Chua Bat Nha, Santa Ana CA
| Address | 4717 W 1st St, Santa Ana, CA, United States | ||||||||||||||
| Phone | +1 714-571-0473 | ||||||||||||||
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| Website | chuabatnhacali.org | ||||||||||||||
| Categories | Buddhist Temple | ||||||||||||||
| Rating | 3.6 5 reviews | ||||||||||||||
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Chua Bat Nha reviews
5If you sign up, you can study there yourself. I did, and there are plenty of students, vegetarian food, singing, camping (merely once every summer), and ect. Very good!
This is a temple but they have foods on the weekend Sunday always more foods than Saturday I really enjoyed to meet those ladies they are so awesome they all remind me of my Mommy's sometime I just want to stop by and say hi but the minute I step in I had to buy something look like I was hooked, just like I can't say no to them too I'm really hook on this place I pray for all of the people there good health and happiness of life
Year end of the Rooster year at Bat Nha pagoda, Santa Ana, Orange County, California
Plenty of parking, drive way big enough for traffic going in out, looks more real temple not like other which converted from house
October 1,2017
Gala occasion uprighting and setting the 60,000 lb Lady Buddha statue at the Bat Nha Temple, 4717 E 1st Street, Santa Ana. The lift was done safely and efficiently by DeWolfe Crane Service. The only problem was that DeWolfe Crane Service was defrauded out of $3608.30 by Holly Pham and Sam Uong- Chi Tha Chua Bat Nha.
We discounted our invoice to help reduce the cost to the Temple and I volunteered to work myself for free, they would only pay the wages of our employees, nothing for the rental of all the equipment.
Holly and Sam conspired with TL Construction/VN Steel to create a situation where it would be very difficult for DeWolfe Crane Service to collect from the Temple because we were working for TL Construction who was under contract from the temple. Holly Pham said the Temple had no money and that she had to give them $1000.00 in order for them to pay the wages of our employees (I believe she lied about that) and Sam Uong said that we would have to take the Temple to court if I wanted to be paid for the work we did. I believe that the Buddhist people are fair people but for the rest of my life, whenever I see a Buddha statue or temple, I will be reminded of the people that betrayed my trust and defrauded me and my family.
Sincerely, James DeWolfe