I'm Addicted to Nasi Lemak in Kuala Lumpur - Eating Malaysian Food
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2024
- I am addicted to Nasi Lemak and in today's video I am eating Malaysian Food in Kuala Lumpur, at the Central Market. I would love to know where your favourite Malaysian food is in KL. Hope you enjoyed this video, experimenting a little with the format and also playing around with my new camera.
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What is your favourite Malaysian food, and your favourite place to eat it? 😀
Apologies if my replies are a bit long-winded and lengthy, just want you to have the best Nasi Lemak there is. Anything you need to know, just holler! :D
No need to apologise, I read them all, just can't always reply, especially when I'm back in Malaysia because my channel goes a little mental 😂
I like nasi kerabu.I would say the best place to eat it is at the state of Kelantan.Kelantan located at the the east cost of peninsula Malaysia.you can go to Kota Bharu the capital city of the state
Sarawak Laksa.
actually i love the fried chicken at the bus station's restaurant at my hometown..lahad datu,sabah..even though it is not the best restaurant ever...i also love Roti Canai...this food can be found in almost restaurants in Malaysia
I had a friend from Germany, an expat who worked here for 10 years. After ten years the company wanted him to go back to Germany. But his main grouse about going back was he can’t eat nasi lemak anymore, the main breakfast that he had been eating for 10 years. Lol... that was a big problem for him. I guess once you had nasi lemak it will forever stick with you.
he need to learn to cook nasi lemak for sure
he was feeding his tummy for 10 years hahaha
haha... nasi lemak is addicting
I agree with that. And I also addict to nasi lemak
You have made me hungry and I just had a Malaysian dinner! Great story, great quality and even better food! Keep it up, Darren!
Hah, how are you finding the food, Nick? Thanks for the encouragement! 😬
The best ones are always sold by a makcik by the roadside which normally cost between rm1 to rm3. These are the standard ones with cucumber, boiled egg, anchovies, peanuts and sambal. It is eaten for breakfast as it gives the most energy needed to start the day and normally in the olden days hours are spent at the paddy fields or rubber plantations. Enjoy your nasi lemak Darren.
Yes, I agree - outside my previous apartment was a roadside one and it was so cheap and delicious. Thanks for the comment, didn't realise that it was eaten for energy to work in the plantations, now you said it, it's makes sense.
Remote Darren mostly paddy fields. Laborious work under the hot sun. Like they say eat like a king for breakfast.
Remote Darren i didn't know either. Fatty Rice is what it means and it's delicious that's all i know l
Wiz Wahid ..l miss sambal kerang, sotong. The roadside stall ones much better than the one you are having, Darren
Malay nasi lemak is the real McCoy!
addicted to nasi lemak .... you are slowly tuning into a malaysian. Get out while you still can , next thing you'll be finishing all your sentense with "lah: and come to all your appointment 1 hour late
😂😂 Thanks for the laugh lah!
oh nooo he has spoken the lah, by the way dont try to eat nasi lemak everyday it high colestrol, best nasi lemak is at my hometown kg baru ..nasi lemak mak wanjor that the shop name near lrt station...the boss is my friends
Haha, yes, I have gone from eating it nearly every day, to eating it just once or twice a week. Found a few healthy places to eat nearby so have been eating there most days. I'll check out the place you recommended though the next time I am craving Nasi Lemak! Thanks for the comment.
Hahaha....good one.
No don't trust everything you read or hear darling ,nasik lemak got saturated fat from natural cocnut milk, its not high in bad cholestrol but good cholestrol HDL ,saturated fat is ggood against that unsaturated fat ,if you want to see the evidence,see malaysian people the Malayu ethnic ,because they'r muslim and mostly didn't drink alchohol,see they'r fat and old but they still strong and without chronic deseases,like diabetes or high blood presure or high Cholestrol,and who ever malay people got that its because they'd mix their naturally diet with eating modern foods like burgers or cakes or sweets and drinks modern drinks like cuppucino or beers or frapucino, malays traditional foods and drinks very healthy ,if we talk about cholestrol,the very high amount cholestrol in human bodies came from the "liver".enjoy daren darling while you still can honey.
