Hey #teamabroad✌️ Yesterday's episode: ua-cam.com/video/VU5xMD7qapA/v-deo.html You can also follow me on Instagram, I post daily stories there as well and will also post some pictures from my trip: instagram.com/ken__abroad/ If you haven't seen the previous episodes yet, you can watch them here: ua-cam.com/play/PLOiGXq1d3__I8iTJNhADgy8kfux2HncCk.html
You should stay in Johor...cos CMCO not really effect Johor.. And Johor has the lowest cases for C-19. I will recommend you to stay in Batu Pahat or Kluang....
@kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place : 1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station. 2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina 3. Hot Spring at Gadek 4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station 5. Ampangan Village 6 Air Paabas Village 7. Tanjung Rimau Village 8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village 9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan 10. Masjid Tanah 11. Merlimau 12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore) 13. Nyalas Village 14. Jasin 15. Air Molek 16. Bukit Katil 17. Krubong 18. Cheng 19. Durian Tunggal 20. Bertam Ulu 21. Bukit Rambai 22. Sungai Udang 23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc) 24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat 25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan) 26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas 27. Lubok Cina 28. Bukit Cina 29. Batu Berendam otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca..
Go visit "Mini Malaysia" in ayer keroh melaka. They have all the houses of each state display in the park. Melaka government just announce that there will be a 50% promotion during cmco
Ken, the best things about your videos are the fact that you're always open to new experiences, you are not judgemental, give a fresh perspective of Malaysia and importantly, you're always so positive. It has been great following you on your trips virtually. We also hope you will stay safe! 🇲🇾 #teamabroad
Greg and Jumi are the best! They really love Malaysian food! I have followed their vlogs and noticed they really love Malaysia and visited many times before even several years before Covid. Good for you! Malaysians should support them as they are really friends of Malaysia 👍😊
The best (and unrivaled) part is when they explain about the ingredients, the texture, the taste of the local delicacies. They must have graduated with flying colors from Malaysian Foodculture University. Probably with doctorate, I guess.
Wonderful. It gives u more time to explore more food n places in Malacca. U said it yourself, been waiting to explore d nyonya kueh n cuisines in Malacca, a city listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
This is the best time to visit Melaka because it's usually packed with people. Greg and Jumi try the popiah (spring roll) located at jalan bunga raya. Google it. And after that you can try the famous Sotong Kangkung just beside it.
@@KenAbroad @kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place : 1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station. 2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina 3. Hot Spring at Gadek 4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station 5. Ampangan Village 6 Air Paabas Village 7. Tanjung Rimau Village 8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village 9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan 10. Masjid Tanah 11. Merlimau 12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore) 13. Nyalas Village 14. Jasin 15. Air Molek 16. Bukit Katil 17. Krubong 18. Cheng 19. Durian Tunggal 20. Bertam Ulu 21. Bukit Rambai 22. Sungai Udang 23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc) 24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat 25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan) 26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas 27. Lubok Cina 28. Bukit Cina 29. Batu Berendam otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca..
@kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place : 1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station. 2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina 3. Hot Spring at Gadek 4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station 5. Ampangan Village 6 Air Paabas Village 7. Tanjung Rimau Village 8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village 9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan 10. Masjid Tanah 11. Merlimau 12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore) 13. Nyalas Village 14. Jasin 15. Air Molek 16. Bukit Katil 17. Krubong 18. Cheng 19. Durian Tunggal 20. Bertam Ulu 21. Bukit Rambai 22. Sungai Udang 23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc) 24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat 25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan) 26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas 27. Lubok Cina 28. Bukit Cina 29. Batu Berendam otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca etc..
@@KenAbroad welcome, one more thing dont forget take that number phone, Miss Ezlina Alias (Director Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian Negara : JKKN) too for art, culture, dance, silat etc..
@@KenAbroad A lot u can discover/explore with the some of place from the list & enjoy all of that, about the food, each place on that list got the food & for info ask the Miss Ezlina Alias.. have fun in this CMCO 1.5, no need to worry everyone will take care of you, but keep safety & follow the S.O.P Pandemic Covid-19.. Eat more food every place u going to.. with Food & Footprints now eat & walk until 6 december yea.. hehehe
@@KenAbroad The list maybe enough for 1 month from 9 november - 6 december or maybe got some place to add on.. just call Miss Ezlina Alias for anything info about Malacca..hehe
Wow!Your round 2 back to Melaka,another 2nd CMCO😥Ketuk means knock,durian’s super yummy to Greg but your facial expression’s 😂,those days Jonker Walk’s super crowded & very happening,but now’s so quiet😥stay healthy,safe,pls take 👍🏻care,cheers😊
The coconut seller was showing his skills to attract customers...sale gimmick 😂😂 ....just some loud shouts while throwing and catching the coconut. Ah...those hammered candies, the locals (Chinese ) called them " ting ting th'ng".. originated from China...very hard, don't bite, just let it melt in your mouth. Good try with the durian puff...👏👏👍 Stay safe, stay strong and keep healthy...take good care Ken !!!
