Czen

Mr. Shillington

CZEN is going to be a gem of Brooklyn. It’s off the beaten path due to its location. The fusion of Caribbean and Asian is a true testament to culinary arts. The pictures show their work of authentic dining experience. Please don’t go if you're seeking huge meal portions. It’s art meeting elegance. The small restaurants have the ambiance but not the staff to match their magnificent displays of fine dining. The team needs name tags with logos because you can’t hear them over the patron’s chatter or music. Even when busy, the young staff is not paying attention to their table for additional orders or to request your cheque. The tables are small to maximize space, I’d imagine, and the drinks are many, so I’d have to get back to you as I work my way through the drinks menu. Please, go check them out for yourself. Reservations are a must to dine in.

Jamel Schofield

The atmosphere was cool, grown, and relaxed. The drinks were tasty and strong(me:Brooklyn Bridge, her:coconut mojito)(not just a cup of alcohol). I had the salmon burger and fries(A1), my lady had the Honey butter garlic shrimp, she said was scrumptious. I recommend this spot if your in Brooklyn.

Warkah Scott

The restaurant itself has a nice aesthetic and the food is very well presented but definitely doesn't live up to expectations flavor/price wise. The lobster is fried in the shell so the coating ends up staying there and the waffles didn't have anything going for them without the (very good) caramel or syrup. Worth a revisit for the dinner menu since we did go too early for some of the other options.

Pashence Carmon

4 stars. Food was absolute amazing. I went for brunch before it was amazing. Only thing I would say for my dine in experience my waitress did not check in or come back after she place our order she assisted other tables so we waited, even …