I love your videos and like yourself I adore Malaysian foods, especially Nasi Lemak! I travel 2/3 times a year from the UK to KL and the rest of Malaysia to satisfy my cravings for their foods. Malaysian cuisine really is without exception the finest, most tasty and diverse on the planet!!
Do not eat nasi lemak too often as face getting round n round...lol..There's a cafe called "Nasi Lemak Factory" which located at Cheras area. They served an awesome nasi lemak not only with rendang chicken but also some others such as sotong, rendang muttons, curry chicken with potatoes and so on. Will bring you there if we have a chance to meet.
Have a blessed weekend ahead. Stay safe and healthy : )
I knew this was coming. Welcome back, Darren! My favorite "Nasi Lemak" would be from either the "Wanjo Nasi Lemak" or "Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa" in Kampung Baru. Just a short walk (600-900m) from Kampung Baru LRT station. Google Maps have them prominently. Enjoy!
Here's the location of Nasi Lemak Wanjo and Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa in Kampung Baru. They're literally side by side next to each other. :D. goo.gl/maps/WSf7BwKxGW52
ua-cam.com/video/K8a_Ocic2Fk/v-deo.html Here's the video of Rhys William, a UK resident, already spent long enough time here in Malaysia to learn Malay language almost indistinguishable from the locals. Turn on the subtitles, Darren. Who knows, in time, we may be able to "assimilate" you into another "Rhys William" , hahahahahah!
I notice you love chicken with your Nasi Lemak. If that's the case, this would be THE ULTIMATE. "Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng", or "Nasi Lemak with Crispy Fried Chicken", at Village Park Restaurant. Nothing compares to it, satisfaction guaranteed, or your meal is on me, Darren! LOL! ua-cam.com/video/doXgxq06gFU/v-deo.html
Yeah..I do concur kampung baru nasi lemak is the place to go in Kuala Lumpur but there's a lot of other places where u can get deliciously prepared nasi lemak..there's one shop in my hometown in perak that sell nasi lemak and roti puri (poori bread)..a kind of Indian bread..both are I might say..superb👈🤤🤤
Here's the location of Village Park Restaurant. Hope it helps. :D goo.gl/maps/WbTsVZr3zNw
The best part of Malaysian, when they knew how to make certain meal, they will make by their own with their preference. If you enjoyed the restaurant style of nasi lemak, you probably fall in love on the home made classic way of nasi lemak made by local. More fragrant, more coconut milk, deep fried slimmer anchovies, boiled eggs, cucumber slice and a hot sambal!
I've had Nasi Lemak at a few local hawker places and you are right, much better quality (and cheaper!) Thank you for watching the video!
It such an honor listen to all your compliments about my lovely favorite dish n country, whenever you come to malaysia next time, lemme know, my mom is the superb nasi lemak maker. Hats off to u sir!!
FIrst thing i watch in the morning and i get hungry Hmmm
Haha, nearly 1.30am and after replying to the comments, I'm starving 😂
tq Darren promotes Malaysia to the world...
that is just direct translation..the reason we use 'lemak' is because the rice tastes richer due to the coconut milk used..besides, the coconut milk does not turn into oil when cooking hence it maintain what's good of the milk
Thanks for watching/commenting! 😁I didn't know that!
Fat Rice is a literal & direct translation. That’s the most popular translation but isn’t quite right. Lemak here also means creamy. In this case the coconut milk used in the cooking adds to the creamy texture & rich tasting of the rice.
