One of my families favorite restaurants now. The flavors are amazing and helps that my mom is vegetarian so she can eat whatever and everything. My dear son did the ordering today and everything was delicious! We were the first ones at restaurant at 11am when restaurant opened. Service is good. You pretty much order online but due my son's allergies we just double checked with the waitress. Love their space. It's very nice with round tables. read more

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Comfortable and zen ambiance! Excellent vegetarian food - filled me up without feeling bad. Friendly service. Tried their steamed buns and veggie steamed dumplings. Also Yangzhou fried rice. All delicious! read more

Bodhi Village - Yangzhou fried rice. Yum! - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Bodhi Village has an excellent reputation for making awesome vegetarian dishes look and taste like the real meat equivalent. Kudos for their inventive cooking methods and use of ingredients. I was pleasantly surprised to not have had every dish with the same veggies or starch rotation (as experienced in other vegetarian spots). I was here for an all vegetarian feast! Ten dishes, all better than the previous. Service was really good and attentive. And the food was very well flavored. Visually, every dish mirrored the protein version I have ordered a dozen times before. Best dish was the mock duck, chicken with broccoli, and the steamed fish (it was literally spinach and bean curd skin). The restaurant is in the back. Full cafe experience in the front. Very nice spot, even if you're not a vegetarian. read more

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Service: 3.9/5 Food: 3.3/5 Large space! I guess that's what you get for being away from central flushing. They have a cafe of the same name at the front (which i think supplies all the drinks + desserts). Cafe only had a few customers + the restaurant was dead on a friday afternoon. Honestly, I was overwhelmed by the menu options so could only focus on the lunch specials, which covered your standard Chinese-American takeout fare and some unique dishes. Staff was nice, nothing special. They do indeed offer warm water, iykyk. What I Ordered: - Spinach + Corn Soup: corny, lighter in flavor than the chicken - Diced Chicken Corn Soup: saltier, richer in flavor than the spinach - Spring Roll: pretty standard, I waited to eat so it wasn't crispy anymore - General Tso's Chicken: actually has a little spice, crispy - Bean Curd with Cedar Sauce: peppery w celery taste, bean curd isn't crispy - Mango Pudding: more like a solid jelly, not very mango-y, lots of cream on top read more

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Food is absolutely delicious!!! Service was excellent today as well!! Tried a few new dishes today that I wouldn't recommend like the pumpkin soup, Singapore noodle or the cold salad!! But everything is a must try!!! read more

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Kosher vegetarian Chinese restaurant that serves great dim sum. My vegetarian friend discovered this restaurant thanks to social media. Large space with a garage next door. Cute coffee shop is the front that serves coffee, tea, desserts. Instead of carts of food going around, the food is made fresh to order. The staff was helpful but there were moments when the restaurant was empty and it still took time to get their attention. I really like that the menu has photos for each dish and ordering on the tablet is great. We loved the various dim sum dishes we ordered, except the "roast pig" because it was more bread than protein. There is a garage attached to the building but I don't know the cost or if they validate parking - we were able to find street parking. Other groups arrived after us and mostly ordered from the regular menu instead of dim sum - all their food looked amazing and were large family style portions. Would definitely come back read more

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Every time I come back to Flushing, and I'm thinking what I'm craving for delivery, Bodhi is usually top of the list. The interior is spacious, with a cafe in the front and dining in the back. PARKING: if you spend over $50, I believe, they will validate your parking for free at the garage next door. But residential parking isn't too hard to find either when I came. TOP DISHES I'D GET AGAIN: Cedar fried rice is non negotiable. Five Happiness Appetizer- clear choice for appetizers in my opinion. It has a mix of cold and warm. With a bunch of heavy vegetarian meats for entrees, it's nice to have a tangy seaweed salad or cold tofu. The veggie cha siu is great. Would consider again, but not a must have: Buddhist taro delight - The fillings are smoky but would have preferred more sauce with it because it can get dry. Fried taro bowl on the outside is great though. Sa cha mushrooms - good but basically same taste as the taro delight so I would opt for the taro bowl over this. The braised vegetarian fish has a very similar flaky texture to fish and goes nicely with a brown sauce. read more

