The Korean population in Kansas City, Kansas is estimated to be around 7,500, including mixed heritage individuals.

Currently, there is no officially established Koreatown in Kansas City, Kansas.

However, the Korean community is actively engaged in the local society. In particular, the Kansas City Korean Association hosts various events to promote the rights and culture of Koreans.

The association operates a Korean community center, which facilitates Korean cultural programs and intergenerational exchanges.

https://www.kckorean.org

Additionally, there are Korean churches, temples, restaurants, and markets run by Koreans in the Kansas City area, forming a community where Koreans interact and support each other.

Through this network, Koreans contribute to the local community and take the lead in promoting Korean culture.

It is reported that there are about 9,500 Koreans living in Kansas, including international students (as of 2021), and when including the greater Kansas City area spanning Kansas and Missouri, the Korean population in this region is estimated to be around 12,000.