Ken, Greg & Jumi, fyi go to "Klebang Besar Original Coconut Shake" for the Best 🥥 juice, ice-cream, shake & all the Malay kuih from 11am - 6pm daily if I'm not mistaken. The entrance looks like a theme park😅 but it's actually a family business establishment. I never fail to support them each time I head home!🍧🍨👍🏻🤓
Since your first came to Malaysia, I never miss watched your video. Good job Ken. Don't worry you still can travel during CMCO, just follow the SOP. You will be good. 👍
I'm malacca myself hopefully you enjoy yourself in the heritage unesco city here in melaka 😊, I believe mco will work better than cmco because people are still going out to anywhere except interstate traveling
That grown up girl you see knocking (ketuk) the gula (candy), used to run around Mlaka town with a tray of fruits or Nyonya kuih at night with her lil sister, going from 1 table to the other, making ends meet! They were around 5-8 years old if I'm not mistaken, every single night earning their lil income and their father was the 1 who started this "Gula Ketuk" business on the back of his bicycle, parked at the corner of the garbage area downstairs the flats I grew up in! It was kinda like my alarm clock to me (pretty annoying), whenever I hear him "tock tock thng", hoping soon he will stop knocking! 😅 And now, Ken has shared it over here in his video. The history behind this "gula ketuk"! 😁
Brave that you went all out.. another few tries and you might be hooked on Durians.. / gosh.. Jonker street looks sooooo dead without all their Singaporean friends 😅
Hi Ken. It has been long time didn't watch your videos since your Penang vocation video. And surprisingly your Bahasa Melayu has improved a lot. Happy CMCO and stay safe.
😂🤣😂laughing out when I heard the candy was even harder to break than his attempt at getting the seafood..so nice Greg and JoMae following along too and Greg searching Google to complement and make complete this vlog.. great job Ken...yes I already know this is your second vlog at Jonker Street and the sugar cane juice scene was your first experience in Malaysia So entertaining to watch Greg's and Ken's opposite reaction having the durian puff..thanks Greg and JoMae introducing and getting durian puff sharing it on this channel.
This time the CMCO is more relaxed. Shops are still allowed to open. Only that you cannot travel inter-district or inter-state. You will still have much to do and film
@@KenAbroad No I don't think so. You cannot cross districts within the state. If the kampungs are in the same district it is fine. If they are in different districts then you will not be able to go. Every state has its own districts. Melaka has 3. I believe you are in Central Melaka district now where the city centre is located.
Hi Ken...good news. This morning news in The Star...one of our local newspapers. The Melaka state govt is seeking to get approval for inter-district travel from the Federal govt. So look out for that.
Don't forget to visit Kampung Morten (Morten Village). Don't need a grab, just walk along the river & explore everything in there. U also can visit Villa Sentosa (the malay living museum): free entrance. U also can try malay foods nearby, such as kampung morten special nasi lemak, makan2 avenue and many more.
Wow the who trows the coconuts in the aire that was a Nice show i like it that was verry Nice and the yummie Chinese burger.the face that you make when you eat the candy was funny IT was verry hard the candy😮and sticky
Welcome to my Hometown. Would love to meet up with you in Malacca. I believe I have watched all 100 Malaysia vlog of yours. Hope you still have a great experience in Malacca.
Fresh durian always taste better. Should try in the durian farm someday. Ketuk is tap in English. The candy suppose to be rock hard not chewy. It is a very traditional candy in Malaysia. Now days very hard to see. Melaka food is spicy, so be prepare to experience a whole new taste.
Malacca is the best states to stay in Malaysia . It is quiet and has a lot of history. When you are there, you should try it’s famous chicken rice ball.
@@KenAbroad you scared him😂😂 Fyi, behind the place you standing at 18:00, there is a stall selling cendol at day time, you can give it a try, they have many flavour, normally i will order original flavor.
Hmm... How about give a test drive on the local cars, particularly proton x50? Noticed some automobile vloggers make Melaka recently as their film location for their test drive.
Ken, the candy is more kinda like toffee. The durian puff using Musang King is delicious. If you want to try durian, maybe you might want to start with the type that is not as pungent as Musang King. The kampung durian is milder. In East Malaysia, there are different kinds of durians available including one that taste kinda like peanut butter. Stay safe and hope to see your next videos! Hi to Greg and Jumi!
Melaka is a special place with a lot of history and culture. I enjoyed my stay when I visited. I laughed hard seeing your face when you ate the durian puff. Good you tried it again. I don't like durian either and I tried it a few times. Congrats on 31K+ subscribers, well deserved. I know yr channel will grow big and quickly. Take care, Ken.
Congrats. 100 episodes on Malaysia. I'm surprised that u haven't tried durians until this ep., when just about every foreigner was in on the act. As soon as you get past the strong aroma of the durian, u will savour the pleasure of eating the fruit. Whatever, stay safe while you ride out the pandemic. Thumbs up👍👍& fists pump🤜🤛Cheers.
Welcome back to my hometown😉 Finally Ken tried the durian in a form of a puff. ( Better then not being able to taste the whole durian) Thailand durian is very different. I love how Greg, Jumi, Ivana & Steve enjoyed their durians.
