BunNan
Caribbean restaurant · Flatbush ·

BunNan

Caribbean restaurant · Flatbush ·

Plantain sandwiches, tacos, lasagna, waffles, and Haitian delights

BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null
BunNan by null

Information

1248 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226 Get directions

$20–30

Order delivery

Information

Static Map

1248 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226 Get directions

+1 347 365 3676
bunnan.co

$20–30

Features

wifi
payment credit card
Tap to pay

Last updated

Dec 13, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@eater
390,870 Postcards · 10,986 Cities

What Is Soup Joumou: How This Haitian Squash Soup Became a Symbol of Independence | Eater

"Nadege Fleurimond, an author and chef-owner, has been actively teaching and sharing soup joumou: she “had just finished shooting a soup joumou tutorial for her social channels to help demystify the daunting dish” and will be hosting a live soup joumou cooking class in Brooklyn on December 26 in partnership with Little Haiti BK. On the diversity of the dish she notes, “A lot of us think that soup joumou is this very one specific thing,” says Nadege Fleurimond, and she emphasizes cultural transmission — she makes the soup for family and friends who aren’t Haitian and urges others to continue sharing it: “I think it is on our part as Haitians to keep sharing [soup joumou],” Fleurimond says. Her perspective underscores the soup’s evolving role beyond Haitian households: “That’s the beauty of it,” says Fleurimond." - Annie Harrigan

https://www.eater.com/24328138/what-is-soup-joumou-haitian-history
BunNan
@eater
390,870 Postcards · 10,986 Cities

Haitian Chefs Introduce Americans to Haitian Culture Through Their Food | Eater

"Nadege Fleurimond, author and chef-owner (and owner of Fleurimond Catering), responding to racist claims targeting Haitian eating practices, says, “I was mortified [by the comments] because immediately I understood the repercussions that [they] would have on real people’s lives.” She continues, “Which they did; people were fearing for their lives, people were escaping, people were running, people were getting threats.”" - Annie Harrigan

https://www.eater.com/2024/11/4/24287795/haitian-chefs-education-restaurants-election-2024-communities-soup-joumou
BunNan
@eater
390,870 Postcards · 10,986 Cities

New East Riverside Cafe and Bar Ani’s Day & Night Opens in Austin | Eater Austin

"Temporarily rounding out Ani’s lineup, this Puerto Rican fusion pop‑up hosts events at Ani’s (the next one noted for Monday, July 19) and is planned to run pop‑ups every Monday until a permanent food truck is selected." - Nadia Chaudhury

https://austin.eater.com/22577563/anis-day-night-open-new-restaurant-east-riverside-cafe-bar-austin-food-trucks
BunNan

Danak D

Google
My cousin and I chose to dine here as a pre-birthday lunch and left full, satisfied and very impressed. The ambiance, service staff and food were phenomenal. That oxtail pizza has to include Jesus tears as one of its ingredients cuz that's what I wanted to do when I bit into the first slice. Allow me to gather myself real quick. Jimmy was super helpful and attentive as well as the other gentleman (forgive me I don't recall his name). The plantain cups (griot, chicken and tasso) served as an ideal appetizer. They work as a sample portion should you decide to indulge in the sandwich version of them. Everything was washed down with a cup of passion fruit lemonade. It had the right amount of sweetness and ice to balance it out. I liked the decor, music and the bathroom was tidy and smelled good too. I would revisit for the oxtail pizza alone. Don't delay go support this local business and enrich your palate at the same time.

Marie A.

Google
Wow—where do I even begin! I drove down from Long Island with my mom, and the food absolutely lived up to the hype. As a Haitian American, I left so proud! Jimmy provided exceptional service and really made our experience special. My mom ordered the red snapper sandwich and I had the pork sandwich—both were incredible. We also tried a little bit of everything: sweet plantains, goat, a chicken patty, and we ended with the bread pudding. And that passion fruit lemonade? Unreal. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and worth the trip. Amazing experience overall. I highly recommend and will definitely be returning!

Michielle S

Google
Race & Jimmy & Victoria were such a great delight! The service was pretty good and the plating is pretty. The griot was fried hard. The flavor was good and still there but over fried and hard. The red snapper was our favorite, but the best dish was definitely the soup joumou (only served on sunday). I'd definitely recommend.

Michael B

Google
I recently dined at Bunnun, the new Haitian restaurant, and it was an unforgettable experience! From the moment I walked in, the vibrant decor and warm ambiance set the perfect tone. Our server, Jimmy, was outstanding—his knowledge of the menu and genuine enthusiasm for the dishes made our meal even more enjoyable. I highly recommend the Griot and Pikliz; they were bursting with flavor and authenticity. Jimmy's attentive service and friendly demeanor made us feel right at home. Bunnun is a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the rich flavors of Haitian cuisine!

Oneka A.

Google
The atmosphere was nice. Jimmy was a really great host, friendly, attentive and ensuring a great experience. The food was good, i love the plantain sliders. The fish and goat were a little salty but everything overall was spot on and delicious.

Shaina J.

Google
My experience here was very nice pleasant nice restaurant clean aesthetically nostalgic like a vacation. Staff were friendly. Jimmy was my server he was very attentive and friendly. Recommend so much but only have one stomach so i couldn’t get everything lol so I’ll definitely be back. The Haitian hot chocolate was so good. Food was excellent flavor was definitely there. Can’t wait to come back.

Esther F.

Google
EAT HERE ASAP!!! My friend heard about this restaurant on Tiktok and took us there on an NYC daytrip. I’ve had Hatian food before so I was familiar with the slice and flavor and thought this would be a simple lunch outing. Jimmy V, our waiter, was super patient and attendant—helped us pick out appys to try as well. One friend got the Full Size Ti Boush Platter, one got the mini Ti Boush, and my other friend and I got the djon djon rice bowl with jerk chicken. The DJON DJON RICE bowl was so phenomenal, I had to peek into the back kitchen to see who was cooking. I had to PHYSICALLY stop myself from clearing the bowl in 10 minutes. A nurse at a nearby hospital had told us to eat here as soon as we could, because by lunchtime everything was sold out. It did NOT take us long to understand why… To top it all off, the owner came out and spoke to our friend who found her restaurant and we ended lunch with such a nice conversation. BUNNAN 10/10 — Incredible!!

Nikita W.

Google
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Stellar First Impression From the moment we were looking at the menu outside, Jimmy stepped out and greeted us with the perfect mix of personality and persuasion — honest, welcoming, and confident in the food (and he didn’t lie!). He is certainly an amazing worker kept thinking this is the kind of employee I would want. The salt fish and plantain were amazing, and the breakfast biscuit was so good we ended up getting an extra — that rosemary biscuit is unforgettable. Service was top-notch from start to finish. Warm, attentive, and genuine. Will definitely be back!