also don't be afraid to ask for spoon and fork in Malaysia, yes it is Malay culture that eating with hands but it is not compulsory. Our Malay friends are very kind so dont worry
Yeah, I eat with fork and spoon lots of times if I don't want my hands to smell because sometimes even with soap and water the smell of food will still linger for a while. But its not much a bother for me, I'm also just sometimes feel too lazy to wash my hands afterwards (but I never NOT wash them), might as well just use fork and spoon so I can just leave faster if I need to. It really depends on my mood.
@@atomiumjaeyes more common especially when eating outside the house. I do eat with my fingers only when I am at my own house or my mother's house. Its not easy to get rid of the smell of the food you eat right away so when you are visiting others or in restaurants better eat with fork and spoon.
I'm a Malaysian studying in the US now. You really make me miss my country. Thank you for reminding me how grateful I am to be born in such a beautiful country. I can't wait to go back home
In Malaysia, you are not allowed to eat or bring dangerous items in the subway. People will not make trouble and are polite to give up their seats to the elderly. This is our culture.
Well maintained is a bit overstretched. See how many times the trains or tracks broken down. Even the train link in T1 can take more than 2 yrs to repairs and replaces. How on haven nobody do anything the new gov taking over??.the previous admin was busying taking corruption and do nothing.
nope..i strongly disagree with dis statement. less than 10% msian in general regardless the races would make grumpy faces without any reason that will turn off people to approach them...if u mean kl ...then myb yes since its very busy city..but still only like 30%...n amongst those 30% ..90% of them r the foreigner..coz msian quiet known around the world for their friendliness..we still great the stranger with the smile,little nod..easy to struck a conversation even though we r not know each other..hv u been travel outside malaysian esp in the europe?..then u know wut grumpy faces really mean..ive been to 27 country so far...so i know wut grumpy face really look..😊
@@eshansixface8099 pretty sure he said that for emphasis and not mean anything bad about it because he does seem impressed there. At least he didn't use the other f word.
"Boiled banana" got me laughing 😂 It's actually fried banana fritters (from mashing ripe banana with flour). It goes by cekodok or jemput-jemput in these parts. Pisang goreng is also fried banana fritters, but it is halved, battered and fried.
@@udanis66 cleanliness starts from the home, neighbourhood and schools. To be drummed into children from young - civic mindedness just like the Japanese.
Which rural? I travelled to many cities and towns in malaysia and I can say selangor is the dirtiest. Rural area in many other states are generally cleaner than selangor.
@ depends, Selangor is generally dirty because of its dense population that mostly contains immigrants and Tourists. I’m a Johorian so I don’t really prefer KL. It’s cool but overrated in my opinion.
When you understand Malaysian culture, you will realize that life here is comfortable and safe. I have a few British people who are also immigrants. Welcome to Malaysia.
The nice guy recommended Ayam Percik (Chicken Percik) it's not a curry. Ayam percik is a saucy roasted chicken dish, originating from Kelantan, it often served along with Nasi Kerabu. Ayam Percik is marinated turmeric chicken coated with a coconut milk sauce filled with a mixture of fresh spices and then grilled.
The Subway was already in place in KL long before the Thai govt started developing their subways in Bangkok. In fact, FYI the subway in KL in tandem wth the KLIA Express from the KL international AIRPORT (in Sepang) already started running operations on 1998 for the Commonwealth Games. The subways in KL are more widespread and more extensive than in Bangkok covering not just the City Centre but the larger outlying areas - the LRT, MRT,. Monorail, Intercity trains.
I think you better google for data and info before jumping out and shouting kl train system is better than Bangkok. Best, make a short trip to bkk to experience it yourself. Never think KL has the best of everything compared to our neighbouring countries. Bangkok land mass is much larger and older than KL. One thing I must admit, the stations and trains in kl probably look much better than Bangkok which mostly are cement rendered without cladding and tiling (much like their new airport). But ridership can easily beat kl hand down.
@@ryannian5817 He refers to PUTRA LRT which opened in 1998. That's the first Malaysia subway, MRT is just a new extensive line to connect STAR LRT and PUTRA LRT.
@@ryannian5817 I think you’re the one missing the point. That guy is saying “subway” or subway system not “MRT” in particular. The first “MRT” or “Subway” system in Southeast Asia was built in Singapore back in the late 70’s early 80’s. Whilst the Malaysian version of subway started with the “LRT” system was in operation in late 90’s. So that guy was not talking “fake info” hokeh!! Read between the lines and don’t jump into conclusion. LOL!!
We Malaysian is trying our best to be one of the cleanest country and public area just like Japan but some of us is still having problem with keeping our public toilets being not clean especially at crowded area due to people not treating it like its their own home toilet because of the neglectful mindset of:- "Sudah ada orang jaga kebersihan toilet ini, kenapa aku nak kena jaga kebersihan untuk diorang?" (There is someone already taking care of the Toilet (sanitary worker), why should I take care of the toilet cleanliness for them?) So yeah, until we can resolve this mindset, we will still be a developing country. Till then, Truly grateful that we have improved so much over the decades. Not perfect but still we're being better. Thanks for sharing the video. Hope more goodness of Malaysia will make people happy with us and we apologize if anything is sub par like our traffic jams and so on.
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America spends too much money on wars ruled by oligarchs and Israeli lobbyist (AIPAC), American democracy is dead for now. Anywho that's a classic afternoon treat very traditional. She was trying to say ball banana its called cokodok (Cho-Ko-douk). It is very simple to make flour, banana and bicarbonate soda. It is fried tho shouldn't be too greasy at vendors. Ayam perchik is a classic basically grilled chicken in coconut cream-chilly spice marinade.
Since when have USA truly been a democracy? ....that's all marketing. It was one of the last countries in the world to give Blacks voting rights and women got it even later and it is one of the most ardent supporter of most dictatorships worldwide and genocidal regimes esp Israel..... except when it comes to Russia, China and a few others.
The putu piring seller gave away means 'sedekah' also in Islam. We have a consistent belief that every 1 good deed will rewarded 10x times by Allah. If not in the world, then in afterlife. Insya Allah. Sedekah practice nowadays also practiced by many non muslims in Malaysia
7:40 i think she meant to say ball banana or banana balls. The name is actually cekodok, mashed banana mixed with flour and sugar into a batter. And they are fried with oil in small scoops. And in my personal opinion, the best coffee in Malaysian version has to be kopitiams coffee. Zus is ok but they are more like starbucks or coffee bean. Try Oriental Kopi next time. Or any chinese kopitam.
