This food hall has options for every foodie! There's also a Trader Joe's right there, so if you…read moreneed to enhance your selection in any way, you can just go there. The description of "diverse global cuisines" is extremely accurate. I was there on a Sunday; it was crowded but the lines weren't too long and we were able to find seating. They have tables for small or larger parties. One scary moment was when the police were looking for someone. I was startled when I walked out of the ladies room and they almost ran into me because they were on the hunt for someone. I hope they caught the person and I hope everyone is safe. There's a pretty heavy police presence in the area (or maybe it was the day I was there).

Definitely a spot we'll return to in the future. Inside an indoor mall with a Trader Joe's and…read moreTarget inside. It was definitely busy and people camped out at tables so finding a spot to sit can be hard. And, if you have no sense of direction, like me, it's easy to get turned around. That being said, I had one of the best Korean fried chicken sandwiches ever. My wife opted for a beef noodle bowl with kimchi which was also good. I ended my meal with some Ube Cake ice cream and I wanted to try every flavor at the ice cream spot! There's also a katz deli there if you want to try it without trekking to the actual Katz' deli!

Globe trotting in the Big apple is and cannot be complete without going to a wi e festival. There…read moremany types of wines for sampling as well as other spirits for those of who enjoy a good bourbon. Several food tents we're there to provide sustenance after consuming the various types of Veno. This was another venue where patience was golden....the event was well attended as such sometimes lines formed at different stations. Many of the items presented for tasting were reasonably prices and are available in our home area.

We haven't been to City Point Brooklyn in such a long time and it was a nice visit. They have…read moreTrader Joe's, Target, Van Leeuwen, a cookie shop, various eateries and small shops. 4 floors. When you want 1-2 hours to stroll through a mall, this is a pretty nice shop. They even have a movie theater upstairs...

Honestly this place came in handy. I went to a festival here and I needed food. They have a lot of…read moreoptions. I ended up being basic and getting pizza and a soda. I love that they had a brewery here too. I only came to this area for wine fest. There was a clean bathroom here too. I love how its so close to the ferry too. The service here was great too. I felt like I was treated with extra care. I love that it wasn't packed either.

Awful vibes. My phone went out of service almost immediately upon entering and the way it's set up,…read moreyou can't get to the feet conveniently & I ended up missing my ride home. I guess this is a food court only for the people who work there.

This causal multi-restaurant has Bobby Flay Steak restaurant within it. You read that right! This…read moreunsuspected causal and friendly vibe gem Downtown Brooklyn is serving Michelin star food without the worry of a reservation and dressing up. The steak was perfectly medium well and the sides complemented the meat perfectly. The staff was very friendly and asked was it my first time at the restaurant with intention of explaining the concept of the restaurant and options to order (this wasn't my first time here). I expected the food to be good but I was honestly blown away. I will be back with a rerun of this same order

Unfortunately, I've had to revise my earlier report on Wonder. What happened?…read more My initial (dare I say) wonder at the fact that they have Chinese, Thai, Mexican, Greek, barbecue, salads, cheesesteaks, pizza, fried chicken, and more, all under the same umbrella, and that it was mostly good(!) has, after several orders, given way to reality. The quality has dipped significantly. As I said previously, my entire life, I've been a large proponent of small menus. All my experience going to restaurants has told me that if people are making too many things, they aren't going to be making them that well. With this many ingredients on hand, they simply cannot be as fresh as you'd like. Most recently, they forgot to include an item in our order (devastating for the person in question), and the General Tso's chicken was just...fried bits, with very little chicken, and no sauce to speak of. Compare the photo I have with the photo of sesame chicken we'd previously tried. It's hard to believe it's the same restaurant. We may still order occasionally and hope for the best, especially since they tend to offer a lot of coupons and things are expensive these days, but I'm sad to say it's not living up to its original promise.

Love this area in dumbo that they've turned into Timeout Market. It's along the water and great…read morefor a beautiful stroll or to grab a drink. We ordered some cocktails-watermelon margharira, Aperol spritz and draft beer. The bartender was so sweet. She even gave us a whole pitcher for the price of a glass since someone ordered it by accident and cancelled. Score for us! The watermelon cocktail was so pretty. Very happening the evening since World Cup is going on. We were lucky enough to grab seats outside. The area is perfect for pics too. So pretty.

