
Brooklyn Lunch at Two, From Ramen to Chaat
Ghee-toasted buns carry all-beef hot dogs, South Asian spices and chutneys at Time Out Market. The Desi American pop-up blends Pakistani heritage with Chicago style, contrasting with the other kitchens' Middle Eastern plates and ramen.


Heights Falafel packs its chicken shawarma sandwich with meat. Crisp falafel also appears on its affordable Tunisian and Middle Eastern menu. This small Henry Street spot has operated for 25 years. The kitchen prepares meals promptly. A short walk from Dumbo, it opens daily from 11 AM to 9 PM.
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Kogane Ramen serves fresh, handmade ramen in a snug, wood-walled room on Henry Street. Bowls feature firm, soup-absorbing noodles topped with soft, runny eggs. The menu includes savory shoyu, spicy kimchi broth and a matcha-infused option. Octopus balls and sake can round out a two o'clock lunch.
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Regulars recommend dining in at Tutt Heights Cafe for pita straight from the oven. Shawarma and babaghanoush share the menu with salads and sandwiches. Instrumental music plays in the modest Hicks Street room, which has comfortable seating. Outdoor seating is also available.
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At Time Out Market, Chaat Dog puts all-beef halal hot dogs in ghee-toasted buns with South Asian spices and chutneys. Chef Pervaiz Shallwani's Desi American pop-up blends Pakistani heritage with Chicago. The menu also includes a veggie dog and a butter chicken smash sandwich. Add potato salad to lunch or take home some chaat mix.
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