My cousin took me here. The parking lot was being repair so we park on the street. The restaurant is pretty big. Outside is like a dessert place and inside there tables for dinner. You order on a tablet and than it will come. The staff and service are pretty good. There were foods we order they were out so we had to order another things. The foods came pretty fast and was very delicious. Will definitely come back here again and try new foods. read more

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The location is spacious and fresh. They have a parking lot that you can use. You order on a tablet. We ordered several things. The hot and sour soup was not hot or sour. Perhaps if it was hot it would have tasted better, it lacked much flavor. The Jasmin green tea comes in a bag in a French press. Quite different from traditional Chinese restaurants, but tasted decent. The edemame were very soft, but slightly sweet, and delicious. I didn't enjoy the dumplings at all. They lacked any flavor. We ordered the roast "pork." Again this restaurant only serves veggies. So, the roast pork was French bread for the skin and fat, and then there was Seiten or tofu crumbles for the meat. It kinda looked the part of you squinted.. it tasted good, and I will order it again, but it did not taste like pork at all. The mushroom and veggie stir fry was fresh, but lacking in flavor. The best dish was the lomein. It was delicious, probably the best lomein I've had in a very long time; flavorful, not oily, overall very good! Oh, the vegan blueberry peach pie, didn't have any peach flavor, was on the very sweet side, and tasted extremely buttery. I will be back to try other dishes. read more

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I was brought here by a vegan friend who loves eating here. It was pretty late - about 50 minutes before the restaurant closed but they happily seated us and served us with joy. You can tell they're proud of the food they serve. We ordered on their tablets, and they have quite a large menu. We knew we wanted the BBQ Roast Meat (vegan version of char siu) even before walking in. We also got the Pan-Fried Noodles with Vegetable and the Taro Bowl Delight. Food didn't take too long to come out (probably because we were the only ones dining in). The Pan-Fried Noodles are a childhood favorite of mine and I haven't had it since well before I became vegan a little over 10 years ago. It was delicious and I didn't miss the seafood that normally comes with it. Nice crispy noodles that soak up some of the yummy gravy. The Taro Bowl Delight was fun - we watched as our server cut it up into servable portions for us. The bowl was made of the deep-fried taro you find in Wu Gok (fried taro dumplings) and it was filled with veggies that also included some sauteed taro as well. Delicious. And the BBQ Roast Meat was very close to char siu. The Manhattan Chinatown Bodhi Kosher Restaurant (not sure if they're related?) has vegan char siu that is more fatty and crispy that I slightly enjoy more, but this was still enjoyable. We had a bunch of leftover food we took home since this was a lot of food for two people. I had these as leftovers for three days. Very filling. Will definitely come back and will want to try some of their desserts and dim sum items! read more

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Appetizer boasted a nice assortment of items; the faux crispy pork was a nice facsimile and crunchy. The ersatz roast pork had hints of sweetness. The oysters were juicy and satisfying mushrooms. read more

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Our 3rd time visiting. The restaurant remains beautifully decorated, the kitchen and dining area also remain immaculately clean. High quality ingredients, not a blemish on any vegetables. Will be returning again!! read more

One of the best vegetarian restaurants!! The food is so good and they have good quality vegetarian meat. My favorite is the lettuce song and the oolong tea is so rich and flavorful. The workers are really friendly and I love how you can order through an iPad so it's less of a hassle. The ambiance of the store is so calming and it's peaceful most of the time. There's also a cafe in the front which is also so cute. Kudos to this restaurant, absolutely delicious! read more

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I decided to try this place because of all the great reviews, but wow. What a disappointment. From the moment we walked in, the hostess seemed completely overwhelmed, which was odd because the restaurant was only half full. Still, we were patient. But then we sat there for at least 10 minutes. No menus, no water, no acknowledgment. Just... nothing. When we finally got to order, we went with the Buddhist Delight and a rice roll. And then we waited. And waited. Over 30 minutes passed, and meanwhile, larger tables that arrived after us were already getting their food. When I asked about our order, I was basically brushed off like it didn't matter. Maybe because we were just two people, and they prioritized bigger parties? When the food finally showed up, the Buddhist Delight was laughable. 2 tiny pieces of tofu, one mushroom, and the rest, vegetables. The flavor was mediocre. Comparable to what I can get at a Chinese American restaurant. And for $20? What a joke. To top it all off, the service was completely inattentive the whole time. I really wanted to like this place, but between the slow service, the disappointing food, and the overall experience, I won't be coming back. Definitely not worth the hype. read more

