Abang Ajib really makes Malaysian proud because he introduced you guys to the norms before Raya celebration. all the hardwork of making dodol, collecting coconut, meat preparations .You can never find a better Ambassador than him. I am glad to see you guys enjoying everything. Even though it's very tiring, it's a journey to remember.
Eating with right hand, sitting on d floor, together with d host n their family members, truly kampung vibes, homely comfort meals. Truly wonderful buka puasa experience.
A lot of people are uncomfortable with the "dirty job" proses to getting the meat, but they will automatic forget about it when they eat the rendang 🤣 🤭
Really? Same like the Malay dodol during Hari Raya...or a different kind? But it is not "kuih bulan" kan? 🤔 Kuih bulan is different..but it's still gooey.. hehehe i love kuih bulan 👍
So fun watching you both enjoying the kampung vibes/life....truly kampung boy and girl.. "MANTAP"/Awesome 👍👍👍 The last part of the video is the best where everyone "duduk bersila"/sat cross legged on the floor and enjoyed the yummilious meal together....a great way of bonding family and friends' relationship. A huge thank you again to abang ajib, nur and the entire family for the amazing Malaysian hospitality rendered to our fave you tuber, JETLAG WARRIORS 💞
It would be a good thing to always check the weather forecast before going anywhere in Malaysia. As a Malaysian myself, checking the weather forecast, traffic jams (which is massive during festive seasons) on highways etc is a must for me.
@@ftinftin8937 Yes you get that sometimes but once it rained heavily on the highways , you can be "blinded" by the heavy rain despite your wipers are put on full speed. It's good if you can stop at the nearest R & R for a while, a gas station perhaps.
The one thing I love about you guys is that you honestly want to experience in full namely the culture, celebration, weather and the traditional festive food of Malaysia. Escaping from bustling cities and visiting villages - mingling with the folks. It is the right time to visit Malaysia with eidultfitr (raya) in the corner. It literally suits the theme of "Balik Kampung" - and you choose the right Malaysian to connect and right places - Negeri Sembilan/Melaka. Despite I'm from Kelantan, I really love the states in the South esp. Negeri Sembilan - perhaps it's because I see a different culture and people.
Steve & Ivana, next is the Sabah Harvest Festival celebration on the 30-31/5/22 , hope you two can come over to join in the celebration, and then on the 1/6/22, again a Harvest Festival in Sarawak. Lots of cultural activities, traditional food, not forgeting the drinks 😂
@@JetLagWarriors nope... just come and ask local how can we join the event or where is the event held.. just follow the flow everything should be alright for sure
@@JetLagWarriors It's same like Hari Raya or Christmas. You don't need tickets or something like that. Hopefully you'll have some local willingly take you along to celebrate it. Though I don't know about how Pesta Kaamatan celebrate in Sabah, but in Sarawak, the Dayaks celebrate Gawai, and to feel the 'kampung' experience during Gawai is by going to the rural area where they still have longhouse. I remember watching the two ladies from Beer For Breakfast videos where they went to a longhouse few years ago before Covid. Though it was not during Gawai.
@@JetLagWarriors Well, you can it similar like how we celebrate Raya, especially those in the city. But in the rural/kampung area where they still have longhouse(s), the celebration would be more festive. And there would lots of Tuak(rice wine) drinking going on, and traditional dancing too. And if you lucky, you might get to see some of the preserved heads hanging on the longhouse's ceiling(though we have some in Sarawak State Museum too), from the old days of headhunting. Maybe you could try contact Sarawak Tourism Board. Hopefully they can arrange some tours for your guys in Sarawak. Also Rainforest World Music Festival will be on the 17th-19th June.
Speaking from experience,jet lag gets worse as you get older. And age is catching up with you Steve 😃 Watching Steve fighting with the coconut is the highlight of this video for me lol Steve and Ivana sounding so giddy being surrounded by the good food at the bazaar is too funny 😄 Selamat Hari Raya to Abang Ajeeb and family,Steve and Ivana and to all Jet Lag Warriors' family.
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Another beautiful video. I have only a small suggestion, if you can tell me (in video) what is the food you say in Malaysian (in bazaar), I would love to know. You know, just to explain a little. Thanks a lot and kisses from Serbia.
@unicorn ns The food they mentioned was Mee Goreng (fried noodles), Ayam Goreng (Fried chicken), Ayam Percik (Barbequed Skewered Chicken marinated in special herbs), Roti John ( a kind of grilled sandwich with minced meat, omelette and veggies either cabbage or lettuce and cheese optional).
