Richard If you’re looking for some Korean culture in the DFW area, you’re in luck! You get two Koreatowns for the price of one, complete with their own spa and enough KBBQ to feed an army.
At roughly 1.5 square miles each, the “old” and “new” Koreatowns in Dallas aren’t the largest in the states.
But what they lack in size, they more than make up for in variety of restaurants and shopping choices.
Hotlanta has a lot going for it. It’s also home to the largest Korean population in the Southeast.
The Koreatown (or towns since there are four) in Georgia is actually a bit northeast of Atlanta.
Just follow the Buford Highway Corridor through Gwinnett County to Duluth and Suwanee to encounter a plethora of Korean shops, restaurants, and businesses.
Here are the top things to do in Koreatown, Atlanta.
Korean boxers were must-see TV during the 70s, 80s and early 90s.
Here are the best K-pugilists you haven’t heard of!
Korean MMA fighters have been a force to reckon with for nearly two decades.
Here are the best ones in the UFC along with some you haven’t heard of!
Korea is a great place to mix business with pleasure.
I’m going to cover the basics of business travel to Korea including:
All food is fusion if you go back far enough.
From Americanized-Asian to Asianized-American, here are some fun examples of localized Korean, Japanese, Thai and Chinese dishes!
This post covers everything you need to know about Korean Business Etiquette.
It explains how to have a successful business meeting including:
I worked at a Korean company for 5 years and started a business I’ve been running since 2013.
Want to get in on that sweet tax refund action while visiting Korea?
This post covers:
This post will walk you through the Korean credit card application process step-by-step.
It covers:
I’ve applied for many a Korean credit card over the past 10 years.
This article covers Korean labor rights for expats.
It includes:
