Koreatown

Riding the K-pop wave, Haymarket’s Koreatown includes restaurants and specialty shops that have gradually spread across the precinct, offering a taste of Korean culture that includes Korean BBQ, photo booths and more.

Koreatown is located primarily along Pitt Street and proudly celebrates Korean culture and cuisine. This dynamic area is a haven for food enthusiasts, offering an extensive selection of authentic Korean eateries, from barbecue joints sizzling with marinated meats to cozy cafes serving traditional dishes like bibimbap and kimchi. Beyond its culinary delights, Koreatown is a cultural hotspot featuring Korean supermarkets stocked with unique groceries, K-pop music stores, and trendy fashion boutiques. The district is also known for its nightlife, with karaoke bars and late-night eateries that capture the spirit of Seoul.

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