Sunup, a Korean diner by chef Hyejin Kim, opened June 5 at 98 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights. The restaurant offers breakfast service starting at 6 a.m.

Sunup is a new Korean diner from chef-owner Hyejin Kim, marking its debut in Brooklyn Heights this week. The restaurant sits at 98 Montague Street, occupying a former bakery space near Court Street. With opening hours starting at 6 a.m., Sunup aims to serve early risers in the neighborhood.

The menu at Sunup focuses on approachable Korean-American breakfast and lunch dishes. Offerings include kimchi omelets, bulgogi breakfast sandwiches, and rice porridge. Coffee and house-made juices are also available.

Hyejin Kim, previously of Manhattan’s Nowon, designed Sunup to reflect elements of classic diners while highlighting Korean flavors. The space features counter seating and table service, with capacity for 36 guests. No reservations are accepted at this time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Sunup’s hours of operation?

Sunup opens daily at 6 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. The restaurant serves both breakfast and lunch. Hours may adjust in the coming months based on demand.

Who is behind Sunup?

Chef-owner Hyejin Kim leads Sunup. Kim previously cooked at Nowon in Manhattan and has experience in both Korean and American kitchens.

What dishes are featured on Sunup’s menu?

The menu includes Korean breakfast staples such as kimchi omelets, bulgogi sandwiches, and juk (rice porridge). Classic diner items and beverages like coffee are also available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Sunup’s hours of operation?

Sunup is open daily from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. and serves both breakfast and lunch.

Where is Sunup located?

Sunup is located at 98 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn.

Who is the chef-owner of Sunup?

The chef-owner of Sunup is Hyejin Kim, who previously worked at Nowon in Manhattan.

What kind of food does Sunup serve?

Sunup serves Korean-American breakfast and lunch dishes, including kimchi omelets, bulgogi sandwiches, and rice porridge.

Does Sunup accept reservations?

No, Sunup does not accept reservations at this time.

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