We hope you enjoyed our stroll around Chinatown here in Kuala Lumpur 😎😋 Do you like to try the different street foods and would you have tried any they we bought today? Let us know we love to hear from you 😀
Thank you Steve/Michelle! Your videos are so helpful in planning our 1st trip to Malaysia, can’t wait to try everything! Thanks again for sharing. Like your positive vibes!
The KL pancakes are very moist n freshly prepared infront of customers. Those old people have been selling their food for more than 30 yrs. Amazing, n the prices are so cheap. Will definitely make my trip to KL soon. Love n missed all those food n desserts n beancurd dessert my favorite! Thanks Michelle n Steve, for making these Street food videos of KL N lpoh.
The lively 2 sisters have a beautiful laugh, and great duck to have a customer for 10years! The Aunties working 30 to 40 years is impressive. Also the temptation not to stop every stall just to get coffee.🌷💝💝 Love you both Steve and Michele.. looking as beautiful and healthy as ever!💖💜💖💜💖💜
Hi. There is a bit of difference when you order your coffee, kopi is black coffee with condensed milk, kopi c is black coffee with evaporated milk, add the word kosong means no sugar. Example when u say kopi O, that’s the letter O, means black coffee with sugar no milk, if kopi O kosong, means black coffee, no milk and no sugar. Applies to Tea as well… just substitute the word coffee with tea or teh.
Yes I realise that Andrew, that's why I asked for Kopi C kosong, it's my coffee of choice here. I think your explanation will be useful to the viewers.
Oh, my . I’d have to try everything! It all looks so good. Yum! When it’s ‘dispatched’ in front of you, That’s fresh. I remember going to market with mum on Saturday to buy Sundays chicken. It was a stewing chicken and she bought it dressed. It was delicious and a little sticky when mum was done cooking it (pressure cooker). It’s years since I’ve made one.. maybe for Thanksgiving this year. That duck looks soooo good!
The pancake guy just called you a German guy. @18:00, that sesame donut is one of my favorite, can’t get them here in Dallas. We’ll be in KL next month, thanks for showing this Steve.
4 eye guy, thats why store name. Use to be a man with glasses chopping the duck. And they have limited supply of “duck leg wrap” which is very nice also they wrap some liver, gizzards with the intestines..i think those small plastic bag on the side are it.. 🤤
Tq steve. Many visitors think that our chinatown are not the same with others because we sell items instead of food. We all know better than that. They do not know we sell awesome food at the backlane !
Steve, ol'buddy, all the talk about Chinatown is making me hungry for Chinese food, especially at night when all the neon lights are bright and colourful.
Hi Steve, wow the street food looks great. Thank you for turning the camera when they dispatched the bird, I don’t like and can’t watch that. Great video, I hope you’re both doing well. X
Oh not sure about Malcolm but I would have liked to be right there with you when you were eating whatever it was covered with sesame seeds and the pancakes. Good to see both of you enjoying the food.
I like your Theme song, Honey..... Honey....... Reminds me of The Dean Martin Television show in the 70s. You remember Dean martin? he is watching this show from Above!
You could also find China towns in Australia. In addition, many China towns all over the world and in Petaling street is heaven (cheaper and happier) to Australis. Singapore herself a mega "English Western Educated China", however, the most high end exclusive, therefore expensive than others?
i'm very surprised to see that once very famous Jalan madras market is still there.. ''one of the oldest market in that Area'' and in KL.. it was packed out and even more unhygienic when i was there quite a while back.. i know it was part of the new master plan by Malaysian government to gentrified and clean up that Area pre-pandemic time.. it was classified as biohazard by the city hall.. it looks like bribe money has been passing around.. and those vendors are in their 70s and early 80s by the look of it.. when they're gone so will the market.. your video of that place will be very valuable for the new generations of Malaysian yet to come.. just like Kampong Baru in the throw of transformation that place will follow suit very quickly now..
Very sad to see Petaling Street gentrified as the charm of olde worlde atmosphere of 'yester year' is SO Charming. These stalls/areas MUST be preserved otherwise KL will be like any city in the world, nothing interesting/different anymore. Hope those concerned in city development seriously take note.
Hi Steve & Michelle. Really enjoyed this video. I just down loaded your Beef Jerky recipe. It is something I really enjoy. I'll have some of that"Winter Melon Juice" whilst you are at it mate. Have you been to Penang yet? I want to forensically examine the old "Uncle's" execution of the Char Kway dish. Enjoy. Cheers.
@@Steve-Owens ROTFL @Steve. I have more reason to DETEST this bloke. I tried to put up one of my own pics but I was told it had to be a certain number of megapixles. Never did that to me before so I gave up and decided to take the P--S out of the Despot. Stay safe.