I agree with some comments here for you to try nasi kerabu. It's healthier than nasi lemak (minus the budu - a type of fish sauce -optional)
Healthy sounds good. Will keep a look out for that, Thank you! 😁
even me as a malaysian still addicted to nasi lemak
Glad it isn't just me! 😀
this made me smile! :) more food vids please! :)
Hey, good to see you here. Yes, I plan to do more food videos while I'm here! Thank you! 😁
You can eat nasi lemak with sotong sambal, kerang sambal, rendang daging/ayam & ayam goreng..😋
“Im not dramatizing it” lol 😂
glad u enjoy being here in malaysia!
your face when you finally admit that your were addicted to Nasi Lemak,it's funny haha! great video btw ♥️
Hahahah.....great ....Nasi Lemak all time favourite of Malaysians
Yup..sedappp
the best nasi lemak is not on those high end restaurant but road stall..it feel authentic and amazing..you should give it a try on roadside stall...i hope u have amazing day..enjoy your vacation
I agree, I've had it on a roadside stall, near by and it tasted so good, much better than in restaurant.
Betollll
U should try Nasi Lemak Kampung Baru,or Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa,both are yuuuuummy..:)
I've had Nasi Lemak Kampung and that was delicious too, not had the other, so will keep a look out for it! Thanks for the recommendations! 😀
Nasi Lemak Wanjo too in Kampung Baru!
Yess wanjo the best
Coming out story!!! Nasi Lemak addiction.. wow!! Well..u not alone..We all are the same.....! regards..
Oh..ya my favorite Nasi Lemak with Beef Rendang...
this made me smile... the world has been sleeping over malaysian food! once people tried it, they really love it. :) Darren, try nasi lemak bumbung in petaling jaya!
Nasi lemak represents the microcosm of Malaysia. We're complex in our simplicity...we as a nation are an amalgamation of difference but ultimately we're all the same..and we love our spice!!!
Love you vlogs sir, thank you for loving Malaysia and is foods!!!!
Great!welcome back!
Thank you! 😀
RM7 isn't a bad price for a dish with chicken, where normally small hawkers sell it for RM5-RM6. Even Old Town White Coffee will charge you RM14 for the same dish lol. Regarding the calories, yes thats a lot for a single plate, but that will be fine with some workouts. And you are absolutely correct about the combinations, every single element on the dish works so well together, ahhhh i am drooling at 12am right now!
Yes, I didn't think it was a bad price. Where I lived before in KL, it was RM5 from the hawker stall near me. Thank you for watching the video! 😬
Me too! Nasi lemak is the only food I can eat back to back and everyday. Other foods in the world will be done within 2-3 meals back to back
Thank u for all yr lovely videos esp yr kind comments on kl, msia n most of all, nasi lemak. For me, it's a savior food coz not so long ago, it only cost rm1 a packet fr a street vendor. Now it's more expensive. I'm vr glad that an English gentleman love nasi lemak too.
Thanks for watching, missing Nasi Lemak so much right now!
@@remotedarren nasi lemak will b waiting for u when u come back to kl msia. In d mean time hv a gud time wherever u r Darren.
Malaysians cant go without Nasi Lemak as their morning breakfast. Basically they are eating it "everyday" despite the day and time. Glad to know you are a fan of our national best dish👌👌
Absolutely agreed with you on the cucumber part. It does cold down your throat after that spicy sambal. However, the background music of your video a bit haunting.
You're back! Yay! ❤
I am! 😀
welcome back to kuala lumpur!
Village Park nasi Lemak is a must try!
Thank you, Mike, will check that out! 😀
i was about to recommand the same too, its great & something else, if U wanna try the best butter chicken & indian best vegs & naans at very economic prices just visit Singh chapati house in Jalan Thambipillay next to my hotel (easily accessible via monorail - just 50-60 metres from KL sentral monorail), its a hidden Gem, try it bro
Remote Darren You seriously have to Darren. No kidding, it is one of the must try. And welcome back to Malaysia 😉
Yeah. My vote for this too
Wow Daren u get so many views, likes and comments now. U r doing good!
