Brooklyn Kura

Sake brewery · Sunset Park

7

@infatuation

"American sake is still relatively underrepresented on the sake scene. So you’ll rarely find menus with sake made anywhere close to the place you’re drinking. That is, unless you go to Brooklyn Kura in Industry City - one of only two sake breweries in all five boroughs. Brooklyn Kura is a great place to bring a group on a weekend and try a glass of sake called “Occidental” that tastes a little like hoppy beer and bananas. (It’s delicious, even to those who live in fear of bananas.) We’d also recommend a bottle named after nearby Greenwood Cemetery that’s made in the Kimoto brewing style, which takes way longer than typical methods, and produces funky, acidic sake. Ask questions when you go, and you’ll have an even better time. (If you’re interested in trying Brooklyn Kura outside of Industry City, Decibel and Accidental Bar both carry some of their sake)." - Hannah Albertine

9 Great Places To Drink Sake In NYC - New York - The Infatuation
@TheInfatuation

34 34th St, Brooklyn, NY 11232 Get directions

brooklynkura.com
@brooklynkura

7 Postcards

See full details

More Places For You

La Bicyclette Bakery

Bakery · Williamsburg

La Bicyclette Bakery in Williamsburg is a cozy French gem, known for its exquisite pastries and artisan breads that keep locals lining up for a taste.

6 Postcards

Central Park Boathouse

American restaurant · Central Park

The Loeb Boathouse in Central Park is a stunning lakeside eatery where you can savor delightful bites and cocktails amidst breathtaking scenery.

13 Postcards

Smallpox Memorial Hospital

Historical landmark · Roosevelt Island

Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of an 1854 Gothic Revival hospital on Roosevelt Island, a fascinating relic with stunning city views.

3 Postcards

PARTEA NYC - Union Square

Restaurant · East Village

Partea mixes vibrant Taiwanese night market vibes with arcade fun in Union Square, serving up unique bubble teas and tasty fried snacks.

1 Postcard

SUKI DESU

Japanese restaurant · Upper East Side

Dive into Suki Desu, a cozy new gem in Yorkville offering delicious donburis loaded with fresh fish and a unique broth finale, all in a minimalist vibe.

3 Postcards

New Wonjo

Korean barbecue restaurant · Midtown West

New Wonjo is a beloved K-Town BBQ spot, famed for its stellar charcoal-grilled meats and a menu packed with authentic Korean favorites.

9 Postcards

Tree Bistro

French restaurant · East Village

A charming French bistro in the East Village, Tree Bistro boasts a lovely backyard garden and a fantastic menu that makes every meal a memorable experience.

2 Postcards

Hwa Yuan Szechuan

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Step into Hwa Yuan, a stylish three-story tribute to Sichuan cuisine where crispy Peking duck and legendary cold sesame noodles reign supreme.

32 Postcards

Mayas Snack Bar

Ice cream shop · Bushwick

Maya's Snack Bar infuses Brooklyn with a vibrant L.A. twist, serving colorful Mexican ice and snacks that are as delightful to devour as they are to photograph.

1 Postcard

Bad Habit Ice Creams

Ice cream shop · East Village

Nestled in the East Village, Bad Habit Ice Creams boasts an inventive scoop shop with velvety hot chocolate and unique ice cream flavors that'll keep you coming back.

15 Postcards