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&lt;p&gt;In this side of Brooklyn, we were visiting Industry City which is in an area around the vicinity of Sunset Park. This area was a converted set of warehouses into a mall of sorts that has eateries, furniture stores, and &amp;ldquo;Japan Village&amp;rdquo;. Japan Village is basically a small Japanese market and a set of Japanese eateries. As we were leaving, we decided to try one of these restaurants to get a sense of how it tasted compared to areas in Manhattan. My partner was craving for Gyuya, which was a Japanese BBQ place.&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>