Best Things to do in Kuala Lumpur - Overnight City Guide
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Overnight is a travel and food show for today’s traveler and we’ve been working on this web series for 4 months now. In today’s time hungry world, people want to try and experience so much in so little time. In fact, we discovered that most people travelling around Asia would spend on average 36 to 72 hours in any given capital city. So we decided to the same thing. Overnight will go through 5 large Asian cities (Taipei, Saigon, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Seoul) and will attempt to show you what you can do during those precious few hours you have in the metropolis. From drinking, eating, discovering new cultures all the way up to clubbing. Overnight’s got you covered.
Here is your Kuala Lumpur City Guide!
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I lived in Malaysia for 2 years after leaving Vietnam and I have only one word : amazing. Malaysia should be in the list of one of the food destinations to visit in South East Asia.
Cooking with Vân well malaysian is peacfull islamic country
Thanks for your compliment
im from malaysia and i find vietnamese girl are beautiful. I wanna marry vietnamese girl
You have a restaurant ?
well thailand used to have amazing street food culture but now its gone! military stupidly cut it down to almost nothing.
I've visited Malaysia and got married with my love there. Watching this video has brought joyful tears to my eyes. Lots of great memories and wonderful time.
John Doe why tears still married?
The taxi driver explains it rather well about races and culture. If you have been around in Jakarta or Bangkok, you may see only one type of race (or nationality), which is Indonesian or Thai, despite having different root. But Malaysia races are distinguishable. Malay, Indian, Chinese, Bidayuh, Kadhazan, Iban kept their heritage, culture, language and religion intact. In that sense it made Malaysia dynamic and unique. If you happen to visit again and really wants to experience the local culture, try visit Malacca, Langkawi, Terengganu and its island in the east coast. Day trip can be made to visit taiping, penang, ipoh and even up north near the thai broder just by taking the electric train. I would not recommend staying in KL for more than a week but spend more time in other town. 5 days in KL is enough for short sight seing, base and transit city.
+Rusydan Mohamad been to thailand and some other asian countries and i have to tell you this isnt quite unique really. thailand has indians, chinese, malays, even kazakhs aside from westerners. same way with singapore. cant say anything for indonesia as i have not been there yet. philippines on the other hand do not have that much ethnic diversity aside from american, koreans and chinese. but philippines makes up for it in varying differences of foreign mixed breeds including spaniards and chinese which originated as far back as 300 years ago.
He's great but ignorant towards east Malaysia(borneo), he mentioned there's only 3 races in this country. seriously? what happened to Iban,bidayuh,kayan,kenyah, kadazan,penan,lun bawang , bisaya , jakun , melanau and heck alot more?!
You are expecting too much from a taxi driver's on the fly comment while driving
i actually dont think it is true as ive been to thailand as well. there are significant numbers of indians, chinese, malay. no to mention, thais and westerners. i think it is more pronounced in malaysia because ethnicities did not integrate well in society hence the difference in cultures were maintained. in countries like the philippines the chinese are well integrated into the contempary and mainstream filipino culture which is hispanic-austronesian. same way with the indians and malays in thailand, they are well integrated into the thai culture so the ethnicities are not as pronounced as singapore or malaysia.
Kleco101 maybe you think the 3 ethnicities in Singapore are well-integrated but ive been there and I can definitely say that it is not as integrated as you think because Chinese, Indians and malays of Singapore still hold on to each of their distinct cultures. So yes, a melting pot but not a cultural porridge like the ones in the Philippines, where Chinese, Spanish mestizos and natives all have one common culture without any significant differences. though we do still have a small muslim minorities in Mindanao whose culture is so unlike the contemporary Filipino culture. same way like those in Thailand whose indian and Chinese population are heavily integrated to the contemporary thai culture, they are culturally indistinct to thais if not for their physical appearance.
lived in KL for a year. amazing place for an expat. the foodiest place I have ever been. super friendly and welcoming people. it has everything. economically way ahead of most other SE Asian places but mixed with incredible scenery, greenery and culture. i will miss it!!
im kind of hurt when the taxi dude said there's only 3 races in Malaysia. Son, malaysia has more than 3 races which consist of Indians, Malay, Chinese,Iban,bidayuh,kayan,kenyah, kadazan,penan,lun bawang , bisaya , jakun , melanau and heck alot more! Kuala Lumpur is in west Malaysia which consist of mostly 3 races. Come to east malaysia, "Borneo" and you will experienced the thrill of all the races!
