Koreatown in Johns Creek, Georgia | 한인타운 FULL CITY VLOG TOUR
If you’re looking to make a move to Atlanta, feel free to contact me so I can help you find your dream home! Welcome to another Koreatown video! In this informational video, I’ll be taking you on a tour of Korea Town in Metro Atlanta, specifically in Johns Creek, Georgia. Join me as we explore various Korean-owned businesses, coffee shops, bakeries, and more. I’ll provide reference points and share my personal recommendations along the way. Whether you’re a Korean looking for a home away from home or a Korean American seeking a vibrant community, this video will give you a glimpse of what Korea Town has to offer. Don’t miss out on immersing yourself in Korean culture right here in Atlanta!
Timeline starting at 4:20 Introduction to Johns Creek, Georgia Arirang-K and Surrounding Businesses American Stores and Korean-Owned Businesses Asian Bubble Tea and Confections Bakery H-marked Area in Johns Creek Korean Fried Chicken and Coffee Shops Do-re-mi Salon and Medlock Promenade Tofu Kitchen and Vincent Caffe Bakery J and J Hair and Olympic Fencers Club Kumon and Mr. Bento Thoughtfully Curated Boards Overview of Korea Town in Metro Atlanta
Just like you would find in any bustling suburb, you can find any type of Korean business that is Korean owned and operated such as law firms, banks, jewelers, used car lots, car mechanics, dentists, doctors, clothing, furniture, skin care, wellness shops, PC game rooms, K-pop stores, hair salons, pet groomers, and much more! They even have spas and saunas, often called by itsKorean name “jjimjjilbang”. And of course, I can’t forget to talk about the restaurants, coffee shops, and desserts. At coffee shops, you can find anything ranging from bingsu (also known as Korean style shaved ice) to your favorite bread, pastries, and cakes. You can take your pick at any classic Americano, tea, or fruit juice, as well as specialty drinks. When it comes to restaurants, there is everything here! There’s the coveted Korean BBQ, which has exploded here over the years, going from one restaurant to 15-20 in the area with half of those being in Duluth. There’s also a lot of traditional Korean food like gamjattang, yukgaejjang, seolluntang, and soondooboo. You can tell I like my choice of soups!