@abumahput5408 know wut?..i watch da video..she seem sweet..n treat dis dude well..exactly wut your question?how am i know wut?you is a cow?.if dats the case...of coz i know..bcoz u asking stupid question..😂
Welcome to Malaysia the truly Asia Malaysian Malays are Muslims. Islam teaches believers to always be clean and pure. In addition, maintaining cleanliness is the responsibility of moral and civilized people. Muslim Malays are the majority population in Malaysia, followed by Chinese and Indians. In Sabah and Sarawak, eastern Malaysia, there are many indigenous peoples who are native to the island of Borneo.
@johnchannel1059 totally ignorant comment. Even a country with a low CPI having abuse of power. Who is BD of Temasek, all the HBD transactions used get thru lawyer with connection with previous leaders.
He's probably still not familiar with malaysian restaurants, 99.9% of which provide sinks for hand washing either at the back, right outside the washroom (toilet in malaysia and uk) or in the front at one of the pillars on the 5 foot way
The nasi campur you tried is basically from Kelantan, a state on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, near Thailand. As for coffee, if you ask me, I love Gigi Coffee-Colombia Bean (a Western-style coffee). The Penang coffee you mentioned is probably our local coffee, which you can easily find at traditional kopitiams. You can try it at any Chinese kopitiam around Petaling Street. But as a Muslim (since I need to find a halal kopitiam), I’d recommend kopi ais or kopi C ais (coffee with evaporated milk) from Ali, Muthu & Ah Hock.
I love the way how you explore and try out our Malaysian food... adventurous traveller! Keep it up 💪 You do make me feel like eating the ayam percik though 😋😋 Welcome to Malaysia 😊
when you see even an animal able to chilling and relax comfortably, we should know, that country/city/people/environment is so blessed and good. aku bersyukur kepada Allah kerana di lahirkan dalam islam dan tanah dirahmati ini, malaysia. pelbagai budaya dan agama, namun kesopanan dan kesusilaan teras rukun negara menjadi payung keharmornian. aku tak pernah travel, mungkin ada tempat yang lebih cantik dari malaysia, tetapi untuk sebagai tempat tinggal dan menjalani kehidupan menuggu kematian, aku percaya, Malaysia adalah terbaik di dunia. Alhamdulillah
Hi Bro...glad you really enjoy yr stay in KL.We Malaysians always welcome tourist here.Thanks for your compliments.Every country has their own charm and advantage.You can meet up with fellow American from New York here in KL.His channel name Ben Fisherman.
True. Hainanese coffees are the best!!! I just watched his penang video and would recommend him to go to Chinatown (aka Petaling Street) to find those kopitiams. In fact, there are a few shops nearby the Pasar Seni MRT station.
The coffee uniquely Malaysian is Ipoh White Coffee and it has been listed as one of top 10 coffee in the world along with Vietnamese coffee, two cofffees that representimg South East Asia. Ipoh White Cofee originated from a city of Ipoh in Perak Malaysia, 2 hours by train in the middle between KL and Penang, The roasted coffee bean is mixed with margarine and served with condensed milk. You can try it at Oldtwon White Coffee chains around Malaysia . Another Malaysian coffee is old time coffee, pure black coffee without milk. Zeus is one of Malaysian coffee chains, other that that are Richiamo, The Coffe Bean & Tea Leaf, Bask Bear Coffee or just go to any traditional Kopitiam (Coffee house) typical Malaysian coffee house that serve good coffee and breakfast, normally for breakfast it come with toasted kaya and half boiled egg
Try to look for a few hipster cafes in the heritage Chinatown area (go to Four Points by Sheraton as a starting point). Cafes such as Yew Yew Cafe offers great coffee and cakes.
Bro, don't be afraid that you will be safe when you are in Malaysia... you can go out late at night... and eat wherever you like... Food in Malaysia eats clean. Because traders are obliged to maintain cleanliness.
All Malaysians can speak fluent English, except for most foreign workers here in Malaysia, primarily from Indonesia and Bangladesh, who may not be proficient in English. Just for your information, and don't get it wrong. Welcome to Malaysia!
@@WheresMaDrop15 Most Malaysian from 50 and below. The older generation may not speak English because they did not go to school. Usually there is no problem getting around in Msia with English
ua-cam.com/video/_ny6KREbXqM/v-deo.html come come cheap cheap. Malaysians learn English from grade 1 or kindergarten. and Malaysia is a former British colony and Netherlands and Portugal
i think its not just malaysia, but generally as asian, we share some common culture such as given up our sit for the elder, respecting other people personal space in public transport.
i think it has to start from the "journalists" "reporters", stop give attention to drama kings and queens doing all those "without me you are nothing in the party" and "my party is better than yours" pointless arguments, these are waste of press resources, only give attention to those that brief policies and directions. -.-
Are you kidding? Do you thougt all the infra developed without budget and decisions from politicians? Maybe you all just born after Tun M developed all great projects as KLCC, Klia, Lrt, putrajaya... i bet you dont know about Tun Razak.. thats why you hate politicians...
Why not? Americans earn higher than Malaysians. It's how your government prioritises its people. For one maybe not simply giving away money to a developed country in the middle east that provides free healthcare from your own earnings. 😊
Not America. AMERICA is a landmass covering from Canada to Central America and South America. USA doesn't present the entire America Continent and people of the Central and South who speak Spanish and Portugal definitely don't want USA to represent their views as AMERICA SO NEVER USE America to represent USA. It's not only inaccurate but wrong.
Hey dude. Just to put things in perspective. The Malaysian public transport and train system was developed way way ahead of Bangkok, Thailand. Even the coverage areas that the trains covers are more extensive and wider compared with the Thai ones.😅✌️
I had to subscribe after seeing you enjoy musang king durian (from another video). LOL. And you food rating is truly honest. Have a good time here, your openness and positive outlook will enable you to enjoy the very best Malaysia has to offer.
Just stumbled upon your channel. You make amazing content. Glad you enjoy your stay in Malaysia and exploring some of the greatest food scenes the country has to offer. Above all else, I could tell you’re a conservative and no doubt a Trump fan. Love it. Your country has the best President ever, congrats. #redwave
For some reason, I knew that local guy would recommend Zus Coffee. In my mind, there's probably 70-80% chance of that happening. Btw, I just found your video by accident so Welcome to Malaysia!!
