals at the temples. Dozens of small dishes, all vegetarian – tofu and green tea used in a huge variety of interesting ways, and more. Is there anyplace that serves... (0 replies, last updated by Pilgrim March 21, 2002)

I am originally from California, and in the San Fernando Valley and Berkeley there are Thai temples which set up food stands every Sunday. The food is delicious and inexpensive. I was wondering if there was any equivelent in NYC? (2 replies, last updated by Eric Eto June 1, 2006)

just had a light lunch at temple on st. marks/1st ave. it is 3 month old korean restaurant. the lunch special is very reasonable for korean food. it did come with banchan (4 items) and the shredded pickled daikon was excellent. we ordered... (1 reply, last updated by cat July 9, 2003)

My partner and I went to Temple after reading Asimov’s rave last week, and we were sorely disappointed. To start, upon entering the tiny space, the air was stiflingly warm and reeked of fish: I almost thought I... (2 replies, last updated by dixieday November 19, 2003)

This is the first time I’ve ever had a tomolive. Color me impressed! Bite-sized, pale green, tangy-salty-juicy . . . And no nasty taste imparted to my vodka martini. (6 replies, last updated by hattie June 7, 2004)

Stopped by both yesterday and a woman at Temple Snacks said they will be moving in a few days to the Flushing Mall. It was all hush-hush – not sure why. Also the folks at Little Pepper said they were in the process of... (56 replies, last updated by Joe MacBu August 27, 2009)

The website for the temple on Bowne St in Flushing indicates Diwali is on November 13: http://www.nyganeshtemple.org/home.htm I wonder if they have a special menu the preceding weekend? If anyone has visited the temple on a weekend... (0 replies, last updated by eade October 19, 2007)

My husband just called me from the car and asked me about a Korean restaurant he’d just passed near St. Mark’s Place. Anybody know anything about this place called Korean Temple Cuisine? (0 replies, last updated by Deenso February 2, 2007)

i was at dosa hutt on sat for the first time in a long time and i noticed that the temple now has a canteen that also advertises the same kind of south indian snack food as dosa hutt (ie idly, dosa, etc). what’s the word on... (6 replies, last updated by toby1355 August 19, 2007)

Does anyone know what the story is with the space on Bedford Street in Stamford that used to be Temple Bar? Seems like it’s been empty for almost too long now.... (1 reply, last updated by robfood February 28, 2008)

Saturday, March 29. $25 admission buys you entertainment (song and dance) and, more f-ing importantly, FOOD. Get down there, roundbottom, lest ye be condemned to a life of TGI Friday’s dinners. http://www.vajira.org/ (0 replies, last updated by cnut March 27, 2008)

Ganesh temple (right next to dosa hut) has much better dosas. The cooks are actually from udipi. Go downstairs to the canteen for the dosas. (12 replies, last updated by missmasala October 30, 2007)

Having drinks with friends for my 25th at Temple Bar..where to go to before for dinner? (7 replies, last updated by Bob Martinez January 29, 2005)

I had a great lunch yesterday at Temple Korean Cuisine, which I think is a relatively new Korean restaurant on St. Marks Place. It’s a tiny, narrow place, with a handful of tables on one side and a counter with stools on... (2 replies, last updated by umi September 21, 2003)

Has anyone eaten at the restaurant inside the hindu temple next to the Dosa Hutt? I am visiting the Ganapatti (sp?) temple in a week or two and plan to eat either there or at the Dosa Hutt’s Chinese-Indian extention... (12 replies, last updated by Alan Divack June 6, 2002)