N.I.C.E. Bistronome: PJ's perfect lunch spot for modern Italian & French fare, including handmade pastas
August 19, 2025






Linguine, chitarra, tortellini and everyday specials are crafted each morning for pasta at its prime, prepared with modern flair, inspired by Mediterranean seafood and vegetable markets.
Executive chef Andy Choy, head chef Kenny Tang and their team offer perfect pairings for your pick of pasta: With luscious burrata in lively pomodoro; with plump tiger prawns in robust crustacean sauce; with wild mushrooms and Jerusalem artichokes for earthy sweetness.
N.I.C.E. skilfully reinterprets Italian and French classics, transforming their burrata salad into a fig-filled fantasy and Niçoise salad into a medley of tuna and anchovies with vegetables.
For hearty appetites, feast on tomato-crusted halibut with caper vierge and zucchini fritto misto or house-aged lamb rack with herbs and parmigiana-style eggplant. For the sweet tooth, finish with decadently divine tiramisu and house-churned pistachio gelato.
All this and more in a cosy contemporary space for families, friends and colleagues, bright and bustling in the afternoon, elegantly engaging in the evening.
Look out for more excitement: In August, N.I.C.E. Bistronome will collaborate with F Bistronome Beijing to showcase inventive creations here. N.I.C.E. will also soon debut a cart to serve irresistibly fresh gelato, with possible flavours like burrata gelato with gula Melaka.






With an open kitchen that's visible from every comfortable corner, N.I.C.E. Bistronome features action-packed allure. Choose a plush upholstered booth for intimate meals or a counter seat for close-up views of the chefs at work.










Also try the tortellini with forest mushrooms and Jerusalem artichokes, each satiny parcel releasing a rustic woodland nuttiness (RM48). And check for potential daily specials like seafood ravioli, gorgeously aromatic, garlanded with a bounty of prawns, squid and ikura.








Main courses stretch from sea to farmland, from halibut brushed with olive oil and layered with marinated tomatoes for juicy-skinned, moist-bodied flakiness, balanced with fritto misto of battered zucchini wedges, plus lemon, coriander and caper vierge (RM62), to chunky slabs of house-aged lamb rack, showered with uplifting herbs like parsley and dill to slice through the richness of the firm-fleshed meat, cushioned with parmigiana-style eggplant (RM128).






N.I.C.E. Bistronome
939, Jalan 17/38, Seksyen 17, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Daily, 11am-3pm, 5pm-11pm.