Thanks! Yes, my channel has gone a bit crazy recently, lets hope it continued huhh 😁
U should meet Rhys Williams. He’s doing vlog about nasi lemak
Is he the guy that can speak fluent Malaysian? I was watching one of his videos the other day! Impressive.
I agree. You should meet up with Rhys Williams.
It's so easy to make nasi lemak..I make it all the time. I'm Malaysian of course. All you do is to cook rice in coconut milk with salt, sugar added to taste, throw in slices of ginger, onions and screwpine leaves for aroma (can also add in cinnamon stick, cloves and cardamom - optional also to saute onions, cardamoms, cinnamon sticks and cloves before adding water, coconut milk, rice, salt and sugar)..as for sambal, you just blend together dried chili (after soaking in hot water), shrimp paste, onions, ginger and garlic..saute the blended chili paste, add salt, sugar and tamarind juice (substitute with lime or lemon juice), add water according to how much sambal and how thick it is you want. That's it, you now have your nasi lemak (creamy rice) and sambal. For garnishing, fry some anchovies and peanuts, then slice some cucumbers, add few slices of lettuce..optional steam or boil some kangkung to go with it..actually you can eat nasi lemak with whatever raw, boiled or steamed vegetable that fancy you...that's it, you have yourself a home-made nasi lemak!
I was wanting to make it back in the UK for my parents so that they could try it, but couldn't find the Sambai sauce. Thanks for this though, will have to try again when I go back home to see family and friends.
man i love all these reactions about malaysian dish. I mean i am malaysian myself but i just love to see the reactions. Btw darren, i just ate and yes i am freakin hungry now. ITS ALL YOUR FAULT! hahaha nice vid
I used to eat nasi lemak everyday for bfast with fried egg and either fried chicken sambal or fried lung sambal for many years.As i spend alot of time standing in my workplace (5 to 6 hrs average), i was able to maintain my weight of 52kg. What i like about a nasi lemak bfast is tht it is very filling and lasts me many hours without having to snack in between meals.
Personally, i think nasi lemak is a suitable meal for people with active lifestyles or people who moves alot throughout the day.
Perhaps that is why the malays of old at the villages who work on paddy fields etc did not get fat with a daily breakfast of nasi lemak.
Village Park Nasi Lemak is pretty tasty too. Located near Taman Tun/Uptown Damansara
We like your addiction haha!! Glad you love nasi lemak!
Hi Darren, thanks for the video. I know there was an Indian lady selling (super-delicious) nasi lemak (wrapped in banana leaf) from her house in Setapak, KL. Each pack cost about RM 0.70 cents. But that was 6 years ago and not sure whether she's still selling it at same price. But you may find out :) Her house (green and double storeys, I googled it) is located at Lorong Ayer Lombong, close to Pasar Ayer Panas Setapak, in Setapak. Also her fried vermicelli was damn good too!
Hey, this sounds very cool, I wonder if she is still selling it, will have to check the area out. Thanks for the suggestion!
I make Nasi Lemak about once a month.....difficult to get hold of Pandan leaves here in UK.
I also make Nasi Ayam (chicken rice) less calories but just as nice to my tastes.
Where do you buy the Sambai sauce from in the UK? Was going to make it for my parents when back home but couldn't find it anywhere and you cannot eat Nasi Lemak without it!
I make my own sambal it is not hard to do..dried chillies mostly.
I tend to use Udang (prawns) or Sotong (squid)rather than Ikan bilis (anchovies)
Bring cili kering together with you when you go back to uk. and try to preapare your own sambal . Just google the ingredients..you can make your own special sambal
Hey Darren.... good to see you again in your new video. I would recommend you to try "Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa at Kampung Baru. Good one!
Thank you! Looks like I am due another visit to Kampung Baru. 😁
Beautiful food in. Malaysia Nasi Lemak Is cook in coconut milk and little salt that is all very easy they steam them very nice than you for sharing very good
Welcome back to Malaysia. Hope u go to Ipoh as u told us before
Yes, the weekend after this I am heading to lpoh for a few days. Any recommendations on things to do?
