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 The Temple is open to visitors subject to the following:  

The Temple grounds (including the picnic tables) are open daily between 9:00am and 6:00pm.  

Hand cleaning, temperature checking, social distancing, and face masks must be observed at all times.

 Drive Through Sunday Market (Updated}

NEW Sunday Market Procedures:  The following apply to the Drive-Through Sunday Market effective immediately.  The two options are described below:

Option 1 (Eat at the Temple):   Park your car in the Temple parking lot.  Walk to the building that serves the Drive-Thru Sunday Market. A member of the Temple will take your order.  Once the order is complete and you have your order, you can procede to the picnic tables by the river to enjoy the food and the great view.  Please note that the picnic tables are placed so they meet the requirements of social distancing.

Option 2 (Take Home):   Follow the signs to Drive Thru Sunday Market.  Remain in yor car.  A volunteer will come to your car and take your order.  The volunteer will accept your payment and return with your food.  At this point you can either leave the Temple or park and use the dining tables by the Palm River. Please note that the tables are placed so they meet the requirements of social distance.

Use the Feedback link on the left-side of this page to request a copy of the FULL menu with prices. The following items are some of the items available at the "Drive Through Sunday Market:

• Beef Noodle Soup:  Regular Noodle or Angle Hair
• Pork Noodle Soup: Regular Noodle or Angle Hair
• Vegtable Noodle Soup:  Regular Noodle or Angle Hair
• Pad Thai
• Fresh Roll Shrimp
• Fresh Roll - Chicken
• Fresh Roll - Vegtable
• Empanadas
• Crab Rangoon
• Ice Thai - Tea
• Ice Thai - Cofee
• Water & Soda
• For more information:  (813) 621-1669 or Facebook - Wat Mongkolratanaram of Florida.

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Follow these steps whenever the "bad news" of the moment starts to overwhelm you.

Please click on the Meditation Explained link in the right column for more information.