Denver's Korea Town?

Question

I am curious to find out more about K-town in the Denver area. How is it? Is it authentic? How does it compare to other K-towns across the country.

I have been to several across the country (as have my fiancée and her family) We are thinking about moving to Denver and were surprised to find out that there is a Korea Town in the Denver area. We have not yet had a a chance to visit, and when we do, we are interested to know if it is worth the time that we will have.

Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

It's not really a town, more like a neighborhood where there a large population of Koreans, shops churches , etc.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I'm not aware there's any particular location in Denver that's known as Korea Town. There are a few Korean stores in Aurora and I've seen a number of Christian churches all over the metro area with Korean signs and services, but I'd be hard pressed to say we have a real "Korea Town" in one specific location.

But what do I know - LOL!

Answer 4

http://www.denver.org/about-denver/diverse-denver/asian-ambiance/


The last section of this link tells you the address for some of the Korean area stores including an H-mart (very exciting!)