@@suet5351 I wish I could. No doubt it's my hometown, but three quarters of my life is not in Malaysia. I really don't know much about Malaysia, I'm ashamed to say that, that's why I love watching vlogs by Kenabroad, Travelgamers, Jetlag Warriors, Food & Foodprints and some others to know more through them.😝maybe I'll try to ask my Malacca relatives about rare places. That is if they know...hahaha...
This is really an epic story for Ken. 😀😀😀 When the first MCO started in Malaysia, Ken was in Malacca and rushed to KL for better adventure in KL. Now, when CMCO started in most states in Malaysia, he went back in to Malacca and will be staying there.
My favourite episode for content: Parit German 🤣 My favourite episode for your heartfelt sharing: When you visited the different places of religion and shared your thoughts on our diversity ✨ My favourite episode of your face: The crocodile boat tour ✨🙈 My favourite episode where I died from laughing: Taiwanese food with Steve 🤣🤣🤣 Side favourite: When you tried helping the beach guy to get a job by sharing his story on your channel 💪😁 I have nicely filed up that full page print of you in a clear A3 size folder. The fanship is official now ✨
Hello Ken. I watched you from the very 1st vlog... All of them are interesting. Keep making these vlog....stay safe Ketok means to pound or hammering....hammered sweet literally means gula ketok
Hi Ken. I think its fair to say that you have mastered seafood and since Melaka is very close to the sea I have a recommendation for you. You should definately make a video at Monterio's Portuguese Seafood Restaurant in the Portuguese Settlement. Trust me you wont be getting better seafood than that. i should know because i know so many people who live in KL who would travel there just for the food. And what makes it special is that its seafood with a portuguese/local influence that you wont be able to get anywhere else in Malaysia. If you do make a video there be sure to try their salted egg dish with seafood of your choice. Also try the portuguese baked fish and their fried eggplant (2 seperate dishes). One more thing you absolutely must try is their mango juice. Trust me its different from other mango juices. Anyway stay healthy, stay positive and looking forward to that video. Ciao..lol..but sincerely stay safe and we will all get through this together. Cheers buddy
This candy is called ding ding tong/ding ding candy/tiok tiok tong, it originated in Guangdong & Hong Kong & later became available in Malaysia. It's traditionally made of maltose, sesame, ginger. Nowadays there are a lot more varieties available: coconut, mint, chocolate,mango, purple yam, strawberry en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deuk_Deuk_Tong The green stuff that the guy used in the Thai ice cream is pandan extract. The flavour is very artificial and is consists of mainly artificial flavouring & coloring. Real pandan from pandan leaves tastes very different & has paler colour.
cmco is less strict than the mco.. we here in klang Valley already had cmco earlier.. life goes on as usual but our movement is not as usual bcoz there are many road blocks & no cross district is permitted without permission from police..
this used to be like a chinese night market but after the MCO, this place is like a empty lane. but good now, more stall is coming back especially with their malay stall joining in...
hi Ken, So far Melaka isn't that badly affected, but there won't be much tourism trips allowing you to film. However, I think you can still walk around for food as businesses are allowed to open, but maybe will close earlier than usual to demotivate people from gathering outside after work. I am now working 2 days from home and 2 days at the office within my district only, and forced to take a day off (since MCO) because the wages has been cut. But that being said, it isn't that bad except less entertaining, but I am pretty sure you can still travel alone and 2 more travel mates for food because bigger tables in restaurants / shops can allow 3-4 people to dine in, although they recommend you to have take aways. It's just going to be 4 weeks limited travelling, and if we follow SOP we can curb this epidemic. Just be a little more careful if you travel pass Negeri Sembilan later after CMCO because the infection rate is much higher. In Selangor, certain places are rising, while my district was one of the worst hit before now has lesser new cases and we are just persevering and waiting for those who are infected to recover quickly with clean bill of health. Stay safe and stay healthy Ken! Do keep vlogging, or maybe do live vids so that we are can keep you company. I am sure many #teamabroad family members would love that.
Maybe you can take the opportunity to try different durian variety like Musa King and D24 during your CMCO. Maybe you will be converted. Steve from Jetlag Warriors was converted. Even better try different Malaysian fruits like mangosteen rambutan and longan from the grocery stores during your CMCO. Try take some videos for the taste tests. Maybe your fans will like it. They taste good. Trust me.
CMCO is just like normal MCO. If you're having difficulty to explore Malacca during CMCO. May I suggest you to make video on trying food from Malacca by ordering from grabfood and food panda. Then, you can share with Greg & Jumi. U guys can taste and discuss about it in the video.
durian is like wine. first taste may feel vomiting... second trial may think acceptable.. third try will think it's actually quite nice and magic happens always after third try... becos 4th try you will definitely LOVE it and once you back German.. you miss it badly.. it's tell you wats is true love
Century up! Well done. I think I watched almost all of them. My favourite ... hmmm hard to pick. Perhaps the Thai border because that was how I found the channel. And you meet some cool people, as always, in that one.
