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Temple
Korean $$$$$
81 Saint Marks Pl. (b/w 1st & 2nd Ave.)
New York , NY 10003
Korean $$$$$
81 Saint Marks Pl. (b/w 1st & 2nd Ave.)
New York , NY 10003
| (212) 979-9300 See all East Village, LES restaurants |
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4 reviews
- 5
Back to Temple, some chocolate, Chinese take-out craving, scared of Paris
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Jul 07, 2006
I'm not necessarily back on the "eat everything" trail, but a plate of various cooked vegan-friendly foodstuffs for the grand sum of $4.29 from my second visit to Temple in the Village served my appetite well. My digestion feels fine after having to deal with the most cooked food I've eaten in a week. (Lunch consisted of an orange, a banana, and a smidgen of my mum's Larabar. I found that I don't have a problem eating a fruit meal as long as I get some kind of nut/dried fruit snack at the end.) FULL REVIEW
- 8
Japanese things, reading material, asthmatic's diet, and Temple in the Village
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Jul 04, 2006
I don't have any cool photos for you, so check out the above commercial for Mister Donut. Although Mister Donut started as an American company, its strongest presence today is in Asia, centered around Japan. The bubbly pastel cuteness of the commercial that almost looks like a program for toddlers (a program that teaches them what scientists have been pushing all along: animals made of donuts like to eat each other) makes me want to raid a Mister Donut shop and ingest all its donut-y critter friends right now. FULL REVIEW
- 2
Osama and the Macrobiotic Diet
By The Hungry Cabbie Apr 24, 2006
Osama is a flaming homosexual vegan dancer from the Panshir Valley. I found him just after sunset at the corner of Roebling and Metropolitan. He was staggering drunk, wearing a black and white checkered headdress around his neck, and frantically hailing me. He told me he was heading back to The Village to meet “one of my lovers,” and boy did he have a chip on his shoulder. FULL REVIEW
- 3
Two firsts
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Feb 10, 2006
I didn't know what to eat for lunch. Despite that my stomach was making sounds like some kind of semi-active underwater volcano ([bloopy blop gurgle hiss]), I wasn't really hungry. However, I had a lunch break and if I didn't use it, I would've just been hungry...later. Yeah. I guess that's the body's way of saying, "FEEEED MEEEE." Fancy that. FULL REVIEW
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