K-Town Texas (KTown Texas) — Find Korean-Speaking Businesses in Texas

Every Korean community in Texas runs on the same invisible network: someone's mother knows a good hair stylist in Katy, someone's coworker has a moving guy in Dallas, someone at church can recommend a CPA in Houston who actually explains things in Korean. The information exists — it just lives in group chats and word of mouth, where you can't search it at 9pm when you actually need it.

K-Town Texas — also searched as KTown Texas, Texas K-Town, or 케이타운 텍사스 — takes that network and puts it in one place: ktowntexas.com — Korean businesses across Texas.

What you'll find

A directory of Korean-speaking businesses across Texas — Dallas, Houston, Austin, Killeen, Katy, and growing. Restaurants and grocery stores, hair salons, contractors and remodelers, movers, tax and insurance professionals, driving schools, auto shops.

Every business gets its own banner on the front page and its own detail page with the things you actually need:

• A tap-to-call button — no copying numbers, no guessing whether they'll understand you. If they're listed here, they speak Korean.
• Address with a map link, hours, and KakaoTalk contact where available.
• A link to their own website or Instagram, if they have one.

Filter by city, filter by category, or just search. It takes seconds.

Built for both generations

The entire site runs in Korean and English — not a translation widget, but two full versions. Parents can browse in Korean; their kids can send an English link to a friend who's looking for a Korean perm or good galbi. Every business is findable on Google in both languages, which matters more than people realize: "Korean hair salon Katy" and "카티 한인 미용실" are searched by two different groups of customers, and a listing here reaches both.

The first business on the directory is a good example: Nikki, a Korean hair stylist in Katy Asian Town, whose page works just as well for a Vietnamese-American customer as for a Korean grandmother. That's the standard every listing gets.

For business owners: listings are free

Here is the honest pitch. A directory is only useful when it's full, so we are filling it the fair way — listing is completely free. Not a trial, not a teaser. A designed banner on the front page and a full detail page, made for you, at no cost.

What a free listing includes:

• A custom banner on the main grid. Have a logo or photos? We use them. Have nothing? We design a banner for you from scratch — every listing looks professional, whether you sent us ten photos or none.
• A full detail page — your intro, services, phone, KakaoTalk, address, hours, all in Korean and English. We handle the English translation.
• If you already have a website or Instagram, we link customers straight to it.
• If you don't, your detail page becomes your homepage — a real page customers can find on Google and share in KakaoTalk.

Applying takes about five minutes: free listing application. Fill in what you know — business name, city, what you do, phone — attach a photo or two if you have them, and skip anything you're not sure about. We fill the gaps, you approve the result, and you're live.

If you've been meaning to do something about being findable online, this is the lowest-effort version of that you will ever get.

Questions?

Ask the AI consultant on the site — it answers in Korean or English, any hour — or email jjokerba@gmail.com and a person will get back to you.

And if you're not a business owner, do the community thing: send this to the aunt with the restaurant, the friend who does hair, the neighbor with the moving truck. The businesses that have been taking care of us all along should be on it first.