Julie in the Palace

Subic has a lot of Korean Restaurant scattered around the area and we always try to eat at one at least once. This place looked promising because it had a lot of cars parked outside.

It's called, Julie in the Palace. I think this is named after one of the Koreanovelas on TV.

Assorted Kimchi. Free! I liked the Spicy Cabbage.

Chapchae. Delicious! The noodles were sticky but firm and the sauce was sweet.

Sweet Beef. This was paired with Assorted Lettuce. One of the best dishes that we've ordered!

Pork Ribs. I like this paired with the Assorted Lettuce as well.

Sticky Rice! Yummy yummy rice especially when you put some sauce on it.

I wasn't able to photograph the raw meats that were cooked but they were kind of bland without salt and pepper.

Overall, I would rate this place 6.5/10. I think they could still improve a lot on their quality of food.

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