I cant imagine being stuck in one district for a month. If I were u I’d be going to Perlis, Pahang or Kelantan since there’s no MCO there, can just move freely across districts
Hey #teamabroad✌️ Yesterday's episode: ua-cam.com/video/VU5xMD7qapA/v-deo.html
You can also follow me on Instagram, I post daily stories there as well and will also post some pictures from my trip: instagram.com/ken__abroad/
If you haven't seen the previous episodes yet, you can watch them here:
ua-cam.com/play/PLOiGXq1d3__I8iTJNhADgy8kfux2HncCk.html
You should stay in Johor...cos CMCO not really effect Johor.. And Johor has the lowest cases for C-19. I will recommend you to stay in Batu Pahat or Kluang....
@@gfndceqmavhor354 semua dah tutup kecuali perlis, pahang & kelantan.. coming soon pahang, kelantan & perlis akan menyusul.. hehe
@kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place :
1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station.
2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina
3. Hot Spring at Gadek
4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station
5. Ampangan Village
6 Air Paabas Village
7. Tanjung Rimau Village
8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village
9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan
10. Masjid Tanah
11. Merlimau
12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore)
13. Nyalas Village
14. Jasin
15. Air Molek
16. Bukit Katil
17. Krubong
18. Cheng
19. Durian Tunggal
20. Bertam Ulu
21. Bukit Rambai
22. Sungai Udang
23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc)
24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat
25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan)
26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas
27. Lubok Cina
28. Bukit Cina
29. Batu Berendam
otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca..
Go visit "Mini Malaysia" in ayer keroh melaka. They have all the houses of each state display in the park. Melaka government just announce that there will be a 50% promotion during cmco
Ken, the best things about your videos are the fact that you're always open to new experiences, you are not judgemental, give a fresh perspective of Malaysia and importantly, you're always so positive. It has been great following you on your trips virtually. We also hope you will stay safe! 🇲🇾 #teamabroad
Thanks a lot 👍 😊 #teamabroad
So funny watching Ken making funny faces eating durian while Greg is licking durian in the background😂
Greg and Jumi are the best! They really love Malaysian food! I have followed their vlogs and noticed they really love Malaysia and visited many times before even several years before Covid. Good for you! Malaysians should support them as they are really friends of Malaysia 👍😊
Ya, that's right. Loved to watch both of them enjoyed our local food and drinks.
Wow thank you so much! We appreciate your support 😁
Totally agree
@@skbeebee8923 🙏🙏🙏
The best (and unrivaled) part is when they explain about the ingredients, the texture, the taste of the local delicacies.
They must have graduated with flying colors from Malaysian Foodculture University. Probably with doctorate, I guess.
Episode 100 today 🥳 Which episode was your favorite?
All episodes of course 👍👍👍👍👍
Of course episode with 3 youtuber & traveler, Jetlag warrior, travelgramers & ken Abroad 😅😅
@@qie_naim how about food & footprints?
@@mynameismassabran2398 omg I forgot them 😅
@@mynameismassabran2398 not fingerprints...footprints 😂😂
Hi, I the one sell Thai Ice Cream, thanks for featuring my stall. Hope I can back to business soon. Not sure can operate during CMCO
Whoever reads this, check out his stall and get the onde onde ice cream. 🤤🤤 Highly recommend!
Full circle for you in Melaka. Gonna hold it down here during CMCO together!
Wonderful. It gives u more time to explore more food n places in Malacca. U said it yourself, been waiting to explore d nyonya kueh n cuisines in Malacca, a city listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
@@Yasin_Affandi Exactly! Will take our time
So good to have friends looking out for each other to weather this pandemic out.
Yeah #teammelaka now here 💪
This is the best time to visit Melaka because it's usually packed with people. Greg and Jumi try the popiah (spring roll) located at jalan bunga raya. Google it. And after that you can try the famous Sotong Kangkung just beside it.
That onde onde ice cream was SO good we ate it twice!
What onde onde ice cream. Can we see your video?
@@Yasin_Affandi Unfortunately we didn’t film it, but the same one Ken got in the video
Ah yeah it was funny how you ordered two of them later haha
@@KenAbroad @kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place :
1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station.
2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina
3. Hot Spring at Gadek
4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station
5. Ampangan Village
6 Air Paabas Village
7. Tanjung Rimau Village
8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village
9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan
10. Masjid Tanah
11. Merlimau
12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore)
13. Nyalas Village
14. Jasin
15. Air Molek
16. Bukit Katil
17. Krubong
18. Cheng
19. Durian Tunggal
20. Bertam Ulu
21. Bukit Rambai
22. Sungai Udang
23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc)
24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat
25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan)
26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas
27. Lubok Cina
28. Bukit Cina
29. Batu Berendam
otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca..