On my first visit to DUMBO, we randomly stumbled upon Time Out Market and didn't realize it was a…read morefood hall. What a fun surprise! There are so many options, which makes it easy for everyone to grab something different. I tend agree with other reviewers that the food is kinda pricy, but the portion was generously sized so I had leftovers for a snack later that day, Photo tip: Take the elevator up and head straight to the rooftop for views of the Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, and NYC skyline. Catching golden hour would be a bonus. Regardless of the time of day, the waterfront views are definitely part of the experience, so don't skip this! Good to know: Seating is communal and first-come, and no reservation is needed for regular dining. Peak hours means it'll be challenging to find seating but go before the lunch rush and you'll be fine. Apparently, vendor hours can vary, so check before you go. One little heads-up: I've visited in both summer and winter, and the bathroom line was crazy both times! I read there's another option downstairs that's less chaotic, so definitely check for that. Hopefully, I'll remember that for next time. Coming from Manhattan? The F train to York Street is a convenient option. Overall, a fun spot to grab a bite, enjoy the views, and explore DUMBO all in one stop.

The Hainan chicken rice is one of the best value and best tasting meals in Dekalb. You get a soup,…read morechicken rice, and veggies in addition to the chicken! The soup is comforting, the chicken rice is so flavorful, the veggies are cooked and seasoned well, and the chicken is never dry. They usually have quite a few customers so you may have to wait a bit during mealtimes (~20m) but it's easy to eat at one of the tables nearby or take it to go. Dekalb market is a great place for groups who want multiple options as well.

Perfect! Exactly…read morewhat I am looking for in a Hainan style chicken and rice. Poached chicken, served cool over chicken fat rice, with an accompaniment of sliced cucumbers, greens, broth and of course the typical red hot sauce and hoisin sauce - perfection! I have eaten Hainan style chicken and rice across much of SE and E Asia, and Hainan Jones brought me right back to some of the best that I can recall. Housed in the Urban Hawker center on W 50th, and served in a true Hawker style as one of many, everything about it is true to form. From the fast casual setting, to its use of spoons and forks as utensils, everything brought me back. If you are ever in the area, I recommend stopping by for a delicious, fast and healthy lunch. Cheers!

After a string of bad Japchae at different restaurants I won't name, my expectations were very low,…read morebut the vegetable Japchae at SSAM was actually not bad at all. The menu is not large but I was only after one dish. Service is good. The hardwood benches are fine once but opt for regular seat if available.

In the mood for korean food and found SSAM, walked in and was able to scan the space quickly before…read moredeciding on one of the lunch menu items that I enjoy, bibimbap. The staff was friendly and helpful and I was able to choose my protein from a variety of options. The dining area is spacious and can accommodate a good crowd. Needed to use the restroom so I headed to their restroom to find it was spacious and very clean, a big plus for me. The kitchen area is not seen but I imagine it is kept clean and organized. Down to the food, the bibimbap was delicious even without the condiments that comes with the dish. This eatery will see me again when craving this dish.

You know how it is when you enter a good food hall: decision fatigue is real. Then your eyes land…read moreon this little Szechuan paradise, images of dry hot pot dance in your head and and everything is OK. Decision made. This is a restaurant within the food hall and in general I prefer having full service rather than going up to a counter, unless I'm in a huge rush. The cool thing is, we were seated quickly, ordered and our food was out in minutes. In fact, it came out even before the wine and beer that we'd ordered (no complaints at all. They don't at all make you feel rushed. Service was excellent!) I didn't even realize I was that hungry when I sat down. But minutes after ordering my tofu, hot pot style (there are an array of different styles and proteins available from black bean to salt & pepper), I devoured the entire thing. Hot joy. Pure fucking bliss. No further notes.

Lowest They have the…read moreWORST custom set service! They are extremely passive aggressive, rude and have complete disregard for the time of others. Trust me the food is TOO MID to endure such a waste of time and disrespectful communication.

