Terbalik sih kalau dibilang Padang dapat pengaruh dari Malaysia, karena orang Malaysia (khususnya orang Semenanjung) adalah perantau dari Indonesia yang menetap disana (khususnya dari Sumatera & Riau, termasuk dari Padang juga).
Anda benar, Malaysia juga memiliki banyak pengaruh Minangkabau, dimulai dari para guru yang bekerja di Malaysia pada masa kolonial. Berkali-kali di Malaysia kita mendengar bahasa gaul Minang di Malaysia yang lucu karena mereka tidak tahu itu bahasa Minang karena sudah lama ada di sana.
@@ayngelina the Minangkabaus were at war with the Javanese for centuries. They got earlier interaction with the Malay Peninsula when they migrated in 13th -14th.century, where nearly simultaneously the Javanese also started coming to the Malay Peninsula. The Minang only started migrating to Java island around 18th.century. amazingly, the Javanese & the Minangs in Malay Peninsula get along well from the very beginning 😀
@@ayngelina Maaf, sudah 54 th saya lahir dan hidup di Minang, perasaan tidak ada satupun pengaruh Malaysia di Minangkabau (budaya, makanan, dll), menurut saya justru budaya dan makanan Minangkabau yang banyak mempengaruhi Malaysia, karena budaya MERANTAU suku Minang yg datang ke Malaysia ( juga Singapore, Filipina, Brunei, dan Asia Tenggara umumnya) ratusan tahun yg lalu, buktinya adalah adanya keluarga kerajaan di Malaysia dan Brunei merupakan keturunan Minang, ada juga literasi yang menyebutkan pendiri Filipina (kota Manila) dan Singapore adalah orang Minang, tidak heran ada begitu banyak kuliner di Malaysia yang mirip makanan Minang ( rendang, nas lemak, dll )
When u arrive Malaysia, you can try Lemang (sticky rice cooked in bamboo with coconut milk), eaten with Rendang (Beef or chicken),the typical food from Negeri Sembilan state where the people migrated from Padang some 700 hundred years back. You can buy packet ready made Lemang & Rendang from Sogo supermart (Lemang Lemak Zarina). Need only 1 minute microwave heating.
@@ayngelina not sure 'bout the best, because there r many types of Rendang in Malaysia, e.g. Rendang Tok (sweeter taste) from Perak, Rendang Negri that use Cili Padi (bird's pepper), Rendang Hitam, Rendang Rempah (use curry) etc. Nevertheless u may try Nasi Padang Kampung Baru, Sederhana, Nasi Kapau at TAR Road. Even Wanjo, Madam Kwan, Peranakan Place at NU Sentral, Bijan Bar & Resto, Tumis At Teak5 do serve Rendang too.
@@ayngelina yup possibly the influence from Java. Especially Kelantan foods, nearly identical to the Javanese in term of the sweetness. Historical link due to the brotherly connection between the Kelantan Sultanate & Majapahit kingdom long ago.
Well to be fair this isn’t his channel and we had just started dating so I can’t make the video all about him. I’m actually quite lucky as many relationships fail because of partners who don’t want to be on videos or in social media but Alan is so easy going he doesn’t mind
Padang Soto is delicious, but I know I'm going to get a lot of hate for saying this...I respect the process of creating Rendang but it's not as fantastic as all the hype around it makes it out to be in my opinion. If you like fish Fjua is great place to go, but make sure you only go if they have freash fish outside ready to be weighed. Enjoy your time in Padang it's a hidden gem out here! :)
Oooh thank you for the seafood tip. I come from the coast of Canada so fresh is essential. I completely get what you are saying about rendang. When it's cooked the traditional way it is amazing. But honestly some places are just ok. And outside Padang I find them forgettable. I do want to try it in Malaysia to see how different it could be.
lol that was not planned. I shot this a year ago when I first met him. But I really struggle with my hair colour in Asia in this case they coloured it black which also happened to me so much in Ecuador
They influence each other as neighbours. Some food you see in Padang like Roti Canai originated in Malaysia but indeed there is a lot of Minangkabau culture, food and words in Malaysia.
@@ayngelina i dont wanna sound childish but roti canai which in malaysia or in indonesia are actually come from Chennai, India. For context, Malaysia has 2 original race or culture, Malay and Dayak, and both of them also exist in Indonesia and they are just small part of indonesian culture. So its very little possibility that Malaysia influences Indonesia in term of traditional culture including food.
It actually doesn’t exist in Chennai, but Indian immigrants brought it to Malaysia and it made its way to Padang. And it’s actually more like a bread in Kerala not Chennai. That said some people do argue it came to Aceh earlier than that. I know there is a complicated relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia and it was interesting to see how Alan was treated in Malaysia. It wasn’t always great but he did love Kuala Lumpur. But the truth is both countries influenced each other because of trade and immigration.
