Chinatown in Seoul
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Is there any kind of Chinatown in Seoul, or at least a place with many authentic Chinese restaurants?
According to Wikipedia the only official Chinatown is in Incheon, which is further than I'd like.
Best Answer
According to this blog, there is a "gigantic authentic unofficial Chinatown" in Seoul near "Guro-go":
The address is:
Yenbian Street: Garibong-dong, Guro-gu
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