Went here with co-workers for dinner. Ordered several dishes and ate family-style. Everything was so delicious, flavorful. All vegetarian dishes. Those who eat meat said the dishes tasted very close to their meat equivalent. For 11 of us including tea drinks and tip $510. Street parking is available. There's a parking lot in the building and the restaurant will validate your ticket but be warned- it's very narrow, tight turns, tight spots...looks unsafe. Definitely recommend the restaurant. read more

Bodhi Village - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

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The restaurant decor was amazing and it's very clean n spacious! The food is awesome love the presentation. The serice is amazing!! We put our orders in and the food came out at a reasonable time. read more

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Absolutely phenomenal experience through and through. Incredibly elegant decor, very pleasant lounge-y music, and kind and knowledgeable staff who helped us select delicious items to our taste. At the end, we stopped by the bakery section up front for some delicious sweets to-go. Cannot wait to go back!! read more

Bodhi Village - Wallpaper near exit - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

Hey foodies! If you're on the hunt for a dining experience that's both delectable and plant-based, you've got to check out Bodhi Village in Flushing. This largest vegetarian restaurant is an absolute gem, offering an extensive menu that's sure to satisfy your taste buds. Dim Sum Delights: Available only from 11 am to 3 pm, Bodhi Village's dim sum is a must-try. Every bite is packed with authentic flavors that will make you forget it's vegetarian. Perfect for a midday treat! Flavor Explosion: From savory stir-fries to rich, comforting soups, each dish is crafted with care and bursting with flavor. Whether you're a vegetarian or just love great food, Bodhi Village has something for everyone. Tea Time: Don't forget to pair your meal with their fragrant tea. It's the perfect complement to their delicious dishes and adds a touch of elegance to your dining experience. Spacious & Welcoming: With its large dining area, Bodhi Village is perfect for gatherings with friends and family. The service here is excellent, making you feel right at home. Featuring: -Five Happiness Appetizer -Dry Tofu Japanese style -Sliced fish with black bean -Cedar Fried Rice -Spinach corn thick soup -Turnip Cake -Lamb Kebab with Satay sauce -Veg roast meat Lo Mein -Veg Belly fat casserole Follow @spinx17 for more NYC food recs! read more

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This place was impressive--stylish interior and outstanding food. I ordered the roast meat fried rice with egg, fried mushroom noodles, spring rolls, and pan-fried dumplings. The rice stood out and is a must-try. Dishes arrived almost instantly after ordering, with very generous portions. Service was initially a bit hard to flag down, but once they arrived, orders were placed via a tablet, and everything was served within three minutes. read more

--SKIP TO THE LAST PART BEFORE READING-- Hey foodies - been going to BV for years since my mother became a Buddhist vegetarian. Food was solid with all things considered and free parking to boot. It's been a steady degradation in the last year or so. Noticeably disgruntled staff and food portions impacted with shrinkflation. Their plates did not get larger. You're selling rice, gluten and a few veggies - aren't margins high enough as it is? WARNING::: 1) FREE PARKING IS A LIE: we had to self park and the bloke behind the booth asked for $5. He said it's for his tip...but he did not park the car or valet it. 2) 22% gratuity was automatically applied with a party of 6. It was not revealed nor a line item. Waiter had the audacity to ask for additional tips. Unclear if they changed owners but this is too shady of an establishment for me to come back to. They claim to be Buddhist, but these business practices are more Temu than Bodhi. Patrons...YOU'VE BEEN WARNED read more

The variety , and below average service ( demeanor was nice ) because the place was empty but waiters were not attentive enough , I feel that for the price the customer should get better service read more

