This small quaint temple offers you more than the bigger ones. Visiting Wat Tepnimit is very…read moreserene, relaxing, spiritual, and more. Sinyen(head monk) teaches us to endure suffering, pain, trauma, past & present life issues. Hi guidance has helped me & my family over many years. He speaks English, Thai, Cambodian, Laotian, Hindi etc... They're open daily from 9am-5pm, everyone should visit at some point---

This is an amazing Buddhist temple which follows Theravada theory and practice…read more It is very modern and a newly built prayer hall was recently added. Abbot Sinyen is fluent in Thai and English. He is able to deliver the message of the Sangha in an effective & easy to understand manner. I could only wish every Wat was a reflection of the hard work this temple has strived to employ.

13 years later posting another review…read more Still a very lively place to come during the Cambodian New Year. It's actually gotten busier than ever. Lots of vendors. The lines for the food has gotten longer. What can you do? Gotta eat. lol What I've learned is just to get the stuff I don't get very often. Stuffed angel wings & Cambodian style fried bananas, especially. Since it's hot, grab some more food to take home & have a refreshing drink for the ride home too, since it's so hot. Glad all the huge statues are still there. Still very colorful place. Love coming here for the New Year to celebrate. Just gotta know what you're doing, because it's very crowded.

Gated temple, tons of parking, a lot of bathroom stalls (they hired workers to maintain during new…read moreyears), tons of vendors, statues, designated blessing station and eating area. They had ton of spots to sit and rest all throughout the temple. The stage was filled with tradional dancing and the parade around, love it here!

Went to a nice Buddhist temple. The drive was a little far, but it was absolutely worth it.read more

Everyone here is very friendly. The space is spacious, clean, beautiful and solemn. Parking is also…read morevery convenient!

There is now a meditation group for English speakers on the last Sunday of every month from 4-6 pm…read more What a wonderful opportunity to practice meditation together and to learn from a Buddhist monk! This is a warm and welcoming space for both beginners and experienced practitioners. If you are looking to explore Buddhist meditation and practice under the guidance of a knowledgeable and compassionate monk, I highly recommend joining this group.

Attending this meditation group is a profoundly enriching experience. The opportunity to deepen my…read morepractice each week has been invaluable, and the sense of sangha here truly feels like a supportive family. Our teacher is wonderful--friendly, approachable, and supportive. I'm grateful to be part of this group and highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their practice and connect with like-minded individuals.

This place is usually packed around New Year Tet week otherwise it is very empty and quiet!…read more I likes coming here since it is very quite on weekday morning. For the last two years I have been coming here during the New Year week, everything is the same but it is a temple worship area so everyone respect others privacy. I hope next year they will do something different with the decor so it is not the same as every year.

Visited Tam Tu Metta Buddhist Temple and really liked the experience. The grounds are super…read morespacious and peaceful, with plenty of parking, which makes it easy to visit even when it's busy. The vegetarian food was great! I had a stir-fried noodle dish that was flavorful and satisfying. The line was pretty long, but it's understandable since the temple is still new and growing. You can tell there's a lot of potential as they continue building and expanding the space. During Lunar New Year, it was packed with people and full of energy, it's only going to get more crowded, lively, and community-filled each year as the temple develops more.

I grew up coming to this church since my dad grew up in Stockton on a farm and this was the local…read morechurch. I can't really speak to the usual Sunday services as I'm usually here for family events such as weddings, funerals, memorials and reunions. Located on the delta area, the car park is now gated and there is barbed wire surrounding the fence. I suppose this part of Stockton hasn't really improved (?). The interior is just beautiful with lots of gold detail and the adjacent rec hall has a large kitchen and basketball facilities. There is also a small garden area and I believe in the summer they have their annual Buddhist Church Bazaar where you can eat teriyaki chicken, kids can play games to win prizes and you can catch up with friends and family. I'm not a heavy religious type of person -- coming to the church has become more a cultural thing than as a practicing Buddhist, although I admire a lot of the tenets of Buddhism: non-violence; nothing is fixed or permanent; actions have consequences; and change is possible.

I've been going here since I was a kid. Plenty of parking and a cute little place for large events.read more