+Hairizal Dahrin the fuck is wrong w u? Have u heard the vid? He said ONLY 3 races? Where the heck do the borneos bumis go??? I m wrong bout the races or ethnics dispute but he only mention theres ONLY 3 race?? If a foreigner were to learn about malaysia they should know theres not only Malay,Chinese and Indians but many more at east malaysia. Im merely disappointed he ddnt mention anythting bout the borneons
those you were mentioning other than malay chinese indian are called ethnics...not races
you are wrong in the part where Government promote only 3 main races tho . Malaysian television , commercials or any tourism commercial depicts also the natives because they are some of the main attraction for tourism such as rainforest and diversity in ethincs. Thats what malaysia are famous. Not only for 3 races but for their multicultural practices and customs that shapes up 1 Malaysia . Stating theres only 3 race will not make Malaysia any different than any other countries. These is what i wanted to clarify :)
sorry my bad , i wanted to clarify those ethincs group such they are called orang asli or non-malay bumiputera. read up my other reply if u wanna know what i wanted to clarify.
+Kleco101 well , we are not living in that era anymore bro, we evolve in our mindset. If west malaysian still refer the borneo people as a separate region than thats not malaysia and it wil lead to discrimination. Borneo have its own development and you'll be suprise urself if u were to come to borneo. Likewise ignoring orang asli and not including them in discussion about describing malaysia as a whole will bring down the notion on 1Malaysia. Even the government of malaysia promotes not only malays, chinese or indian but include all the other big ethnic groups such as Iban, Bidayuh for example. People mindset should change and be aware of orang asli's status as they are malaysians too and they are the ones that contributed in making malaysia acknowledged as a country filled with many cultures that can experienced by everyone and not limited. Telling people that malaysia is only consisted of 3 race is just not malaysia.
I'm a Malaysian and you're pretty local for me. Those places you went are very locals. Great job!
i am visiting this october...can u help showing places
Hi
Except for his accent......
I've never been to Malaysia before. I'm pleasantly surprised with how it looks in the video.
Who else is watching this before they go on their epic trip to Malaysia!?!
I'm watching this 2 days before I go, at the moment it's 1:45 AM. I'm super excited for the fun adventures to vlog!!
I'm watching heavily jet lagged in KL. I have the full day ahead so handy reference
Malaysia is an awesome place to visit, underrated by many
Aptly said!
Hello
Yeaaaaa I'm Singaporean and love KL!
weissweiss Why?
weissweiss I’m malaysian and I loooooove Singaporeeeeee 🇸🇬
The Grab/Uber driver is such a great ambassador!
Malaysia has it all!
Thanks great vid!!! We will be visiting/filming Malaysia for our first time next week!!🙂 So excited!!! We start in Kuala Lumpur. Food looks amazing😋
Amazing KL video even 3 years later!
This is great! I will be moving to Malaysia soon.
I'm moving to Kuala Lumpur from the UK this year
Good for you.😜
awesome. i work in kl though. lets chilling :p
dont forget to eat nasi lemak and roti canai
Since ur moving there some malls such as Mid Valley, KLCC, 1Utama and Pavilion are the best malls in southeast Asia and Malaysia
millie southworth have u moved in to Malaysia yet?
If yes, where do u prefer most?
Uk or Malaysia? As I'm planning to move there as well from uk but i m bit confused 🙄
Full of respect for Uncle Taxi. Best Malaysian Ambassador.
Man this has to be one of the best vlogs on any country. I'm stopping overnight in K.L and want to do something , now I know what to do. Thanks heaps, I've subscribed as well. Keep up the good work.
Three distinct races Malays, Chinese and Indians live happily itself is great. Very tolerant soceity. I respect them a lot. I am from India
This is a great help. I will be having a 10 hours layover in Malaysia for my trip next year and it is my frst time to see KL. Nervous but excited :)
should I say, I'm kind of falling in love with Malaysia. great video
i like the statement made by the chinese guy driving the white myvi.
