Nok Yung's dishes pack a hearty punch of flavours
Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life is Nok Yung, located in the idyllic dining haven that is Bamboo Hills, Kuala Lumpur’s newest dining enclave. One of eleven eateries located in the hub, the restaurant opened its doors to the public at the end of October 2022 and is just a 20 minute drive from the city.
One can’t help but feel relaxed at the establishment, with hospitality at the forefront of operations. Paving the pathway approaching the eatery are streams of water flowing over pebbles, lush greenery, and an arched wooden bridge, giving a breath of fresh air from common industrial architecture.
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Translating into peacock in Thai, Nok Yung reflects the elegance of the bird through its decor and complex dishes. Illuminated by warm lighting, a combination of dark and wooden furnishings provide a contrast to the vibrant plants that are housed within the interior, giving the restaurant a modern yet cosy feel.
Diners can opt to sit outdoors and enjoy the gentle breeze and calming streams of water while tucking in to contemporary Thai fare.
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