Castle Korean

One-of-a-kind despite resembling Harold & Kumar's promised land. Insane amounts of meat—thinly sliced, quickly grilled, sweetly glazed. Pork and beef melt in your mouth, then linger on your tongue for months. Plenty of add-ons, and it is the ritual we're addicted to, after all. Helps to speak a little of the mother tongue. Upgraded cafeteria-style looks. Beats the stuffing out of Woo Lae Oak for taste and Soot Bull Jeep for breathing.