I visited Industry City this weekend with my husband. We took the train from Herald Square to 36th…read moreSt in Sunset Park (D train on the way over there, then the N on the way back). It's a short walk a few blocks over from the subway station. The place is HUGE! We didn't cover everything, but I know I already want to return and see more. Yesterday, we visited Japan Village and House of GOAL NY mainly, and we had lunch at the Food Hall and visited the two-story Petco store there. We cut through Innovation Alley to get to different buildings throughout the day, so we got to see a variety of shops, eateries, and courtyards in the Industry City compound (yeah, that was intentional, I said compound). It's a vibrant place with how the indoor and outdoor areas are laid out, designed, and decorated. By design, it's a space to bring people together and gather, etc. I also noticed how accessibility friendly it was with ramps, clear signage for elevators, etc. I really liked Industry City a lot and will come back for sure :)

I went to Industry City for a work retreat and I was honestly surprised by how much there is to do…read morein one place. After lunch I spent about an hour strolling around and it felt like I could have stayed even longer. There are so many restaurants and stores that you can wander without any plan and still find something interesting. The whole space has this open creative energy that feels very Brooklyn. You see families, people working on laptops, groups hanging out, and visitors just exploring. The courtyards are really nice to walk through and the art installations give the place a fun personality. It feels like a mix of food hall, shopping area, and outdoor hangout spot all in one. There are great food options, coffee spots, and little shops that make it easy to spend time there without rushing. It is the kind of place where you can grab lunch, walk around, sit outside for a bit, and still feel like you have more to see. I left thinking I need to come back on a weekend when I can take my time. It is a really enjoyable spot in Brooklyn and perfect for a relaxed afternoon.

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.

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!

We had a show at the Brooklyn Paramount and needed a spot to have dinner before the show. Doors…read moreopen for VIP at 5:30PM so it had to be an early / fast dinner. I don't spend a lot of time in Brooklyn, so I actually had no idea that the Dekalb Market Hall was a thing until I started zooming in/out on Google Maps. This sounded like the best idea for our group of 4 - we could all get whatever we wanted to eat without having to compromise on one cuisine! Jokes on us, 3/4 of us ended up getting food at Hainan Jones. I had a grilled chicken bowl from Wiki Wiki and we also had boba from Tea Makers. Everything at Hainan Jones was great. The bowl at Wiki Wiki was really good. The boba was just fine. You really can't go wrong with Dekalb Market Hall, there are literally so many options. When we were leaving, we realized there was an entire whole section that we had not even realized was there! A plus is that there are bathrooms inside so you can use it before you leave.

My first time ever was back when they were still in the food court. The congee was amazing, and…read moretheir roast pork and roast duck were legit so good. Ever since they moved to the new storefront though, every visit has just gotten worse. The spot itself is small but busy, enough that takeout orders are flying out. There's a self serve dine in area in the back, but it's unkept. I'm not in this area as often anymore, so it's even more disappointing when the experience doesn't feel worth the trip. The congee is still good, texture and flavor, but the whole experience a little sour now. My partner and I agree we'd rather spend our money at our usual spot instead. I get the usual service vibe for a local Chinese spot like this, but this time they unfairly charged me $25 for an appetizer that was literally just bits and ends. The service was rough, it felt like they were forcing pieces on us and couldn't care less. They didn't give us spoons for our congee, and they forgot our fried crueller. When I asked for it, they gave me attitude instead of just owning it. At this point, after enough tries here, I'm good.

My go to spot for roast meats and congee! Tasty food at great prices. It's no frills, so don't…read moreexpect great service. There are a few tables if you want to dine in, but it's pretty bare bones. I usually just grab takeout.

I visited Japan Village over the weekend for the first time. I know for sure that I haven't seen…read moreeverything it has to offer, but just from yesterday's experience, it gets 5 stars from me! There's so much to discover and experience there. Japan Village offers two dedicated floors with a wonderous assortment of eateries, shops, and courtyard areas at Building 3/4. The Loft on the 2nd floor also offers family friendly areas that kids can enjoy. I saw they also hold events and performances on occasion, and there are also displays and information about Japanese culture and events in the NYC-area (e.g. Japan Cuts: Festival of New Japanese Film '26 at Japan Society). I love the murals that decorate the hallways and walls in the courtyard. We had a lot of fun yesterday.

This is a neat place where the shopping (the cute dollar type store) outweighs the food. I would…read moreabsolutely go here more often if it was not almost 1.5 hours from my house. It was a fun experience for my son but my daughter has celiac disease and the only thing she could eat was ice cream. This is a common problem for her since wheat is in a ton of food. Since she is not used to this ice cream style, she didn't like it, but that's not on the vendor. My son enjoyed his ramen bowl. He said the sushi was in between a Japanese restaurant and store prepackaged and it was edible it just didnt knock his socks off. Overall a nice experience. I would love it if there was something like this in NJ

Great experience at this location. Ordered on app, got notifications of when it was ready. Went in…read morewhen I got the text it was ready and it was on the shelf, ready for pickup! So easy. I ordered yasas, Alanaza, Fred's meat&. Bread. Everything was good. Alanza was a bit overpriced, small servings. Other places I ordered from had good portion size. The menu confuses me a little because I know the green w indicates I can order it at the location to be picked up...but what about the non green w mean? There are a lot of options and it's kind of mind blowing how many there are. I was concerned how will the get all my orders correct but they did. Ambiance not so good. Outside was a sea of DoorDash as well as inside. Order was warm and correct . Keep up the good work!

Wonder... you broke my heart …read more I have come to Wonder a lot since it opened, I love the idea and I do come here with friends when we can't agree on what to get (just as the commercials suggest). But the last time I came, things weren't so good. I came in faded and ordered a brisket sandwich and fries. They came relatively quick and I was chilling while I waited. It came out after roughly 10 minutes and I sat down and dug in. I was halfway through the sandwich when I felt something hard in my mouth, I took it out and saw a little ball-like thing that looked like it could be part of some type of food but definitely not a brisket sandwich. Regardless, I didn't think much of it, taking it out and moving on. But that's when I saw a weird little plastic object in my fries. I took it out to see what looked like a condiment nozzle. Now I can live with a weird little ball, but a weird little plastic object, no way! So I went up to the counter to say something. I waited for someone to come out so I could talk to them, but after 10 minutes no one came and I just cut my losses and dipped. I wish I didn't have to give this review because I do think Wonder has good food, service, and ambiance, but this was disappointing.

This for me is the jewel of Sunset Park. If you walk in here, you can pick up some good…read moreentertainment. There is a nice boutique electronic store in the back, Cell phone repair and dealer, and gold shop. The only thing missing is a food shop. If this mall had a food court or a bakery, the entertainment business would absolutely kill. The location is great, coming from Queens, I can hop on the N two blocks away and not venture north into the seafood markets. The location is situated right before the street fair like market where the crowd dissipates or disperses.

I suppose you could call this a mall…read more Not in the sense that Kings Plaza or The Manhattan Mall are malls, but it is a long room with a couple different purveyors lining tables on the sides (and a dark, ominous area in the back that I'm assuming is where murder happens). You could also call it good, if you're into purchasing dollar DVDs after you stuff your face with dim sum. And that's all I have to say about that.

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...