@@WhoDaresWins-B20 Reminds me of the old Confucius saying Angus. You can put a Turban on a Turd, but it's still a turd.. I think it was Confucius, I could be wrong.
I am still editing it Tony. It takes time.. days to edit.. Most UA-camrs post their video months after they film. We are quicker but I can't work that quickly 😅😉
@@Steve-Owens I can understand why you call it matchi- it’s the Malaysian Chinese/ Chinese version of mochi. You’ve reminded me of my childhood visits to the weekly night markets to get food and snacks. Nice video!
There are many Chinese varieties in Ipoh, stay longer, stay more competitive, enjoy good food, and enjoy the UK's "glorious past" Chinatown paradise. Singapore's DPM is from Ipoh, Perak. Ipoh also has beautiful temples for Chinese Thais who often come to Ipoh temples. Ipoh is forgotten due to Singapore's separation from Malaysia and her status as the world's number one. Cheers!!!
Do you trust to touch and eat meat in a polluted street, manupulated by people without Gloves, without knowing if Sellers hands are properly clean? With a pandemic still going on?
We hope you enjoyed our stroll around Chinatown here in Kuala Lumpur 😎😋 Do you like to try the different street foods and would you have tried any they we bought today? Let us know we love to hear from you 😀
Hi Steve, still in KL? Would love to hangout with you and food hunting around Klang Valley.
Hey Buddy, we are only here a few more days, tomorrow I am out filming. Drop me a hello on Insta and I'll say hello..
Thank you Steve/Michelle! Your videos are so helpful in planning our 1st trip to Malaysia, can’t wait to try everything! Thanks again for sharing. Like your positive vibes!
Thanks :o)
The KL pancakes are very moist n freshly prepared infront of customers. Those old people have been selling their food for more than 30 yrs. Amazing, n the prices are so cheap. Will definitely make my trip to KL soon. Love n missed all those food n desserts n beancurd dessert my favorite!
Thanks Michelle n Steve, for making these Street food videos of KL N lpoh.
Thank you for watching :o) 👍
Both sisters so nice and so friendly . Love to see them smile 👍👍👍❤️
That peanut crepe/pancake is SO DELICIOUS, I can just smell it plus the ham cheen pang. Can only salivate here, from London!!!! Enjoy your trip!!!
Thanks
Enjoy watching you enjoy yr food and the joy in your recordings.
Oooh! That pancake looks delicious! That and a coffee tea - perfect !
I just had some more Theresa, about 2 hours ago . 😄👍👍
Awesome video Steve! This video made me missing Petaling Street!
Thanks buddy.. 👍
Very well presented, Thankyou Sir .
Thanks and welcome
A Legend. LOVE watching your vids!
The lively 2 sisters have a beautiful laugh, and great duck to have a customer for 10years! The Aunties working 30 to 40 years is impressive. Also the temptation not to stop every stall just to get coffee.🌷💝💝 Love you both Steve and Michele.. looking as beautiful and healthy as ever!💖💜💖💜💖💜
Thank you so much Mona. Ma breeches are creaking at the seems lol. I'll need another big walk soon.. 😄
Thanks for sharing this video n for showing your exploration at d chinatown in KL.
So fun! Loved seeing the variety of foods and beautiful people! 👍
Hi. There is a bit of difference when you order your coffee, kopi is black coffee with condensed milk, kopi c is black coffee with evaporated milk, add the word kosong means no sugar. Example when u say kopi O, that’s the letter O, means black coffee with sugar no milk, if kopi O kosong, means black coffee, no milk and no sugar. Applies to Tea as well… just substitute the word coffee with tea or teh.
Yes I realise that Andrew, that's why I asked for Kopi C kosong, it's my coffee of choice here. I think your explanation will be useful to the viewers.
Oh, my . I’d have to try everything! It all looks so good. Yum! When it’s ‘dispatched’ in front of you, That’s fresh. I remember going to market with mum on Saturday to buy Sundays chicken. It was a stewing chicken and she bought it dressed. It was delicious and a little sticky when mum was done cooking it (pressure cooker). It’s years since I’ve made one.. maybe for Thanksgiving this year. That duck looks soooo good!
Hi MT, it's the most natural way, many don't like to see it. I'm happy you're ok with it.. 😊👍👍
Love the short haircut steve! Please continue the barbershop series!
The sights and sounds of that Chinatown look amazing. Great looking food. The duck is quite appealing to me. Cheers, Steve and Michelle! ✌️
Glad you liked the Duck, it was delicious buddy 👍
Steve, Michelle, I hope u had chendol as well. I found VERY similar in Bayswater/Queensway market in London.
I have had it a few times this week.. I do love it.. Thanks
The pancake guy just called you a German guy. @18:00, that sesame donut is one of my favorite, can’t get them here in Dallas. We’ll be in KL next month, thanks for showing this Steve.