0:16 this is lalaport BBcc, a Japanese mall by mitsui fudosan from Japan. There are a number of Japan originated stores here like the famous wego brand and animate anime store
Strange also that as we see from TikTok of some American refugees in Red Note seeing other countries are much more advanced in infrastructure and grocery haul. P.S. - our subway were years earlier than Thailand so Thailand may have bought the latest equipment since they started later.
Malaysia has a modern and reliable train system. The broken U.S. train system is a total joke! The U.S. should learn from Malaysia and revamp its train system.
At the start of the video, he forgot to point out that he is at La La Port. It is a Japanese mall. I don't know why he compares it to a China mall. Then he walks to the Hang Tuah LRT station which is directly connected to La La Port. Connecting malls to train station is something that we are learning from Japan. Most Japanese train stations would be conveniently connected or situated next to a mall.
That's the LRT, the first of it's kind in KL than the Monorail. It's built around 25 years ago before the commonwealth games. The MRT is the latest introduce.
The banana seller is indonesian and d workers who couldnt speak a single english in d rice stall is frm southern thai...many immigrants here just like Nyc😅..d coffee tht u had in georgetown is local coffee..its more nutty..best bet u can find them in chinese kopitiam
Many chinese immigrants also cant speak english. And they attitudes are terrible, always rude. At least indonesians are polite. And, local malay restaurants have the best coffee and teh tariks.
You are in lala port Bukit Bintang.. This place previously was Malaysia most famous prison called pudu jail.. A lot of criminals were hung here.. This place was a jungle before this and the prison was built more than 100 years ago... And a lot of locals would not come here because it is famous to be haunted because it's past history of executing a lot of people and also they say a lot of people were beheaded here too during the Japanese occupation in world War 2..
I think it is unfair to compare New York and Malaysia. The subway in New York has been around for almost 100 years, whereas in Malaysia, it has only been around for about 20 years! .Do you think Subway in Malaysia will be like New York in next 50 years?
I suggest oriental kopi since you are a coffee lover. Oriental kopi can be found in most of the shopping malls. Georgetown in penang serve very good coffee and its affordable
When I visited Malaysia, I did not see any homeless tents, but a very clean Malaysia, whether in the city or villages. But there's homeless tents across the U.S. and trash being thrown on the streets, especially those around the homeless tents.
Not every places are clean. They are clean because the premise owner hired cleaners. We Malaysians are yet to adopt the public hygiene culture like the Japanese. They do not litter their parks, beaches and stadiums.. Nevertheless we are proud of our peaceful country , courteous culture , affordable health care, decent education and job opportunities .
Kl looks clean because have tourist...try go small town like klang or north port 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Including tanjung harapan 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bbq place next to sea with rocks accompany by roaches and rats
Here in Malaysia... Islam is the main religion while other religion is freely practiced. Islam teaching is about discipline, politeness, respect, cleanliness... The do's n don'ts. Islam is the way of life that infuse into working discipline. Follow the good rules n leave the bad deeds. In fact all religions teach about the good deeds. Somehow there are some hiccups that wrongdoings done by some lawless people who sway from the right path. Nature. However, we tried our best to keep up n maintain the set up standard. We respect people that accept n respect our law n culture. Harmony life is what we embrace. Stay safe n enjoy your stay. Btw... It really suffocate me when hearing white guy pronouncing our malay language. Fyi ... Here in Malaysia.. A is are E is err I is ee O is owe U is oo S is ss C is ch K is k G is g only J is j only We have no silent letters nor dual sound for a letter.
Yes true The politeness in Malaysia are due to the tradition of malays who practise politeness in their lives since even before Malaysia was formed ( malays are the origin resident of Malaysia).
Wow I can't believe i stumbled into your video. It's just uploaded 3 days ago. Thank you for all the compliments. I wouldn't have noticed how clean our subway was until you compared it with NYC. But we still have a long way to go compared to Japan. But we are improving. So happy to see your honesty on how our food tasted. Yeah we do have flavorful foods because of the assimilation of races living in Malaysia.
Yeah I also thought she meant ball rather than boiled. Tbh she might not even know the meaning of boil, but I don't mean to look down on her, I'm just saying. She looked like a very nice lady and I'm sure if the conversation is in a language she's more proficient in, she would show how nice and helpful a person she is. Anyway, _chekodok_ is also deep fried like _pisang goreng_ (fried banana or banana fritter) and good ones would have pleasant ratio of mashed bananas to flour instead of having too much flour
16:40 that thing is actually an Indian (Tamil) comfort foods called Putu Piring (Saucer Putu, because it looks like a cup saucer). It's also available in Sri Lanka and India.
That Kak Som restaurant seems to serve Kelantanese favorite cuisines. That Chicken Percik is one of our best dishes 😊. One day, I hope you will try 'Nasi Kerabu' .
Msia is a new nation, abt 68 yrs old.We need to be responsible to keep our country clean.No spitting, urinating, littering as that are not our culture😊
Malaysia also has some nice churches if you are a Christian. St Peter church in Melaka is the oldest functioning church in the country. Otherwise KL has some like holy rosary church, assumption church pj, st anthony and st john cathedral which are really beautiful Gothic structures
Hi, you are so kind and polite when introduce my country Malaysia to social media... Never simply criticise make judgement like China citizen 😂 The train that you took from BBCC to majlis jamek is call LRT, andI think in Malaysia KL like almost 25yrs or more maybe ...impressive still maintaining super good condition and clean although I had over 18yrs didn't take any LRT after graduate. Malaysia we need car for convenience as our public transport still plenty of space to be improve. I love our new train call MRT, I have try few times from my house to TRX and Bukit Bintang. You will be more impress our new train MRT, definitely more better coz it's the latest compare to LRT. By the way, welcome to Malaysia. enjoy your trip to the MAX and remember safety 1st no matter where or which country you go to. Actually every countries has their pro and con. No countries is perfect. Like Thailand I'm super like it especially their foodie, shopping, cafe hopping and their interior design, architecture and creativity. Their shopping mall design more advance than Malaysia like the ICON next to the river, amazing... But Thailand language is their disadvantage part, we dunno Thai and they can't speak English well for majority so very difficult to communicate sometime 😂 also another disadvantage is safety issue, a bit more dangerous than Malaysia although Malaysia also has criminal but still more safe than Thailand. 😂 But I love to go Thailand shopping and cafe hopping, I love Thailand culture and beautiful ppl.