Titus Labroski do u means white alza is it? or i missed look on it?? 😊
Unlike a lot of people, I watched this vid to reminisce about last year's trip. You've got it pretty spot on bro. Good choices
This is such a nice video. We thoroughly enjoyed it!!
This is the last ep ive watched.. plz add more Overnight episodes plzzz. Im now addicted to your program
Hi Erwan, thank you for introducing Kuala Lumpur. Yes we in Kuala Lumpur spoiled with many choices of food. We are blessed to be in Malaysia.
Thanks for this clip. I will be in KL in a couple of weeks. I booked THE FACE Suites through Airbnb and it has a sick infinity pool with view of Petronas Towers. Only $63 a night.
i love how you discover this city. you learn and go to all three big race places ni Malaysia.
Very impressive filming and editing. I love the way you get the vox pop aspect in there. Great UA-cam product! Well done!
you put away the politics, then we are one country
well said uncle
I have truly enjoyed these videos,of Malaysia.
I have done some international travel,but these islands and cities in the South East Asia have been so educational ,but just delightful.
The commentators are so well informed and enthusiastic.
I.have watched all day and ready to get started traveling.
Thank you for such excellent tours.
Very nice! I go to Malaysia a lot for work, and i love how convenient everything is. You can even drop your bags off at KL Sentral Station and they'll take them to your plane! No need to lug your bags around the KL International Airport while waiting for your flight home. The hotels are really reasonably priced and I'd agree that it is similar to Singapore but a lot more affordable!!!
Thank you. I've been watching your videos for a few days now. It's very inspiring. Makes me want to go back to those countries and try all those amazing food. I've never experienced that kind of trip, I always end up eating at the hotel or in a restaurant but never in those places you've been. Thank you. You and your videos are amazing. All the best Erwan
Kuala Lumpur looks cooler through your video :)
cool video bro! I'm enjoying the new series
Dayum, I'm studying in the UK and you've made me really miss Sambal Hijau now - sooo good! Hope you enjoyed my country :) Your suggestions on places to go are legit!
These overnight guides are great! I'm traveling through Malaysia and in Kuala Lumpur right now, excited to try out some of those food vendors and that night market you recommended!
I went to he jalan alor market! So great best food market in KL!
enjoy your stay in KL
Love it!!! Can't wait for your Seoul episode!
YAYAYAYA new episode!! I love this series!!
Your show makes me want to travel Asia now but yeah soon it'll happen! I enjoyed watching you guys and the food were superb! Looking forward to more traveling guides! 👏🏻💙👍🏼😄
so blessed this channel fell into my lap today. Great work!!
Great vídeos, nice information. Greetings from Argentina!
Erwan, we at TrupCotel absolutely love your video and tour of Kuala Lumpur! Will be sharing this on our page, and hope many many more visitors enjoy KL like you did :)
we are unique because as a country we let other races kept their heritage and culture but still live in harmony....
Nkakamiss tlga ang malaysia
Wow! Pavilion in bukit bintang
Just stumbled upon these amazing travel vlogs of Erwan and I'm literally hooked and craving for more. Cebu Pacific should make him do some more of these videos. They're very engrossing. I wish he could feature exotic places like India and Nepal as well as culturally diverse cities like Toronto and Paris. I want to see his own take of these places.
I'm really impressed with your video. Your recommendations are very close to what locals would recommend and your descriptions make me feel so proud to be a Msian. Thanks for the ever-flowing compliments and glad you enjoyed it!
Since I started to subscribe, been so hooked with your vlogs. All I can say is they are all superb 🙌
Malaysia without bad politics and governance is heaven,
I am a Malaysian so my statement is definitely biased ;-)
You speak the truth! I agree with you 100%! Malaysia is a blissful country withnatural tropical rain forest, all the delicious foods of Malay/Chinese/indian and other races and fusion foods! Its heaven for foodies. Only thing is the corrupt bad govern which is one big bad bad bad news!
New Tourism Slogan -
Malaysia truly Asia and if you mess with us we will fuck you up with C4
Kevin Chan yeah in Malaysia police is also very bad I live in Malaysia
Usama Elahi Yes, agree!
