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Food Pop-Up: Meat Asia

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October 23 at 2pm

Strong Rope Brewery Red Hook · Red Hook • $$

Korean BBQ skewers and kimchi meet waterfront craft beer at Strong Rope's Red Hook taproom. Come hungry, stay for the Statue of Liberty views from the back patio.

BK GANGNAM

BK GANGNAM

Downtown Brooklyn

Crispy fried chicken meets Korean street food classics at this DeKalb Market Hall stall. The soy garlic wings and gimbap rolls hit the spot, with a side of genuinely warm service.

Spudz slope

Spudz slope

Park Slope

Massive, loaded baked potatoes served from a takeout window until the wee hours. Choose from shawarma, bulgogi, chopped cheese, Korean fried chicken, and more—all perfectly greasy and satisfying.

Lucky Chix

Lucky Chix

Bushwick

Chef Sung Park double-fries chicken thighs in beef tallow after a 48-hour brine, then stacks them on potato buns with daikon slaw and gochujang aioli.

Juju Cafe and Deli

Juju Cafe and Deli

Boerum Hill • $

Made-to-order onigiri filled hot and wrapped tight, from classic Spam and pickled plum to creative fusions like bacon cheddar avocado and lox with cream cheese.

Don Neo Fusion 丼

Don Neo Fusion 丼

Brooklyn Heights • $$

Tucked on the second floor with a hidden backyard garden, this cozy Japanese spot serves up artistic rice bowls, sushi, and izakaya plates with playful anime-inspired decor and chill vibes.

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Sat, Oct 17 · 11:00 AM

Smorgasburg

Marsha P. Johnson State Park · Williamsburg

Sun, Oct 18 · 11:00 AM

Free kid-friendly events

Dekalb Market Hall · Downtown Brooklyn

Mon, Oct 19 · 3:00 PM

Happy Hour

Sound + Fury Brewery and Kitchen · Downtown Brooklyn

Wed, Oct 21 · 5:30 PM

Insa Fried Wings with Beer + Karaoke

Insa · Gowanus

$$

Wed, Oct 21 · 5:30 PM

Wednesday Special: CHIMEK

Insa · Gowanus

$$

Wed, Oct 21 · 5:30 PM

A free order of Insa Fried Wings with a Pitcher of Beer + Half Off Private Karaoke Rooms

Insa · Gowanus

$$

Libera Opening

Ace Hotel Brooklyn · Boerum Hill

Private Room Karaoke

Insa · Gowanus

$$

Jiku

Flatbush

$$

ATTI

Downtown Brooklyn

$$

Lalaon Williamsburg

Williamsburg

Food Truck

Brooklyn Navy Yard

Jubilee Marketplace

Greenpoint

Yori Box

Fort Greene

$

Insa

Gowanus

$$

PEEPS KITCHEN at Scrappleland

Greenpoint

$$

Pearl Kitchen

Williamsburg

$$

Sonbul - Korean Cafe and Kitchen

Bedford-Stuyvesant

$$

Frydom Express

Sunset Park

$

KUUN

Downtown Brooklyn

$$

Achilles Heel

Greenpoint

$$

Eddie Fancy Food

Bath Beach

Kim’s Korean Corn Dog

Sunset Park

$

Little Dokebi

Greenpoint

$$

Taste Korea 232

Bedford-Stuyvesant

$$

Maya Congee Cafe

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Ugly Donuts & Corn Dogs Bushwick

Bushwick

$

Hana Makgeolli Brewery & Tasting Room

Greenpoint

BigNorm

Carroll Gardens

Pelicana Chicken

Greenpoint

$$

NaRa Chicken & Korean Cuisine

Williamsburg

$$

Sweetie's K-Chicken

Greenpoint

$

mané : korean & brazilian inspired dishes

Williamsburg

Dekalb Market Hall

Downtown Brooklyn

Dukan SYKO Marketplace

Park Slope

Shinjuku Japanese Fusion

Sheepshead Bay

$$

The Good Fork Pub

Red Hook

$$

Hometown Bar-B-Que

Red Hook

$$

Lee

Bushwick

$$

Food Market

Coney Island

Bulbap Grill

Greenpoint

$$

ANDAMIRO

Park Slope

$$

Dokebi Bar and Grill

Williamsburg

$$

Tiger Box

Fort Greene

$$

Ssam Korean Bistro

Boerum Hill

$$

Bonchon Willoughby St

Downtown Brooklyn

$$

Kimchi Grill

Prospect Heights

$$

Tha Homie Bachi LLC

Bedford-Stuyvesant

$$

Mr. Banh Mi

Brooklyn

$

Kimbap Lab

Williamsburg

$$

SYKO

Park Slope

$$

Woori Korean Restaurant

Fort Greene

$$

Memphis Seoul

Crown Heights

$$

Nowon Bushwick

Bushwick

$$

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