Very good station. The train's hardly ever arrive on time and the power goes out But they fixed the cave in problems and the kids finally harvested all the rats. So at least you'll make it to your destination.
The drivers were reckless and hurt many of my friends. I tripped over a nuke and died.
Man. Never have I been arrested for trying to steal a poster. Well until now Worst part is the wifi signal :'(
I felt completely safe here. The armed guards and artillery vehicles out front were a welcome sight. After traveling Europe I felt uneasy about potential terror and NK had me feeling protected. While waiting for the train I had an interesting conversation with a lady. This woman was selling chimichangas next to the restrooms and seemed to have the low down about issues affecting this subway stop. I generally wouldn't have the time to talk but after two hours of waiting I grew hungry and impatient. She told me the Train hadn't been there in weeks (this is what led me to the 2 star review) because of the diesel embargo that was imposed on their great nation. She only told me this after I bought a chimichanga. I watched her make the chimichanga and I still can't figure out how she was able to fry it without a deep fryer or an open flame.
Very unsatisfied. I accidentally tripped over a rocket launch platform and broke my leg. Kim, I'm expecting my medical bills to be paid.
Deep into 100 meters to take subway isn't that easy. Worse still, big brothers of the dear leader keep their eyes on you wherever you go. However, Pyongyang's municipal infrastructures are not that bad. Some roads are newly paved, metro and trolley cars were updated with modern styles (With help of China of course).
Leader
Met the supreme leader himself would rate 8/8 cats slaughtered that day.
no food though :(.
thank you dad
Best torture parlor i have been to in weeks! I was so hungry that i sold my children to by a severed ear to eat. It was seasoned very well.