Is Rule of Thirds in Brooklyn Worth the Hype?

Rule of Thirds is a trendy Greenpoint restaurant serving up modern Japanese flare.

While it’s a popular dinner spot, on weekends, they serve up brunch! Nothing beats a cheeky Sunday brunch, and my friend and I managed to snag a 2:30pm reservation.

Here’s the rundown of what we tried ⬇️⬇️⬇️

1️⃣Chicken Katsu Sandwich

📌This sandwich features panko fried chicken thigh with daikon, mustard, and mayo all on milk bread.

📌The chicken had a solid crunch and was nice and juicy, and I LOVED the milk bread. I wish there had been an added sauce or perhaps more mustard on the side to give it an elevated flavor layer given the $19 price tag.

2️⃣Kaarage

📌This app featured fried chicken with a ginger soy and tartar sauce

📌The chicken was delightfully crunchy with a lighter, more tempura like batter compared to the katsu. I also loved the ginger soy sauce!

💰Price:$17

3️⃣Japanese Souffle Pancake

✨The total star of the show!

📌It was outrageously fluffy with an angel food cake meets Dutch baby meets pancake vibe. The honey maple butter on top was delectable, and the sesame added a unique flavor that I loved.

📌You do have the option to add a scoop of ice cream—we didn’t spring for it, but I imagine it’d be stellar!

💰Price: $20

Pro Tip: Rule of Thirds is quite the trek to get to. Make a day of it and hit the thrift shops in Greenpoint!

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