The Rogue Panda has officially become one of my favorite restaurants at Time Out Market. It's…read morelocated on the X floor and I love that it's away from the chaotic lines etc because it's much easier to snag a table and take your time in reviewing the menu. For food, I got a chance to try most of the menu and I wasn't disappointed by one single thing. Out of everything I ate (check my photos), my favorites were as follows: Kung Pao Brussels, Orange Chicken, and the Sichuan Dry Rub Chicken Wings. Also, I typically love fried dumplings more than steamed usually but the steamed Shiitake Mushroom & Cabbage dumplings won me over. Next time I go back, I will definitely be getting another round of those. Big thanks to the Chef and Owner who continuously blew me away, morsel after morsel. Can't wait to return!

The food was good and service was okay, it's a small spot, so there is going to be a wait. There's…read moreseating options indoors and outdoors, however it is usually crowded, so prepare to walk around with your plates while searching for seating. I would come back here. Also, it's located on the Rooftop, not the first floor!

As frequent KBBQ eaters, my boyfriend and I decided it was time to try a more refined take on…read moreKorean dining. Since I was staying in Brooklyn for work, Haenyeo was an easy choice for a date night dinner. We went on a Thursday evening around 8pm. We didn't have a reservation but were seated immediately without a wait. The restaurant was fairly busy; if you're planning ahead I would consider making a reservation. We started with an order of the Japchae. Then we ordered the Bibimbop with chicken and the Bulgogi. The Japchae was underwhelming. Not a strong flavor profile, leaned sort of bland. The entrees were much better. The rice in the Bibimbop had a really yummy crispy layer. When all mixed together, it's a great melody of flavors and textures. The Bulgogi was equally enjoyable. Definitely recommend the red spicy sauce it comes with. We shared both entrees among 2 people and felt the portions sizes were decent - neither left hungry. The service was okay. We didn't seem to have a dedicated server. It felt like all the wait staff takes care of everyone simultaneously? Everyone was friendly; there was just a long wait for someone to come for our food order. If you're looking for an authentic experience with Korean food, this may be the spot for you.

My boyfriend and I have been on a quest to introduce his mother to as many new cultures through…read morefood as we can when she visits us in Brooklyn. Last night we decided it was time she try Korean food, and specifically he wanted to choose a Bib Gourmand restaurant. We booked this reservation the same day, and watched spots get taken as we booked on the website! Street parking wasn't hard to find and we were greeted and seated immediately. We loved the calming atmosphere inside and had a table with a view of everything. After offering us water, we decided on drinks. I ordered the Velvet Reviver, which was described as an espresso martini meets a White Russian. It was delicious and almost like a dessert drink. My boyfriend ordered The Squid & The Whale which grew on all of us, especially paired with our food. To start, we shared the Yache pajun (vegetable scallion pancakes) and the Dukboki fundido (a Mexican inspired spicy, hot, cheesy dip with my favorite chewy Korean rice cakes inside). The scallion pancakes were delicious and had much more texture than once I have tried in the past, paired with a perfect vinegary sauce you can spoon on top. We all loved the dip and it was the perfect amount of spicy and comforting chewiness. I then was recommended a white wine to pair with the appetizer I chose as my entree, the Yeoneo. Each slice of salmon was incredibly fresh, and they were very generous with the amount of row that was served as well. The greens and avocado slices were great as well to add more texture. My boyfriend then ordered a yummy beer and the Daegu jorim. We absolutely adored this dish and noted that the cod had perfect structure to it, that almost mimic that of the deliciously cooked radishes in this dish. His mother ordered the ultimate comfort dish of the night, the Kalbi jjim (with no jalapeños). We were in awe at how the meat fell apart due to how tender it was. If you like melt in your mouth beef and stew like dishes, this is the dish for you. Our food was served with some banchan: amazing kimchi, myeolchi bokkeum (dried anchovies, much more mild than you'd expect), and kongjang (soy beans, also mild and with more chew than a typical edamame you might expect). We absolutely loved our dinner here and how helpful and kind the weight staff was, explaining different dishes and flavors, and clearing and switching out our plates at every turn.