Popular but secretive, North Korean restaurant keeps the ‘North’ part low-key
IndustryFeb 20, 2012
PHNOM PEHN (Yonhap News) ― The red wooden gates of 400 Monivong Boulevard are difficult to find if you are not looking for them. Only a sun-bleached sign overhead marks them as the entrance to the compound of Pyeongyang Restaurant, a North Korean chain and one of Phnom Pehn’s most famous dining destinations. It’s also the place that Lee Un-yong and her fellow waitresses call home. Like many of the women who have worked here, Lee is a transitional employee. Now eight months into her three-year co