If u wan healhty meal..try nasi kerabu..sort of salad rice..but in a good tasty way
Never tested Asian food but this one makes to visit and try eating this delicious dish and see how it goes
You should, it's worth a visit to Malaysia for the Nasi Lemak alone 😀
Nasi kandar at Zainul Nasi Kandar in Petaling Jaya. Reachable by stopping at Taman Jaya LRT station.
Usually, I get my nasi lemak from the smaller stalls (usually open on the side of the road in the morning) because they cost a lot less than the ones from the more established restaurants and most of the time, taste better and have bigger portion. For the lauk (sides), I prefer to have my nasi lemak with fried egg, sambal sotong (squid), or sambal paru (cow's lung). In my hometown, basic nasi lemak (rice & sambal sauce only) costs around MYR1. But I reside in KL now, so with the sides it usually costs around MYR5--MYR7
My fsvourite nasi lemak is Village Park in Damandara uptown!!
You must try the nasi lemak in Jalan Ampang... It's for take away only... Selling in parking lot between Hotel Maya and Selangor Dredging Building... Only available during weekdays from 6:30 am to 8:30 am... Guaranteed you gonna love it
I also love river of live places... thank you NAJIB because built this place... we miss NAJIB
Welcome to Malaysia !!!
Thank you!! :D
You got it right mate! If you want to eat Nasi Lemak.. MALAYSIA is the place! Not singapore or Indonesia.. Authentic nasi lemak is here Malaysia..we have the best food in the world!
Cannot disagree with that statement!
Really glad you like it
I too, suffer from the same addiction. This and hokkien mee with lard. My goodness.
It's a pretty good addiction to have, providing you don't overdose! 😀
It's a beautiful thing Darren 😀😀 lovley stuff
Nasi lemak,malaysia Fav Food,we love nasi lemak
Try the nasi lemak in Kampung Baru. Don't limit yourself to only fried chicken. Try sambal sotong (squid) or sambal kerang (cockles) or even beef/chicken rendang. Then flush it down with a cup of long black.
Hi Darren, you reaally should discover Nasi Lemak Village Park (groundfloor restaurant) and Mama Lee's Nasi Lemak (upper floor restaurant) , they're closeby each other in Petaling Jaya, both offer superb yummy chicken for sure.. Not far from KL.. you can find their addresses on Google search. And get there quick with Grabcar service app. All the best for all your travels in Malaysia :)
best nasi lemak comes along with banana leaf
Yes, the roadside and small hawker stalls seem to serve it in banana leaf, but most of the restaurants don't seem to, at least that's the ones I've been to.
Not necessarily need a banana leaf...
Hi Darren, your nasi lemak has reminded me when I was in London 2 years ago. I really miss Malaysian food and I went to a Rasa Sayang restaurant at the Macclesfield St in Chinatown London to have nasi lemak. Gee, that nasi lemak cost me £8 (RM48). It was delicious because the restaurant owner is a Malaysian.
Sounds expensive, but it's good that there's a Malaysian restaurant in London. There seem to be very rare in the UK!
U should try eat nasi lemak with "ayam rendang", it makes varieties and more color of the taste. Somemore in previous time, Malaysian peoplr eat nasi lemak that cover with banana leaf so that nasi lemak will have more delecious aroma. One more thing u must try eat nasi lemak which their anchovies from "small tamban" fish. U better ask someone in Kuala Lumpur who knew where u can get nasi lemak with "tamban" anchovy...
Anyway thanx for loving our National Dish...
ok after watching this video im excited, im going to travel to singapore and malaysia very soon. also it would be great if u visit my country china, and try some amazing food here.
You're going to love it, especially if you love food! 😬China is on my list of countries to visit, and i love Chinese food, so cannot wait to visit in the future. Thank you for taking the time to comment!
