[SFVS] Last call for Chinese New Year banquet

February 26, 2010

HI Janet, I just read this. Can my wife and I still attend? ------------------------------

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fabulous ten-course banquet at Enjoy Vegetarian Restaurant, 839 Kearny St. in Chinatown. Afterward, many of us will step out and watch the Parade coming down the road for its finale. There is still room for you! If you want to join us, please sent a $20 check, made out to SFVS, to our treasurer, J.C.Cadiz, 73 Rondel, SF 94103. We must give the restaurant a final head count on Thursday, so send those checks pronto. Sorry, we will not be able to accept last-minute requests. Here is our menu:Appetizers1. Fried spring rolls2. Crispy tofu w/salt & chili peppersSoup3. Veggie shark's fin soupEntrees4. Taro, gluten puff, pumpkin in coconut sauce5. Eggplant with sea bass6. Lettuce wrap w/shredded mushroom, veggie chicken, vegetables and pine nuts7. Chinese broccoli with ginger and cooked wine8. Giant pea sprouts with gingko nuts9. Bean curd rolls stuffed with cabbage and mushrooms10. Fresh

mushrooms with fried soft tofu and vegetablesThe cost of this meal, only $20, includes brown rice, tea, tax and tip, drinks are on your own. Enjoy does not use garlic, onions, or MSG in their food.---You are receiving this email because you have signed up to the of the San Francisco Vegetarian Society. You can also visit us at www.sfvs.org