Did you all enjoy your long weekends? 😁 Let us know what you were up to in the comment section! Timestamp 0:00 Intro 1:06 Halal Oyster omelette cooking 3:35 Halal oyster omelette close up & taste 5:55 Penang Famous Teochew Cendol 7:56 Non-Halal oyster omelette 9:32 Taste and explaning the difference 13:04 Inikalilah!
Terbaik bro..anda memperkenalkan gf anda makanan dan budaya kita malaysia..beraneka ragam pelbagai semua ada di malaysia..ojian yang asli dan terbaik tetap menang hahaha...
Thats whats great and unique about malaysia, you can have halal and non halal food close by. As a muslim in malaysia you sometime take for granted how easy to recognize halal eatery. Once you travel then you understand. Pack lots of brahim and maggi when i go abroad 😂😂
I think that halal one made it especially mushy. The halal one i find in johor is also charred and crispy on the outside too. Im not into mushy oyster omelette. I also prefer char kuey teow that actually has char on it rather than char kuey teow that's actually chuu kuey teow that malay usually made.
There is nothing to do with being halal or not. It's just the way of cooking. Both halal and non-halal versions can be cooked both ways. Gee.. you guys just don't get it.
2:10..LOL😂..but I think this reference should be specific for "the garden" zone..and by the way,u guys can make contents whatever foods u guys want to show,it's okay🤘....Hopefully u guys stay healthy & Forever Prosperity...❤🎉❤...Salam from Selangor
Bro if u come to kluang next time, try the hotplate oyster omelette... same thing but served on a sizzling hotplate, so it's temperature is maintained.
The 1st version seemed to be without the essential Garlic and the Sambal mix!! Couldn't taste the chilly sauce and not sure I could give this a pass vote. In the 1st instance, oyster frying isn't in their cooking vocabulary ( the halal)
Close enough for muslims to try the taste haha, it was a really popular shop for muslims too cause we had to queue a bit! But the missing lard and other non halal sauces like shaoxing wine etc kinda changes the flavor
In muslim way..we eat only halal food...chines can eat either malay india chines it self.. But muslim love to try chines or indian as long as halal (with certificate.. non muslim is actualy lot of choices and variety food.. In Malaysia has quality control before they get the busines license..if they are a person to served people they need to typhoid injection and they can handle the customer.. Even street food need to do that regulation Btw enjoy food in Malaysia..thanks to seling Malaysia to other people
Some muslim Eat non halal food not in public but in close door😏 Got some Malay friend told me sometime They bungkus eat bak kut teh or char siew at home🤷 when i heard that i was like...Wtf? Seriously 😅
We're just tryna show international audience that malaysia is a multi racial country that youre able to enjoy both.. The point of the video is just to show that there are options in this country that isnt available elsewhere If you watched the video we did not criticise either just explained what we liked about both 😁
@@KimandWong I did not say you guys criticised anything. When you mentioned "multi-racial", it is about differences between culture, race wise. Halal or non-halal is about religion differences. I am just straightening the facts.
Enjoy your day man dont get hung up on small things like that@@zaharizak 👍🏻👍🏻 Maybe the title offended you sorry man we just tried to have a interesting title
Gives us a reason why non Muslim can't compare halal and non halal food? It's only about taste and religion are not involved. Also it's funny when you ask "from whom or what perspective?". The answer is from a non Muslim perspective. Can't believe you are getting butthurt on things like this 😂😂😂
@@ayumetaldesu3563 I asked a legitimate question, "from whom or what perspective?". Well... you answered, "it's only about taste". If taste is the perspective we are looking for, then consider this. A pork is non-halal to Muslim... how do we compare that to anything? You can't compare a tasty non-halal pork-mee to halal pork mee can you? Duh... If a chicken is not slaughtered Islamically, it is non-halal, fyi. How do you compare nasi goreng ayam halal and nasi goreng ayam non-halal? Therefore, halal has got nothing to do with taste. Got it??? Gee.. I'm not butthurt because of the comparison. My butt hurt because of dumb people like you.
Datanglah ke Indonesia Abang Kakak,, di malasia semua makanan kulinernya kurang terjamin kualitasnya apalagi lebih banyak Makanan yang enggak halal dijual ketimbang halal sehingga sulit menemukan Makanan halal di malasia. Tapi Kalau Abang Kakak datang ke Indonesia niscaya akan menemukan surganya Kuliner di Indonesia yang enak dan lezat berbagai makanan beragam tiap-tiap daerah. Di malasia semula kuliner yg ditonjolkan lebih ke makanan budaya Asing ketimbang makanan Budaya lokalnya,, sehingga tidak ada identitas disana 😊 Ditunggu kedatangannya ke Indonesia yah pasti banyak orang Indonesia akan membanjiri minat konten anda😊
Did you all enjoy your long weekends? 😁 Let us know what you were up to in the comment section!