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also don't be afraid to ask for spoon and fork in Malaysia, yes it is Malay culture that eating with hands but it is not compulsory. Our Malay friends are very kind so dont worry
Eating with fingers not hand.
i live in malaysia, in my experience at least eating with fork and spoon is way more common than eating with hands
Yeah, I eat with fork and spoon lots of times if I don't want my hands to smell because sometimes even with soap and water the smell of food will still linger for a while. But its not much a bother for me, I'm also just sometimes feel too lazy to wash my hands afterwards (but I never NOT wash them), might as well just use fork and spoon so I can just leave faster if I need to. It really depends on my mood.
@@atomiumjaeyes more common especially when eating outside the house. I do eat with my fingers only when I am at my own house or my mother's house. Its not easy to get rid of the smell of the food you eat right away so when you are visiting others or in restaurants better eat with fork and spoon.
@@Boboli-m1q fingers are connected to the hands.
I'm a Malaysian studying in the US now. You really make me miss my country. Thank you for reminding me how grateful I am to be born in such a beautiful country. I can't wait to go back home
bang jgn lupa balik raya bang
jangan lupa balik kampung bang dah dekat ni 😹
orang mana..kokdiang ka hehehe
@@muhammadfirdausirfan3824 tak dapat balik tahun ni 🥲
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In Malaysia, you are not allowed to eat or bring dangerous items in the subway. People will not make trouble and are polite to give up their seats to the elderly. This is our culture.
Some locals are dumb. They eat in the train.
No civic minded. @@elbowstancenow1519
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@@elbowstancenow1519when that happened, we shamed them on socmed 🤣
Many don't give up seats.
The LRT has existed in KL since 1998, well maintained & always kept clean until now.
It was not always clean. The city only became cleaner after the pandemic.
@@zam023 what are u smoking? even 10years ago it was clean.i took the train everyday more than 10 years ago
@@zam023 they way God intended, sent down a reminder to keep the country even better than before. 🎉
Well maintained is a bit overstretched. See how many times the trains or tracks broken down.
Even the train link in T1 can take more than 2 yrs to repairs and replaces. How on haven nobody do anything the new gov taking over??.the previous admin was busying taking corruption and do nothing.
@@zam023its always been clean since 1998. I was a student back then and rode trains everyday. Its been CLEAN until now.
ppl in malaysia always have grumpy face when you don't talk to them but you greet them talk to them theyre the nicest and friendliest ppl in the wolrd
Grumpy? Hihihi...
its the weather broo..
nope..i strongly disagree with dis statement. less than 10% msian in general regardless the races would make grumpy faces without any reason that will turn off people to approach them...if u mean kl ...then myb yes since its very busy city..but still only like 30%...n amongst those 30% ..90% of them r the foreigner..coz msian quiet known around the world for their friendliness..we still great the stranger with the smile,little nod..easy to struck a conversation even though we r not know each other..hv u been travel outside malaysian esp in the europe?..then u know wut grumpy faces really mean..ive been to 27 country so far...so i know wut grumpy face really look..😊
Atleast it ain't Germany or France.. They look grumpy and are grumpy..
People always smile at me in Malaysia, because how they look at you is a reflection of how you see others.
I love this guy. He is so polite 😊
@@Pageant.royalty-24 Agreed 👌
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Are you sure. He said, FREAKING CHINESE. stupid.
@@eshansixface8099 pretty sure he said that for emphasis and not mean anything bad about it because he does seem impressed there. At least he didn't use the other f word.
Wow, amazed with the makcik selling the putu piring, her english is perfect, proud of you, makcik....
she used to work with an MNC back then
the way she's respond to indonesia putu piring is nice make me chuckle..
Yes..better than the makan shop guy
Asal English perfect je u feel.proud? Poor colonised mind...French, Japanese, Germans, dll tak speak English pun, and if so, heavily accented
@@TheTayseen tsk!
"Boiled banana" got me laughing 😂
It's actually fried banana fritters (from mashing ripe banana with flour). It goes by cekodok or jemput-jemput in these parts.
Pisang goreng is also fried banana fritters, but it is halved, battered and fried.
The lady said 'ball' but he misheard it as 'boiled' 😅
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I think she meant to say balled, not boiled banana
Indeed its banana ball not boiled..but our mother tongue of course sounds differently😅
She meant banana ball
its hard work to keep public facilities clean...but we try our best....thank u for appreciating it and helping us keep it clean.
In urban area still OK but when it goes deep to the rural area.... still, we are not fully educated on this cleanliness matter. So sad.
@@udanis66 cleanliness starts from the home, neighbourhood and schools. To be drummed into children from young - civic mindedness just like the Japanese.
Which rural? I travelled to many cities and towns in malaysia and I can say selangor is the dirtiest. Rural area in many other states are generally cleaner than selangor.
@ depends, Selangor is generally dirty because of its dense population that mostly contains immigrants and Tourists.
I’m a Johorian so I don’t really prefer KL. It’s cool but overrated in my opinion.
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Putu Piring Makcik at 14:52 was surprised me with her speaking, well versed Makcik.
Thanks for video, enjoyed.
Yes. Amazing. Impressed saya
When you understand Malaysian culture, you will realize that life here is comfortable and safe. I have a few British people who are also immigrants. Welcome to Malaysia.
Hi from a fellow Malaysian 👋🇲🇾
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Nice..❤
The nice guy recommended Ayam Percik (Chicken Percik) it's not a curry. Ayam percik is a saucy roasted chicken dish, originating from Kelantan, it often served along with Nasi Kerabu.
Ayam Percik is marinated turmeric chicken coated with a coconut milk sauce filled with a mixture of fresh spices and then grilled.
for the westerners anything with spice and gravy is curry :)
Ayam percik is soo good ❤
@@cheesecake321-n6wtrue…😂😂
Careful, wild Indonesian will claim ayam percik is theirs
Baru saya tau resepinya hehe
The Subway was already in place in KL long before the Thai govt started developing their subways in Bangkok. In fact, FYI the subway in KL in tandem wth the KLIA Express from the KL international AIRPORT (in Sepang) already started running operations on 1998 for the Commonwealth Games. The subways in KL are more widespread and more extensive than in Bangkok covering not just the City Centre but the larger outlying areas - the LRT, MRT,. Monorail, Intercity trains.
