Supercore is a cozy little diner serving light Japanese fare such as curry, soba, and a personal favorite – beni-tori, chicken slowly simmered in soy-sauce and ginger. Great occasional change-up from the regular western brunch on weekends. Nice chill space with warm wooden interior. Bonus points for serving kimchee.

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Pricing: Not Cheap
Venue: Sit Down
Cuisine: Sushi
Favorite Dish(es): Sushi Omakase (Chef’s choice), Sesame Torte

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Only found this place looking for a local spot to take my parents. I’ve never really even considered having sushi in Brooklyn (aside from Blue Ribbon) since there’s just so many options in Manhattan, but I’m really glad we tried this spot out. It’s not the best or most creative – it’s just super solid. And for sushi in Williamsburg, that goes a long way. Pristine museum white interior decor with comfy banquette seating and super attentive and professional waitstaff. Definitely a scene on the weekends, with a bar area in front. A fancy but not uber-chic spot to impress the fam or a date.

Sashimi Omakase. Sushi was better. Some good stuff, some standard. Fresh and clean.

Sukiyaki Terrine. Funky french-inspired remix of the classic hotpot dish.

some kind of salty balls app. definitely did not need to order this.

golden sesame torte with black sesame ice cream. best dessert i've had at a sushi spot. could eat the whole cake.

white everywhere, kind of kubrick meets MOMA.