
a-un Brooklyn
4.8 (288)restaurant
This cozy Brooklyn spot pairs warm hospitality with Japanese comfort food, from fresh sushi to steaming wagyu udon.
People
ToshiOwner
KakuOwner
Description

Partners Toshi and Kaku opened the restaurant with a name inspired by the Japanese idiom a-un no kokyuu, meaning mutual understanding without words. The kitchen serves seasonal dishes across brunch, dinner, and late-night hours, focusing on plates like pork cutlet curry, curry udon, and a textured oyster crunchy rice bowl. While the service is fast and helpful, the limited space can feel rushed during busy periods.


