Tuna Carving and Omakase Night
Tue, Sep 22 · 6:15 PM
Midwood
Japanese Food in Brooklyn worth going out for.
Williamsburg stopped being the answer a while ago, and Bed-Stuy and Ridgewood have been picking up the slack.
I keep track of japanese food in Brooklyn and only keep the ones worth going to. Ask me what you're after.
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Browse Brooklyn neighborhood by neighborhood, get ideas just for you, or ask me anything.
Top picks
New Brunch
Sat, Sep 26 · 12:00 PM
Williamsburg • $$
Brunch Great Terrace
Sat, Sep 26 · 10:30 AM
Greenpoint
Lingo Brunch
Sat, Sep 26 · 10:30 AM
Greenpoint
The Spot Cafe Great Terrace
Ocean Hill
Boro Brine
Southside
Rice & Miso
Boerum Hill • $$
Yamashiro Omakase
Clinton Hill
Ikigai Great Terrace
Fort Greene
WARUDE
Bedford-Stuyvesant • $$
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Frequently asked questions
How are these japanese food in Brooklyn chosen?
I go through what's actually on nearby and keep only the ones worth the trip. Nobody pays to be on this list.
Is everything here still happening?
Yes. If it's on the list, it's still on — anything that's finished drops off by itself.
How do I find something that suits me?
Open the map and tell me what you're after — a good terrace, somewhere that works with kids, something on tonight. I'll answer and narrow it down with you.
Do I need an account?
No, everything here is browsable without one. An account is how I learn your taste, your people and your saves, so what I show you keeps getting closer to what you'd actually go to. You can also have ideas sent to you by email or message if you want them.
Is it free?
Yes, completely.