Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your exploration at an open night market in Langkawi. I just love d sight of abundance choices of street food.
The orange cream is Kaya, a local spread that is made of coconut milk, egg, sugar. It tastes heavenly if you put it on bread and mix with butter (not margarine) on another piece of bread. It tastes good with margarine too. Usually a popular/traditional breakfast is brrad toast spread with kaya plus butter at kopitiam (local chinese coffeeshops). The blue rice dish is Nasi Kerabu, a local delicacy from the east coast of peninsular (states of Kelantan and Terengganu).
I am sure this night market is in Temonyong on Thursday evening. I used to go there if I did not go home. My favourite would be fried beehoon from a young lady. She's only sell her items there and not other night market in Langkawi. Really miss the moments when I was there. I have been there from 2002 until 2009.
From what we've been told, it moves from place to place on different days. Something we will have to try to figure out for ourselves in a different visit.
I don't think Malaysia is unsafe . As any tourists traveling abroad to any country should take certain precautions . To be safe , there are certain fundamental tourist rules that tourist should keep in mind going any where arounda the world . These apply to Malaysia as well. For first time visitors , it is recommended to use tourist agencies. It is most expensive way but the safest approach. Don't pick unknown , cheaper ones . Tourist maps are still very handy and useful to keep and you can get the latest ones at the airport. Familiarice yourself with Malaysia . Make sure your hotel is near a railway station . Once you know your way , it's cheapest and safe travel . Avoid traveling alone in lonely streets . Book taxi from your hotel . it is safe . Use Waze , Google map on your mobile while using taxi . Do not expose yourself as a wealthy tourist. Finaly , if you have a local friend , nothing like . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When you're in a place like this market, you have to. We love being able to try new foods like this. You'll see that in several of our videos. Thanks for watching and sharing.
We love visiting markets all over the world. This one was pretty special.
Amazing market with so much choice.. i'm going crazy if go there😂🤣🤣
everything looks good & yummy!! I love night markets and always end up with ‘eyes bigger than stomach’ syndrome 😅
That happens to us every time. We know it will, yet still do it. lol
Yummy local foods. It's really all about timing when travelling. In your case, the night market was a bonus visitation!
Yeah it was. So good.
Wow.. i like the varities of food at the market.. very hard to decide.. all look delicious
Yes, thank you
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your exploration at an open night market in Langkawi. I just love d sight of abundance choices of street food.
Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventures. We really appreciate it.
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The market was lovely. Thanks for taking us with y'all
Always a pleasure to have you with us
Makes my mouth water looking at all those fresh food!
So good
Loved to see you enjoying local food
It was all so good.
Hey guys! It’s calming watching your videos. I am a Malaysian living in KL. Have fun and be safe!
Thank you
The orange cream is Kaya, a local spread that is made of coconut milk, egg, sugar. It tastes heavenly if you put it on bread and mix with butter (not margarine) on another piece of bread. It tastes good with margarine too. Usually a popular/traditional breakfast is brrad toast spread with kaya plus butter at kopitiam (local chinese coffeeshops).
The blue rice dish is Nasi Kerabu, a local delicacy from the east coast of peninsular (states of Kelantan and Terengganu).
It was so good. Thank you for sharing.
So much food
So many delicious things.
I love murtabak chicken as well. I can eat all that! Hehehe... Mouth watering seeing you guys eating.
It was all so good. We wanted to stay so we could eat more.
I am sure this night market is in Temonyong on Thursday evening. I used to go there if I did not go home. My favourite would be fried beehoon from a young lady. She's only sell her items there and not other night market in Langkawi. Really miss the moments when I was there. I have been there from 2002 until 2009.
We want to go back. It was so good.
So many interesting foods there. What’s the weirdest thing you’ve eaten? Scott’s was probably stinky tofu. Ginger doesn’t do weird food. 😂
Great question. We've had grasshoppers in Mexico, other than that, we've kept it pretty normal.
Don't worry guys. There is at least a night market in any town in Malaysia. Ask the locals of their whereabouts.
We've heard that. We will be asking around for our next visit.
I hope u enjoy visit malaysia...next time u come again..
We will!
Murtabak is very filling. I suggest both of you order 1 to share first, then you can order other items to eat.
Oh yeah. Definitely share it. But it's so good and you can't beat that price
Great video! Aww the langkawi night market is only on Thursdays? That’s unfortunate, so much to try! 😅😆
From what we've been told, it moves from place to place on different days. Something we will have to try to figure out for ourselves in a different visit.
Roti boom there also look good
We wanted to spend another week just eating the food here.
Looks like a good place to get great food.
It is! Plenty of choices and all fresh cooked to order. We've seen a few tourists there too.
thank you👍
Thank you too
3:22 the kid eating in the background.... 😂😂😂
That's the happiest kid on the planet. lol
I’m glad you like eating malaysia food
We love it.
Langkawi is predominantly Malay. The food at the night market is all Malay.
It's all good too. We've tried a bunch of things and just keep gaming in love with it all
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Thanks for watching!!!
I don't think Malaysia is unsafe . As any tourists traveling abroad to any country should take certain precautions .
To be safe , there are certain fundamental tourist rules that tourist should keep in mind going any where arounda the world . These apply to Malaysia as well.
For first time visitors , it is recommended to use tourist agencies. It is most expensive way but the safest approach. Don't pick unknown , cheaper ones .
Tourist maps are still very handy and useful to keep and you can get the latest ones at the airport. Familiarice yourself with Malaysia .
Make sure your hotel is near a railway station . Once you know your way , it's cheapest and safe travel .
Avoid traveling alone in lonely streets .
Book taxi from your hotel . it is safe . Use Waze , Google map on your mobile while using taxi .
Do not expose yourself as a wealthy tourist.
Finaly , if you have a local friend , nothing like .
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing.
Try something new
When you're in a place like this market, you have to. We love being able to try new foods like this. You'll see that in several of our videos. Thanks for watching and sharing.