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Korean eatery in Amsterdam

เผยแพร่:   โดย: MGR Online

Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS: A guest eats on March 10, 2012 at Pyongyang, the first North Korean restaurant in Europe, in Amsterdam. Taking its name from the isolated Stalinist capital, the eatery aims to offer customers a different glimpse on a regime otherwise cloaked in secrecy. The evening -- which includes a sumptuous meal and floor show -- starts at the door of an unassuming, typical Dutch brick building in a quiet suburb on Amsterdams outskirts. Dressed in a traditional yellow bell-shaped robe and armed with a shy smile, hostess Miss So welcomes patrons. AFP PHOTO/ANP/Koen Van Weel
Miss So welcomed guests giving North Korean dishes a try at the eatery in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS: A waitress carries appetizers on March 10, 2012 at Pyongyang, the first North Korean restaurant in Europe, in Amsterdam. Taking its name from the isolated Stalinist capital, the eatery aims to offer customers a different glimpse on a regime otherwise cloaked in secrecy. The evening -- which includes a sumptuous meal and floor show -- starts at the door of an unassuming, typical Dutch brick building in a quiet suburb on Amsterdams outskirts. Dressed in a traditional yellow bell-shaped robe and armed with a shy smile, hostess Miss So welcomes patrons. AFP PHOTO/ANP/Koen Van Weel
Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS: A waitress attends to patrons on March 10, 2012 at Pyongyang, the first North Korean restaurant in Europe, in Amsterdam. Taking its name from the isolated Stalinist capital, the eatery aims to offer customers a different glimpse on a regime otherwise cloaked in secrecy. The evening -- which includes a sumptuous meal and floor show -- starts at the door of an unassuming, typical Dutch brick building in a quiet suburb on Amsterdams outskirts. Dressed in a traditional yellow bell-shaped robe and armed with a shy smile, hostess Miss So welcomes patrons. AFP PHOTO/ANP/Koen Van Weel
Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS: A waitress stands near a table on March 10, 2012 at Pyongyang, the first North Korean restaurant in Europe, in Amsterdam. Taking its name from the isolated Stalinist capital, the eatery aims to offer customers a different glimpse on a regime otherwise cloaked in secrecy. The evening -- which includes a sumptuous meal and floor show -- starts at the door of an unassuming, typical Dutch brick building in a quiet suburb on Amsterdams outskirts. Dressed in a traditional yellow bell-shaped robe and armed with a shy smile, hostess Miss So welcomes patrons. AFP PHOTO/ANP/Koen Van Weel
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