I think you better google for data and info before jumping out and shouting kl train system is better than Bangkok. Best, make a short trip to bkk to experience it yourself.
Never think KL has the best of everything compared to our neighbouring countries.
Bangkok land mass is much larger and older than KL.
One thing I must admit, the stations and trains in kl probably look much better than Bangkok which mostly are cement rendered without cladding and tiling (much like their new airport). But ridership can easily beat kl hand down.
The first MRT line in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia began full operations on July 17, 2017. While Bangkok MRT operation since 2004.So don't make fake info!
@@ryannian5817 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_Rail
@@ryannian5817 He refers to PUTRA LRT which opened in 1998. That's the first Malaysia subway, MRT is just a new extensive line to connect STAR LRT and PUTRA LRT.
@@ryannian5817 I think you’re the one missing the point. That guy is saying “subway” or subway system not “MRT” in particular. The first “MRT” or “Subway” system in Southeast Asia was built in Singapore back in the late 70’s early 80’s. Whilst the Malaysian version of subway started with the “LRT” system was in operation in late 90’s. So that guy was not talking “fake info” hokeh!! Read between the lines and don’t jump into conclusion. LOL!!
We Malaysian is trying our best to be one of the cleanest country and public area just like Japan but some of us is still having problem with keeping our public toilets being not clean especially at crowded area due to people not treating it like its their own home toilet because of the neglectful mindset of:-
"Sudah ada orang jaga kebersihan toilet ini, kenapa aku nak kena jaga kebersihan untuk diorang?"
(There is someone already taking care of the Toilet (sanitary worker), why should I take care of the toilet cleanliness for them?)
So yeah, until we can resolve this mindset, we will still be a developing country. Till then, Truly grateful that we have improved so much over the decades. Not perfect but still we're being better.
Thanks for sharing the video. Hope more goodness of Malaysia will make people happy with us and we apologize if anything is sub par like our traffic jams and so on.
Itulah pentingnya hidup beragama. Orang yang tahu jaga agama semsestinya tahu kewajipan jaga kebersihan diri dan alam sekitar.
@@udanis66X semesti abg. Pernah tgk yg sgt alim. Bilik sgt Kotor. Itu bergantung the upbringing and discipline, I would say.
Sebab itu saya sokong kalau kita buat macam singapor sapa buang sampah merata tempat dan bahan toksik di sungai atau laut longkang kasi saman.... itu je yang boleh mendidik rakyat untuk jaga kebersihan.. 🏞🏞🏞🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️🌃🏢🏡🏠🚉👍👍
America spends too much money on wars ruled by oligarchs and Israeli lobbyist (AIPAC), American democracy is dead for now. Anywho that's a classic afternoon treat very traditional. She was trying to say ball banana its called cokodok (Cho-Ko-douk). It is very simple to make flour, banana and bicarbonate soda. It is fried tho shouldn't be too greasy at vendors. Ayam perchik is a classic basically grilled chicken in coconut cream-chilly spice marinade.
Again, not AMERICA. ITS ONLY THE USA. PLEASE LEARN THE CORRECT WORDS AND TERMS.
USA IS ONLY PART OF THE AMERICA.
yup, to deep to save. never imagine US becoming 3rd world country.
Since when have USA truly been a democracy? ....that's all marketing. It was one of the last countries in the world to give Blacks voting rights and women got it even later and it is one of the most ardent supporter of most dictatorships worldwide and genocidal regimes esp Israel..... except when it comes to Russia, China and a few others.
@@u2sharp and that's an insult to actual 3rd world countries
Orang selatan ada yang panggil cekodok ni jemput-jemput pisang.
The putu piring seller gave away means 'sedekah' also in Islam. We have a consistent belief that every 1 good deed will rewarded 10x times by Allah. If not in the world, then in afterlife. Insya Allah. Sedekah practice nowadays also practiced by many non muslims in Malaysia
I love how you genuinely express your appreciation to our people and food! Appreciation it.. ❤❤❤
Good to have criticism for improvement.
What a wonderful coverage ! Keep up the great work.
7:40 i think she meant to say ball banana or banana balls. The name is actually cekodok, mashed banana mixed with flour and sugar into a batter. And they are fried with oil in small scoops. And in my personal opinion, the best coffee in Malaysian version has to be kopitiams coffee. Zus is ok but they are more like starbucks or coffee bean. Try Oriental Kopi next time. Or any chinese kopitam.
I was about to explain that to him and the i saw your explanation.
cekodok❎, cucur kodok✅
Yea it is banana fritters
I LOVE YOUR VIDEO SIR,,,IT FULL OF KNOWLEADGE FOR FROEGNERS WHO WANT TO TRAVEL TO MALAYSIA IN THE FUTURE
dat lady selling the putu piring..shes so nice n her english.. just wow
How did you know dat ?
@abumahput5408 know wut?..i watch da video..she seem sweet..n treat dis dude well..exactly wut your question?how am i know wut?you is a cow?.if dats the case...of coz i know..bcoz u asking stupid question..😂
@@abumahput5408So, What do you expected. Is it, Her's wonderful kindness attitude or her's Oxford English ?
Kan..with the slang some more..i love malays when they speak English they use proper english slang
@@zultana2078At least she tried her best to speak good English. Give her some credit for doing that.. 👍👍👍
Welcome to Malaysia the truly Asia
Malaysian Malays are Muslims.
Islam teaches believers to always be clean and pure. In addition, maintaining cleanliness is the responsibility of moral and civilized people.
Muslim Malays are the majority population in Malaysia, followed by Chinese and Indians. In Sabah and Sarawak, eastern Malaysia, there are many indigenous peoples who are native to the island of Borneo.
Relax man.. I am Malaysian and you are glazing my country way too much..
@@russianjohnny8080defined too much? It's maybe according to you. Uncalled for!
Clean and pure but full of corruption 😅
@johnchannel1059 totally ignorant comment. Even a country with a low CPI having abuse of power. Who is BD of Temasek, all the HBD transactions used get thru lawyer with connection with previous leaders.
No worries bro. You can eat with fork and spoon anytime. We do that also sometimes.