Highly recommended vegetarian restaurant. The food, service and the place did not disappointed us. We came in tonight for a birthday celebration in the middle of the week. The whole place belonged to us. We were serviced right away. An iPad is given for the menu and placing an order. The staff is very welcoming. A suggested peach tea on a carafe is worth getting. The food did not take long. The place is a favorite of my son and his girlfriend. For us, this place brought in a new adventure feeling. The dishes tasted good and beyond to our expectations. I could not imagine that what I had are nit real meat but has the true flavor of it. My favorite is the five happiness appetizers especially the charsu serving portion. They copied the real taste of it. My next favorite is the peking beef or duck. Delightful. I could see myself returning and trying the rest in the menu that may interest me. There is no need to make reservation, suggested walk in us recommended and just wait to be seated. The location is closer to College point blvd/ booth Memorial , away from the busy Main Street. Location is viewed as either good or bad. It has quiet neighborhood and easier to find a parking spot. It is also far from the heart of flushing area where being there brings joy to everyone. read more

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The food is so good!! We had dinner and I like everything there and will go back to try the dim sum next time!

They offer vegan dim sum and many vegetarian dishes. Favorite dish has to be the taro bowl, the exterior is crispy and interior is soft. Must get the durian if you are a fan, the durian flavor is so flavorful and fresh. My go to spot for fast and good food! They always provide the most friendly and helpful recommendations. read more

Bodhi Village - Taro Bowl Delight - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

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I eat vegetables with just about every meal and I don't mind veggies at all, just not crazy about it - which is why I was not expecting vegetarian food to taste so good. A vegetarian friend of mine finally convinced me to try vegetarian food on a rainy day last week and asked me to recommend a place so I chose Bodhi Village since I've heard so much about it and driven past it dozens of times. She had a very specific request for steamed buns so I had to make sure we arrive before the dim sum time ends (3pm). Food: We ordered a spread of dim sum dishes to try and none of them disappoint (although they could all use a little more salt). I was ecstatic to see the fried mochi-texture ball thingy on the menu (it's 鹹水角 in Chinese but not sure how I would translate it into English) because one time I was purchasing that at a (different) restaurant and my friend was intrigued since she's never had it so she was ready to buy one too (not knowing there's meat inside) but had to put it back once I told her. I just knew that she would've really liked it if it was vegetarian and now, she's finally got a chance to try it. It doesn't really have the usual crispy, fried, oily texture like most places (this one actually tastes air fried or baked) but the savoriness and play of textures are still very much present. The main character of the whole meal was definitely the mock roast pork buns - they were so fluffy with delicious gooey Chinese barbecue sauce coated mock ingredient inside that you can hardly tell it's not actual meat. The only thing going through my mind was "Spectacular. Give me 14 of them right now." Best of all, those were exactly the steamed buns my friend was looking for. She's only been to Bodhi in Chinatown and has recently been craving the steamed buns from there but it has been so long that she forgot what type of bun it was. Luckily, this was the one. Service: The staff was friendly and speaks Chinese and good amount of English. Worth Noting: I should probably mention that this place is not associated at all with the Chinatown Bodhi. However, both their mock roast pork buns are competitive in taste. I would 100% return, just for the buns (and the gorgeous interior atmosphere). Also, if you're going for dim sum - just beware that they may not inform you in advance that they will charge you $8-9 for the hot tea they serve. It bothered us a little at first when we saw the bill (Chinese restaurants usually charge $1-2 per head for tea with unlimited refills) but the tea here was good and the staff were proactive in refilling the kettle (we drank 2 full kettles so in a way, I guess we got our money's worth). If you struggle with finding street parking, it's free 2-hour parking in their garage if your bill comes out to $50+. read more

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What we ordered: sweet & sour fish sesame chicken mei fun cedar fried rice eggplant with garlic sauce sauteed mixed vegetables string beans rainbow roll basque cheesecake definitely a gem tucked away in queens! it's partially a cafe and a restaurant. this spot serves a lot of cantonese styled cuisine and its all vegetarian friendly. flavors were great and all equivalent to any other authentic chinese restaurants as well. the imitated meats tasted similar to regular meat too! overall, really great spot and they had an extensive menu to choose from including drinks & desserts! read more

