Chef Lim Seong-geun, who previously paused his broadcasting career following revelations of a six-count criminal record including four instances of drunk driving, has returned to the spotlight. On June 3, via his YouTube channel 'Lim Seong-geun Lim Jjang TV,' he announced the upcoming opening of a pork jjageuli restaurant near Simhaksan Mountain in Paju. In the video, he explicitly stated that the restaurant would not offer valet parking services. This remark has drawn significant attention as it coincides with recent controversies surrounding valet parking accidents at Chef Anh Sung-jae’s restaurant, 'Mosu,' leading many to speculate that the comment was a pointed jab at the 'Culinary Class Wars' judge. | Chef Lim Seong-geun, who previously paused his broadcasting career following revelations of a six-count criminal record including four instances of drunk driving, has returned to the spotlight. On June 3, via his YouTube channel 'Lim Seong-geun Lim Jjang TV,' he announced the upcoming opening of a pork jjageuli restaurant near Simhaksan Mountain in Paju. In the video, he explicitly stated that the restaurant would not offer valet parking services. This remark has drawn significant attention as it coincides with recent controversies surrounding valet parking accidents at Chef Anh Sung-jae’s restaurant, 'Mosu,' leading many to speculate that the comment was a pointed jab at the 'Culinary Class Wars' judge.