Welcome, the building you saw is merdeka Tower it's replicated Tuanku Abdul Rahman father of Malaysia's independent, is the 2nd tallest I'm not sure 😅 but absolutely not the tallest. Laksa got a lot of variety in Malaysia, usually ppl wil put some lime and chilies in it. Most Malaysian foods got chilies in it, so you need to ask before you buy it
Welcome to Malaysia. Good to see you trying our national dish the nasi lemak which is rice cooked in coconut milk. The redish sauce is the sambal. The bao or pau, Malaysians call it doesn't contain pork because they are sold in a muslim restaurant. Unless you buy one from a chinese restaurant or at chinatown then you'll char siew bao or pork bao.
18:07 that looks like fried cow lungs (the camera was abit fuzzy). its an acquired taste. Some Malaysians love it. 18:16 that looks like fried tempeh.....fried fermented Soybeans.
I love your expression, i love your nice comments, i love your positive energy everytime, your kids really adorable, and hey, new subscriber here! Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy the time here 😁😘🇲🇾
We try to learn a few words, of course! But we've also been to 16 countries so far this year so we don't make much progress on any one language. 😅 Tune into night for some of our thoughts on learning to say "thank you" as soon as you arrive. :)
It's crazy to think you've actually finished your official travels. It's amazing that you guys have done such a fantastic job growing your vlogs though, I really hope you will manage to keep making videos and travelling in some capacity even after the air BnB programme if you're forced to settle again, even if videos get cut down to monthly ones or something. I noticed you managed to get the flicker effect at times haha xD I noticed this in Korea. It's because in some countries have different frequencies around lights and stuff because of the electricity frequencies. like in the uk you need to record 25fps with 50hz frequencies and in korea, japan and america its 30fps with 60 hz or something strange. Luckily it was only on a little of the footage though so it didn't really matter c: Great video as always c: I feel like you're really getting into a natrual rythm with your editing and its a great editing style. I feel whenever I sit down to edit its chaotic and I haven't really consolidated my editing style yet. Its a big weird amalgamation of my favourite channels lol.
So happy to see you have KL included in your journey👏👍🤩🙌 Absolutely fabulous city, very easy to get around, easy to communicate with people, awesomely diverse, lovely food, very international I can go on and on😆 hope you get to check out other places outside KL, like Penang, Ipoh, Langkawi, and other smaller but jewel-like islands in Malaysia😍 -all the best from Seoul😊
We only got to explore a little but we loved what we saw! As for easy to get around-- the metro was actually free for the entire month of July, so REALLY very easy! A super special place for sure, and with some of the best food we've ever, ever had. Thanks for watching and for the recommendations!
Welcome to Malaysia guys.. What a beautiful family.. Please dont forget to try Nasi Kerabu, Ramly Burger, Cendol, Milo ice... And so on... Actually, there various type of Laksa here in Malaysia, like Asam Laksa, Laksa Johor, Laksa Penang, Laksa Sarawak.. 😊😊😊😊😊😊Have a wonderful memory in Malaysia..
Hello! Thanks for watching! We tried all of those things! Well not all of the laksas, but Ramly burger, cendol, and milo! They'll all be in our upcoming food tour video that we plan to post on Friday. 😄
Welcome to Malaysia. Have a great time here. The tall tower name is Merdeka 118 or Merdeka PNB 118. It’s the 2nd tallest building in the world after Burj Khalifa.
Very cool! We did end up Googling it but I had already forgotten since then so thanks for commenting! Hope you’ll follow along…we appreciate you watching! 😊
Didn’t you know that UA-camrs are supposed to cry on the kitchen floor?! That did make me a little emoshe too, but glad you’re still traveling! (but hurry home too.)
Like your video. There are many kinds of laksa in Malaysia. So many delicious foods there especially in Penang. You guys should try visit Genting Highlands if you guys come back to Malaysia one day.
Thanks, Romi! We tried quite a few laksas over the course of our short stay. We ate well in Penang! We'll have a vlog on it soon. Didn't make it to the highlands this time but will put it on our list for if we return! Thanks for watching!
And speaking of laksa...there's one laksa that the late Anthony Bourdain dubbed "Breakfast of the gods"....that is Sarawak Laksa...i think u could find it in Kuala Lumpur but if u wanna taste the authentic one...u should fly to the other side of Malaysia...That is Sarawak...
It's beef lung not lamb that was on your plate... The massive building is called Merdeka Tower There's a children's park for your child next to the Twin Towers Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy ❤️
Well that explains it, haha! Hays really enjoyed the children's park you mentioned, but I'm not sure we filmed it. There's a photo on our Instagram (@awaywithhays)...thanks for watching!
