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dateCreated	2016-02-01 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Chaiya Meditation Monastery Monthly Food Fair
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rev:text	Wanna go eat thai food at 9 in the morning at a monastery in Las Vegas? Sure, why not!? This crazy city never ceases to amaze me. . Went on Sunday 1-31-16. There is a tiny street on Rainbow between Robindale and Windmill called Santoli Ave. and that is the best way to get there. It is right in the middle of housing subdivisions. The monastery is quite beautiful and I wish we could have seen the inside of it. . There is no fee for parking and there is plenty of room in a dirt lot outside the gate. There is a pretty big curb to drive over so if you have a car that is really low to the ground you might have to park on the street and walk a long ways. . There was no admission fee and you just walk right up and get in one of the lines. We started at the end and worked our way to the entrance. We had pho, egg rolls, donuts, cupcakes, pad thai, and pork skewers and spent less than $30. They also had fresh vegetables, confectioneries, and various pastries for sale. . The food was delicious but believe me when I tell you this place is CHAOS. There is no signs on anything so you just hop in a line and pray it is something good. Workers/volunteers were frazzled and downright unfriendly because they were so overwhelmed. It think the word is getting out about this event and there are just too many people for them to handle. . We stood in the donuts line for 45 minutes and when we finally got to the front we stood there for another 30 minutes or so while they made donuts for Thai people who kept walking up to the side of us. I didn't say anything because I don't speak Thai so for all I know they might have been waiting longer than us or had called ahead. My husband was ready to leave but I was like DAMMIT WE'VE BEEN STANDING HERE FOR AN HOUR AND WE ARE GOING TO EAT SOME DONUTS! I think if they would just cut an order down to five instead of ten it wouldn't take so long to get them. They were good but they weren't "wait an hour good" if that makes sense. . It was really cool to see the monastery and to sample the delicious foods and I'm sure it went to a good cause but it's a one and done for me. If you haven't been, I definitely recommend checking it out.
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rev:reviewer	Rachel

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