Have came here multiple times and this is a great experience in Dallas area. Firstly the food is…read moredirt cheap, and money is donated directly to the temple. They serve a lot of authentic thai street foods here, and there's so many options. My favorite thing i've tried here is probably their pork skewer and these boxed jelly sweets which are just so addicting. Their buns are also so cute and great to give to little ones. Some things can be served a bit cold since things might sit out, but that's expected. Definitely come at least once!

This place is so nice. Perfect rfor families and a great place for hanging out on the weekend. On…read moreSunday they have a Thai market which has a variety of vendors. We loved their pork and bed lemongrass skewers. They just costed from $1-3, and it was such a great deal. The Thai tea was also really good as well. We also went inside the temple and it's so nice inside. You just take off your shoes. There are also QR code where you can learn about the history of the paintings on the walla.

Vietnamese Buddhist Temple. It is the perfect place to adore Buddhism and practice meditation.read more

The Chua Dai Bi temple, which is located next to a church in a residential area, is gorgeous on the…read moreinside and outside. It has a team of volunteers cleaning and decorating the temple, which seems to be new, and a couple of monks living on site. Everyone is very generous and kind with the utmost patience and passion, especially when teaching Buddha's lessons and praying. There is the rule of removing your shoes upon entering the temple as well as respectful behavior (no shouting or running, and appropriate attire only), both of which are common courtesies. Also, the monks can speak English, so to all of the curious non-Vietnamese speakers, please feel free to explore the temple and religion.

It's a great buddha temple, Master LianZhen and Master LianYang are great high level monks, their…read moreblessing and advices are very powerful. I have been there for around 10 years, learning meditation and be a volunteer. I love that temple.

My family has been disciples of Master Zheng and Master Young for almost 20 years. Life has always…read morebeen a long journey with lots of up and down. But we can always counts on them for their selfless support during times of needed. Whether it is advice or blessing related to business or family, they are always there to support. We highly recommend to visit the temple and dedicated your time. It is not a one time event and expect to see immediate solution to your problem. Our life journey is always filled with new problem once the old problem resolved. Embrace them as your parents in disguise, trust them and you will see the rewards over time.

A pleasant, quiet atmosphere to meditate and pray. The grounds are loaded with fountains and water…read moreareas. The birds love it there also.

Thầy sư trưởng rất tốt, sư cô rất tốt mỗi chủ Nhật là có dồ chay cho những ai thích ăn chay lại…read morechia sẻ với chùa, các anh chị thì volunteer nấu làm nhiều thứ lắm, chùa còn nhận cúng thất , cúng giỗ ( những mâm chay toàn là 8 tới 9 món, các cô chú volunteers chổ cúng thất rất là tốt, quá tốt A di dà Phật

The SGI-USA Dallas Buddhist Center is a great place to learn about Buddhism, especially if you've…read morealways had an interest but wasn't sure where to go to learn more. The membership is very helpful and happy. They are happy to answer questions, in fact they have Introductory meetings several times during the week. I would recommend calling beforehand, just to ask about the schedule. I'll definitely visit this center often.

This is a new temple. Its nice and I like the atmosphere!read more

Let me start out by saying I am not Buddhist, but went here during a festival they were having this…read morepast weekend. This is a Buddhist Temple and is stunning. The people here were extremely nice and welcoming. They showed me how to go up to light incense and raise it up before placing it on the alter. They had live music and many table of food. It was a great time.

I've been coming to the Dallas Shambhala Center for months now, and it has become one of the few…read moreplaces in Dallas where I feel truly grounded. The community is small but sincere, the teachings are thoughtful, and the atmosphere is incredibly welcoming. No prior experience with meditation necessary! Big fan of the Dharma talks after the meditation, as well.

I've been coming to the Dallas Shambala Center on Sundays for a year now and it's been life…read morechanging for me. They provide thoughtful instruction that is beginner friendly to someone newly learning about Buddhism, like myself. The meditation and talks about important life topics have truly helped me approach life differently and avoid anxiety and stress more often. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a meditation group or looking to learn more about Buddhism.

Beautiful wat compared to where I came from (Georgia). I attended during Lao New Year 2014. You can…read moretell the community put a lot of time and money it this temple. The buildings were beautiful and the vendors were plentiful. There was a huge open space for the vendors, eating area, and partying. I also thought it was clever that they brought the Buddhas out so people could wash them, which is a tradition during LNY. I was impressed. The only thing I didn't like was it was so far and you have to go trough a gravel like road to get there. But it's tolerable.

I am so disappointed in what this place has become. My dad…read morehelped build this temple and we stopped by with some people from the fam for Laos New Years late on Saturday. First off parking was horrible, the lot doesn't have enough gravel and the rain from earlier that day made it really muddy. There were some people leaving as I was getting there and their cars were stuck in the mudd. The temple itself is beautiful so don't strike me down for giving a place or worship 3 stars but I was just overwhelmed at how much trash there was around the place. The temple just recently started allowing beer on the property to be sold on New years and there were empty bottles everywhere AND drunk buffoons. They did have more boothes this year so I loaded up on all the homemade foods that I missed: papaya salad, sour mangos with spicy dipping sauce, bbq meatballs with a sweet plum sauce, spicy bbq wings, pho, shredded bamboo with herbs, Asian beef jerky, meat sticks, sweet sticky rice in sugar cane and LOTS of Thai tea and Thai coffee. They also had craw fish, lots of other soups like rice porridge and udon noodles but I was too stuffed to give those a try. Bring lots of cash as hardly anyone takes cards and go earlier in the day when people are sober and you'll also get to check out the parade. New Year's is celebrated around the 2nd-4th weeks of April and I wouldn't bring your children if you are coming in the evening as sadly the crowds are older people drinking, dancing and smoking. Don't get me wrong, I'm no saint either but I think getting drunk off your ass at a temple is a bit wrong.

Feature: * Weekly Activities - Répétant chanting…read more Huyền Quang Monastery Venerable Thích Thiện Tâm bought a house with 11 garden plots in the suburbs of a small city called Royse from Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson in May 2011. After nearly two years, with many financial and labor contributions from Buddha believers, the wild garden plot has become the solemn Huyền Quang Monastery today. They offered weekly practice activities every Sunday, monthly Eight Precepts retreat, and retreats for the four seasons of Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. In April 2012, local Buddhists invited Venerable Thích Pháp Hòa to open the first Spring retreat. In October 2013, Venerable Thích Nữ Thanh Vân accepted the invitation of the Board of Directors to take over as Abbot. In the future, this will be a place to study and educate young people in the Buddhist way of life. Highly recommended

This a 2 years old temple in Fate City of Texas. Looked like a new development of temple where…read morepeople can come for worship and listen to sermon .