Asam laksa is from penang. But i heard the curry laksa is great at petaling street. Plus the beef noodle. Example of Types of laksa in malaysia: Asam laksa , penang island Nyonya laksa, melaka(malacca) Curry laksa Sarawak laksa Johor laksa Etc etc etc
Go kajang for satay, Klang for bak kut and seafood, wanjo restaurant in kampung baru for nasi lemak , brickfields for Indian food, petaling street has few beef noodles and also lala noodles, ICC pudu for Hainan coffee and Kaya toast
I think there are lots more great food and snacks at Chinatown that you guys have missed out! One day is not enough to eat them all. Hope you able to try them next time.
Finished watching the video.. time to read all the comments.. let see.. Malaysian where you at?? Meanwhile most Malaysians prefer mostly drinking Milo ais or teh tarik.. only a few of them prefer Horlicks ais everytime they eat spicy food.. for oily food all those fried noodles type and many type of fried rice.. it either teh o ais limau (teh = tea | o = pronounce the letter o meaning zero | limau = lime or citrus specifically calamansi | ais = ice) or maybe just any fruit juice or any shakes drinks. Just a bit curious.. you had try many laksa.. which one you like the most?? Chicken curry laksa.. or Sarawak laksa???
I don't know if we tried that many laksa! We had asam laksa a few times, and curry mee (loved that one! But is that a laksa?) Check out our video on Friday-- we try Milo with a meal. And in an upcoming video, we have plenty of teh o ais limau!
wonderful video. you must try ramly burger. omg the chow kit cheese nan. i missed it so much.cause maybe one year didnt have it since i stay 4 hours from KL.
Thanks, Fakhri! Don't worry...we tried a Ramly burger. Stay tuned... And that cheese naan was INSANE. We actually had it multiple times lol. We were working in the hotel quite a bit and would run out and get one for lunch. Couldn't resist!
The only way to eat nasi lemak is to mix the ingredients with rice in a single scoop, gravy, anchovies, cucumber m chicken etc.....not to eat them separately.
We tried nasi lemak at the end of this video! Please subscribe and follow along-- we have two food tour videos of Kuala Lumpur coming up! Thanks for watching, Shamsul.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n welcome to KL, Malaysia. Happy exploring d cities, d food, d places in this country. So fun watching your son running around.
There r many types of laksa in Malaysia, u guys should try d curry laksa n nyonya laksa. I've noticed that there wasn't much garnishings on top of d asam laksa to balance d taste of d fish broth. D common veg used as garnish r shredded lettuce, cucumber, pineapple, mint, red chillies, ginger torch etc.
D tall building that u guys saw is a new skyscraper in KL near completion call PNB Tower. Once completed, it will be d 2nd tallest building in d world after Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
Glad to see that u guys tried n liked our national dish, d nasi lemak, coconut rice. It actually started as a peasant dish, just coconut rice, sambal, boiled egg, slices of cucumber, fried peanuts n dried anchovies. Nowadays, it's more lavish with different types of side dishes like deep fried spicy chicken or beef/chicken 'rendang', a Malay traditional dish that u guys should try. U guys could also probably try d famous street burger, Ramly burger. Try char kway teow too, stir fried rice flat noodles. For your son, I cannot think of anything else but McD Happy Meal.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm afraid we didn't get to try all the different laksas. As for nasi lemak, we did have a simpler version on a food tour that I'll post towards the end of the series in Talan Paramount area and it was my FAVORITE. The whole night market there was amazing.
If u wanna repair your hard drive go to Low Yat Plaza at Bukit Bintang area as anything electronic can be done there. While at Bukit Bintang can go Pavilion Mall and eat dinner at Jalan Alor (night time more lively).
Thank you! We tried that but we weren't in KL long enough for them to repair, unfortunately, so I'm still carrying it around. We didn't make it to Jalan Alor, but we went to a GREAT night market near Taman Paramount. It'll feature in the last vlog in our series!
Now that you guys are in KL, I recommend you to go to world's biggest Night Market, "Jalan Alor" and Changkat for scrumptious food and drinks! Other places recommendable-- KLCC (Park with huge kids' pool, mall, amazing food court and cheap Cinema), Pavilion area (looks like NY Times Square), Batu Caves, Kepong Frim (for jungle trekking and waterfalls), National Art Gallery, huge endless Lake Garden (World's Biggest Bird Park, Orchid Garden/hibiscus garden, Deer Park, etc.), Desa Park City Water front, Mutiara Damansara Curve/IKEA area, Mid Valley Mega Mall, 1Utama Mall (Secret Garden at UG, New Wing-open only on weekends) Mont Kiara Korea Town, Bangsar, etc. Modern tall skyscrapers, mosques, Chinese temples, churches, old buildings from hundreds years ago co-exist in this colorful city. Wanna recommend you to stay at many beautiful, spacious air b and b style condos equipped with big pools such as "Regalia Residence" (roof-top infinity pool and nice gym).
