Visit the Korean culinary city right in the middle of Hanoi

Linh Boo |

Visiting K-Town in Nam Tu Liem district (Hanoi), tourists can enjoy authentic Korean cuisine at restaurants, and "have beautiful photos wherever they stand".

When mentioning the area with a large concentration of Koreans living in Hanoi, many people will immediately think of K-Town (or Koreatown, Korean street) in The Manor urban area, My Dinh 1 ward, Nam Tu Liem district.

This place, known as Korean Street, is located on two streets, Do Dinh Thien and Tran Van Lai, stretching about 1 km. Along the street, there are nearly 40 Korean food restaurants with diverse menus.

Khu K-Town thuoc khu do thi The Manor la dia diem nhat dinh phai luu lai voi nhung ai muon thuong thuc do an Han chuan vi.
K-Town area in The Manor urban area is a must-visit place for those who want to enjoy authentic Korean food.
Nhung mon an dac san cua nen am thuc Han Quoc.
Special dishes of Korean cuisine.
Mon mi lanh du gay thuong nho cho nhung ai lan dau thuong thuc.
Cold noodles are enough to make anyone who tries them for the first time remember them.

Diners will be able to enjoy authentic Korean cuisine right in Hanoi. From fish cakes, fish cakes, hotdogs, gimbap, cold noodles... to bibimbap, beef soup, these dishes are prepared almost exactly the same way as the original in Korea.

Moi cua hang co phong cach phuc vu va nhieu loai do an kem khac nhau.
Each store has a different style of service and variety of side dishes.

In particular, grilled meat is a dish you definitely cannot miss. Most of the owners of the grilled meat restaurants here are mainly Korean, serving mainly Korean residents so the flavor is kept original.

If you like watching Korean movies, you will surely recognize grilled meat appearing throughout the screen of the land of kimchi. The meat is cut into bite-sized pieces, marinated with sesame oil, garlic, sugar, green onions, black pepper… then grilled on the grill until golden brown, fragrant, and extremely eye-catching.

Ms. Quynh Hoa, a resident of Me Tri urban area, said: “This area has a lot of Koreans, so the restaurants all have quite standard Korean flavors. Many restaurant owners are even Korean. Of course, the food prices here are also higher than other places.”

Popular restaurants in K-Town include Mafu - Malatang & Mala Xiang Guo, Fam's Chicken, Seoul Hotteok, Gardenia, Hoolala Chicken, Dabang Chicken...

Doc khu pho co rat nhieu nha hang ban thit nuong.
There are many restaurants selling grilled meat along the street.
Hau het cac nha hang deu co bien hieu tieng Viet va tieng Han.
Most restaurants have signs in Vietnamese and Korean.

Not only attracting diners with its authentic Korean dishes, K-Town area located in The Manor Hanoi urban area also owns countless beautiful photo angles. The whole area has a strong classical and romantic European architecture, combined with beige and light gray tones... in true Korean style.

In addition, visitors can also find Korean-style supermarkets, cafes, hair salons... in this neighborhood.

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