Wooohooo...you're in Jonker Walk! 😅 Good to see you guys and Ken contributing a little to their business. Pretty quiet weekend 😬
@kenabroad in malacca this is the lis u should go & a few place u need to go, in march u dont discover overall malacca in some of this place :
1. Border between Malacca & Negeri Sembilan situated at Pulau Sebang - Tampin, they got train station.
2. Find the Kuih Bakau(Bakar) at Kuala Ina
3. Hot Spring at Gadek
4. Kuih Cucur Udang at Alor Gajah Bus Station
5. Ampangan Village
6 Air Paabas Village
7. Tanjung Rimau Village
8. Kuala Sungai Baru Village
9. Kuala Linggi Village border with Port Dickson Negeri Sembilan
10. Masjid Tanah
11. Merlimau
12. Sungai Rambai (Border between Malacca & Muar, Johore)
13. Nyalas Village
14. Jasin
15. Air Molek
16. Bukit Katil
17. Krubong
18. Cheng
19. Durian Tunggal
20. Bertam Ulu
21. Bukit Rambai
22. Sungai Udang
23. Ayer Keroh (Zoo, Crocodile Farm etc)
24. A Famosa Waterpark, Simpang Ampat
25. Batang Melaka (Border with Negeri Sembilan)
26. Bukit Batu Lebah, Selandar-Nyalas
27. Lubok Cina
28. Bukit Cina
29. Batu Berendam
otherwise for art & culture, you can contact : Miss Ezlina Alias Director of Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian (JKKN) a.k.a National Culture and Arts Department for Malacca : ±6012-2873461, Call her maybe she can help you for know more about malacca etc..
Cool, thank you for that list 😊
@@KenAbroad welcome, one more thing dont forget take that number phone, Miss Ezlina Alias (Director Jabatan Kebudayaan dan Kesenian Negara : JKKN) too for art, culture, dance, silat etc..
@@KenAbroad A lot u can discover/explore with the some of place from the list & enjoy all of that, about the food, each place on that list got the food & for info ask the Miss Ezlina Alias.. have fun in this CMCO 1.5, no need to worry everyone will take care of you, but keep safety & follow the S.O.P Pandemic Covid-19.. Eat more food every place u going to.. with Food & Footprints now eat & walk until 6 december yea.. hehehe
@@KenAbroad The list maybe enough for 1 month from 9 november - 6 december or maybe got some place to add on.. just call Miss Ezlina Alias for anything info about Malacca..hehe
Haha that’s incredible. Awesome footage of that man with the coco
He was crazy haha
U r in Malaysia longer than u planned bcoz of MCO. We welcome u with open arms. Thanks for promoting Malaysia. Take care Ken. 🥰
Wow!Your round 2 back to Melaka,another 2nd CMCO😥Ketuk means knock,durian’s super yummy to Greg but your facial expression’s 😂,those days Jonker Walk’s super crowded & very happening,but now’s so quiet😥stay healthy,safe,pls take 👍🏻care,cheers😊
Stay safe n stay positive too in Malacca.
Congrats for 100 episodes of Traveling Malaysia 💪 keep it up & stay safe #teamabroad Tiada Masalah.
Malacca looks beautiful at night time. Wonderful to know that this is your second visit in Malacca.
The coconut seller was showing his skills to attract customers...sale gimmick 😂😂 ....just some loud shouts while throwing and catching the coconut.
Ah...those hammered candies, the locals (Chinese ) called them " ting ting th'ng".. originated from China...very hard, don't bite, just let it melt in your mouth.
Good try with the durian puff...👏👏👍
Stay safe, stay strong and keep healthy...take good care Ken !!!
Ken, Greg & Jumi, fyi go to "Klebang Besar Original Coconut Shake" for the Best 🥥 juice, ice-cream, shake & all the Malay kuih from 11am - 6pm daily if I'm not mistaken. The entrance looks like a theme park😅 but it's actually a family business establishment. I never fail to support them each time I head home!🍧🍨👍🏻🤓
@@joycetan4684 one more location at batu berendam near batu berendam airport.. hehe
I won’t drink that coconut..especially in this rona season..his saliva might be on that coconut..
@@ai7120 of course n full of germs
Comparing your face with Greg while eating the durian... Hehehe
Haha 😄😄
Gula ketuk ( sweet candy ) actually is maltose
Gula = sugar , Ketuk = Tap
Durian will grow on you, Ken!
YESSSS, if y'all in Klang Valley with Ken, durian on me HAHAHAHAHA
@@suet5351 Thank you!! Hope we can get back to Klang Valley before New Years 🤞
@@FoodandFootprints yesss but stay safe and have fun while you guys are at Malacca 😁
Its not durian season so probably cant really get any fresh durian for now.
I'm ready to try more 😎😄
Since your first came to Malaysia, I never miss watched your video. Good job Ken.
Don't worry you still can travel during CMCO, just follow the SOP. You will be good. 👍
Ah thanks for watching all the time 😊
oh so sentimental to be there for u Ken, my favourite video of u so far is the ATV one, stay healthy, stay positive Ken, #teamabroad
Look forward to watching it later.
Borned in Melaka and migrated to Germany since 2001. Love your channel. Enjoy your stay in Melaka. Be safe and stay healthy.
What was your reaction to the announcement of the new CMCO?
My reaction was 😒. I had expected it somewhat. Stay safe Ken. I love Malacca so looking forward to the video.