Ah! Such good recommendations, Anna! We made it to some of these, but not all. We'll have to return! Right now, we've already left Malaysia and are in the Philippines but I really appreciate you taking the time to comment and let us know you're favorites! Thanks for following along.
@@StephandPete Ohh, you are in the Philippines now. Yeah, pls return some time! I actually recommended more places, but somehow my comments have been deleted (automatically by youtube), hehe
You should try Malay food because Malay food is very delicious and tastes different from food from other countries..welcome to Malaysia,,malaysia is a truly asia..malay sia..means Malay land..I suggest you try daging salai masak lemak cili api..ikan bakar..ayam percik..mee laksa....
KL is good for cafe-hoppig also. It takes only 1 hour from KL to Langkawi (the entire islands are tax-free, so beer is as cheap as water.) Try Redang Island or Perhentian Island (in Terengganu) for picture-perfect crystal clear water with tons of tropical fish you can see without snorkeling gadgets!
@@StephandPete Maybe after Rainy Season is over~~ I have a Korean pal who goes to Langkawi every weekend from Kuala Lumpur for cheap beer, delicious seafood and island hopping ^^
@@StephandPete for weather, we never know. Risk taking. But we have 800 over islands. Closest islands to you in peninsula area: 1. Pangkor island, very laid back. Nice vibe. Tax free. 2. Penang island unesco world heritage site. Food capital of malaysia. Ipoh town is another food capital. 3. Langkawi - the island of eagle, unesco sites..tax free 4. Perhentian - maldives of malaysia, winner 5. Tenggol 6. Kapas island, locals like going here 7. Redang island largest in east coast. Winner of course. 8. Rawa , private island but can visit 9. Tioman island off mersing. Another Winner. Tax free i heard. 10. Lang tengah
Each Malaysian state people would boast their respective laksa is best.. All laksa s are authentic just that you gotta know which state it originates.. For me Sarawak laksa is best and yet its likely that individual Sarawakian is having preferences of if it is with coconut milk boiled or just warmly heat to have the taste of coconuts.. With more or less lime juice or even no lime juice to the soup.. Each stall or shop selling sarawak laksa though generally similar but there's always a twist somewhere in the soup that will draw you to some specific stores..
Shrimp paste into already fishy soup?! That’s a hardcore 🤣😱 There are so many kinds of Laksas there I recall, and yeah some were a little too fish to my taste hahaha anyway, oh I love love Cameron Highlands as well, hope you could visit there too for its famous tea and much cooler weather 😊 got so excited seeing your upload from KL, going a bit crazy with must- visit list 😆
We considered going to Cameron Highlands but didn't this time. We went to a few hill stations while in Sri Lanka, I know it's not the same, but we decided to skip this time, though the cooler weather was tempting! I love hearing your recommendations! Keep 'em coming! Malaysia was a great place to visit, but we're in the Philippines now...trying to catch up on videos so there will be several Malaysia videos to come-- part 2 of KL tomorrow, a food tour, then a George Town video or two, then another really great food tour in KL (and trying a Ramly burger, lol)
Welcome to Malaysia. FYI, Pete wrongly heard the dish that he thought was lamb, which he commented as bit gamey, is actually fried cow LUNG, not LAMB, so probably just wrongly heard. Actually "pauzir" is correct as its originated from China but in Malaysia, we called it as "pau" as in the short form for "pauzir" as what it's called in China.
So many people have pointed this out and we find it so funny! He would have tried it anyway, I think, but better to not know exactly what it was, probably. :) Thanks for watching!
@@StephandPete also, the building that you commented earlier would be the 2nd highest building in the world. Enjoy your exploration in Malaysia. For ideas on where to visit maybe you can check out Jetlag Warriors as they have covered all the states in Malaysia and I was actually in one of their vlog when they visited Melaka.
Thanks for watching! We'd love to visit Pakistan one day. The food we had in Amritsar was the best food we had the whole two years we lived in India. If it's anything like that in Pakistan, we'd adore it!
Awwww I can see that you really fell in love with Vietnam and created wonderful memories… it’s so sweet to see you getting emotional. Here’s to your next adventure!
It’s true! It’s a really special place for us and we really miss it! Korea and then Seoul back to back were two highlights of this year for sure. We’re so lucky to end the program on such a high. (But to be honest, the whole year was!)
Welcome to malaysia
Thank you!
Selamat datang ke Malaysia 🇲🇾/welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thank you!
