What is the level of service provided by waitresses in North Korean restaurants?

North Korea's four major industries abroad are construction, sewing, catering, and trade. These people who are sent overseas earn a significant amount of foreign exchange each year.

There are three modes of operation for North Korean restaurants in China. The first is wholly owned by North Korea, the second is a joint venture between China and North Korea, and the third is a restaurant run by the Chinese side itself, which only employs North Koreans as waiters and performers.

It is said that most of these beautiful and versatile North Korean restaurant waiters come from middle-class families in Pyongyang and graduated from universities that are major in tourism business, such as the Pyongyang Commercial University, the Pyongyang Tourism School and the Pyongyang Art Institute.

According to incomplete statistics, there are more than 100 North Korean restaurants in China, covering Beijing, Dandong, Shenyang, Xi'an and other cities. In addition, Korean restaurants can also be found in Southeast Asia and Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

These waiters are professionally trained in the arts, not only have good faces and graceful figures, but also are versatile, can sing and dance, and provide theatrical performance services when guests are dining.

Most of them are fluent in Chinese, and although they have obvious accents, they have no problem communicating in daily life. However, they are slightly mysterious and generally do not take pictures with strangers without permission.

The menu of North Korean restaurants is based on traditional classic dishes, such as miso soup and seafood. Some foreign media lamented that the waitress in the North Korean restaurant is the most beautiful waitress in the world.