KBBQ Greenpoint, a new late-night Korean barbecue restaurant, began service on June 18, 2024, at 658 Manhattan Avenue. The restaurant operates until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

KBBQ Greenpoint is the latest addition to Manhattan Avenue’s growing restaurant scene. The restaurant focuses on tableside Korean barbecue, offering a late-night option for diners in Greenpoint. Management confirmed that the location was previously home to a Polish bakery.

The menu features classics such as bulgogi, galbi, and pork belly, along with shareable sides like kimchi and japchae. KBBQ Greenpoint sources its meats from local suppliers and offers both à la carte and prix fixe options. Vegetarian selections are available, but the focus remains on grilled meats.

The interior features a mix of booth and communal seating, accommodating parties large and small. Ventilation systems are installed at each table for smokeless grilling. The restaurant is currently operating on a walk-in basis, but management indicated that reservations may be introduced as demand increases.

Ownership is a partnership between chef Jae Kim and investor Mira Park, both previously involved with Korean dining projects in Queens. Staff includes former employees of Flushing’s barbecue establishments. The team said the late hours are intended to attract both local residents and industry workers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours of operation for KBBQ Greenpoint?

KBBQ Greenpoint is open daily from 5 p.m. to midnight, with extended hours until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The management has stated these hours may be adjusted according to customer demand and feedback during the first months of business.

Does KBBQ Greenpoint take reservations?

Currently, KBBQ Greenpoint operates on a walk-in only policy. Management has indicated that a reservation system may be implemented if high demand continues on weekends. Group seating is available and large parties are encouraged to call ahead.

What menu items are available at KBBQ Greenpoint?

The menu features tableside Korean barbecue options including bulgogi, galbi, pork belly, and brisket. There are also vegetarian items, appetizers such as kimchi and japchae, and a selection of Korean beers and soju. Prix fixe and à la carte formats are both available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours of operation for KBBQ Greenpoint?

KBBQ Greenpoint is open daily from 5 p.m. to midnight, with extended hours until 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.

Does KBBQ Greenpoint take reservations?

KBBQ Greenpoint currently operates on a walk-in only basis, but management may introduce reservations if demand remains high.

Where is KBBQ Greenpoint located?

KBBQ Greenpoint is located at 658 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

What menu items are available at KBBQ Greenpoint?

The menu includes bulgogi, galbi, pork belly, brisket, vegetarian options, appetizers like kimchi and japchae, and offers both à la carte and prix fixe formats.

Who owns KBBQ Greenpoint?

KBBQ Greenpoint is owned by chef Jae Kim and investor Mira Park, both with prior experience in Queens Korean dining projects.

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