Hands down my favourite part of Toronto… so many amazing stores have come and gone and so many spring up to take their place… a really exciting neighbourhood for sure
2:23 Little Asia is a more accurate alternate name for North York Centre than Koreatown North. That strip of Yonge is a Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Tokyo and Little Tehran all rolled into one.
I LOVE this part of Toronto. It has a true neighborhood feel to it, no chain stores until you hit Sheppard, how wonderful! Only family run businesses, lots of yummy food. This area of North York has changed a lot in 20 years, the development is crazy - a lot more condos and traffic for sure, but there are still plenty of quiet streets and green spaces in the periphery of Yonge street.
My favourite area of Toronto I’ve partied in My MY chicken, crazy wings (changed to chicken in the kitchen) Nangman Pocha and other Korean spots. Some wild times in those place 😉 😂. I also would go to the Korean cafes there like Cupps and Cafe Daily. Also I would get Iranian food from Altona Kabab and eat at the park behind it.
It’s not technically called Koreatown North, and I find more of a traditional Korean vibe in the Koreatown on blood, where it seems it’s 90 percent Korean business and much older people and more family (that’s just how I feel looking around). But, I will give you a pass because I consider the Jewish area between Finch and Steele’s on Bathurst to be “the village”, but if you go downtown “the village” means something totally different, so I guess it’s fair game.
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Hands down my favourite part of Toronto… so many amazing stores have come and gone and so many spring up to take their place… a really exciting neighbourhood for sure
2:23 Little Asia is a more accurate alternate name for North York Centre than Koreatown North. That strip of Yonge is a Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Tokyo and Little Tehran all rolled into one.
I LOVE this part of Toronto. It has a true neighborhood feel to it, no chain stores until you hit Sheppard, how wonderful! Only family run businesses, lots of yummy food.
This area of North York has changed a lot in 20 years, the development is crazy - a lot more condos and traffic for sure, but there are still plenty of quiet streets and green spaces in the periphery of Yonge street.
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My favourite area of Toronto I’ve partied in My MY chicken, crazy wings (changed to chicken in the kitchen) Nangman Pocha and other Korean spots. Some wild times in those place 😉 😂. I also would go to the Korean cafes there like Cupps and Cafe Daily. Also I would get Iranian food from Altona Kabab and eat at the park behind it.
Hi everyone, i live in this area, and every time when I walk i see a lots of beautiful style Korean girls 💞
Keep your Asian fetish to yourself, weirdo.
Lol WUT tf
well that aint creepy at all
Love Toronto Ontario
I like the tea shops.
hahaha DK. was that the day you were filiming that i run into you ?
Love uptown young and finch
missed the opportunity of calling them north/south koreatown
DKLo, off topic - brilliant hairstyle. Suits you well.
Canada is a multicultural country🇨🇦🌐
I love it😍🇧🇷💞🇨🇦
Great takeouts, looking for more dine in.
It’s not technically called Koreatown North, and I find more of a traditional Korean vibe in the Koreatown on blood, where it seems it’s 90 percent Korean business and much older people and more family (that’s just how I feel looking around). But, I will give you a pass because I consider the Jewish area between Finch and Steele’s on Bathurst to be “the village”, but if you go downtown “the village” means something totally different, so I guess it’s fair game.
Los Angeles Korea town rules. I know I was born in East York, Ontario that is part of Toronto. Vancouver does not have much of a Korea town.
오..아줌마 영어 잘하신다. 😊😊
That area is not a Korea Town in Korea now.
That area is a just Korean Canadian Town.
Who calls this koreatown north, so ridiculous. There're more Chinese there than Koreans
Toronto is multicultural😍🇧🇷💞🇨🇦
That's right, but there's way more korean shops and restaurants than christie Korea town, that's why Korean people call it second Korea town!!
awful architecture