Brooklyn Chop House is set to attract large crowds in Abu Dhabi, offering its signature fusion of traditional steakhouse dishes with bold Asian influences. Founded by renowned music impresario Robert “Don Pooh” Cummins and partner David Thomas, the restaurant captures the cultural diversity that defines New York City. Guests can look forward to an artistic\culinary experience featuring dumplings, satays, salads, soups, and their famous selection of steaks and chops. One of their most indulgent steaks in the US is priced at $189 (nearly AED 700), so diners can expect a premium dining experience. Brooklyn Chop House restaurant will replace the former Indian eatery, Angar, and the Italian restaurant, Amici. Yas Island promises an unforgettable dining experience at Brooklyn Chop House.
**ABU DHABI RESERVATIONS: December 5th-8th, 2024, for up to 6ppl at Brooklyn Chop House, Abu Dhabi, can be made by emailing Ginag@ginagpr.com. Include the date, name, phone, and party. **
About Brooklyn Chop House Abu Dhabi
Brooklyn Chop House Abu Dhabi offers a world-class dining experience that masterfully combines the bold flavors of Asian cuisine with the timeless appeal of a classic steakhouse. Situated on the luxurious Yas Island, this iconic restaurant mirrors its renowned New York locations, blending innovation, culture, and culinary artistry. Owned by esteemed music impresario Robert “Don Pooh” Cummins and partner David Thomas, Brooklyn Chop House Abu Dhabi captures the dynamic energy of New York City while reflecting the elegance and sophistication of Abu Dhabi.
With a menu that harmonizes daring flavors and traditional steakhouse favorites, the restaurant delivers a sensory journey enhanced by curated music, artistic expression, and an ambiance of modern luxury. Whether for an intimate gathering or a grand occasion, Brooklyn Chop House Abu Dhabi provides an unforgettable experience where gastronomy, culture, and style converge. The opening also fits a broader trend of American hospitality and consumer brands adapting their formats to local rules abroad — much like the way U.S. fashion labels have rebuilt their Gulf retail footprints around modest-cut adaptations, or how American online poker for money operators have had to ring-fence their products country by country to comply with each jurisdiction’s gambling laws. Brooklyn Chop House’s approach has been less about reinvention than about transplanting the New York atmosphere wholesale and trusting that the city’s appeal carries.