Hor Ying

The "Ruen Busaba" dormitory is an all-female residence located directly across from a major private university in Bangkok. It is owned solely by Maen-sree (Utumporn Silaphan), a woman raised in a rural family where her father was the only male in a household of eight sisters and a massive flock of female relatives. Whenever any of them travel to Bangkok, they inevitably stay with Maen-sree at her dorm.
On the ground floor of Ruen Busaba, there are two main gathering spots: Jae Hiang’s laundry shop and the hair salon run by Pranee (Siriporn Yooyord). Despite her name meaning "mercy," Pranee is anything but; if a customer tries to get a haircut on credit, she is known to scold them relentlessly for days on end.
Maen-sree’s life would have likely continued as blandly as her plain expression if it weren't for a sudden development: right next to her female-only sanctuary, a men's dormitory called "Ruen Nakin" is built. The walls of the two buildings are barely inches apart. The owner is Komsan (Anant Boonnark), who—unbeknownst even to himself—has developed a crush on Maen-sree because her personality reminds him of his mother.
Among the residents of the girls' dorm is Aom (Chawal-korn Wantanapisitkul), a "tom" (tomboy) with such sweet features that men are constantly lining up to woo her, hoping to convince her to embrace her feminine side.
And who is Wut (Pai Patit)? He’s the story's leading man—a handsome and cool fourth-year student and the president of the cheer club. Everywhere he goes, girls scream for him, and of course, "Gig" is one of them.
Follow the chaotic and humorous lives of these characters in the lighthearted sitcom "Hor Ying."