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Iron Chef House

92 Clark Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Monday through Friday, 11:30am-2:45pm, 4:30pm-11:00pm Saturday, 1-11:30 Sunday, 4-10:30

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My children’s favorite lunch spot in all of Brooklyn is a little Japanese restaurant tucked into a side street in Brooklyn Heights. It’s very simple and small, and not too fancy. The servers are kind and the sushi and other Japanese fare is good. Especially pleasing to my children and the others I see dining there are the lunchtime bento boxes – including more than 5 offerings of salad, soup, dumplings, meat, and more – all ranging from $9 to $12. Stop in for a quick bite before or after walking along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade or touring around Brooklyn Bridge Park.

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Renee L Lajeunesse
Renee was born in rural Maine and spent her childhood days playing in the woods and tending to her family's farm animals and large garden. She's spent the last 20 years far from her rural roots, living in large cities both in the US and abroad. Her family -- including her two daughters, age 6 and 10 -- just recently located to Brooklyn, New York after spending two years living abroad in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Renee looks forward to exploring and discovering all of the active, family-friendly activities that Brooklyn has to offer!
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