Most New Yorkers are more familiar with Manhattan’s Koreatown, however real ones know that the majority of Koreans living in NYC are in Queens.
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.Farideh Sadeghin is a chef and video host based in Brooklyn. As part of a new series, she explores New York City neighborhoods through their food and histories.majority of KoreansAnd along Northern Boulevard in Flushing, and just a bit farther east into neighboring Murray Hill – not to be confused with the Manhattan neighborhood that shares its name – you’ll reach an area chock full of Korean restaurants, karaoke and shops.
A wave of Koreans immigrated to the United States in the 1950s, and by the time Lee’s family arrived in the 1980s, she said many Koreans had established businesses along bustling Union Street in Flushing. As more and more Chinese businesses came into the area, populating what is now one of many Chinatowns here in the city, Lee and her friends say Korean business owners moved farther out along Northern Boulevard.
This area is also home to a wide array of Korean-owned restaurants serving classic and lesser known dishes, from the ever popular Korean BBQ to more simple hits like blood sausage or hangover soup.JeunJu Korean Restaurant
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