As usual many people will recommend you to try our famous street burger RAMLY burger. Yes a burger, you read it right.
We tried it! It'll be in a later video in our Malaysia series! Stay tuned...
you like malaysia.thank you..willcome malaysia.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Welcome to Malaysia! You have a lot to explore. Hope you will enjoy your stay here. Love from Kuala Lumpur.. 🤗❤❤
We had a great time! Thanks for following along!
Welcome, the building you saw is merdeka Tower it's replicated Tuanku Abdul Rahman father of Malaysia's independent, is the 2nd tallest I'm not sure 😅 but absolutely not the tallest. Laksa got a lot of variety in Malaysia, usually ppl wil put some lime and chilies in it. Most Malaysian foods got chilies in it, so you need to ask before you buy it
Well done guys! I loved watching your adventures. Can’t wait for more 🤗
Thanks for always watching, Emma!
Love you all
Thank you for watching!
Welcome to Malaysia plenty of good food to offered 🤗
The food is INSANE! Such a food paradise, for sure.
Welcome to Malaysia. Good to see you trying our national dish the nasi lemak which is rice cooked in coconut milk. The redish sauce is the sambal. The bao or pau, Malaysians call it doesn't contain pork because they are sold in a muslim restaurant. Unless you buy one from a chinese restaurant or at chinatown then you'll char siew bao or pork bao.
Thank you and thanks for watching! That makes sense about the pau! But I really think this one said BBQ pork...maybe it was a Chinese vendor. Hmm!
No need to go anymore
*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good foods Enjoyed Thanks for Very good videos*
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Hi Seph & Pete....Come and stay with us at Season Point Hotel Chinatown
We'd love to next time!
18:07 that looks like fried cow lungs (the camera was abit fuzzy). its an acquired taste. Some Malaysians love it. 18:16 that looks like fried tempeh.....fried fermented Soybeans.
Well that explains why it was unfamiliar! lol
I love your expression, i love your nice comments, i love your positive energy everytime, your kids really adorable, and hey, new subscriber here! Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy the time here 😁😘🇲🇾
That’s so kind! We really appreciate you watching! 💕
I actually get emotional leaving places too! 😫 Found your channel during your Airbnb adventure but will keep watching for more adventures ❤
We so appreciate you watching, Connie!
Oh...I know Chattanooga.......I am Msian.., studied in Cookeville for few years ( Tenn Tech Univ )..😊
Oh wow!
You guys are more than just travel bloggers. What makes you guys so likeable are your connections to the people, the food, and the place you visit.
Andrew! That's one of the nicest comments we've ever received. Thank you! We appreciate you following along.
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope u have memorable trip
go to sarawak malaysia..pleaseee
Everyone is recommending this!!! I hope we can visit one day.
welcome to malaysia 😊
Thanks! ♥️
@@StephandPete 😊🙏
Lovely family👍
Thanks for watching, Andrew!
I have been in KL a few times.
Any plans to
Singapore? Lol
We were there in 2018, so unfortunately, no plans to return on this trip!
welcome to malaysia your next hometown….🤭
Hehehe, thanks!
Nice. Do you also learn the local language during your stay ?
We try to learn a few words, of course! But we've also been to 16 countries so far this year so we don't make much progress on any one language. 😅 Tune into night for some of our thoughts on learning to say "thank you" as soon as you arrive. :)
It's crazy to think you've actually finished your official travels. It's amazing that you guys have done such a fantastic job growing your vlogs though, I really hope you will manage to keep making videos and travelling in some capacity even after the air BnB programme if you're forced to settle again, even if videos get cut down to monthly ones or something.
I noticed you managed to get the flicker effect at times haha xD I noticed this in Korea. It's because in some countries have different frequencies around lights and stuff because of the electricity frequencies. like in the uk you need to record 25fps with 50hz frequencies and in korea, japan and america its 30fps with 60 hz or something strange. Luckily it was only on a little of the footage though so it didn't really matter c:
Great video as always c:
I feel like you're really getting into a natrual rythm with your editing and its a great editing style. I feel whenever I sit down to edit its chaotic and I haven't really consolidated my editing style yet. Its a big weird amalgamation of my favourite channels lol.
this is 2nd tallest buildings in the worlds.
That wasn't lamb it was lung (beef lung)
hehehe so many people have let us know that! Too funny!
Pete your face look Aussie
haha, he's heard that before! Thanks for watching! ❤️
The building is still under construction. Once completed it will be the 2nd tallest building in the world. It's call PNB118.
Very cool
Kids in malaysia always like that sleeping in the stroller, that building is the 2nd tallest building after burj in dubai
Must be the heat! He hasn't napped in his stroller like that since he was a baby.