I was so sad about this😔
I'm malacca myself hopefully you enjoy yourself in the heritage unesco city here in melaka 😊, I believe mco will work better than cmco because people are still going out to anywhere except interstate traveling
Sad but nothing i can do
just enjoy the life & live because my planning travel to few city in malaysia... bbooommmbbbb!! Doommeedd demolished
Wow with Jumi and Greg,......!
It's very timely that u got d chance to visit d Jonker street open market. U love d open markets in Malaysia.
That gula ketuk was...interesting 😂
It's used to be yesteryear candy b4 the 80's. It was forgotten and reintroduce back ~ mid 2000😊
It's one of my childhood fav. I was pleasantly surprised when I found this sweet in d street of New Delhi, in front of d Red Fort.
@@HBTan1969 Aahhh the yesteryear, alright! 😁👍🏻
That grown up girl you see knocking (ketuk) the gula (candy), used to run around Mlaka town with a tray of fruits or Nyonya kuih at night with her lil sister, going from 1 table to the other, making ends meet! They were around 5-8 years old if I'm not mistaken, every single night earning their lil income and their father was the 1 who started this "Gula Ketuk" business on the back of his bicycle, parked at the corner of the garbage area downstairs the flats I grew up in! It was kinda like my alarm clock to me (pretty annoying), whenever I hear him "tock tock thng", hoping soon he will stop knocking! 😅 And now, Ken has shared it over here in his video. The history behind this "gula ketuk"! 😁
@@joycetan4684 Sometimes, behind every sweet, there r bitter stories, left untold. Thanks for sharing.
17:05...2 mat salleh eating durian with 2 different reactions...that one is funny
Greg and Jumi are great eaters. They can eat almost anything.
Brave that you went all out.. another few tries and you might be hooked on Durians.. / gosh.. Jonker street looks sooooo dead without all their Singaporean friends 😅
...and Selangoreans too! 😅
Hi Ken. It has been long time didn't watch your videos since your Penang vocation video. And surprisingly your Bahasa Melayu has improved a lot. Happy CMCO and stay safe.
Welcome back to the channel 😊
😂🤣😂laughing out when I heard the candy was even harder to break than his attempt at getting the seafood..so nice Greg and JoMae following along too and Greg searching Google to complement and make complete this vlog.. great job Ken...yes I already know this is your second vlog at Jonker Street and the sugar cane juice scene was your first experience in Malaysia
So entertaining to watch Greg's and Ken's opposite reaction having the durian puff..thanks Greg and JoMae introducing and getting durian puff sharing it on this channel.
Ah yeah the sugarcane stall, didnt found it this time there 🤔
Haha we figured it would be the perfect chance for Ken to have some durian
This time the CMCO is more relaxed. Shops are still allowed to open. Only that you cannot travel inter-district or inter-state. You will still have much to do and film
Can I travel around malaka state? Going to kampungs etc?
@@KenAbroad
No I don't think so. You cannot cross districts within the state. If the kampungs are in the same district it is fine. If they are in different districts then you will not be able to go. Every state has its own districts. Melaka has 3. I believe you are in Central Melaka district now where the city centre is located.
Hi Ken...good news. This morning news in The Star...one of our local newspapers. The Melaka state govt is seeking to get approval for inter-district travel from the Federal govt. So look out for that.
All good but deepavali is coming u should try some murukku ladoo halwa palgoa and other Indian sneaks and kuihs bro.
Wow, episode 100 back to where you began... you have come a long way since then...
The show is amazing🤩your vlog always the best🍔keep it up stay safe🌺🌺
Thank you 😊 stay safe too
Don't forget to visit Kampung Morten (Morten Village). Don't need a grab, just walk along the river & explore everything in there. U also can visit Villa Sentosa (the malay living museum): free entrance. U also can try malay foods nearby, such as kampung morten special nasi lemak, makan2 avenue and many more.
thanks for the recommendations
Wow the who trows the coconuts in the aire that was a Nice show i like it that was verry Nice and the yummie Chinese burger.the face that you make when you eat the candy was funny IT was verry hard the candy😮and sticky
Be happy and stay safe! Try breakfast at Roti canai kayu arang👍
Take care😍
Yeah. It is in my kampung.. 😊😍
Welcome to my Hometown. Would love to meet up with you in Malacca. I believe I have watched all 100 Malaysia vlog of yours. Hope you still have a great experience in Malacca.
Yeah looking forward to explore malaka to the fullest 😊
The coconut show is fantastic🤩🤩🤩
I miss jonker street so much..used to live around there for 6 years. I love malacca!!
The Jonker Street looks quite empty as compared to two months ago but it is the best time to see everything at the night market.
Fresh durian always taste better. Should try in the durian farm someday. Ketuk is tap in English. The candy suppose to be rock hard not chewy. It is a very traditional candy in Malaysia. Now days very hard to see. Melaka food is spicy, so be prepare to experience a whole new taste.
Malacca is the best states to stay in Malaysia . It is quiet and has a lot of history. When you are there, you should try it’s famous chicken rice ball.
Welcome to Melaka, I watch the guy perform throwing coconut so many times, it's 1st time i see he fail to catch the coconut😅
Haha I was surprised too that he didnt catch it 😱😅
@@KenAbroad you scared him😂😂
Fyi, behind the place you standing at 18:00, there is a stall selling cendol at day time, you can give it a try, they have many flavour, normally i will order original flavor.
