Dining Hall

No meat D:

Place has become money making business. Earliest days it used to be good veg buffet. Now what you get is unhealthy stuff. Would not like to eat here again.

There appear to be a number of places to eat in the temple complex. This review is for the main Dining Hall (not the Dew Drop Inn Tea House). The atmosphere is very institutional. The prices as of 2019-10-13 are $13 for rice or $14 for fried noodles plus 4 choices of vegetarian chinese dishes. Mostly fake (soy) meats such as BBQ something or 'chicken'. I've had better fake meats (if that's what you want) in Newtown. Only a few vegetable choices. An oily curry was an option. The Kumquat Tea was interesting but was $4 and high in sugar. It's OK if you're hungry but not the great value and generous helpings I was expecting from a non-profit institution a long way from high rent areas