Timestamp
0:00 Intro
1:06 Halal Oyster omelette cooking
3:35 Halal oyster omelette close up & taste
5:55 Penang Famous Teochew Cendol
7:56 Non-Halal oyster omelette
9:32 Taste and explaning the difference
13:04 Inikalilah!
Getting better every video man haha legit youtuber now 😊😊
Thanks for watching man 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Terbaik bro..anda memperkenalkan gf anda makanan dan budaya kita malaysia..beraneka ragam pelbagai semua ada di malaysia..ojian yang asli dan terbaik tetap menang hahaha...
Wow uncle yang masak kat kedai pertama tu cina muslim? Sedapnyaaa 🤤
Ye chinese muslim! Dah confirm 👍🏻👍🏻
If its non halal, i think they are using lard oil, which is hard to replicate, even for black hokkien noodles
Yeah thats true.. the crispiness is not the same and the aroma too actually haha but its close enough for muslims to enjoy the halal version too
Thats whats great and unique about malaysia, you can have halal and non halal food close by.
As a muslim in malaysia you sometime take for granted how easy to recognize halal eatery. Once you travel then you understand.
Pack lots of brahim and maggi when i go abroad 😂😂
Thats so true haha... In korea theres almost zero halal food if youre not near Seoul area
I LOVE that they use paper plates instead of plastic ones.
Save the PLANET!
I think that halal one made it especially mushy. The halal one i find in johor is also charred and crispy on the outside too. Im not into mushy oyster omelette. I also prefer char kuey teow that actually has char on it rather than char kuey teow that's actually chuu kuey teow that malay usually made.
That char taste is so important!
There is nothing to do with being halal or not. It's just the way of cooking. Both halal and non-halal versions can be cooked both ways. Gee.. you guys just don't get it.
Where is the halal shop for oyster egg in JB???? I have been looking for some. ❤❤❤
@quweixiaobao who's talking about pork?
2:10..LOL😂..but I think this reference should be specific for "the garden" zone..and by the way,u guys can make contents whatever foods u guys want to show,it's okay🤘....Hopefully u guys stay healthy & Forever Prosperity...❤🎉❤...Salam from Selangor
You know i know lah what us doing 🤣🤣
Oyster mahal bro kalau rm15 TU kira murah la jika dibandingkan dgn restoran 3to5 star lagi mahal kan half dozen oyster rm36++
Nice lah next time in Penang have to try this hawker stall! That juicy oyster looks good
You need to get the big one! Confirm not enough haha
Oo jian.. now suddenly i wonder what happened when the Oo jian is the mix with chopped Ramly burger??? 😅😅
Wow this is a really malaysian question 🤣
@@KimandWong lol I think it will suddenly became a Oo Jian Roti John... it Roti Jian 😂😂
Bro if u come to kluang next time, try the hotplate oyster omelette... same thing but served on a sizzling hotplate, so it's temperature is maintained.
Ok bro gota check it out
nak try versi yang xhalal pulak lah
2:08 😂❤
i didn't know that chinese people could be muslims like malays😮
Anyone can be any religion 😁 In malaysia we have chinese christians, buddhists, taoist, muslim and even hindu practitioners!
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@@KimandWong should be your tagline..
Cute couple 🥳 have a good journey
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
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congrats brother 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Is KL noodles different flavour?
Mesti lain kot faktor iklim cuaca berubah sikit 😂
Bro siap kutip makan yg jatuh tu😅
halal mode vs haram mode🤣
Yeahh bro halal in the streets haram in the sheets 🤣🤣
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The 1st version seemed to be without the essential Garlic and the Sambal mix!! Couldn't taste the chilly sauce and not sure I could give this a pass vote.
In the 1st instance, oyster frying isn't in their cooking vocabulary ( the halal)
Close enough for muslims to try the taste haha, it was a really popular shop for muslims too cause we had to queue a bit! But the missing lard and other non halal sauces like shaoxing wine etc kinda changes the flavor
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RM15 not pricey for me.. seafood always tht hi price
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This abit depressing, I can't try the 2nd one.
