Menu from Nung Len - Modern Thai Fusion
Menu highlights
Soups
Tom Yum Talay
Creamy tom yum seafood soup
Tom Zap Kra Dook Orn
Spicy clear pork soft bone soup
Gaeng Som Cha Om Goong
Acacia leaves omelette spicy tamarind prawn soup
Salads
Yum Phak Boong Kob
Deep fried Kang Kong salad
Yum Tuna Fuu
Crispy tuna Thai green mango salad
Yum Hoi Nang Rom
Spicy Thai style fresh oyster salad
Beverages
Nam Dtra Krai
Iced lemongrass
Coffee Boran
Thai iced milk coffee
Cha Yen
Thai iced milk tea
More about the restaurant: Nung Len - Modern Thai Fusion
Dear diners, please be aware that the kitchen opens at 12 noon and last food orders must be placed by 9:30pm.
On Mackenzie Road in fashionable Little India is a funky eatery that is changing how Singaporeans and others see Thai food. Nung Len is a true modern fusion joint, breaking down the fundamental elements of Thai, Vietnamese and European cooking to examine the best way to reassemble them so as to bring out the best of each cuisine and ingredient. From succulent sliders to slurpy tom yum, familiar favourites are found in pleasantly unfamiliar ways.
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Singapore is never one to be too far behind the 8-ball when it comes to food trends, and so Nung Len seems to help prove. Echoing the new-wave Thai, Vietnamese and western fusion eateries that have taken the likes of Melbourne and Sydney by storm, Nung Len on Mackenzie Road is helping to keep Little India at the vanguard of global tastes. 27-year-old Fu Qian Li is the owner and chef of this super cool Thai fusion restaurant, decked out with graffiti-style tuk-tuk wall murals, polished concrete floors and sleek communal tables, where she is keen to show that diverse flavours shouldn’t simply be thrown into a mess together, but truly rewarding fusion food should take the fundamental elements of different cuisines and use them to inspire new creations in a different canon.
One example of this philosophy – and her mastery of the technique demanded by it – is something like a tom yum pasta available at Nung Len on Mackenzie Road, or some European dishes traditionally given depth and richness from meaty gravy but here brought to life by the use of a reduced green curry sauce in the gravy’s place. The tastes are staggering, and the reviews are glowing for Nung Len, so it’s best to book as soon as you can to get in on the action here in Little India.