Yes politics in Malaysia is really bad.this is because we got a corrupted leader
A new subscriber here. I must say you're owning the platform you are in. I love it! :) You inspire me to work out and take care of my body :) Thanks Erwan!
If you ever come to malaysia again , come to Sabah . Its one of the 14 states in Malaysia that is super rich with different ethnics and historical places. There are over 20 ethnics and sub-ethnics in Sabah and it was the 2nd largest state in Malaysia. Its where i live in and some of the people here are born with mix blood from the philipines. So u should come here and experience the culture bcs its more legit!
This month, i will visit KL with my family. Hope we will find a lot of fun experience there...
malaysia truly asia✌❤🇲🇾
KL + food = HEAVEN!
Penang is One of my favorite place in malaysia.. it’s very laid back and Chill.
Yeah, Bangsar is my favourite place in KL i'm just loving it.
great content. you freaking deserve more views.
Yes he deserved it. It also inspired me to do this kind of video. I love travelling!
i didnt know he has a youtube channel, im glad i found it.
We love what you make!!! You give us inspiration, to see the world. Best wishes from Germany
I think this is one of the best guided video I’ve watched. Really nice. 😇
im going back to bangkok in little over a month, i cant wait to slap myself silly with thai culture again..! ill be in malaysia too, KL is pretty special, and that lovely girl towards the end was yum. thanks for the videos, they're really good.
My jaw dropped when you talked about Chili Pan Mee.I haven't even tried it myself when I am living only 15 minutes away.No tourist would've eaten this.Hahah!And PULP!Another hipster cafe I've always wanted to go.I can see the effort you placed into understanding and blend into the culture of the places you visited.Glad to see how well ur taste buds has adapted to the food in Asian countries.Great work and keep having fun travelling!
best travel info clip style ive come across your the bomb ,i was just looking for overnight things to do in KL, fullfilled that and more thumbs up
come to Malaysia with no expectation is a great decision. you'll find Malaysia more beautiful.
je suis nouvelle je viens du Québec Canada et j'adore vos vidéos merci beaucoup:-))
hey buddy! thanks for the best review and logs about my country.. i bet u love KL.. come and experience more of malaysians at our major city such as Penang,Malacca,Johore Bahru (so called JB) and east coast of malaysia where the fascinating island were hidden there.. Pahang, Terengganu and kelantan..theres lots more authentic malaysians when walk across those three states..owh..dont forget the borneo's sabah and sarawak..theres lots more to be see and feel there..hope to see more of you by covering the malaysian favourite spot..take care buddy..(p/s; i will start following your vlog from now on!)
nice video as always..Never knew about the coffee shops in there ...will try it next time...thnks for sharing...take care...Driver as well very informative and his right..
this opens alot of minds. I love asian cultures especially the food
You should go to this place called Village Park next time you visit! It's at Uptown Petaling Jaya. Their Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (Ayam Goreng= Fried Chicken) there is AMAZINGGG!
Overrated Nasi Lemak. Rice is too dry and the chicken is just nasi-lemak type of chicken? I mean it's good food (all nasi lemak = good food), but i don't understand the hype about food from that particular place
This is brilliant! Great filming too. Thank you for sharing
Wow don't expect you go to Sri petaling. There's my home and I really missed it. I been in U.K. 8 years. Can't wait to go back home . My country my family my friends and everything...... . Really thanks for your videos. God bless you
Erwan thank you for this wonderful vlog, it gave me an idea about the life in KL. I'm going to join my fiancee here few months from now inshaa Allah. God bless you and your fiance Anne Curtis. Kisses to both of you...
Just booked my trip and i'll be spending a month in KL and many other countries, your vid just made me happy about my decision! Fantastic video mate subscribed.
closing summary was accurate and well put. Exactly what most of the Malaysians I know would say. Impressive how you picked that up in just a couple of days!
I don't understand why this isn't as big as it should be. The random travel tips alone deserve attention.
I just followed your social media accounts. I just know you as the fat kid inside guy, but damn - these videos are top notch. Pros. Angas. Keep it up man. I will share this. My problem now is I have run out of episodes to watch. I may just as well watch Saigon again. My favorite episode so far.
This was honestly one of the best vlogs on KL I’ve watched till now 👍
My love for Malaysia is just beyond boundaries! After living an expat life in Singapore and having the chance to visit nearby border to Johor Bahru, MY.. I'd really choose over MY!!!!