Sounds good 👍
Hmm... How about give a test drive on the local cars, particularly proton x50? Noticed some automobile vloggers make Melaka recently as their film location for their test drive.
So kinder is children in germany, thanks. D ice cream rolls looked really cool. Nice, super sedap.
Ken, the candy is more kinda like toffee. The durian puff using Musang King is delicious. If you want to try durian, maybe you might want to start with the type that is not as pungent as Musang King. The kampung durian is milder. In East Malaysia, there are different kinds of durians available including one that taste kinda like peanut butter. Stay safe and hope to see your next videos! Hi to Greg and Jumi!
Melaka is a special place with a lot of history and culture. I enjoyed my stay when I visited. I laughed hard seeing your face when you ate the durian puff. Good you tried it again. I don't like durian either and I tried it a few times. Congrats on 31K+ subscribers, well deserved. I know yr channel will grow big and quickly. Take care, Ken.
Thank you 😊
Congrats. 100 episodes on Malaysia. I'm surprised that u haven't tried durians until this ep., when just about every foreigner was in on the act. As soon as you get past the strong aroma of the durian, u will savour the pleasure of eating the fruit. Whatever, stay safe while you ride out the pandemic. Thumbs up👍👍& fists pump🤜🤛Cheers.
Tries it before in Thailand and made so bad experience that I haven't tried it again until now 😂
This is an emotional video indeed...
I watched all you video, all of your videos is my favourite, all of em. Keep doing what you doing Ken 😊
Thank you 😊
Welcome back to my hometown😉 Finally Ken tried the durian in a form of a puff. ( Better then not being able to taste the whole durian) Thailand durian is very different. I love how Greg, Jumi, Ivana & Steve enjoyed their durians.
Kellie!!! It's your time to shine!!! Please intro some hidden gems to Ken! Places locals like to go and things not common to the normal tourist!!!
Oh yeah would love to get some hidden gem recommendations about local places away from the tourist center 😊
@@suet5351 I wish I could. No doubt it's my hometown, but three quarters of my life is not in Malaysia. I really don't know much about Malaysia, I'm ashamed to say that, that's why I love watching vlogs by Kenabroad, Travelgamers, Jetlag Warriors, Food & Foodprints and some others to know more through them.😝maybe I'll try to ask my Malacca relatives about rare places. That is if they know...hahaha...
@@kellie88 hahaha yes please do!!! It will be super helpful for Ken, I think!
@@suet5351 definitely, but I'm sure many will give informations too.
Congrats Ken Abroad on reaching 31Thousands subscribers!!!👍🙋
Thank you 😊
i like travel in melaka too,u must try cendol hulu melaka,the price not too expensive
It's very empty now. Nice blog 👍
Melaka is surely an interesting place to stay...wish i can move to melacca esp Pengkalan Balak is my fav place..near the beach..
I have been to melaka and the night market sad that most of the shops are closed.
Good to see you in Melaka😊 i'm from Melaka😁
Welcome back to melaka ken 👍🏻😀
Welcome to my state Malacca...Jonker Street Night Market..super sedaap 😄😋
This is really an epic story for Ken. 😀😀😀
When the first MCO started in Malaysia, Ken was in Malacca and rushed to KL for better adventure in KL.
Now, when CMCO started in most states in Malaysia, he went back in to Malacca and will be staying there.
Yeah 😱😅
Take care both of you
Wow history repeat again but this time you’re back to malacca with something new perspective
My favourite episode for content: Parit German 🤣 My favourite episode for your heartfelt sharing: When you visited the different places of religion and shared your thoughts on our diversity ✨ My favourite episode of your face: The crocodile boat tour ✨🙈 My favourite episode where I died from laughing: Taiwanese food with Steve 🤣🤣🤣 Side favourite: When you tried helping the beach guy to get a job by sharing his story on your channel 💪😁
I have nicely filed up that full page print of you in a clear A3 size folder. The fanship is official now ✨
@Sue T wow nice haha💪😊
Looking forward to watching
Hello Ken.
I watched you from the very 1st vlog...
All of them are interesting. Keep making these vlog....stay safe
Ketok means to pound or hammering....hammered sweet literally means gula ketok
Thanks a lot 😊
Ken - tourism ambassador of Malaysia
Hi Ken. I think its fair to say that you have mastered seafood and since Melaka is very close to the sea I have a recommendation for you. You should definately make a video at Monterio's Portuguese Seafood Restaurant in the Portuguese Settlement. Trust me you wont be getting better seafood than that. i should know because i know so many people who live in KL who would travel there just for the food. And what makes it special is that its seafood with a portuguese/local influence that you wont be able to get anywhere else in Malaysia. If you do make a video there be sure to try their salted egg dish with seafood of your choice. Also try the portuguese baked fish and their fried eggplant (2 seperate dishes). One more thing you absolutely must try is their mango juice. Trust me its different from other mango juices. Anyway stay healthy, stay positive and looking forward to that video. Ciao..lol..but sincerely stay safe and we will all get through this together. Cheers buddy
Cool, thanks for the ideas 👍😊
@@KenAbroad welcome..anytime
If you are able to move around the state, I would try to visit all the small villages around Malacca.
