Indian Working and Living in Malaysia: How's it different?

[@sultrys2291]

To every foreign workers (legal)/ expats, I would say that your presence are appreciated very much.
Be proud that you also contributed to the development and prosperity of this beloved country called Malaysia - does not matter what industry you are in, be it hospitality, food, health, finance, agriculture, construction or others.
Let us all (local and (legal) foreign workers) be respectful, polite, honest, helpful and kind to each other as we are all human at the end of it all, and don't forget to smile sincerely.
Bad apples do exist on both sides, but they are just a minority.
Thank you for this nice video.

[@yourBoyMickeyBoi]

Thanks for the warm words! Indeed, let us keep the peace, and respect! Have a great day! 🥰

[@adamisa8509]

I totally agree when u mention that at mamaks stall, its actually malaysian food with its slighy touch of India taste. You need to tell the tourists that roti canai is Malaysian unique food! Even chowkutiow is not chinese food- its Malaysian food. Same goes with Chicken chop. Its not western too! Its Malaysian.

[@yourBoyMickeyBoi]

I see! So roti canai was not really Indian? 😮😆 Lots of fusion dishes then!

[@shashah5438]

Maybe the banana leaf Indian restaurant are more Indian than Mamak restaurant.

[@yourBoyMickeyBoi]

That seems to be the case! 😆

[@shashah5438]

1MALAYSIA ❤❤❤

[@yourBoyMickeyBoi]

🤩😍🇲🇾

[@jayweldelossantos2816]

Replay?

[@yourBoyMickeyBoi]

Re-up 😂 video mistake 😂