Steve,yes u r right... jetlagged needs at least 72 hours complete rest to settle down, comfortably. But u guys were not resting, hahahaha... take care. (Malaysia Airline Ex Cabin crew),
Thanks for this absolutely wonderful video. What a lovely experience, preparation for celebrating Raya in d kampung environment. What a marvelous vlog. Great content.
Gosh, u guys started this vlog at a very strategic location, KL Sentral. Not far from d station r d office buildings n I used to work there. So much memories, everytime I see KLCC n KL Sentral.
I will pass this station every working day from my previous apt in bandar baru sentul using lrt. I will use KTM to go for Friday prayers at d national mosque. I seldom use d monorel.
Hi guys 👋🏻 that was a smooth journey by train 👍 nice kampung and abang Ajeeb was there welcoming you both. This villagers were really advanced they used all the butcher's tools to cut the meat 👍 usually used by butchers in the market and I've seen in a village sometime ago they used axes and knives 😅 good job on the coconut peeling you did great Steve 👍 wow the best part was the family feast traditionally sitting on the floor 👏🏻 delicious kampung food , homecook 👍 hahahha...jering is something like stinky beans , you can cook or eat raw 👍 thanks abang Ajeeb , sis Nur and family for being such a good hosts , nice one 👍🥰😘
Actually i would normally take a shower in evening after buy foods from bazaar, it will refresh your body after whole day of fasting and a fresh mind before iftar. This will also help buy some time before iftar. This is tip that you can use.
wow, you really are very lucky to have local kampung folks as your friends, what an experience! I am glad you enjoy it, it is truly "raya" and "balik kampung" experience! Selamat Hari Raya to all of you!
I think by seeing the process of animal slaughtering makes you kinda appreciate animal life more. Gone are the days when I eat meat mindlessly. Now, even if I am still meat eater, I eat less and make sure that when cooking no meat is wasted.
The weather in Malaysia have drastically changed compare to 20 years ago. There are a lot of cold cloudy like London weather and sunny like Hawaii weather
I would like to guess that mantai derived from the word "membantai" which mean to beat/hack or butchering the cow. Its a communal activity which the whole village work together to provide meat for hari raya for everyone.
Owh my god.....u guys were in Tampin and alor gajah..if im not mistaken...abang's kampung is same kampung with me...really wish to meet you guys...😍😍anyway ... welcome to melaka...
@@JetLagWarriors wah! welcome to explore Borneo, visit Sarawak -Gawai celebration will be on 1/6/22, 25th Rainforest World Musical Festival will be on this 17-19/6/2022 in Kuching. 😊
That stinky bean (jering) is not stinky when you eat it. But when you pee in the morning and your urine smell funny then you know its because of the stinky bean.
Abang Ajib really makes Malaysian proud because he introduced you guys to the norms before Raya celebration. all the hardwork of making dodol, collecting coconut, meat preparations .You can never find a better Ambassador than him. I am glad to see you guys enjoying everything. Even though it's very tiring, it's a journey to remember.
Tq lh hn..selamat hari raya too
Eating with right hand, sitting on d floor, together with d host n their family members, truly kampung vibes, homely comfort meals. Truly wonderful buka puasa experience.
you know what steve,when yourself do all the hardwork to prepare for certain dish like rendang,you will appreciate the food more..
absolutely👍
Smiling from ear to ear. I can feel all the love and hospitality . Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Thank you mother
U are so lucky mom to have a great son like steve..he is wonderful person..kind and faithfully
@@ajeebfoodhunter I agree Ajeeb.
how much I miss my golden memories in Malaysia😍😍😍
Super duper jetlagged from arrived till 3rd day of raya. Is that right adik? Your spirit to celebrate over your jetlagged
Both of you just like kampung boy and girl . Wonderful kampung and people. 👍
A lot of people are uncomfortable with the "dirty job" proses to getting the meat, but they will automatic forget about it when they eat the rendang 🤣 🤭
Steve must be so thirsty and tired after peeling the coconuts, thus his low energy level at the bazar ramadhan. 🤣
Semoga sihat selalu dan diberi hidayah dan keberkatan Allah SWT aamiin
Selamat hari raya aidilfitri... Next on 1 jun is Gawai..hope u guys still here👍
Honestly, i like ur video content and ur sincerity to blend in with local culture! Keep it up bro n sis!
