7/18/08

clean energy parity

huxley is resting his sweet head on my shoulder as i write and chant slogans, ideas, thoughts aloud about sacred chow: sustainability, low-carbon living, heart healthy blood, plant-based fats & proteins, clean energy & health-care parity, no starvation, sharing & kindness, observant kosher & gluten free preparation, delicious high nutrition, freedom, our responsibility as sacred warrior's, creation, and... dad? yes hux? i'm a sacred warrior! me too hux.
hwangyong-hamnida, welcome sacred warriors! sacred chowwwwwwow!

7/15/08

but couldnt resist.

yummy!

went to sacred chow for the first time today and really enjoyed it. it is a small place, not alot of tables, but plenty of space for the people that were there. very casual, which i liked. the waiter was very nice and my food was out quickly. i ordered the breakfast sandwich with an order of fruit from the brunch menu. it was sooo good and alot of food. i probably didnt need to order anything else, but couldnt resist. i ordered a side order of the meatballs and sauce which were great. i also ordered the gym body smoothie which was like the best smoothie i ever had and a brownie. i was very impressed and will go back!

7/13/08

super duper amazing

Review by joabarnett on July 13, 2008:

yay! i love sacred chow, i am glad everyone else seems to enjoy it too. the cute little english waitress is super sweet and the sangrias are worth the money. their pumpkin soup is super duper amazing. a lil pricy though.


7/11/08

yes my son, hwangyong-hamnida!

let the answer come to u. rest my most glorious, benignant son. i know the picture of the skinned roasted dogs hanging in that restaurant window in beijing, china really upset u. and i am so sorry about that story of the man who was so violent to his children, and the starving families, and the terrible wars, and the diseases that u are already quite familiar with. let the world spin my son. rest my most glorious, benignant son, you have the confidence needed to change the world. what a gift! and u talk about fairness. u r a beautiful one! and sacred chow's vow is yours too. it's amazing that u understand! what a strong, colorful, joyous, ambitious, proud, illuminating warrior u r! hwangyong-hamnida!
# 1 son: i see the warm breath of howling wolves moving upward, mixing into the midnight dark sky, magical places, effulgent northern lights; and here u r, like wizardry, connected 2 creation, the howling wolves, a shining aurora, fresh, new & confident. yes my son, hwangyong-hamnida!

7/10/08

little red dots

hola little red dots over there on the map! i have always loved geography, so maps, especially world maps, have always fascinated me. and sacred chow shares a similar hue. nice! see u later little red dots!
sacred chow, 227 sullivan street, nyc.

7/9/08

licked their plates clean

Hi Cliff,
The food that we ordered from Sacred Chow was delicious! Everyone really enjoyed it and practically licked their plates clean. In fact, a few people at Hazon are ordering some more for lunch today.
Thanks so much!
Jenna
Hazon New offices: 45 West 36th St, 8th floor, NY NY 10018 212 644 2332 fax: 212 868 7933www.hazon.org www.jcarrot.org - "Best New Blog" in the 2007 Jewish &Israeli Blog Awards :-)

7/7/08

Brunching it at the Sacred Chow

Monday, July 7, 2008

Brunching it at the Sacred Chow

Long, long ago (i.e. Memorial Day weekend), in a town not so far away (i.e. Manhattan), Sejal and I had a lovely brunch at Sacred Chow. We were the only guests in the tiny restaurant and enjoyed a sumptuous vegan meal. Great taste, variety and oh yeh, it's healthy to boot!
Sacred Chow opened in 1995, and focused on kosher-vegan food. The restaurant is located in Greenwich Village and is pretty popular with veggies and non-veggies.
Here are some examples of the delicious fare:**Toasted Sunflower Lentil Pate'**Root Vegetable Latkes (Pancakes)**Korean Tofu Cutlets**Roasted Indonesian Tempeh**Mama's Soy Meatballs**Hummus Salad**Banana Bread French Toast**Soy Buttermilk Biscuit**Gym Body Frozen Smoothie (Bananas, toasted almonds, cinnamon, flax oil, soymilk or apple juice)OK, let me stop...drooling is just not attractive or appropriate for me right now.

7/4/08

great downtown restaurant

Vegan Brunch By Erica Kubersky

As a vegan living in NYC that works at a vegan business, one of the questions our staff gets asked most often is, "Where are the great vegan restaurants?" This can be especially challenging for Sunday brunch, which is typically rife with non-vegan fare, such as eggs, meat, cheese, etc.
Yet Sunday brunch is one of my favorite meals, and it's always fun to join friends for a relaxing meal. And since it's one of my favorites, I made sure to find a place that I really enjoy. There are tons of places in New York where you can find great vegan fare, but here's one that I really do love.

Sacred Chow. This great downtown restaurant features a bistro-fare of organic beer, wine & herbal elixirs, mouth watering soups, stews, salads and heroes, enticing desserts & hot drinks, delicious, hearty plant proteins, complex carbohydrates and luscious frozen smoothies. And while I love it all, for me, the number one reason for going to Sacred Chow is for Sunday brunch and their biscuits. I love their breakfast sandwich which comes on flaky, savory biscuits which is just wonderful. Also, Sacred Chow has the best tasting mimosas made with the freshest orange juice ever. The restaurant is also completely vegan and the staff is always really nice, which means you get great service.

Being vegan does not mean that you have to give up one of New York's favorite meals. Now that you know where to go, grab some friends and have some weekend fun!

MooShoes, Inc. is a vegan-owned business that sells an assortment of cruelty-free footwear, bags, t-shirts, wallets, books and other accessories.

And the shakes they have...hell yeah.

Bobby M.
New York, NY

HOLY CRAP! I'm not even a vegan and I liked this shit! Seriously. Although I didn't know what half the stuff was, I very much enjoyed by black olive sandwich thingie. And the shakes they have...hell yeah. Being a green tea nut, I ordered their alcoholic green tea shake (yeah tell me about it.) I had it without alcohol because it was way too early for that. But, I'd love to return to check it out. It's not too pricey either. And they seem to have a nice looking breakfast menu too. BONUS FUN GAME: Try to replicate what I did in Sacred Chow. 1.) Arrive late to a get together.2.) Not knowing that the place is vegan, flip through the menu and proclaim, "Where's the chicken at?"3.) Be slightly embarrassed over said chicken comment.

7/3/08

I went to heaven and returned.

VegFriends Forum / Chit Chat / Re: Desert anybody?
on: June 07, 2008, 10:17:59 PM
I had the most delicious halvah pie slice, so chocolate, so chocolate mousse from Sacred Chow last night. I went to heaven and returned.