Welcome to KL..MALAYSIA..if you like eat burger please try original Malaysian burger @ Ramly Burger..#haveagooday.
We tried it! It'll be in a later video in our Malaysia series! Stay tuned...
Make sure trillionaire me
That building you were referring to is the PNB 118 tower, the 2nd tallest building in the world
Very cool!
So happy to see you have KL included in your journey👏👍🤩🙌
Absolutely fabulous city, very easy to get around, easy to communicate with people, awesomely diverse, lovely food, very international I can go on and on😆 hope you get to check out other places outside KL, like Penang, Ipoh, Langkawi, and other smaller but jewel-like islands in Malaysia😍 -all the best from Seoul😊
We only got to explore a little but we loved what we saw! As for easy to get around-- the metro was actually free for the entire month of July, so REALLY very easy! A super special place for sure, and with some of the best food we've ever, ever had. Thanks for watching and for the recommendations!
Go to Langkawi skybridge,amazing.😁
welcome to msia! your channel will surely grow bigger once you travel in msia ;)
Thanks for the welcome! We appreciate all of the new followers! :)
correct
For good indian food, pls go to little india, brickfields. The monorail will take you to kl sentral , when you walk out..it is brickfields.
We went! It'll be in a later video. Thanks for following along.
Welcome to Malaysia guys.. What a beautiful family.. Please dont forget to try Nasi Kerabu, Ramly Burger, Cendol, Milo ice... And so on... Actually, there various type of Laksa here in Malaysia, like Asam Laksa, Laksa Johor, Laksa Penang, Laksa Sarawak.. 😊😊😊😊😊😊Have a wonderful memory in Malaysia..
Hello! Thanks for watching! We tried all of those things! Well not all of the laksas, but Ramly burger, cendol, and milo! They'll all be in our upcoming food tour video that we plan to post on Friday. 😄
@@StephandPete if you want try Cendol, please do not try with durian if you dont like durian, it’s gonna ruin your excitement.
@@sheyone9075 you should stay tuned for Friday's video... ;)
The Best food..malaysia... 😍
It’s out of this world! 🚀
welcome to 'Tanah Melayu' (Malaysia) guys..🤗🤗
Thanks!! ♥️
There is always an attachment to a country after a great stay.
Always! Vietnam was really special. We'd love to spend more time there.
Welcome to Malaysia. Have a great time here. The tall tower name is Merdeka 118 or Merdeka PNB 118. It’s the 2nd tallest building in the world after Burj Khalifa.
Very cool! We did end up Googling it but I had already forgotten since then so thanks for commenting! Hope you’ll follow along…we appreciate you watching! 😊
Didn’t you know that UA-camrs are supposed to cry on the kitchen floor?! That did make me a little emoshe too, but glad you’re still traveling! (but hurry home too.)
lololol
Like your video. There are many kinds of laksa in Malaysia. So many delicious foods there especially in Penang. You guys should try visit Genting Highlands if you guys come back to Malaysia one day.
Thanks, Romi! We tried quite a few laksas over the course of our short stay. We ate well in Penang! We'll have a vlog on it soon. Didn't make it to the highlands this time but will put it on our list for if we return! Thanks for watching!
And speaking of laksa...there's one laksa that the late Anthony Bourdain dubbed "Breakfast of the gods"....that is Sarawak Laksa...i think u could find it in Kuala Lumpur but if u wanna taste the authentic one...u should fly to the other side of Malaysia...That is Sarawak...
Hi, there! We have our popular local pancake known as 'Apam Balik'. Make sure you try it!
We did! It’s soooooo good. It’ll be in the video we release on Friday or Saturday. Stay tuned!
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you!
It's beef lung not lamb that was on your plate...
The massive building is called Merdeka Tower
There's a children's park for your child next to the Twin Towers
Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy ❤️
Well that explains it, haha! Hays really enjoyed the children's park you mentioned, but I'm not sure we filmed it. There's a photo on our Instagram (@awaywithhays)...thanks for watching!
the tall building is called Merdeka 118.
Pete, I guess you misheard the nasi lemak condiment as lamb, but it is actually lung. Beef lung.
Too funny! That's exactly what she was saying. I think Pete was hearing what he wanted to hear. 😅
Pronounce it as KL
That's easier! Thanks for watching!
Asam laksa is from penang. But i heard the curry laksa is great at petaling street. Plus the beef noodle. Example of Types of laksa in malaysia:
Asam laksa , penang island
Nyonya laksa, melaka(malacca)
Curry laksa
Sarawak laksa
Johor laksa
Etc etc etc
Gosh! So many and we barely tried any of them! We'll have to come back!
@@StephandPete if you google for the late anthony bourdain in parts unknown , he labeled sarawak laksa as the breakfast of gods.