We make dodol during Chinese New Year, too.
Really? Same like the Malay dodol during Hari Raya...or a different kind? But it is not "kuih bulan" kan? 🤔 Kuih bulan is different..but it's still gooey.. hehehe i love kuih bulan 👍
So fun watching you both enjoying the kampung vibes/life....truly kampung boy and girl.. "MANTAP"/Awesome 👍👍👍
The last part of the video is the best where everyone "duduk bersila"/sat cross legged on the floor and enjoyed the yummilious meal together....a great way of bonding family and friends' relationship. A huge thank you again to abang ajib, nur and the entire family for the amazing Malaysian hospitality rendered to our fave you tuber, JETLAG WARRIORS 💞
I am so happy if u will join us in future
@@ajeebfoodhunter lnsyaallah, abang ajib. Have a happy blessed weekend.
@@chaw294 u too chaw...please always in taking good care yah..
@@ajeebfoodhunter yup, l will, thank you.
@@chaw294 your welcome
whatttt u guys are back in Malaysia?! welcome back! please collab with Ken Abroad again when he comes back
In Malaysia, they do have heavy downpour but only on half side of the a village or area. You literally can see the raining side and non raining side.
It would be a good thing to always check the weather forecast before going anywhere in Malaysia. As a Malaysian myself, checking the weather forecast, traffic jams (which is massive during festive seasons) on highways etc is a must for me.
I have seen it rained at the other side of the road @ highway. Magical.
@@ftinftin8937 Yes you get that sometimes but once it rained heavily on the highways , you can be "blinded" by the heavy rain despite your wipers are put on full speed. It's good if you can stop at the nearest R & R for a while, a gas station perhaps.
Abang Ajib holding hands with the wife. So romantic😘
Thanks johan...hehe
Kan..ingat takde orang perasan. Romantik uuu..💕
@@ladymoon2379 alamak..haha
The one thing I love about you guys is that you honestly want to experience in full namely the culture, celebration, weather and the traditional festive food of Malaysia. Escaping from bustling cities and visiting villages - mingling with the folks. It is the right time to visit Malaysia with eidultfitr (raya) in the corner. It literally suits the theme of "Balik Kampung" - and you choose the right Malaysian to connect and right places - Negeri Sembilan/Melaka. Despite I'm from Kelantan, I really love the states in the South esp. Negeri Sembilan - perhaps it's because I see a different culture and people.
Steve dah boleh duduk bersila asian style.🥰👍
Welcome back to Malaysia.
Wonderful kampung life.
Good job Saiful n Sharifah. 👍👍😍
The first time I saw this vlog, I really liked the content. Thank You for your good content. Very nice guys
Becoming real kampung boy..
Saiful & Sharifah
My kampung just 4 station away...REMBAU
Steve & Ivana, next is the Sabah Harvest Festival celebration on the 30-31/5/22 , hope you two can come over to join in the celebration, and then on the 1/6/22, again a Harvest Festival in Sarawak. Lots of cultural activities, traditional food, not forgeting the drinks 😂
How exactly can we join these events? Do we need to purchase tickets?
@@JetLagWarriors nope... just come and ask local how can we join the event or where is the event held.. just follow the flow everything should be alright for sure
@@JetLagWarriors It's same like Hari Raya or Christmas. You don't need tickets or something like that. Hopefully you'll have some local willingly take you along to celebrate it.
Though I don't know about how Pesta Kaamatan celebrate in Sabah, but in Sarawak, the Dayaks celebrate Gawai, and to feel the 'kampung' experience during Gawai is by going to the rural area where they still have longhouse.
I remember watching the two ladies from Beer For Breakfast videos where they went to a longhouse few years ago before Covid. Though it was not during Gawai.
@@AlexSDU Thanks so much! So is it also like Hari Raya where people go house to house and makan makan?
@@JetLagWarriors Well, you can it similar like how we celebrate Raya, especially those in the city. But in the rural/kampung area where they still have longhouse(s), the celebration would be more festive. And there would lots of Tuak(rice wine) drinking going on, and traditional dancing too.
And if you lucky, you might get to see some of the preserved heads hanging on the longhouse's ceiling(though we have some in Sarawak State Museum too), from the old days of headhunting.
Maybe you could try contact Sarawak Tourism Board. Hopefully they can arrange some tours for your guys in Sarawak.