@@ayngelina you Can try going to Kerinci, Jambi try some dishes and drink like dodol kentang. You can stay in Sungai Penuh. But it ia so far with vehicle. Consult with your guide. Try Googling "makanan khas kerinci". Caao.
Terbalik sih kalau dibilang Padang dapat pengaruh dari Malaysia, karena orang Malaysia (khususnya orang Semenanjung) adalah perantau dari Indonesia yang menetap disana (khususnya dari Sumatera & Riau, termasuk dari Padang juga).
Anda benar, Malaysia juga memiliki banyak pengaruh Minangkabau, dimulai dari para guru yang bekerja di Malaysia pada masa kolonial. Berkali-kali di Malaysia kita mendengar bahasa gaul Minang di Malaysia yang lucu karena mereka tidak tahu itu bahasa Minang karena sudah lama ada di sana.
@@ayngelina the Minangkabaus were at war with the Javanese for centuries. They got earlier interaction with the Malay Peninsula when they migrated in 13th -14th.century, where nearly simultaneously the Javanese also started coming to the Malay Peninsula. The Minang only started migrating to Java island around 18th.century. amazingly, the Javanese & the Minangs in Malay Peninsula get along well from the very beginning 😀
Wow thank you for all that background
@@iskhrm1688org malay semenanjung selalu saja bikin hoax baca sejarah kok kaya dongeng😂😂
@@ayngelina Maaf, sudah 54 th saya lahir dan hidup di Minang, perasaan tidak ada satupun pengaruh Malaysia di Minangkabau (budaya, makanan, dll), menurut saya justru budaya dan makanan Minangkabau yang banyak mempengaruhi Malaysia, karena budaya MERANTAU suku Minang yg datang ke Malaysia ( juga Singapore, Filipina, Brunei, dan Asia Tenggara umumnya) ratusan tahun yg lalu, buktinya adalah adanya keluarga kerajaan di Malaysia dan Brunei merupakan keturunan Minang, ada juga literasi yang menyebutkan pendiri Filipina (kota Manila) dan Singapore adalah orang Minang, tidak heran ada begitu banyak kuliner di Malaysia yang mirip makanan Minang ( rendang, nas lemak, dll )
woooww. aygenlina.. amazing all that food, next year april i go to padang. i hope i can taste them all..
I have other Padang videos on the Indonesia playlist, it’s such a great food city 😊
When u arrive Malaysia, you can try Lemang (sticky rice cooked in bamboo with coconut milk), eaten with Rendang (Beef or chicken),the typical food from Negeri Sembilan state where the people migrated from Padang some 700 hundred years back. You can buy packet ready made Lemang & Rendang from Sogo supermart (Lemang Lemak Zarina). Need only 1 minute microwave heating.
Where do you think is the best rendang in Malaysia?
@@ayngelina not sure 'bout the best, because there r many types of Rendang in Malaysia, e.g. Rendang Tok (sweeter taste) from Perak, Rendang Negri that use Cili Padi (bird's pepper), Rendang Hitam, Rendang Rempah (use curry) etc. Nevertheless u may try Nasi Padang Kampung Baru, Sederhana, Nasi Kapau at TAR Road. Even Wanjo, Madam Kwan, Peranakan Place at NU Sentral, Bijan Bar & Resto, Tumis At Teak5 do serve Rendang too.
Rendang tok sounds like rendang in Java as everything is sweeter there
@@ayngelina yup possibly the influence from Java. Especially Kelantan foods, nearly identical to the Javanese in term of the sweetness. Historical link due to the brotherly connection between the Kelantan Sultanate & Majapahit kingdom long ago.
Oh that makes a lot of sense, so interesting!
I love soto padang, deliciouso ☺️ and lontong padang too 😀
Padang has the best food
Welcome Back to Padang
Terima kasih!
Another great video, and you e en got Allan to say a few words 👍
I don’t know if you saw the community post but I shot this video a year ago when I first met Alan
@@ayngelina si it took us one year to hear him speak?? Obviously, I do have some facts to back up my complaints! 🤣
Well to be fair this isn’t his channel and we had just started dating so I can’t make the video all about him. I’m actually quite lucky as many relationships fail because of partners who don’t want to be on videos or in social media but Alan is so easy going he doesn’t mind
@@ayngelina he is a gem. Your very lucky to have someone so easy going. Wish you two the best!
So much good food in west Sumatra❤❤❤
Agreed! I’m surprised more people don’t visit
I love rendang.