Good content
Thanks for watching!
enjoy hot n spicy food in malaysia but i think Asam laksa is a bit heavy at starting point for laksa category
Makes sense! Oops! Thanks for watching.
Wow. U guys are here. Welcome to Msia! 🤗
Hello! Thank you!
The biggest tall building you looking for is "THE SECOND TALLEST BUILDING IN THE WORLD".. hmm, u got it..
very cool!
Enjoy our hospitality.Welcome to Malaysia 😃😃 Shout out from East Malaysia Borneo
Go kajang for satay, Klang for bak kut and seafood, wanjo restaurant in kampung baru for nasi lemak , brickfields for Indian food, petaling street has few beef noodles and also lala noodles, ICC pudu for Hainan coffee and Kaya toast
Great recommendations! Thanks for watching! ❤️
that massive building will be the second tallest in the world
Wow! That makes it the tallest we've ever seen, in that case! Thanks for watching!
I think there are lots more great food and snacks at Chinatown that you guys have missed out! One day is not enough to eat them all. Hope you able to try them next time.
We'd love to go back and explore (and eat!) more.
Steph and Pete : Have a nice trip to Malaysia and hope to welcome you and your family to Vietnam again in the near future.
We would love to revisit Vietnam! Thanks for following along, Bernard!
Finished watching the video.. time to read all the comments.. let see.. Malaysian where you at?? Meanwhile most Malaysians prefer mostly drinking Milo ais or teh tarik.. only a few of them prefer Horlicks ais everytime they eat spicy food.. for oily food all those fried noodles type and many type of fried rice.. it either teh o ais limau (teh = tea | o = pronounce the letter o meaning zero | limau = lime or citrus specifically calamansi | ais = ice) or maybe just any fruit juice or any shakes drinks.
Just a bit curious.. you had try many laksa.. which one you like the most?? Chicken curry laksa.. or Sarawak laksa???
I don't know if we tried that many laksa! We had asam laksa a few times, and curry mee (loved that one! But is that a laksa?)
Check out our video on Friday-- we try Milo with a meal. And in an upcoming video, we have plenty of teh o ais limau!
wonderful video. you must try ramly burger.
omg the chow kit cheese nan. i missed it so much.cause maybe one year didnt have it since i stay 4 hours from KL.
Thanks, Fakhri! Don't worry...we tried a Ramly burger. Stay tuned...
And that cheese naan was INSANE. We actually had it multiple times lol. We were working in the hotel quite a bit and would run out and get one for lunch. Couldn't resist!
The only way to eat nasi lemak is to mix the ingredients with rice in a single scoop, gravy, anchovies, cucumber m chicken etc.....not to eat them separately.
Oops! Check out Friday's video to see if I mix better... ;)
@@StephandPete . Will do!
that bilding is PNB 118 ( 678 meter ) 2nd taller in world.. welcome home
Thanks for sharing! And for watching! :)
welcome to malaysia guys..dnt frget our local dish...nasi lemak...roti canai and othres foods
We tried nasi lemak at the end of this video! Please subscribe and follow along-- we have two food tour videos of Kuala Lumpur coming up! Thanks for watching, Shamsul.
That ain't no lamb... it's lung (cow lung)..lol
lololol, that explains it! I'm sure she was saying "lung" and Pete heard "lamb"!
Singapore next? 🤣
We were there in 2018 so unfortunately not returning on this trip.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n welcome to KL, Malaysia. Happy exploring d cities, d food, d places in this country. So fun watching your son running around.
There r many types of laksa in Malaysia, u guys should try d curry laksa n nyonya laksa. I've noticed that there wasn't much garnishings on top of d asam laksa to balance d taste of d fish broth. D common veg used as garnish r shredded lettuce, cucumber, pineapple, mint, red chillies, ginger torch etc.
D tall building that u guys saw is a new skyscraper in KL near completion call PNB Tower. Once completed, it will be d 2nd tallest building in d world after Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
D steamed bun is commonly known as pau in Malaysia. I just can't help it but laugh when your son smashed d bun, hahaha.
Glad to see that u guys tried n liked our national dish, d nasi lemak, coconut rice. It actually started as a peasant dish, just coconut rice, sambal, boiled egg, slices of cucumber, fried peanuts n dried anchovies. Nowadays, it's more lavish with different types of side dishes like deep fried spicy chicken or beef/chicken 'rendang', a Malay traditional dish that u guys should try. U guys could also probably try d famous street burger, Ramly burger. Try char kway teow too, stir fried rice flat noodles. For your son, I cannot think of anything else but McD Happy Meal.
