Skip to content
Bushwick Daily
Advertisement
Met FreshMet Fresh

Restaurants

Photos: Newly Reopened Bunker Vietnamese Pays Homage to Unpretensious Street Food

Finally, finally, Bunker Vietnamese reopened on 99 Scott Avenue.

Photos: Newly Reopened Bunker Vietnamese Pays Homage to Unpretensious Street Food

Photos: Newly Reopened Bunker Vietnamese Pays Homage to Unpretensious Street Food

Finally, finally, Bunker Vietnamese reopened on 99 Scott Avenue.

Photos: Newly Reopened Bunker Vietnamese Pays Homage to Unpretensious Street Food
Advertisement
Met FreshMet Fresh

On a frigid Thursday night we found ourselves trickling through the industrial park with the vision of warm delicious Vietnamese food in our bellies. After a long wait, the wonderfully phenomenal restaurant, Bunker Vietnamese, has re-opened at a new, much larger location, 99 Scott Ave.

Similarly to their former location at 46-63 Metropolitan Ave., the new space remains situated in the realm of functional industrial warehouses. But is is important to mention that it takes only 8 minutes of walk to get there from the Jefferson L train stop, unlike the 15-minute walk to their previous location.

New Bunker shares its walls with meadery Honey’s, another one of the delightful new establishments we’re really excited to have in the neighborhood. And if you’re a fan of electronic music and large raves, you will recognize the space as a former home of a pop-up dance club, Brooklyn Mirage.

Bunker is so deserving of its new, delightfully spacious location. Already on their opening night, the patrons almost entirely filled the large warehouse, the walls of which are painted in…

Thanks for reading Bushwick Daily.

Create your free account or log in to continue reading.

By continuing, you agree to the Membership Terms and Privacy Policy.

Enjoy unlimited access to all of Bushwick Daily. See membership options

Cover image: Katarina Hybenova for Bushwick Daily

AdvertisementFrom Bushwick Daily

Reach North Brooklyn

Put your business in front of 129K site visitors a month.

Advertise with us
Advertisement
Met Fresh

Thanks for being a member.

Read next

News

East Williamsburg awarded $20 million state grant to overhaul its commercial corridors

New York State awarded East Williamsburg a $20 million Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant, with a public workshop set for September 23 at the Williamsburg Community Center at 195 Graham Avenue.

nuclear cinema screens ‘We Live in Public’ at Signal on September 23, with Josh Harris on the panel

News ·

Permits filed for a 15-story mixed-use building at 23 Spencer Street in Bed-Stuy

News ·

The G is losing nearly 40 percent of its 2026 weekends to the signal fix the MTA swears is worth it

News ·

Advertise with Bushwick Daily

Reach North Brooklyn, and the New Yorkers who read it.

Written in Bushwick, read across the city since 2009.

129K site visitors a month 1–2M Instagram impressions a month 24K email list members
Advertise with us →
Become a member of Bushwick Daily