I absolutely love trying new food
You will love it then. Malaysia and Singapore are countries where much of the food can't be experienced elsewhere.
Remote Darren and then im going to be the next one who is addicted to nasi lemak i guess?
Hmm,I always visited your country..
Hi Darren.. you should try the one makcik stall sell at the village.. it is wrap with banana leaf and it is cheap between RM1.50 to RM2.50 only without chicken.. try it.
Tell me about it man...every time I return from my trip overseas, nasi lemak will be my first Malaysian meal that I'd have
I love nasi lemak, but i only eat the ‘authentic’ nasi lemak, which is the right amount of coconut milk. Some of the stall sell it with little coconut milk, some of them don’t even use coconut milk at all. Such a shame.
The real nasi lemak have the right amount of coconut milk together with salt & cooked with pandan leaves. People always forget about the fragant pandan leaves.
Your video is just superb and so relaxing.
Thank you, glad you found it relaxing!
Nasi lemak Tang Ling. Try with cuttlefish sambal, or beef offals (lungs), or cockles, or chicken/beef rendang as well
Every neighbourhood in Kl wilk have their own special secret nasi lemak sold at the streetside or out of houses. Many house on mainroads become enterprising by selling nasi lemak from the front of their houses to commuters driving to work stuck in traffic.
Yes, I've eaten Nasi Lemak from a few hawker places and it's even nicer there! Thank you for watching! 😬
Got one nasi lemak in Sri Petaling is really nice to eat. Long queues in the morning. Must try their lamb and fried chicken and you will definitely love it
Mmm lamb sounds amazing! What's the name of the place? :)
Try Nasi Lemak Ayam Pandan (Pandan-ed Chicken) in Murni SS2 restaurant. You absolutely will fall in love with it.
I shall add that to my list! Thanks!
If you are craving for nasi lemak and cannot fly so far to malaysia for it, you can make it from scratch. Yes, i mean from the rice to sambal to those condiments and sides on your nasi lemak plate. If you are able to gather the ingredients, i will happily teach you. It can taste better and more authentic than those hipster cafe or restaurant nasi lemak you tried
Have you tried nasi kerabu? So goood 😺😺
Hey, I haven't but I will now! 😀
I agree with Afiqah. So good! It's the east coast peninsular Malaysia dish. Here's Nasi Kerabu from Kafe Kesum. Subtitles on for this too, Darren. ua-cam.com/video/l-EWI0FQ66g/v-deo.html
U have to try at my work place..our nasi lemak it good !!many customer like it...empress coffee ..1 utama shopping mall petaling jaya..hope u can came and taste it..
Thanks Sir, thank you promote Malaysia
Thank you! 😁
Darren, please always remember to do a few kilometre run after you eat ONE DISH of Nasi Lemak. and always do a regular check up with doctors in Malaysia after those delicious nasi lemak. I kid you not. Nasi Lemak is one amazing and addictive dish and as Malaysian, we believed that it was created in heaven by the chefs of God, but for the mortals like us to enjoy it, it does comes with a price..our health. btw, you can find the best nasi lemak in Kampung Baru and most of the time, on the street if you see a Malay aunties and ladies selling it. Enjoy Malaysia, my friend..enjoy...
Yes, lots of sessions in the gym and swimming a few laps when I've eaten a Nasi Lemak!
Subscribed! What is that background music you use?
Nasi lemak origin is from the Bintan islands near Singapore.....its a meal taken by fishermen and farmers in the morning and would be their source of energy for the whole day.
Interesting, thank you for sharing!
Nasi lemak originally from Malaysia not Indonesia! Nasi uduk which quite similar to nasi lemak is Indonesian dish.
Adam Zakry only the rice is quite similar being coconut base but still taste different. The rest of the condiments are not the same. Nasi uduk is never a hit here in msia compared to Ayam penyet.
Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy your nasi lemak and rojak
Thank you, it has been a while since I've had rojak, so will be eating that soon. More videos to come!! Im back in Malaysia.
Nasi lemak is definitely 1 of the best dishes in the whole wide world!!
I would recommend u to try laksa Sarawak... 1 of Anthony Bourdain favorite dish😅
Thanks for the suggestion. I love Laksa but haven't tried that variation, mmm might get myself some Laksa tomorrow! 😬
Ok.. i will tell you there is another famous nasi lemak spot outskirt of KL... Located in seremban.. (about 50mins driving from kl)... Its nasi lemak mambau... Opens on tuesday-sunday (7am-11am & 6pm-10pm 2 shift each day)... U should go there and try...
Alternatively another one closer to KL is called "Nasi Lemak Ujang"... Its in Gombak...specifically near "Greenwod bus station"
I see Darren you have more followers than the early days.
Hey, Martin. Slowly growing, but to be honest, I am just enjoying creating videos again as and when I have the time.
I knew you love nasi lemak!🙌🙌
It's delicious, but not good for the waistline so having to reduce my consumption of Nasi Lemak Thank you for watching! 😬
If you're in KL city, head down to Kampung Baru, the traditional Malay village right in the smack of KL. Look for Wanjo or Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa..u can't go wrong.
Slightly off the city in Damansara Utama (15mins away) is Village Park Nasi Lemak.
Enjoy!
Thank you, think I'm going to head to Village Park tomorrow since so many people have mentioned it! 😁 I did a video on Kampung Baru, love that area of the city.
Remote Darren go in the morning for brunch.. Friday is not that bad, expect busier weekends.
this video makes me hungry......enjoy your nasi lemak sir :-)
Ok..this is a old story bout nasi lemak..the best ever nasi lemak i eaten at kondo rakyat pantai dalam..near pantai hillpark..just go to kondo rakyat parking at 6am till 8am..but don't know if that kakak still sold there or not because i already move from there..
I am usually in bed at that time 😁but if I find myself up early, I'll try and check it out!
You and fellow Brit, Rhys Williams, should do a Nasi Lemak video together! 😃
Watch this space!
I am with you about the nasi Lemak. There is nothing like it. Take me with you for nasi lemak 😸😸😸
Haha Nasi Lemak tour of Malaysia the next time I come back!
There's one super near your place, UTC Keramat right opposite Damai station. It's on the petrol station side, and honestly Keramat area has the best nasi lemaks in town. RM7 for what you got, that's quite pricey. But yeah, check it out,
Hey, I'm not staying there this time, but will bear it in mind if I do in the future. Over the streetwas a great little hawker stall doing Nasi Lemak every morning. Was delicious!
You should add rendang, sambal sotong , it will be wow! I eat once a week. When in eat nasi lemak, my dinner will be 2 pieces of bread. I still maintain my weight.
Crazy, a message from UK... I am Malaysian, my family sell mask lemak when I was young. I am a pro cooker for nasi lemak. I am in Manchester now. LOL
Small world 🌍 Thank you for watching
How the taste nasi lemak Pak Hassan near Medan tunku? I saw you eat there this morning around 10.40 am..it's ok?
Nasi Lemak at Village Park in Uptown Damansara !!
Nasi lemak kampung baru sir!..or bunga raya at setapak..near UTAR..
No wonder you're addicted to it.. You always eat it with the fried chicken..
I find it delicious even with just the boiled egg, add fried chicken it becomes mindblowing.
Mmm the chicken though! I do like it without chicken too, especially from the roadside.
Love your video bro..😊😊🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you! 😬
Pls come to Kelana Jaya, I have good nasi lemak waiting for you, It is on me.. Thank you for supporting Malaysia for Its Glorious Foodies.
I've been there, at least I think that's the area ua-cam.com/video/oVwS1DXc3xM/v-deo.html This is the video I did.