In article , Mary Malmros Someone wrote: > Someone wrote: > > > >Ok, after wandering around china town for the umpteenth time, > >and throughly sick of Budda's Delight (both the dish and the > >restaurant), but unfortunately friends with people who > >like to eat in china town, where are restaurants which > >have vegetarian options? > > I'm not gonna touch it, because I don't know how strict > your vegetarianism is. I know many people who call > themselves vegetarians, but their requirements and > constraints are all over the map: some will eat fish, some > will eat eggs, some will eat dairy, some won't eat any > of the above. > > >Also, I am interested in this for the cambridge/somerville > >area. Especially and Japanese or Thai places. (I already > >acquainted myself to the Indian places, much do > >to previous discussions here.) > > See above. How vegetarian is your vegetarianism? Many > Japanese places offer food that isn't meat but that may be > made with a fish-based broth. There is a macrobiotic restaurant > in Porter Exchange that's probably a good place to look, but > it is not strictly vegetarian AFAIK. > > >And is there any sort of Boston vegetarian guide or > >web-page or anything? > > Try the World Guide to Vegtarianism Boston guide at > http://www.veg.org/veg/Guide/USA/Massachusetts/Boston.html The Guide is getting *VERY* out of date. I would recommend Country Life downtown; brunch buffet is great fun, and they publish a monthly menu so you know what they're serving for lunch. -Rik
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