Yeah would love to get s scooter and explore some kampungs
If still at Melaka, you can try North Indian food at Melaka Raya. "D tandoori house" . Try their Masala Prawn. Yummy! Yummy!
Sounds good 👍😊
Congrats ken. U now famous youtuber at Malaysia. #TeamAbroad
Hehe terima kasih 😊
Go to the Indian Street during the coming Deepavali for their festive delicacies at Jalan Bendahara
What day is that starting?
The Chinese burger is really nice, glad that you tried it! I missed it so much as its hard to find any of these Chinese burger stalls around now
This candy is called ding ding tong/ding ding candy/tiok tiok tong, it originated in Guangdong & Hong Kong & later became available in Malaysia. It's traditionally made of maltose, sesame, ginger. Nowadays there are a lot more varieties available: coconut, mint, chocolate,mango, purple yam, strawberry en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deuk_Deuk_Tong
The green stuff that the guy used in the Thai ice cream is pandan extract. The flavour is very artificial and is consists of mainly artificial flavouring & coloring. Real pandan from pandan leaves tastes very different & has paler colour.
ken...you are still in healthy week... 😁😁😁
cmco is less strict than the mco.. we here in klang Valley already had cmco earlier.. life goes on as usual but our movement is not as usual bcoz there are many road blocks & no cross district is permitted without permission from police..
"Hang tuah" really exist in Malacca 🤣
this used to be like a chinese night market but after the MCO, this place is like a empty lane. but good now, more stall is coming back especially with their malay stall joining in...
hi Ken,
So far Melaka isn't that badly affected, but there won't be much tourism trips allowing you to film. However, I think you can still walk around for food as businesses are allowed to open, but maybe will close earlier than usual to demotivate people from gathering outside after work.
I am now working 2 days from home and 2 days at the office within my district only, and forced to take a day off (since MCO) because the wages has been cut.
But that being said, it isn't that bad except less entertaining, but I am pretty sure you can still travel alone and 2 more travel mates for food because bigger tables in restaurants / shops can allow 3-4 people to dine in, although they recommend you to have take aways.
It's just going to be 4 weeks limited travelling, and if we follow SOP we can curb this epidemic. Just be a little more careful if you travel pass Negeri Sembilan later after CMCO because the infection rate is much higher.
In Selangor, certain places are rising, while my district was one of the worst hit before now has lesser new cases and we are just persevering and waiting for those who are infected to recover quickly with clean bill of health.
Stay safe and stay healthy Ken! Do keep vlogging, or maybe do live vids so that we are can keep you company. I am sure many #teamabroad family members would love that.
Maybe you can take the opportunity to try different durian variety like Musa King and D24 during your CMCO. Maybe you will be converted. Steve from Jetlag Warriors was converted. Even better try different Malaysian fruits like mangosteen rambutan and longan from the grocery stores during your CMCO. Try take some videos for the taste tests. Maybe your fans will like it. They taste good. Trust me.
Good ideas 👍
Great to see you back in Melaka! i remember you were there when lockdown was announced !
Seems so far away now!
Time flies by fast yeah
CMCO is just like normal MCO. If you're having difficulty to explore Malacca during CMCO. May I suggest you to make video on trying food from Malacca by ordering from grabfood and food panda. Then, you can share with Greg & Jumi. U guys can taste and discuss about it in the video.
Thanks for the idea 😊
Introduction was amazing 😂
Yeah that guy was fun with his show 💪😄
durian is like wine. first taste may feel vomiting... second trial may think acceptable.. third try will think it's actually quite nice and magic happens always after third try... becos 4th try you will definitely LOVE it and once you back German.. you miss it badly.. it's tell you wats is true love
Ken good experience for you
I was there, wondering around, dinner, little bit late, found original gula melaka
That ice cream are really good.. 😋
Welcome to try
Get a Grab to GEMAS...hop onto the Jungle Train all the way to Kelantan which leaves at midnite
that was amazing skill coconut dance...
Im surprised because there are not many people at jonker walk. Because usually there’s always crowded with people you can’t even walk properly
penjual candy mcm teda mood utk melayan😅
Memang mcm tu dari dulu kecik2 ... 😂
Hai ken. I love to bring you around but with this cmco, its cant. I hope you enjoy melaka. Stay positive and test negative.
Thank you, you too 😊
It's sad to see the Famous Jonker Walk empty. Usually is packed with tourist and its very difficult to even walk around
Century up! Well done. I think I watched almost all of them. My favourite ... hmmm hard to pick. Perhaps the Thai border because that was how I found the channel. And you meet some cool people, as always, in that one.
Ah that one was a fun one to film, we had a great day there 😊
I cant imagine being stuck in one district for a month. If I were u I’d be going to Perlis, Pahang or Kelantan since there’s no MCO there, can just move freely across districts
Waiting...
#teamabroad💪✌️
Welcome to my hometown ken
U can across all malacca, just not cross to another state border only
Thought inter district traveling is also not allowed