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This was my go to vegetarian place when it was on Main Street. I was sad to see it closed down during the beginning of the pandemic. It reopened not far from the old location so I decided to check it out. The building is new and it has its own cafe, Cafe Bodhi. The space is huge and bright. When you get seated, you are given an ipad to order. The menu is not as extensive as it was at the old location. The dimsum selection is probably half. When you are ready you give the iPad to the waiter. It was a good until the waiter said quite rudely "Did you want tea? You have to order, it's not free." Well okay, I browse through the drinks selection and it seems they want you to order drinks from their so called cafe. I ordered an Americano because they don't have much of a selection on teas, and it's also $6 for tea. I overheard another table asking for hot water because they have their own tea leaves and the waiter said $5 for hot water... The food came quickly and it tastes very similar to how it used to be at the old location. It was delicious but I think it was slightly better at the old location. I ordered a lunch special mock lamb with garlic sauce over brown rice with chicken corn soup and a mock roast pork rice roll.The mock roast pork rice rolls are still one of the silkiest rice rolls ever... the soup was meh. The only downside was that the Americano was pretty bad. Next time I'll probably bring my own water... as they also charge for water. 4 stars for the food, but minus 1 star for the drink. read more

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This is our 2nd time ordering for pick up Last time food was fine not great This time food was worse Are we ordering the wrong stuff? The best thing we have had is the dry tofu Japanese style The noodles were a fail both times Once lomein - it was eh And once braised noodle w mushroom - totally bland All the sauces we had taste the same. Bland and salty The lobster w black bean sauce wasn't good The beef w sesame was just hard dry fried pieces of dough - no sesame seeds. No taste. Small portion served with broccoli Nothing comes w rice. You need to pay extra and order it Staff is nice Orders take a long time to be prepared which I don't mind cuz that means it's fresh but there is no flavor On the pricey side Earns an extra star cuz it's all vegetarian and the menu is varied read more

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I was delighted with our vegetarian food experience at this place. My son was the one who picked this place for our family celebration. Street parking is a little challenging. As soon as I get in to the facility I immediately noticed the pleasant cleanliness of the restaurant. We came in during dinner on a weekday and we have the whole large area to ourselves. We were immediately accommodated by the staff, all nice and courteous. The staff handed us an iPad from which we could order. We first opted for their peach tea in a carafe, then later ordered five happiness appetizer, veggie sesame chicken, house special mei fun, tofu with mixed veggies and veggie sweet and sour chicken. Food was delicious and tasted really close to the meat version, the food texture was also awesome. Food service was quick and fast, ambiance is terrific, a nice quiet place to eat in. I was really satisfied with everything I experienced in this restaurant. Definitely recommendable. read more

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First time at Bodhi Village and it won't be my last. Enjoyed the dim sum (available each day until 3 pm) and the curry soup. Very good service, attractive space, and plenty of on-street parking. Large portions and prices were good. Definitely will be back. read more

Best vegetarian food in Queens! This is my go-to place for vegetarian food. My family & I love coming here to eat on birthdays and holidays. Now water is complimentary but if you want hot tea, there's a small fee. This is the only place I would recommend to family & friends. I know the food is yummylicious every time. Two thumbs up!!! read more

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Been craving Bodhi Village for a while now and am glad I finally got my fix recently! I ordered their Vegetarian Belly Fat Casserole, Sesame Chicken and their Vegetable Crispy Meat Chop with Fried Milk dish and was not disappointed in any way. All their dishes were delicious and it's amazing how they can make these dishes taste like meat. My favorite was the meat chop with fried milk. It was so good, I would order that dish again. The wait staff and service is very attentive and I love that I can order everything off an iPad because they have pictures of everything on the menu which makes everything and communication seamless. I also ordered the iced Assam black tea which was great for digestion and helped as a palate cleanser, while I was eating the different flavors of the fish. All in all I always have a great experience at Bodhi Village and can't wait to come back. read more

