1.  Koreatown Koreatown has everything that a community needs. By Alex Park

2. Koreatown is located on 32 nd Street between 5 th Avenue and Broadway. Los Angeles has the largest population of Koreans and New York City has the the second largest population of Koreans. There are two Koreatowns in New York City; one is in Manhattan and the other is in Flushing, Queens. Koreatown started with a bookstore and with some overnight restaurants.

3. This is the the only market in Koreatown. It sells Korean food such as eel, kimchee, which is vinegar cabbage, fish, noodles, and treats.

4. Koreatown has two bakeries and this picture shows one of them.

5. In Koreatown this is one of my favorite restaurants out of all the restaurants in Koreatown. This restaurant has two floors. The first floor has a sushi bar and the second floor has Korean B.B.Q.

6. In the summer of 2011 it was vacation time. I was so excited for the vacationuntil I found out that I was going to go to school over the summer. I was sobummed out until I found out that we were going to Koreatown for luncheveryday. My friend Samuel was there so it was even better. Everyday, exceptfor the weekends, I brought $20 and went to the food court in Koreatown forlunch.