I had a great time exploring Ansan’s Multicultural Food Street (안산 다문화 음식 거리). My visit was driven by curiosity, and I was pleasantly surprised to learn that Ansan is home to Korea’s largest multicultural commercial district. The Wongok neighborhood, where this food street is located, is home to tens of thousands of non-Koreans, making up approximately 70% of the area’s total population.

Beyond just the resident community, the sheer number of visitors highlights the vibrant and dynamic...

Ansan Multicultural Food Street is a renowned destination for individuals seeking a diverse culinary experience. Situated in Ansan-si, this vibrant street offers a plethora of essential goods for daily living. Shoppers can delight in an extensive selection of fresh vegetables, fruits, meat, and fish at competitive prices.

Furthermore, the street is adorned with an array of Nepalese, Indian, Bangladeshi, and Vietnamese restaurants, catering to food enthusiasts who relish exploring...

There are many people who came to Korea to get a job from Southeast Asia, and there must be migrant workers who came here dreaming of the Korean dream. Since then, it has come to an era where the word multicultural is often heard, such as multicultural families, multicultural areas, and multicultural food.

In particular, Ansan has a lot of industrial complexes, so it is a place where you can properly see multiculturalism.