Ta Kioh Buddhist Temple

São Francisco, Estados Unidos

5

2 avaliações

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+1 415-831-4483
Endereço:
6555 Geary Blvd, São Francisco, CA, 94121
Outer Richmond
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
2.1 kmJudah & 31st Ave‎
2.1 kmJudah & 28th Ave‎
2.1 kmJudah & 34th Ave‎
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Horário local (São Francisco) 10:47 quinta-feira, 19 de junho de 2025

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2 avaliações para Ta Kioh Buddhist Temple

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Classificação do local: 5
San Francisco, CA
Very well organized. Clean & peaceful. Very well prepared dishes. Its not about the food, its finding peace inside the temple within yourself. I don’t come here as often as I should but when I do the reception from the monks to the volunteers are always with a welcome spirit. My mom introduced me to this temple.
Priaising the Buddha …
Classificação do local: 5
Brooklyn, NY
My grandmother hangs out here on a very regular basis. And you better believe that my grandmother doesn’t associate with anything or anyone unless they are the BEST.*
I actually live in NYC, so I don’t frequent Ta Kioh. But from my limited experience, I do know that the facilities are beautiful and clean, and that the people running the joint are among the nicest I’ve ever met. In my life.
And TRUSTING. When my mom needed a mah jongg table, they let me just walk out the door with one of their tables, even though most people assume (correctly) that I am pure evil. They just assumed I’d bring it back on nothing but good faith.
And I did.
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*Or if they’re family.