He's probably still not familiar with malaysian restaurants, 99.9% of which provide sinks for hand washing either at the back, right outside the washroom (toilet in malaysia and uk) or in the front at one of the pillars on the 5 foot way
@@jonmath4182 some restaurants provide water in a pot for hand washing at every table.
The nasi campur you tried is basically from Kelantan, a state on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, near Thailand.
As for coffee, if you ask me, I love Gigi Coffee-Colombia Bean (a Western-style coffee).
The Penang coffee you mentioned is probably our local coffee, which you can easily find at traditional kopitiams. You can try it at any Chinese kopitiam around Petaling Street. But as a Muslim (since I need to find a halal kopitiam), I’d recommend kopi ais or kopi C ais (coffee with evaporated milk) from Ali, Muthu & Ah Hock.
Do not get confuse between locals and migrants
I love the way how you explore and try out our Malaysian food... adventurous traveller! Keep it up 💪 You do make me feel like eating the ayam percik though 😋😋 Welcome to Malaysia 😊
before come malaysia 50Kg After back Hometown 60-70kg need to be Exercise..😅😅
when you see even an animal able to chilling and relax comfortably, we should know, that country/city/people/environment is so blessed and good.
aku bersyukur kepada Allah kerana di lahirkan dalam islam dan tanah dirahmati ini, malaysia.
pelbagai budaya dan agama, namun kesopanan dan kesusilaan teras rukun negara menjadi payung keharmornian.
aku tak pernah travel, mungkin ada tempat yang lebih cantik dari malaysia, tetapi untuk sebagai tempat tinggal dan menjalani kehidupan menuggu kematian, aku percaya, Malaysia adalah terbaik di dunia. Alhamdulillah
Alhamdulillah
Hi Bro...glad you really enjoy yr stay in KL.We Malaysians always welcome tourist here.Thanks for your compliments.Every country has their own charm and advantage.You can meet up with fellow American from New York here in KL.His channel name Ben Fisherman.
Welcome to Malaysia where you can witness a glimpse of MULTIPOLAR WORLD 😊
Love watching your vlog, it’s my first time watching your video and i find that you’re so polite and honest 😂
For good local coffee, Oriental Kopi (can find in Pavillion, Mid Valley) and Thong Kee Kopitiam (located mostly outside of KL city center)
True. Hainanese coffees are the best!!! I just watched his penang video and would recommend him to go to Chinatown (aka Petaling Street) to find those kopitiams. In fact, there are a few shops nearby the Pasar Seni MRT station.
Better coffee at unknown local ie the village area not these hype franchise.
Such beautiful coverage this is. I appreciate your talent.
Hello sy dari malaysia.. terima kasih video anda.. semoga berjaya dimasa depan😊😊
The coffee uniquely Malaysian is Ipoh White Coffee and it has been listed as one of top 10 coffee in the world along with Vietnamese coffee, two cofffees that representimg South East Asia. Ipoh White Cofee originated from a city of Ipoh in Perak Malaysia, 2 hours by train in the middle between KL and Penang, The roasted coffee bean is mixed with margarine and served with condensed milk. You can try it at Oldtwon White Coffee chains around Malaysia . Another Malaysian coffee is old time coffee, pure black coffee without milk. Zeus is one of Malaysian coffee chains, other that that are Richiamo, The Coffe Bean & Tea Leaf, Bask Bear Coffee or just go to any traditional Kopitiam (Coffee house) typical Malaysian coffee house that serve good coffee and breakfast, normally for breakfast it come with toasted kaya and half boiled egg
Hey its not zeus. It zus coffeee. Mintak maaf ya.🙏
Ipoh white coffee, zus coffee..everything taste bad. Should try all local coffees in malay restaurants are the best
Wow... You are a damn coffee lover too, I guess. The way you explain about the coffee in Malaysia looks like you are just like him. Coffee Lover.
For me coffee kampung much better lol😅
Try to look for a few hipster cafes in the heritage Chinatown area (go to Four Points by Sheraton as a starting point). Cafes such as Yew Yew Cafe offers great coffee and cakes.
Bro, don't be afraid that you will be safe when you are in Malaysia... you can go out late at night... and eat wherever you like... Food in Malaysia eats clean. Because traders are obliged to maintain cleanliness.
All Malaysians can speak fluent English, except for most foreign workers here in Malaysia, primarily from Indonesia and Bangladesh, who may not be proficient in English. Just for your information, and don't get it wrong. Welcome to Malaysia!
“All” Malaysians? Really?
@@WheresMaDrop15 Most Malaysian from 50 and below. The older generation may not speak English because they did not go to school. Usually there is no problem getting around in Msia with English
@@CattleFarmer667 I don’t disagree. It’s just that “all” is an interesting choice of word. But yea I get the point.
Tidak semuanya aku juga tidak pandai berbicara dalam bahasa inglish tapi aku masih faham apa yang dikatakannya,lebih tepatnya inglish basic.
@@vinz5329 tu lah, betul cakap.
I just love your facial expressions when eating the food you bought and you are very polite. I don't know why but watching this makes me smile 😊
Zus Coffee is our Malaysian local brand, alternative for Starbucks and others international brands. It's cheaper than Starbucks and Coffee Beans.
Much cheaper compared to Starbucks
I used to us the f word alot, I stopped after I reverted to Islam.
Alhamdulilah..
Alhamdulillah...
May Allah bless u
Alhamdullilah
Alhamdulillah my brother ❤
OMG ..‼️😳Malaysian all ages can speak English .👏👏👏.
Yes, even though not really fluent. But better than can't speak at all like in China and Thailand 😅
Some of them can understand english but not spoken. Here in malaysia english were thought as a second language in school
ua-cam.com/video/_ny6KREbXqM/v-deo.html come come cheap cheap. Malaysians learn English from grade 1 or kindergarten. and Malaysia is a former British colony and Netherlands and Portugal
How abt Indonesia?? English in indonesia 😂😂 @@sousoulifevlogs
@@gitamura indonesia hanya bisa ngomong indondesh+bangladeshi and jawa
thank you bro ..... thank you for your good observation. have a nice day ... truly asiaaa Kuala Lumpur
i think its not just malaysia, but generally as asian, we share some common culture such as given up our sit for the elder, respecting other people personal space in public transport.
I think, it's easier to build, rather than to maintain.