Not halal
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Sorry bro can see kenot try hahaha
@@KimandWong 🤣
In muslim way..we eat only halal food...chines can eat either malay india chines it self..
But muslim love to try chines or indian as long as halal (with certificate.. non muslim is actualy lot of choices and variety food..
In Malaysia has quality control before they get the busines license..if they are a person to served people they need to typhoid injection and they can handle the customer..
Even street food need to do that regulation
Btw enjoy food in Malaysia..thanks to seling Malaysia to other people
Sorry la tak makan
ok no prob
Some muslim Eat non halal food not in public but in close door😏 Got some Malay friend told me sometime They bungkus eat bak kut teh or char siew at home🤷 when i heard that i was like...Wtf? Seriously 😅
Actually some just use grabfood these days 🤣
Then they are not muslims, maybe they are malay but not muslims
Maybe orang asli or people from Borneo
It's not a surprise at all.
@@lornegail no, they are pure muslim family who go solat every friday🤲
Malaysia Chinese why seen you both, why this Couple speaking Korean
Kim is korean
Wong is malaysian chinese
We speak english mostly and sometimes korean
There should not be any comparison between halal and non-halal. From whom or what perspective? You guys do not understand the concept behind halal.
We're just tryna show international audience that malaysia is a multi racial country that youre able to enjoy both..
The point of the video is just to show that there are options in this country that isnt available elsewhere
If you watched the video we did not criticise either just explained what we liked about both 😁
@@KimandWong I did not say you guys criticised anything. When you mentioned "multi-racial", it is about differences between culture, race wise. Halal or non-halal is about religion differences. I am just straightening the facts.
Enjoy your day man dont get hung up on small things like that@@zaharizak 👍🏻👍🏻
Maybe the title offended you sorry man we just tried to have a interesting title
Gives us a reason why non Muslim can't compare halal and non halal food? It's only about taste and religion are not involved. Also it's funny when you ask "from whom or what perspective?". The answer is from a non Muslim perspective. Can't believe you are getting butthurt on things like this 😂😂😂
@@ayumetaldesu3563 I asked a legitimate question, "from whom or what perspective?". Well... you answered, "it's only about taste". If taste is the perspective we are looking for, then consider this. A pork is non-halal to Muslim... how do we compare that to anything? You can't compare a tasty non-halal pork-mee to halal pork mee can you? Duh...
If a chicken is not slaughtered Islamically, it is non-halal, fyi. How do you compare nasi goreng ayam halal and nasi goreng ayam non-halal? Therefore, halal has got nothing to do with taste. Got it??? Gee.. I'm not butthurt because of the comparison. My butt hurt because of dumb people like you.
Non halal much more delicious than halal. I never like halal foods because not taste good, wasting money sorry.
Perlu ke compare halal dngn non halal. Kapiyaq cine
Jaga bahasa dik , tunjukkan kesopanan. Dia cuma mencari perbedaan rasa. Salah ker?
@@yazhari3589 cine ni mmg suka buat henda mcm ni. kau melayu je yg xsedar.
@@user-tg9ri8lu4v kalu cina muslim takda la buat benda macam tu eleh sabaq.
Babi memang sedap. Aku dah cuba. Kalau ada minyak babi memang sedap
This is sensitive issue for Malaysia. May not be good to have this video. Here, we don't touch on religion related. We highly respect each other 😊
Datanglah ke Indonesia Abang Kakak,, di malasia semua makanan kulinernya kurang terjamin kualitasnya apalagi lebih banyak Makanan yang enggak halal dijual ketimbang halal sehingga sulit menemukan Makanan halal di malasia.
Tapi Kalau Abang Kakak datang ke Indonesia niscaya akan menemukan surganya Kuliner di Indonesia yang enak dan lezat berbagai makanan beragam tiap-tiap daerah.
Di malasia semula kuliner yg ditonjolkan lebih ke makanan budaya Asing ketimbang makanan Budaya lokalnya,, sehingga tidak ada identitas disana 😊
Ditunggu kedatangannya ke Indonesia yah pasti banyak orang Indonesia akan membanjiri minat konten anda😊
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sedih tngok dia ni merata2 xD spam provoke emg iq berok
Bakso babi satu mas tolollll
Konoha dah dtg buat kecoh lagi...
Aku geram yang suka melagakan ni. Harap sampai masa tuhan bagi pengajaran hidup sementara sahaja elok buat kebaikan sebanyaknya