Also Rainforest World Music Festival will be on the 17th-19th June.
WELCOME BACK TO MALAYSIA BRO🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
another lovely video! Malay kampung experience with kampung folks & FOOD are the best ❤️❤️❤️ enjoy yrselves & take care!
Speaking from experience,jet lag gets worse as you get older.
And age is catching up with you Steve 😃
Watching Steve fighting with the coconut is the highlight of this video for me lol
Steve and Ivana sounding so giddy being surrounded by the good food at the bazaar is too funny 😄
Selamat Hari Raya to Abang Ajeeb and family,Steve and Ivana and to all Jet Lag Warriors' family.
Selamat hari raya ms zuraida and fmily
@@ajeebfoodhunter
Thank you Ajeeb.
Next time you datang Terengganu we should meet up In shaa Allah
@@ajeebfoodhunter bang, kedai tepi jalan tu kt mana ye...saya nak singgah beli dodol🙏🏼
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Peeling the coconuts while having a jetlagged, I feel you Steve.
Another beautiful video. I have only a small suggestion, if you can tell me (in video) what is the food you say in Malaysian (in bazaar), I would love to know. You know, just to explain a little. Thanks a lot and kisses from Serbia.
@unicorn ns The food they mentioned was Mee Goreng (fried noodles), Ayam Goreng (Fried chicken), Ayam Percik (Barbequed Skewered Chicken marinated in special herbs), Roti John ( a kind of grilled sandwich with minced meat, omelette and veggies either cabbage or lettuce and cheese optional).
@@zailinzainol6226 wow tnx a lot for explanation
Steve,yes u r right... jetlagged needs at least 72 hours complete rest to settle down, comfortably.
But u guys were not resting, hahahaha...
take care.
(Malaysia Airline Ex Cabin crew),
That was one retro plates which hard to come by…. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to both of you.
Selamat datang ke kampung😂😂😂 kampung felda pun seronok tau tuan😄
Plan nk bawa ke felda maokil segamat, tp xberkesempatan sbb trafik sesak
Welcome back steve n ivana .. ❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾
Thanks for this absolutely wonderful video. What a lovely experience, preparation for celebrating Raya in d kampung environment. What a marvelous vlog. Great content.
Gosh, u guys started this vlog at a very strategic location, KL Sentral. Not far from d station r d office buildings n I used to work there. So much memories, everytime I see KLCC n KL Sentral.
I will pass this station every working day from my previous apt in bandar baru sentul using lrt. I will use KTM to go for Friday prayers at d national mosque. I seldom use d monorel.
Welcome back to Malaysia! Glad to see you both again. Hope you enjoy your holiday & the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration.. 👍❤🤗
Please make a vlog in Kelantan, kampung pasir senor. It has lots of greenery soo much peace.
Hi guys 👋🏻 that was a smooth journey by train 👍 nice kampung and abang Ajeeb was there welcoming you both. This villagers were really advanced they used all the butcher's tools to cut the meat 👍 usually used by butchers in the market and I've seen in a village sometime ago they used axes and knives 😅 good job on the coconut peeling you did great Steve 👍 wow the best part was the family feast traditionally sitting on the floor 👏🏻 delicious kampung food , homecook 👍 hahahha...jering is something like stinky beans , you can cook or eat raw 👍 thanks abang Ajeeb , sis Nur and family for being such a good hosts , nice one 👍🥰😘
Tq lynia65
Actually i would normally take a shower in evening after buy foods from bazaar, it will refresh your body after whole day of fasting and a fresh mind before iftar. This will also help buy some time before iftar. This is tip that you can use.
wow, you really are very lucky to have local kampung folks as your friends, what an experience! I am glad you enjoy it, it is truly "raya" and "balik kampung" experience! Selamat Hari Raya to all of you!
I am enjoying watching your videos about malaysia and other countries
happy eid mubarak 🥳🥳🥳
Steve getting expert and having fun with the coconuts
Welcome home buddies
What a strong man.. steve.👍🤩
Welcome back to Malaysia my frez
Wow suddenly many foreign travelog youtubers going back to Malaysia 🤭
hahaha.. both you guys may watch blimey video to watch how korean girls open the coconut..🤣
Such a lovely time. Keep going guys👍🏻
16:32 Yes, ayam goreng. Ken's all time favourite. I remember when he bought several pieces of MYR1 fried chicken during you guys road trip last time.
