Bambuddha has always been pioneering and unconventional. Our Asian-style way of serving — “sharing” and “food when it’s ready” — replaces the more formal European structure of “starters and mains,” allowing guests to enjoy a closer connection with one another while tasting a wider selection of dishes.This ancient gastronomic concept, modernized by Bambuddha, aims to bring the dining experience back to the heart of family and social gatherings. Our Three Pirate Buddhas represent Tolerance, Freedom, and Respect. They are a woman, a transgender person, and a man, reflecting the diversity of human sexuality. They are depicted in different colors, symbolizing a variety of spiritual beliefs. They are seated at a bar, suggesting one of the many possible detours on our journey through life toward peace and love. They meditate on the White Light of Consciousness and on the Buddha that each of us once was when we were born — and that we can become again.