It is really a dish you have to try.
If I had to chose one dish in Indonesia that would be it.
Padang Soto is delicious, but I know I'm going to get a lot of hate for saying this...I respect the process of creating Rendang but it's not as fantastic as all the hype around it makes it out to be in my opinion. If you like fish Fjua is great place to go, but make sure you only go if they have freash fish outside ready to be weighed. Enjoy your time in Padang it's a hidden gem out here! :)
Oooh thank you for the seafood tip. I come from the coast of Canada so fresh is essential. I completely get what you are saying about rendang. When it's cooked the traditional way it is amazing. But honestly some places are just ok. And outside Padang I find them forgettable. I do want to try it in Malaysia to see how different it could be.
So Delicious
Thank you 😋
@@ayngelina your welcome
Hello Ayngelina! Happy New Year!💙Paling senang Padang makanan!
Liz I hope you’re having an amazing New Year!
Welcome back to Padang city Angelyna 🙏😊
It’s always good to be back! 😊
@@ayngelina i've watched your great video from last year btw
Thank you for sticking around with me!
Smart girl
terima kasih 🙏
you are SUCH a foodie
This is true!
Wondering girl
Tambah cantik
So cute that you coordinate your hair color lol !! Love it
lol that was not planned. I shot this a year ago when I first met him. But I really struggle with my hair colour in Asia in this case they coloured it black which also happened to me so much in Ecuador
you can't go wrong with black!
@@ayngelina
Well right now it’s black on top and yellow on the bottom. I’m hoping I can fix that soon
I'm pretty sure you have better chances to find someone to fix it in your hometown :) good luck !!@@ayngelina
That's on my list to do next week!
THANKS 4 UR VIDEO ABOUT KIND OF FOOD FROM PADANG (MINANG TRIBE)
My pleasure, I have a few videos about Minang food on the channel 😊
Padang di Sumatra Barat kenapa petanya di Kalimantan
pergerakannya terlihat seperti itu tapi kalau di zoom terlihat ada tulisan Sumatra Barat, Padang Panjan dll
Yes I see that but unfortunately you can’t revise with UA-cam. I’ll just make it more clear next time with the movement
Hi, what hotel would you recommend in Padang
I always stay in Yani Homestay. It’s inexpensive and very clean.
Well you are wrong said that Padang has lot influenced by Malaysia! Padang located in Sumatera wich is the island that has influence Malaysia!
Yes, it sadly just sounds wrong 😅
They influence each other as neighbours. Some food you see in Padang like Roti Canai originated in Malaysia but indeed there is a lot of Minangkabau culture, food and words in Malaysia.
@@ayngelina i dont wanna sound childish but roti canai which in malaysia or in indonesia are actually come from Chennai, India. For context, Malaysia has 2 original race or culture, Malay and Dayak, and both of them also exist in Indonesia and they are just small part of indonesian culture. So its very little possibility that Malaysia influences Indonesia in term of traditional culture including food.
It actually doesn’t exist in Chennai, but Indian immigrants brought it to Malaysia and it made its way to Padang. And it’s actually more like a bread in Kerala not Chennai. That said some people do argue it came to Aceh earlier than that.
I know there is a complicated relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia and it was interesting to see how Alan was treated in Malaysia. It wasn’t always great but he did love Kuala Lumpur. But the truth is both countries influenced each other because of trade and immigration.
rohingya❤indonesia
Lain yang di bicarakan,lain pula yg di jawab,hadeuh..
maksudnya Subtitlenya?
@@ayngelina bukan kak,dia nyindir Rohingya ❤️Indonesia,kata nya,kan cerita nya kakak makan²di Padang..yg di balas Rohingya 😂
ahhh mantap Saya hanya ingin memastikan karena saya menghabiskan banyak waktu untuk membuat subtitle
❤❤❤❤❤😂🎉
Kok bisa
apakah kamu menonton videonya
Apakah Indonesia pantas di sebut surga nyh dunia kerena segala nyh ada di dalam nyh??
Saya pikir ada argumen kuat untuk mengatakan demikian
@@ayngelina jadi gimana pendapat nyh yh aph ngga
tentu saja aku tahu
tentu saja aku tahu
@@ayngelina iyh Indonesia memang lengkap semoga senang liburan di Indonesia
Welcome back to my city and region 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪. I like you as a foodee.
Thank you so much 🙏do you have any other suggestions for where to eat?
@@ayngelina you Can try going to Kerinci, Jambi try some dishes and drink like dodol kentang. You can stay in Sungai Penuh. But it ia so far with vehicle. Consult with your guide. Try Googling "makanan khas kerinci". Caao.
Amazing tips thank you