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This was my first visit to Bodhi Village, since they switched locations. I was a frequent customer pre-pandemic and was excited to finally visit. Unfortunately, a lot has changed, but not necessarily for the better. While the new location is much more spacious with a wonderful cafe in the front, the quality of the food has gone down and is much more expensive. My husband and I went mid-week for lunch and ordered quite a bit, since we were excited to be there. The restaurant was mostly empty. After looking at the main menu and realizing how expensive everything was ($16 and up for most dishes, which do not come with rice), we took advantage of the lunch special, which was a good deal since it came with rice and soup or a spring roll. We also ordered some lettuce wraps and young chow fried rice off the regular menu. Overall, the lunch special dishes lacked flavor, the lettuce wraps were overcooked, and the fried rice was greasy and lacked the usual variety of mock meats. The quality just wasn't there. To top it off, there is no longer free hot tea being served with the meal, which was a bummer since it pairs so well with Chinese vegan food. One positive is that there were good sized portions. Because, I was such a loyal customer at the old location, I'm willing to give Bodhi Village another chance. Perhaps at a busier time, when more food is being produced. read more

Bodhi Village - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

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Overall experience is good, a little bit over priced. the Taro dish is too blend, and we had a sweet and sour pork too dried. read more

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I ordered the vegetarian sweet and sour chicken. It was $19.95. It did not come with rice. Usually, I'd pay $10-$13 for a dish like this. It is way too overpriced. It was a bit fried. I was full afterwards but I think it should've came with rice and should be cheaper. read more

Bodhi Village - Veg Vegetable Sweet and Sour Chicken - Vegetarian Near Me - Flushing, New York

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What a lovely coffee shop / cafe. My friend and I needed a place to hang for a few hours in between airbnbs. Tried the Blue Caracao Latte, 10/10. Everyone was really quite nice. I don't often leave reviews, but this place was totally worth it! read more

The food was very good. My partner especially liked the soup. I'd never seen vegan dim sum before and while it wasn't a spot on recreation of meat dishes, it was pretty close. Service was decent but the food took a little longer than I'm used to for dim sum items. Decor is modern with a green touch. read more

I cannot tell you how impressed I was with the food and service here. Mind you my visit was during the middle of the week on a rainy day. It was the perfect place to take two friends who were Vegan and Gluten free. We had the kung pao chicken, eggplants in garlic sauce, shrimp dumplings, and bean curd rolls over steamed veggies. Everything was cooked with precision and had such great flavor. I cannot wait to come here again. The bean curd dish still is on my brain. read more

Happy Birthday to my mommy! Also, it was actually the fifteenth day of Chinese New Year so double the luck oh yea baby! My mom's best friend recommended this spot to celebrate tonight. I was a little hesitant because everyone knows that I am a carnivore lol! Food: Five Happiness Appetizer - I absolutely love eating the Veg. Char Siu (叉烧) mmmm Spring Roll - Ooo this was yummy Tuna & Veg Roll - Wow, this was so yummy and I wish that I got to eat more of it hehe Sweet & Sour Fish - I am not a big fan of fish but the vegetarian texture was different Veg. Crab Meat w. Egg White - *remember to pour the sauce that goes along with this dish* I didn't get to try this one Veg. Shredded Chicken Lo Mein - Ooo this was yummy Dry Tofu in Japanese Style - I didn't get to try this one Veg. General T'so Chicken - Ooo this was yummy and I wish that it was a tad more spicier =) Spinach & Corn Thick Soup - I love the Yin & Yang design...the green side was spinach and the white side was corn...Ooo this was soooo tasty Singapore Mei Fun - Ooo this was yummy Veg. Crispy Meat Chop w. Peking Sauce - Ooo this was yummy Lastly, #desserttime One of the servers brought out my mom's birthday cake from their fridge. Also, the restaurant surprised my mom with Mango Pudding...they wrote Happy Birthday and drew hearts at the bottom awwww =) It was really yummy. Overall, it was a very delicious experience especially coming from a carnivore like me! You should bookmark this spot and give it a try! read more

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I arrived with my family for our Lunar New Year dinner at Bodhi Village. The place was very spacious and since we arrived at 5 PM there was plenty of tables available. The kitchen staff was eating their dinner the same time we sat down so we had to wait 20 min for our first dish. The lamb stew, sesame chicken, sweet-and-sour fish, roast pork, Yin yang soup, and the lettuce wrap was excellent. But the last dish which the kitchen forgot about and made us wait till the end tasted like it was from a street vendor, the singapore mei fun. Overall the choices of eating vegetarian is limited, but if I had a choice...... read more

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