Thanks so much for watching! I'm afraid we didn't get to try all the different laksas. As for nasi lemak, we did have a simpler version on a food tour that I'll post towards the end of the series in Talan Paramount area and it was my FAVORITE. The whole night market there was amazing.
If u wanna repair your hard drive go to Low Yat Plaza at Bukit Bintang area as anything electronic can be done there. While at Bukit Bintang can go Pavilion Mall and eat dinner at Jalan Alor (night time more lively).
Thank you! We tried that but we weren't in KL long enough for them to repair, unfortunately, so I'm still carrying it around. We didn't make it to Jalan Alor, but we went to a GREAT night market near Taman Paramount. It'll feature in the last vlog in our series!
Best place to get nasi lemak. Its call rendang.
Oh good! I'm glad we chose a good one. Appreciate you watching!
Your son is son cute and adorable...😍😍..6 days in KL is not enough
I know! But we saw as much as we could. Thanks for following along!
18:02 that was not ‘lamb’ if i heard u right. It supposed to be ‘lung’ of a cow
😂😂😂 well that explains why it tasted so unfamiliar!
Pnb 118. 2nd tallest in the world
Amazing!
Now that you guys are in KL, I recommend you to go to world's biggest Night Market, "Jalan Alor" and Changkat for scrumptious food and drinks!
Other places recommendable-- KLCC (Park with huge kids' pool, mall, amazing food court and cheap Cinema), Pavilion area (looks like NY Times Square), Batu Caves, Kepong Frim (for jungle trekking and waterfalls), National Art Gallery, huge endless Lake Garden (World's Biggest Bird Park, Orchid Garden/hibiscus garden, Deer Park, etc.), Desa Park City Water front, Mutiara Damansara Curve/IKEA area, Mid Valley Mega Mall, 1Utama Mall (Secret Garden at UG, New Wing-open only on weekends) Mont Kiara Korea Town, Bangsar, etc.
Modern tall skyscrapers, mosques, Chinese temples, churches, old buildings from hundreds years ago co-exist in this colorful city.
Wanna recommend you to stay at many beautiful, spacious air b and b style condos equipped with big pools
such as
"Regalia Residence" (roof-top infinity pool and nice gym).
Ah! Such good recommendations, Anna! We made it to some of these, but not all. We'll have to return! Right now, we've already left Malaysia and are in the Philippines but I really appreciate you taking the time to comment and let us know you're favorites! Thanks for following along.
@@StephandPete Ohh, you are in the Philippines now. Yeah, pls return some time!
I actually recommended more places, but somehow my comments have been deleted (automatically by youtube), hehe
welcome to KL
Thank you!
@@StephandPete enjoy
I'm glad to see you enjoying your trip. amazing journey! all the best and luck from South Korea.
Thanks for sticking with us! All the best to you as well. We hope to be back in SK soon!
Now you can add one more cities to live and work besides Seoul, BKK now Hoi-An. ❤️💗
Yes! We've loved everywhere we've been this year. We'd also go back to Mexico City, Rome, Athens...almost everywhere we've been has been amazing.
But Asia is the best for sure. :)
Welcome to msia guys,i hope you enjoy in my country
Thanks, Sharul! Appreciate you watching!
Hii..i’m new fan from malaysia..please try NASI LEMAK WANJO..
We did-- in this video!
Nice..👍🏻👍🏻
See you soon , guys 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for following along!
Welcome to our country MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 hope you enjoy with our culture food and hospitality guys 👍👍👍
Thanks so much! ♥️
You should try Malay food because Malay food is very delicious and tastes different from food from other countries..welcome to Malaysia,,malaysia is a truly asia..malay sia..means Malay land..I suggest you try daging salai masak lemak cili api..ikan bakar..ayam percik..mee laksa....
Thanks for watching! Malaysian food is some of the best we've ever had, for sure.
KL is good for cafe-hoppig also.
It takes only 1 hour from KL to Langkawi (the entire islands are tax-free, so beer is as cheap as water.)
Try Redang Island or Perhentian Island (in Terengganu) for picture-perfect crystal clear water
with tons of tropical fish you can see without snorkeling gadgets!
We considered Langkawi but didn't make it this time. I think it's rainy season, maybe. Not sure! We'll have to return one day.
@@StephandPete Maybe after Rainy Season is over~~ I have a Korean pal who goes to Langkawi every weekend from Kuala Lumpur for cheap beer, delicious seafood and island hopping ^^
@@StephandPete for weather, we never know. Risk taking. But we have 800 over islands. Closest islands to you in peninsula area:
1. Pangkor island, very laid back. Nice vibe. Tax free.
2. Penang island unesco world heritage site. Food capital of malaysia. Ipoh town is another food capital.
3. Langkawi - the island of eagle, unesco sites..tax free
4. Perhentian - maldives of malaysia, winner
5. Tenggol
6. Kapas island, locals like going here
7. Redang island largest in east coast. Winner of course.
8. Rawa , private island but can visit
9. Tioman island off mersing. Another Winner. Tax free i heard.
10. Lang tengah
Come to Sarawak and Sabah, the East side of Malaysia, the Borneo Island. You will love it too...trust me.