Malaysia with three major ethnic [Malay,Chinese ,Indian] and follow by aboriginal/Native [Siamese , Kadazan ,Javanese ,Bamar/Burmese ,Bidayuh ,Ibanese ,Orang Asli ,etc ]and minority’s [Portuguese , Eurasian, Dutch,British,Sikh ,Baba Nyonya, Chetty , Etc]. And noncitizen ,foreigners worker is Nepalese,Bangladesh,Indonesian ,Indian,Myanmar,Thai, Chinese.Permanent residence/ second home is Japanese,Korean,Europe ,USA,Chinese, Taiwanese ,Singaporean .
So amazed that you can eat all kinds of stuffs man ! Some foreigners kinda want to avoid spicy food but you eat it so casually. That's a way to travel ! Definitely go and visit other states in Malaysia next time.
Excellent film. Wonderfully informative.
I love Chili Pan Mee! Great episode. I was told by local friends that Bangsar is more for expats, not bustling like Bukit Bintang, more on the high end side. I've been there and I noticed that as well.
Was this filmed before your visit at the TLC food festival?
this is awesome! thanks again. i wanted to go to Malaysia while i visit Singapore and Thailand...so really want to see the Batu Caves and the twin towers, but we will see if i still have time to go there. Love watching your videos especially the different types of food! when i travel i call it my food trip! I saw on your description that y'all did Taiwan. I love Taiwan...best street food and night market ever! i want to go back there...so i'll check that video too. This is very useful!
God, I love my country 😌❤️
if you went to Kuala Lumpur ,please use uber or grabcar,because some taxi charge at very high price and some of them not use taxi
meter. not all but many of them. It is because the drivers have to pay taxi rent to the evil greedy taxi company RM50-60 per day,so the driver will transfer the burden cost to the customers. If u still want to use taxi, please ask them the price first for the destination u want to go, or just pay to the taxi counter first(ask local people) in certain buildings in KL .
Luqman Hakim yes true, mostly. If really need to take a taxi, just be confirm that the taxi driver is using the meter run.
Olivia apple but sometimes the meter box are fake 😅 one time i used the taxi service. the taxi stops it shows "5.55" then the taxi moves a bit and then stops, the meter already shows "6.05" huh
I used Grab on my last trip. it's cheaper than Uber and you get basically the same service. Totally awesome. When I got into a local taxi to go to a place that I had been to before but with a Grab he went off in a different direction and we ended up paying more...
Grab bought out Uber in early 2018, so no more Uber in SE Asia. Grab works great in KL. I have used them several times when visiting KL
Lovely video ! Thanks Erwan.
Great Job on the content, was very local and extremely respectful to everything that deserves it. Props !!
Hi Erwan, Im a student from INTI International College Penang, Malaysia. I find your video is so fascinating! Can i feature you and your video in my Malaysia theme Website for academic purposed?
Better come in Fasting month ,Ramadan to experience Bazar Ramadhan (food market)
and come to East coast state instead of Penang to experience more Malay food like Losong ,keropok lekor ,Nasi kerabu ,nasi dagang and more
You went to all my favourite places! But do try Devi's again and ask for Fish curry + Crab curry. Mind-blown! But do visit Malaysia again, there's more to do and lots of places to eat as well.
I'm sold. KL is my next SEA destination. Good food, nice people, and much to do.
You missed durian ice cream at Inside Scoop Bangsar
Flight in7 hours, this was Super helpful!❤️
KL has he meanest taxi driver I've ever come across I had been there few times after my experience I just started using their local taxi apps lol
Such wonderful video!
This is amazing! Big fan of yours Erwan! Come to NZ sometime!
Great guide... I lived in KL for 7 years and I totally agree with visiting and eating at Jalan Alor! The stingray and chicken fish are fantastic!
Love this video thankq for sharing, so much infos in here!!!!! ❤️
I am currently fasting and literally salivating from watching your vlog 😛😂😂
Yes, especially the pork and beer 🍻 😋
such a fan of your videos 😆
Actually u can use LRT from KL Sentral to go in to the city (KL)
WoW, love the city
It looks really pretty