Rock formations in cave not damaged, says eatery operator


Various structures have been built inside the cave which is under Gombak Land Office’s administration.

THE idea behind starting Gua Lepak food court in Gombak, Selangor was to offer a distinctive dining experience within a 400 million-year-old cave and its geological marvels, says the operator.

Chief operations officer Muhammad Aidid Haiqal Ismail said it took his family nearly two years to transform the cave into a suitable dining venue.

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