Glad u had good times in Malaysia.
welcome to polite society,tq for nice comment to malaysian
This is Malaysia and if the Politians can OPEN thier EYES, talk less and do more, it will even be a better place to stay.
well politicians...what did you expected? All politicians all over the world are like that lol
i think it has to start from the "journalists" "reporters", stop give attention to drama kings and queens doing all those "without me you are nothing in the party" and "my party is better than yours" pointless arguments, these are waste of press resources, only give attention to those that brief policies and directions. -.-
@@wewenang5167 Yes all politicians but I hope Malaysia start not to be among them. At least start right now.
Are you kidding? Do you thougt all the infra developed without budget and decisions from politicians? Maybe you all just born after Tun M developed all great projects as KLCC, Klia, Lrt, putrajaya... i bet you dont know about Tun Razak.. thats why you hate politicians...
@askarsepoi you are blind. politician are there to cheat people like you. Infrastructure, what all broken after 3 years. Hahaha
😆ya Zeus coffee is so-so only. Coffee Bean's is better 😁 Nice vlog. Me feeling hungry now 😂😂😂
Yup.. i like coffee bean’s the most 😋
most people using public transport at non peak hour is foreigner . local only use public transport to commute to their office
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur!!!! ❤❤❤ hope you’re still here
no rats nor mice in the LRT, because we kept Oyen Orange cat in to keep it super safe
😊😊😊😅....Oyen power
Never underestimate abang kawasan oyen
Yeah cat every where. Oyen was good team leader. Tompok, Utih and the geng good worker.
😂😂😂😅
Better don't compare us with American, Malaysia just a small country
You have people in charge too.
Peninsular Malaysia is as large as England. Malaysia on the hand is almost as large as Germany.
Why not? Americans earn higher than Malaysians. It's how your government prioritises its people. For one maybe not simply giving away money to a developed country in the middle east that provides free healthcare from your own earnings. 😊
but not a single negative comparison on our side tho
Not America. AMERICA is a landmass covering from Canada to Central America and South America. USA doesn't present the entire America Continent and people of the Central and South who speak Spanish and Portugal definitely don't want USA to represent their views as AMERICA
SO NEVER USE America to represent USA. It's not only inaccurate but wrong.
Welcome to Malaysia Bro...( love to see a very nice Mak Cik Selling Putu Piring! )
Hey dude. Just to put things in perspective. The Malaysian public transport and train system was developed way way ahead of Bangkok, Thailand. Even the coverage areas that the trains covers are more extensive and wider compared with the Thai ones.😅✌️
The skywalks which inter connects with malls and other landmarks in Bangkok are not available in Malaysia though
I had to subscribe after seeing you enjoy musang king durian (from another video). LOL. And you food rating is truly honest. Have a good time here, your openness and positive outlook will enable you to enjoy the very best Malaysia has to offer.
That called cekodok pisang. Flour and banana. You also can make it in America
No, not in america, he can't. To make one he has to go to banana republic
They don't have the correct banana over there to make cekodok or pisang goreng. All their bananas are almost tasteless hahaha
Just stumbled upon your channel. You make amazing content. Glad you enjoy your stay in Malaysia and exploring some of the greatest food scenes the country has to offer.
Above all else, I could tell you’re a conservative and no doubt a Trump fan. Love it. Your country has the best President ever, congrats.
#redwave
For some reason, I knew that local guy would recommend Zus Coffee. In my mind, there's probably 70-80% chance of that happening. Btw, I just found your video by accident so Welcome to Malaysia!!
Love you! Keep going I see your video everyday to improve my english
me too
0:16 this is lalaport BBcc, a Japanese mall by mitsui fudosan from Japan. There are a number of Japan originated stores here like the famous wego brand and animate anime store
🙋just subscribe your channel 😊 selamat datang ke Malaysia and have fun with all the amazing things here 😁🇲🇾❤️
Malaysian are polite and respectful citizens. Nothing to worry and save for everybody on the streets. But need to care for each other.
i am actually more amazed by your behaviour, my my, youre extremely polite and kind. subscribed ! hope to see more of you king
Strange also that as we see from TikTok of some American refugees in Red Note seeing other countries are much more advanced in infrastructure and grocery haul.
P.S. - our subway were years earlier than Thailand so Thailand may have bought the latest equipment since they started later.
Malaysia has a modern and reliable train system. The broken U.S. train system is a total joke! The U.S. should learn from Malaysia and revamp its train system.
At the start of the video, he forgot to point out that he is at La La Port. It is a Japanese mall. I don't know why he compares it to a China mall. Then he walks to the Hang Tuah LRT station which is directly connected to La La Port. Connecting malls to train station is something that we are learning from Japan. Most Japanese train stations would be conveniently connected or situated next to a mall.
Nice dude ❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍
That's the LRT, the first of it's kind in KL than the Monorail. It's built around 25 years ago before the commonwealth games. The MRT is the latest introduce.
The banana seller is indonesian and d workers who couldnt speak a single english in d rice stall is frm southern thai...many immigrants here just like Nyc😅..d coffee tht u had in georgetown is local coffee..its more nutty..best bet u can find them in chinese kopitiam
That's not boiled banana. We called it cokodok pisang. It is mashed banana and flour and then deepfried.😊
Many chinese immigrants also cant speak english. And they attitudes are terrible, always rude. At least indonesians are polite. And, local malay restaurants have the best coffee and teh tariks.
Who is this guy? So polite haha like his vibe.. the moment he said nasi kebabu haha so adorable, enjoy ur time in Malaysia🎉
You should have tried Nasi Kerabu (the blue rice) and that chicken perchik.. that's the next level!!👍 😋
Evan! You are making me hungry. Yes, food here is GREAT. Enjoy your stay . We are blessed to call this place home.
You are in lala port Bukit Bintang.. This place previously was Malaysia most famous prison called pudu jail.. A lot of criminals were hung here.. This place was a jungle before this and the prison was built more than 100 years ago... And a lot of locals would not come here because it is famous to be haunted because it's past history of executing a lot of people and also they say a lot of people were beheaded here too during the Japanese occupation in world War 2..
I think it is unfair to compare New York and Malaysia. The subway in New York has been around for almost 100 years, whereas in Malaysia, it has only been around for about 20 years! .Do you think Subway in Malaysia will be like New York in next 50 years?
Kak som is east coast malay food. Make sure u go back n try the nasi kerabu and nasi dagang....
