Yellow Fin Horse 2.0: Casual, communal dining with a Mediterranean soul


The sage butter pumpkin gnocchi is a thing of beauty that is both indulgent and addictive. — Else KL

If you walk into Kuala Lumpur’s Yellow Fin Horse today, you’ll instantly feel a subtle, but tangible shift in energy. The restaurant has undergone a months-long makeover and now that it has reopened, the transformation is instantly noticeable.

It begins with the meals themselves – which are less fastidious and more focused on communality, rooted in a series of shared plates that draw from sunny Mediterranean culinary influences.

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