Sentiment analysis: Drinks are good but food sucks. I tried the food multiple times and I think only the french onion soup and salads are descent. The main courses are very low quality.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Thought I would stop in at this place since it is close to work, it's healthy, and it's clean. Looks like a converted subway with an actual grill. Fresh veggies and pita bread. I ordered the Hercules that has gyro meat inside of it with your regular things inside, but I'm picky and didn't get some veggies I don't like. The lady plops the meat on the grill to heat it up and I'm already disappointed. Gyro meat should never be grilled on a grill, ever. And they weigh it out so I knew it wasn't going to be enough meat, and it comes with double meat! My wrap was sad. But I blame myself. This place is just not for me. Was also disappointed they didn't have ice tea made. Looks like they are equipped for it but get lazy and don't make it. I won't be coming back, but I did like the atmosphere, the concept, and it is a genuine original good idea for an alternative to a sub shop. So it's definitely better for your body to eat here. Just not for me. If your mainly a meat eater and not much of a health nut, go somewhere else
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Sorry again. My folks came into town from LA, and I thought I'd take them here to see what Korean restaurant (singular) is like here in Charlotte. Probably the last time I come here. It's like you know a random Netflix movie is going to be bad but you sit there and watch it anways. Vow to never do it again. This time it's real! Given that I came here already somewhat negative on the place, it didn't get better. My pops and I asked for Hite Beer, but the server assistant/servant said that they couldn't get it because it was too far back and difficult to get. I was thrown aback, but whatever, we just wanted beer and had to settle with Kirin. Contrast this with another restaurant later that day where my dad asked for A1 sauce, and the server ran across the way to Taco Mac to get A1. I'm not asking Cho Won Garden to go to extremes, but maybe, ya know, look for Hite, move a couple boxes around, and serve your products. There's a running joke in the fam that when my pops was so poor growing up when they had a beef stew, you would just continually water it down, and leave the chunks of meat. Wow, terribly told running joke. It's an inside joke. Point being, their Suh-lung Tahng soup was bland. I thought it was cloudy water with some chunks of meat floating around. Soup did not have flavor despite how much salt I added--and I hate adding salt to my food. Still overpriced (perhaps unfair to compare with Los Angeles cost-of-living, oh wait, that doesn't make sense). Hmm. dmo out.
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negative