Bodhi Kosher Vegan Sushi & Dim Sum Restaurant

If you haven't eaten here, you haven't lived! I go here at least once a week. Been here 3 times a week sometimes because its that good. Also the employees are adorable. I love these people 💕

I’m beyond happy I finally paid a visit to Bodhi, as it had been on my list for a very long time. I’m so happy that I can eat everything from my younger (meat eating) dim sum days, but it not actually being real meat! The dim sum pastries are delicious and generous as you get 3 of each per order! I had the: - sweet sticky rice with coconut ($5.25) - sweet sticky rice sesame ball ($5.25) - vegetarian meat pastry ($5.95) - cha shui bao ($5.95) All 4 pastries are sooo good! For the appetizer we had the: - appetizer platter ($24.95) I honestly regretted ordering this, because out of everything I only truly enjoyed the vegetarian beef jerky (amazing!!!). So I won’t be ordering the platter next time, I’ll be going straight to the “bbq vegetable meat” instead now knowing how close it tastes to the meat version. For the main we had the: - soy sauce noodle honk kong style ($14.95) this is my favorite noodle going all the way back to my meat eating days. It doesn’t come with vegetarian meat topping options unfortunately, that would’ve made this even more perfect! But this noodle can hold its own for sure, so I won’t be complaining any further! Service was super sweet and fast! The restaurant and its restrooms are clean enough, pristine even for it being Chinatown! I already cannot wait to come back and try the other dim sum pastries, appetizers and mains! I get to eat my Asian childhood foods at an affordable pricing as a vegetarian, a dream come true! Thank you Bodhi for existing!!!

(March 17, 2023) I tried this restaurant on my way back after a hair-cut in the China Town saloon. A vegetarian Chinese restaurant! A cuisine that has all possible kinds of meat, but I can order anything from their menu, it felt surreal. I was given a pot of tea on-the-house -- warm, watery, and nice. I had the veg clear soup, and veg dumplings. They were all good. The chopsticks, bamboo wooden boxes and the peengan (ceramic) give a nice Chinese feeling. I surely want to go here again.

The laksha noodle was excellent 👌... you may add more spice if you wish, but the default is already nice. It has the light curry taste with a bit sweetness and surely mild hotness. One of the waiter can speak Malay BTW 😊 ...cute place good food nice people

Dined here several times many years ago and just returned yesterday. The experience continues to be great if not better! Especially shout out to the short hair lady with glasses who was amazing. She really made sure the food fit my husband's dietary restriction of no refined sugar which is challenging for most Chinese/East Asian restaurants. She even brought us tamari soy sauce that's sugar free. All the dim sum options were great and the best in my view among all the vegetarian dim sum restaurants. The vegetable dumplings had tons of fillings. Taro dumplings both steamed and fried options had great savory flavors. Only the lotus pancakes were a bit greasy and less interesting. Highly recommend this place!