You are very kind. Have a good stay in Malaysia. Do come back again.
I suggest oriental kopi since you are a coffee lover. Oriental kopi can be found in most of the shopping malls. Georgetown in penang serve very good coffee and its affordable
😂Lain macam nama kau
When I visited Malaysia, I did not see any homeless tents, but a very clean Malaysia, whether in the city or villages. But there's homeless tents across the U.S. and trash being thrown on the streets, especially those around the homeless tents.
Wow nasi geng 🎉check it out...
I agree... Zus is not the best, but for the price it is reasonable
Not every places are clean. They are clean because the premise owner hired cleaners. We Malaysians are yet to adopt the public hygiene culture like the Japanese. They do not litter their parks, beaches and stadiums..
Nevertheless we are proud of our peaceful country , courteous culture , affordable health care, decent education and job opportunities .
Japan isn't all clean also, there are also places which are dirty
@@DonDon45-i5h Buddy still WAY cleaner than Malaysia..
So..the conclusion here is money and mindset..
Kl looks clean because have tourist...try go small town like klang or north port
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Including tanjung harapan
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 bbq place next to sea with rocks accompany by roaches and rats
THANKS FOR SHARING
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Here in Malaysia... Islam is the main religion while other religion is freely practiced. Islam teaching is about discipline, politeness, respect, cleanliness... The do's n don'ts. Islam is the way of life that infuse into working discipline. Follow the good rules n leave the bad deeds. In fact all religions teach about the good deeds. Somehow there are some hiccups that wrongdoings done by some lawless people who sway from the right path. Nature. However, we tried our best to keep up n maintain the set up standard. We respect people that accept n respect our law n culture. Harmony life is what we embrace. Stay safe n enjoy your stay.
Btw... It really suffocate me when hearing white guy pronouncing our malay language. Fyi ... Here in Malaysia..
A is are
E is err
I is ee
O is owe
U is oo
S is ss
C is ch
K is k
G is g only
J is j only
We have no silent letters nor dual sound for a letter.
Yes true The politeness in Malaysia are due to the tradition of malays who practise politeness in their lives since even before Malaysia was formed ( malays are the origin resident of Malaysia).
Salute ❤
Wow I can't believe i stumbled into your video. It's just uploaded 3 days ago. Thank you for all the compliments. I wouldn't have noticed how clean our subway was until you compared it with NYC. But we still have a long way to go compared to Japan. But we are improving.
So happy to see your honesty on how our food tasted. Yeah we do have flavorful foods because of the assimilation of races living in Malaysia.
The boil banana you ate is called "cekodok " .
She got it wrong it's not boiled banana but fried dough made of ripe bananas mixed with wheat flour.
I think she wanna say banana ball 😂
Yeah I also thought she meant ball rather than boiled. Tbh she might not even know the meaning of boil, but I don't mean to look down on her, I'm just saying. She looked like a very nice lady and I'm sure if the conversation is in a language she's more proficient in, she would show how nice and helpful a person she is.
Anyway, _chekodok_ is also deep fried like _pisang goreng_ (fried banana or banana fritter) and good ones would have pleasant ratio of mashed bananas to flour instead of having too much flour
Glad u love my country bro.... 😊😊😊😊
16:40 that thing is actually an Indian (Tamil) comfort foods called Putu Piring (Saucer Putu, because it looks like a cup saucer). It's also available in Sri Lanka and India.
That Kak Som restaurant seems to serve Kelantanese favorite cuisines. That Chicken Percik is one of our best dishes 😊. One day, I hope you will try 'Nasi Kerabu' .
Msia is a new nation, abt 68 yrs old.We need to be responsible to keep our country clean.No spitting, urinating, littering as that are not our culture😊
Come down abit like klang🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 as grab driver even saw foreigner taking a piss in public...openly some more🤦♂️
U are so soft spoken guy. Subscribed. ❤
Welcome to Malaysia, bro.. Truly Asia!.
Thanks coming to Malaysia , hoping you enjoy visit here 😊
Malaysia also has some nice churches if you are a Christian. St Peter church in Melaka is the oldest functioning church in the country. Otherwise KL has some like holy rosary church, assumption church pj, st anthony and st john cathedral which are really beautiful Gothic structures
St Francis Xavier is most comfortable though 😂
😂 Kuala Lumpur LRT train has been around 20 years already. It's well maintained & cleaned. It's quite good 👍
We cook our food for hours. Often vendors wake up at 3am or 4am to cook.
this guy is so polite, soft spoken and has a sense of humor haha thank u for the praise good sir!
I love Nasi Kerabu, would recommend traveler give it a try.
Hi, you are so kind and polite when introduce my country Malaysia to social media... Never simply criticise make judgement like China citizen 😂
The train that you took from BBCC to majlis jamek is call LRT, andI think in Malaysia KL like almost 25yrs or more maybe ...impressive still maintaining super good condition and clean although I had over 18yrs didn't take any LRT after graduate. Malaysia we need car for convenience as our public transport still plenty of space to be improve. I love our new train call MRT, I have try few times from my house to TRX and Bukit Bintang. You will be more impress our new train MRT, definitely more better coz it's the latest compare to LRT.
By the way, welcome to Malaysia. enjoy your trip to the MAX and remember safety 1st no matter where or which country you go to. Actually every countries has their pro and con. No countries is perfect. Like Thailand I'm super like it especially their foodie, shopping, cafe hopping and their interior design, architecture and creativity. Their shopping mall design more advance than Malaysia like the ICON next to the river, amazing... But Thailand language is their disadvantage part, we dunno Thai and they can't speak English well for majority so very difficult to communicate sometime 😂 also another disadvantage is safety issue, a bit more dangerous than Malaysia although Malaysia also has criminal but still more safe than Thailand. 😂 But I love to go Thailand shopping and cafe hopping, I love Thailand culture and beautiful ppl.
My brother in Christ, she was saying "Ball"-ed banana... or basically deep fried banana balls not boiled banana.
Really? I also thought boiled banana which I never heard about boiled banana before.
@ “balled”. That food is called chekodok. It is mashed up bananas with flour, deep fried. Something like banana pancakes but Malaysian style
Nice video..❤
You should try out the Ipoh White coffee or maybe try your luck at ICC Pudu for their Claypot coffee..
Welcome to Malaysia & thank you for making this video