There was no yellow line that I was not supposed to cross, so I fell on the tracks and almost died! Luckily, there were no trains to run me over. Praise Kim Jong Un!
Nice and very clean. No passengers though.
Still waiting But that's not a problem when there are so many sculptures and paintings of the Glorious Leader to admire!
I tink the power iz out again the twain will wun in wike one howa
VERY great Subway! The train goes about as fast as someone who escapes the country!
i honestly thought this said kensei like the for honor character but it didnt so you get 1 star
NK subway is greatest way to get around this busy city!
anything related to Kim Jong-un deserves 5 stars
It's a metro station. Underground. A METRO STATION UNDER THE GROUND! Kimmy is the best all hail him fudge the capitalism and Google. Kimmy deserves infinite stars.
All hail glorious leader! He is the reason why sun rises! Also he never poops! Truly magical!
Got to see the dick pics of our Supreme Leader Kimmy, as I like to call him. Genuinely enjoyed being here, especially since I was guarded 24/7. Wonderful protection from out great leader! 9/11 would recommend to anyone looking to see some real life child labor
For being a one stop subway route THIS is the best subway station *Claps intensely
This place is the best. That's all I can say.
No really I'll go to jail otherwise
Drinks were a bit watered down and service was slow. 45 minutes for my appletini? C'mon
My experience here was nothing but the best. From start to finish, it was a 10-star experience. Google Capitalist Scum only allow 5 stars, but this place is 10 stars, just like every place is 10 stars in the golden paradise of North Korea. I love Great Leader big time.
the last time we had a nuclear emergency we were pretty save in this nuclear bunker but we still had no food
Being able to visit the home of supreme leader kim Jung un was so great and the underground was far better than London's
The glory of North Korea is shown in its immaculate subway construction, far superseding the South's westward ways