Yes, hard to find RM1 a piece of chicken nowadays. Ken was very lucky to find one. By the way welcome back to Malaysia ken!
Mantab dan keren kawan, salam kenal 👍👍👌
I think by seeing the process of animal slaughtering makes you kinda appreciate animal life more. Gone are the days when I eat meat mindlessly. Now, even if I am still meat eater, I eat less and make sure that when cooking no meat is wasted.
Ivana throughout the video : 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
kampung boy is come back🥰
your guys were so close to my kampung, Rembau!
Im lovin to start your channel ! keep it up❤️
Welcome back! 🤗😍
10:01 that's a good experience.
I have not done it myself.
JETLAG WARRIOR...A KAMPUNG BOY 👦 AND A KAMPUNG 👧...
😄 🤣 😂 😆...NICE
For your information steve, in malay culture when you eat like that(bersila) you need to cover up your knees by wearing "kain pelikat" or trousers.
yeeeeaaahhhh kampung boy is back! hahahaahahah!
good job steve 👍
good job Steve. dodol looks soooo yummy
5:16 that's the reason these kind of animals live for. So we're as human need to do our part respectfully, plus don't waste food.
Enjoy your kampung life guys!
You both are so blessed
Steve still remembers " Stesen berikutnya " 😀
The weather in Malaysia have drastically changed compare to 20 years ago. There are a lot of cold cloudy like London weather and sunny like Hawaii weather
I would like to guess that mantai derived from the word "membantai" which mean to beat/hack or butchering the cow. Its a communal activity which the whole village work together to provide meat for hari raya for everyone.
So lovely! 💜✨
Owh my god.....u guys were in Tampin and alor gajah..if im not mistaken...abang's kampung is same kampung with me...really wish to meet you guys...😍😍anyway ... welcome to melaka...
Which part aidan?
@@ajeebfoodhunter tg rimau luar...
@@tingkahtari correct
@@tingkahtari which one your house?
@@ajeebfoodhunter after japerun gadek behind the tahfiz perempuan.
Very nice experience
Welcome back to Malaysia 🇲🇾 ☺️
much respect guys
Welcome back to Malaysia, you must travel to East Malaysia- Sarawak & Sabah- hope to meet you in Kuching 😀
We’ll be in Borneo next week!
@@JetLagWarriors wah! welcome to explore Borneo, visit Sarawak -Gawai celebration will be on 1/6/22, 25th Rainforest World Musical Festival will be on this 17-19/6/2022 in Kuching. 😊
selamat hari raya guys,,,,,and come to sabah borneo guys
selamat berpulang
Welcome to Malaysia
Malaysia is another home rite 😜
Dont forget to celebrate Dragon Boat Festival 2022 on Friday, 3 June in Malaysia. The Chinese will have their dumpling.
really jetlagged these warriors...😅
jetlagged + fasting 😅
There is an exception for those on travel, they are not need to do fasting. Just to share .
I feel empty when you break a durian tree. keep learning bro, whatever I'm proud of you to malaysia, welcome.
Haha...i knew my durian bunch broken from this video haha
my best bro david awesome share lot of love from your cousin viki 💙🐥
Hope you enjoy raya
Respect u bro
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 salam eid mubarok
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Steve broke the durian branch and the baby durian with it.
Haha i felt the pain too
That stinky bean (jering) is not stinky when you eat it. But when you pee in the morning and your urine smell funny then you know its because of the stinky bean.
Welcome back to Malaysian weather lol!
where is the part for 'torpedo soup'?😆
Heartwarming weejio..😍😍😀
You shoulda worn your Saiful jersey...so when Nur's dad said "Saiful!" You could turn around and say "Yes, yes I am" LOL
Are u planning to go to the prime minister's open house today morning? Its at the prime minister's residence in Putra jaya
Guys, find the nearest homestay 😁
when are u guys coming to Sarawak??
This June!
@@JetLagWarriors go to long house and celebrate GAWAI with the iban community
How exactly can I join these events? Do I need to purchase tickets?
glad you're back in malaysia, are u coming to kuantan also?
Gearbox refers to the bone joints...😅
we had gearbox sup before. Sedapp
The bone marrow/ cartilage is good for joints too
Not so young anymore jetlag warriors steve
KAMPUNG BOY KACAU DODOL 🥰😋
Really kampong life
Terbaik!!!