I hope we're able to one day!
Each Malaysian state people would boast their respective laksa is best.. All laksa s are authentic just that you gotta know which state it originates.. For me Sarawak laksa is best and yet its likely that individual Sarawakian is having preferences of if it is with coconut milk boiled or just warmly heat to have the taste of coconuts.. With more or less lime juice or even no lime juice to the soup.. Each stall or shop selling sarawak laksa though generally similar but there's always a twist somewhere in the soup that will draw you to some specific stores..
And no fish at all.. Just fresh prawns with fried eggs shredded, bean sprouts, coriandrum or coriander 苑荽香菜..
This is such good info! I wish we got to try more! 😋 Thanks for watching!
@@leenaln2925 in
@@StephandPete u j n1
You are beautiful, thank you for sharing!
Who, Pete? 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching!
@@StephandPete Everyone in your video!
I love watching travelling families
We appreciate you following along.
Welcome to malaysia... Enjoy your stay and stay safe...
Thanks for watching!
wow excellent video sharing
Thanks for watching! ♥️
Shrimp paste into already fishy soup?! That’s a hardcore 🤣😱 There are so many kinds of Laksas there I recall, and yeah some were a little too fish to my taste hahaha anyway, oh I love love Cameron Highlands as well, hope you could visit there too for its famous tea and much cooler weather 😊 got so excited seeing your upload from KL, going a bit crazy with must- visit list 😆
We considered going to Cameron Highlands but didn't this time. We went to a few hill stations while in Sri Lanka, I know it's not the same, but we decided to skip this time, though the cooler weather was tempting! I love hearing your recommendations! Keep 'em coming! Malaysia was a great place to visit, but we're in the Philippines now...trying to catch up on videos so there will be several Malaysia videos to come-- part 2 of KL tomorrow, a food tour, then a George Town video or two, then another really great food tour in KL (and trying a Ramly burger, lol)
steph so beautiful smile
Aw, thanks! ☺️
Welcome to Malaysia. FYI, Pete wrongly heard the dish that he thought was lamb, which he commented as bit gamey, is actually fried cow LUNG, not LAMB, so probably just wrongly heard. Actually "pauzir" is correct as its originated from China but in Malaysia, we called it as "pau" as in the short form for "pauzir" as what it's called in China.
So many people have pointed this out and we find it so funny! He would have tried it anyway, I think, but better to not know exactly what it was, probably. :) Thanks for watching!
@@StephandPete also, the building that you commented earlier would be the 2nd highest building in the world. Enjoy your exploration in Malaysia. For ideas on where to visit maybe you can check out Jetlag Warriors as they have covered all the states in Malaysia and I was actually in one of their vlog when they visited Melaka.
Love from Adeel Karachi Pakistan
Thanks for watching! We'd love to visit Pakistan one day. The food we had in Amritsar was the best food we had the whole two years we lived in India. If it's anything like that in Pakistan, we'd adore it!
@@StephandPete if you will come again please let me know
Welcome☺️ Take care n stay safe.
Thanks for watching, Ayish!
Pete you're just like Barry Gibb as well.. .😁😁😁
lolololololol this is one of the funniest ones yet! 😝
Awwww I can see that you really fell in love with Vietnam and created wonderful memories… it’s so sweet to see you getting emotional. Here’s to your next adventure!
It’s true! It’s a really special place for us and we really miss it! Korea and then Seoul back to back were two highlights of this year for sure. We’re so lucky to end the program on such a high. (But to be honest, the whole year was!)
@@StephandPete so looking forward to see you back in Korea! I am planning my trip to Korea and Japan next year!
Welcome to Malaysia.
Excited to see someone from Chattanooga. I'm a Vol and I miss the Chattanooga Aquarium
Wow! Very cool! Best aquarium ever! Thanks for saying hi.
Ananda bhavan i have eaten vegetarian. Nice food.
It was! We haven't had good Indian food in so long.
@@StephandPete since you are going to penang. Indian or indian muslim stalls to visit are:
Line clear
Kapitan
Hameediyah
Enjoy.
Welcome to Malaysia❤
Thank you for watching!
Kuih pau,the ingredients is chicken,meat,red bean,coconut etc
Thank you! So good.
Welcome to malaysia
Thanks!!