Need your Help to get a regular Vegan Dinner Buffet -- 10/7, 6-8 pm, Berkeley

[Guest guest]

Yes indeed... We'd like to get 50 or more showing up between 6 and 8 pm.

 

I know the group travels quite a bit and also draws many folks from SF and

the East Bay. So I strongly encourage anyone who works nearby or is willing

to travel [bART would be good, no parking required] to join us.

 

Details follow....

 

 

howarddy2 [howarddy2]

Thursday, September 25, 2003 8:06 PM

howard

Cc: ar-sr

Help to get a Berkeley Restaurant put on a regular Vegan Dinner

Buffet -- 10/7, 6-8 pm

 

 

We are trying to get a monthly [or weekly] Vegan Dinner Buffet going at a

Berkeley Indian Restaurant. Pls join us on Oct 7th -- as part of the week

of World Vegetarian Day activities.

 

The owner is very receptive and is going to do an all Vegan Dishes instead

of

a mix of Dairy and Vegan items IF we can guarantee over 30 people. This

will

include Chole Sag [spinach and garbanzos], peas and potatoes, and two other

vegan dishes [i'm trying to get something like Bhindi -- the Indian

preparation of okra], rice, and a vegan roti bread. A vegan dessert is

also

 

being planned. There will also be a chickpea salad and hummus spread.

 

Pls tell your friends and RSVP early.

 

If we are successful, we will have this as a monthly or weekly resource for

all Vegetarians and Vegans in the East Bay.

 

 

Time: 6 pm -- 8 pm

Oct 7th, a Tuesday

Place: Curry 'n' Hurry

RSVP -- howarddy2

Pls rsvp by 9 pm, Monday, Oct. 6th

 

Address: 2011 Shattuck Ave. At the south-east corner of Shattack and

University Ave, Berekely and about 3 blocks from the Berkeley BART station.

 

Many AC Transit Buses pass by.

 

 

Price: Dinner Buffet has been $5.99 recently, a great bargin.

Extra: Let me know if you are willing to pay a $1 for 1-2 8 oz. cups of

Vegan Soy Chai. I'll have to provide the Soy Milk, but we can have this

prepared in advance only for the RSVPers.

 

Note: Food spicing.... in the last few months the degree of spicing has

been reduced in response to customer request. If you have been there

 

before, you'll find the food much milder. They also usually have a

hummus/garbanzo spread that is plain and can added as a sauce of sorts to

make the food almost 'unspicy' if that's what you want.

 

Students from the UC animal rights group will be meeting later on this same

Tuesday and they will come around 6 pm to help get the numbers up [and maybe

 

to get it as a regular monthly or weekly thing for themselves]. Come and

meet the next generation of Veg*ns!