Celebrate AAPI History Month with Yamazaki Home’s curated guide to AAPI-owned businesses in Greenpoint and Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Explore local spots to eat, shop, and get inspired.

This AAPI History Month, we're shining a light on the incredible AAPI-owned businesses in our very own community. As proud residents of Greenpoint, the vibrant north Brooklyn neighborhood that Yamazaki calls home, our staff selected their favorite AAPI-owned spots throughout the neighborhood (and Williamsburg) to spotlight this month.
We've put together a map of our favorite spots—places to eat, shop, and connect—so you can explore our neighborhood and support the community in meaningful, everyday ways.
Whether you're in town visiting, looking for a new place to grab a bite, or looking for design inspiration, we selected our favorite local businesses that you can support in person or explore online!
ACRE
64 Meserole Ave Brooklyn, NY 11222
"I love ACRE's karaage bento lunch, which is served in a cute Japanese-style bento box. They also sell traditional Japanese home goods in the front, so I always enjoy both delicious food and browsing what they sell there!" —Taisei K.
Bin Bin Sake
29 Norman Ave Brooklyn NY 11222
Chika Brooklyn
102 Ainslie St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Chinese Musician
151 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Dashi Okume
50 Norman Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Good Luck NYC
68 Greenpoint Ave STE 2, Brooklyn, NY 11222
"I’ve known Kiku, the co-owner and artist of Good Luck NYC, since his previous shop. His artwork is this amazing blend of traditional Japanese style with a cute, almost anime-like vibe. He’s super talented and really fun to talk to—which matters, especially when you’re hanging out for a long session." —Ayumi H.
Lingo
27 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Little Tiffin
970 Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
Patisserie Tomoko
568 Union Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Pilgrim Surf + Supply
33 Grand St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
PPL
189 Roebling St, Brooklyn, NY 11211
"I first discovered PPL while visiting, before I moved to NYC. With time to spare before dinner, I stepped into this quiet, plant-filled space and found something special. The Hoji-cha quickly became my favorite—roasty, comforting, and familiar. Even now, it reminds me of that first visit, calm in the middle of the city." —Ryo N.
Rule of Thirds
171 Banker St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
"I love the Buddhist Duck at Rule of Thirds, especially when it is served with Bancha bone broth. They also have many tasty Sakes." —Sayuri M.
Taku Sando
29 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
"I love Taku Sando's Tamago Sandwich, a classic Japanese style egg sandwich. It is so good!
But I just discovered they also have a Potato Croquette Sandwich! The sauce, plus that little kick from the spicy Japanese mustard is amazing!" —Ayumi H.
Yoseka Stationery
63 West St, Brooklyn, NY 11222
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