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307 5th Avenue
New York, NY
+12128890089
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Cuisine: korean, barbecue

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Let's Meat is a restaurant in New York, NY. The median home value in Kings County is around $889,700. It sits near Arista Preparatory School (5.7 mi), Congregation Ahavas Moische (6.4 mi) and Freedom Hall Church of God (6.5 mi). You can reach it by phone at +12128890089. We use a specialized grill imported from Korea called a **‘Cap-Style’** grill. This drains the fat to make the meat lean & less greasy. Some favorite things to cook on a cap-style grill are thinly sliced beef brisket, pork belly, & vegetables. The menu centers on korean, barbecue cooking. Other restaurants nearby include Abiko Curry (0.1 mi) and Akura Sushi (0.1 mi). This stretch of New York is easiest to place by Jesus Christ Apostolic Church. Its website is https://www.letsmeatnyc.com/. It sits 6.3 miles northwest of central New York, at 40.7467° N, 73.9856° W. It's located at 307 5th Avenue. We use a specialized grill imported from Korea called a ‘Cap-Style’ grill. This drains the fat to make the meat lean & less greasy. Some favorite things to cook on a cap-style grill are thinly sliced beef brisket, pork belly, & vegetables.

Let's Meat, a restaurant in New York, NY, sits at 307 5th Avenue. Their site puts it this way: We use a specialized grill imported from Korea called a **‘Cap-Style’** grill. This drains the fat to make the meat lean & less greasy. Some favorite things to cook on a cap-style grill are thinly sliced beef brisket, pork belly, & vegetables. The menu leans korean, barbecue.

It's 6.4 mi from Congregation Ahavas Moische (place of worship). Let's Meat is 6.5 mi from Freedom Hall Church of God (place of worship). It sits 6.8 mi from Utica Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses (place of worship).

It carries a 4.3-star Google rating from 2,902 reviews. It is one of 4548 restaurants listed for New York. 483 are within roughly a mile of this address. If dietary needs matter at your table, it is worth asking how the kitchen handles gluten-free or allergy requests before you go. Other restaurants nearby: Joomak Banjum (less than 0.1 mi), Gopchang Story BBQ (less than 0.1 mi), and Bentos (less than 0.1 mi).

The median household income in Kings County is about $78,548. Kings County has roughly 1,009,596 households. The median home value in Kings County is around $889,700. The average commute in Kings County is about 42 minutes. The area sees roughly 49 inches of rain a year. The local food scene leans toward Mexican, Italian, Pizza. Wingate is a neighborhood in the north central portion of the New York City borough of Brooklyn. Reach Let's Meat at +12128890089 or https://www.letsmeatnyc.com/. Let's Meat appears here from public listings. Claim the page to keep hours, services, and booking details current.

Nearby landmarks: 6.4 mi from Congregation Ahavas Moische (place of worship) · 6.5 mi from Freedom Hall Church of God (place of worship) · 6.8 mi from Utica Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses (place of worship)

Frequently asked questions

Where is Let's Meat located?
Let's Meat is at 307 5th Avenue, New York, NY.
What are Let's Meat's hours?
Hours aren't listed publicly. Call +12128890089 to confirm before you go.
What other restaurants are near Let's Meat?
Nearby restaurants include Joomak Banjum (less than 0.1 mi), Gopchang Story BBQ (less than 0.1 mi), and Bentos (less than 0.1 mi).
How do I contact Let's Meat?
Call +12128890089 or visit https://www.letsmeatnyc.com/.
What should I look for in a restaurant in New York?
Reservation policy varies a lot at this size of restaurant — some hold tables only for larger parties, others are strictly walk-in. Checking hours and confirming details directly with the business is always worth the two minutes.
From their website

We use a specialized grill imported from Korea called a **‘Cap-Style’** grill. This drains the fat to make the meat lean & less greasy. Some favorite things to cook on a cap-style grill are thinly sliced beef brisket, pork belly, & vegetables.

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