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What to Eat at Hachi, Now Serving Pan-Asian off Lorimer

Inside Hachi
Inside Hachi Photo: Dan Amira

Williamsburg folks near the Lorimer stop have a new pan-Asian option in Hachi Asian Bistro, which opened last week. The space has Buddha statues, Asian prints on distressed cement walls, and two chandeliers built from dark-colored glass bottles. One owner is Eric Ong, of Nana in Park Slope, and specialty rolls like the bullet — shrimp tempura with avocado and spicy garlic-chile sauce — share space on the menu with a mix of curry, noodle, and sauté dishes, plus some oddities like a sushi pizza and King Crab fajitas. Hours are Monday through Friday 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. and weekends from noon to 11 p.m. A full liquor license kicks in next week.

Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a manicured outdoor space.


A glass-bottle chandelier, and the exterior. Photo: Dan Amira

Hachi Menu [PDF]

Hachi Asian Bistro, 631 Grand St., nr. Leonard St., Williamsburg, Brooklyn; 718-218-9888

What to Eat at Hachi, Now Serving Pan-Asian off Lorimer