Thanks buddy
Malaysians dip it in coffee too
4 eye guy, thats why store name. Use to be a man with glasses chopping the duck. And they have limited supply of “duck leg wrap” which is very nice also they wrap some liver, gizzards with the intestines..i think those small plastic bag on the side are it.. 🤤
Yes she told me that was the Name and Laughed again she is such a funny lady.. Lovely
Just saw this...WOW! I am amazed by your appetite.....and don't let your GP sees this!
Shocking that someone would eat on a daily bases.. I can imagine your awe
Nice and interesting Kuala Lumpur explore 👍 watching from Kuala Lumpur too 😁✌️
Cheers, :o)
Tq steve. Many visitors think that our chinatown are not the same with others because we sell items instead of food. We all know better than that. They do not know we sell awesome food at the backlane !
Yes the evening stalls selling hats and watches are not so good but the food is excellent. I ate there today again ;o)
@@Steve-Owens people tend to compare chinatown with bangkok and manila but they forgot almost the whole malaysia is chinatown like hong kong.
Hello mate, welcome to Malaysia. Love the way you enjoy the food.
Thanks! 😃
Please dip in and that's what we do and our way of eating these oily Chinese pancakes, cheers!
Wish you could get that food in the uk. Looks lovely
Steve, ol'buddy, all the talk about Chinatown is making me hungry for Chinese food, especially at night when all the neon lights are bright and colourful.
Go on Byron, get some ordered.. What do you like most?? Take care mate.
@@Steve-Owens I love me some General Tso's Chicken, so spicy and mouthwatering.
Hi Steve, wow the street food looks great. Thank you for turning the camera when they dispatched the bird, I don’t like and can’t watch that. Great video, I hope you’re both doing well. X
I know a lot of people find that hard, so I instinctively moved on Angie.. Love to you XO
Impressive Cantonese speaking Steve 👍🏻
Thank you buddy, it's pretty basic if I'm honest.
Oh not sure about Malcolm but I would have liked to be right there with you when you were eating whatever it was covered with sesame seeds and the pancakes. Good to see both of you enjoying the food.
Duck lady has amazingly cheerful laugh 😄
She's a hoot.. 🤣
Now I’ve cot to make condensed milk coffee . Perfect on a weekend morning.
I like your Theme song, Honey..... Honey....... Reminds me of The Dean Martin Television show in the 70s. You remember Dean martin? he is watching this show from Above!
Thank you JD, I'd be very proud if he was 👍👍
That duck stall is 'sei ngan chai" in cantonese it means 4 eyes guy (wearing spectacles)
Thank you.. :o)
I just scroll around youtube looking for sweet corn recipes and guess what, I stumbled upon your videos 🤣.
Hi
You can try this restaurant
Call Char Siew Yoong .
One of the HK actors said world best Char Siew in Malaysia
At jalan pudu ulu
I think it is called Cecil street previously at the junction of Chinatown
Terbaik
Didn't try the famous Claypot rice & blanc vegetables with oyster sauce?
Yes I did.. It was OK lah
Madras lane is such as there was a madras cinema there which was closed and demolished more than 40yrs ago
Great info.. 👍
Hi guys 🙋♂️. Enjoyed your take on Petaling Street...
Shld try the hokkien mee in the evenings... 😘😋😋😋
Thanks 🙏👍
@@Steve-Owens hokkien mee is a must !
i sugest u to try banana fried cheese..u will love it
The appam place, back there the shop is the famous charsiu wanton noodle
Your Cantonese pronunciation is excellent. Doesn't sound like first timer. Did u spend sometime in HK?
I try, when I listen back it sounds awful🤣😄👍
That apam balik uncle said he is worried to be known and watched by whole world now hahaha
I'm 1 like...👍🏻
Did you live in hk before, steve? Your cantonese is accurate.
I did live there buddy yes..
@@Steve-Owens awesome. As you can see, many were shocked and surprised.
The madras lane food is good too
Is it.. ?
@@Steve-Owens sister curry noodles and Chinese yong Tau foo
Hope you guys can also try malay cuisines too.. that you can’t get in any other countries..
For example ?
MJ black and white.. its mix soya milk with chin chow black jelly. 😁which by it self is cooling for the body.
Thanks for the info..
You could also find China towns in Australia. In addition, many China towns all over the world and in Petaling street is heaven (cheaper and happier) to Australis. Singapore herself a mega "English Western Educated China", however, the most high end exclusive, therefore expensive than others?
i'm very surprised to see that once very famous Jalan madras market is still there.. ''one of the oldest market in that Area'' and in KL.. it was packed out and even more unhygienic when i was there quite a while back.. i know it was part of the new master plan by Malaysian government to gentrified and clean up that Area pre-pandemic time.. it was classified as biohazard by the city hall.. it looks like bribe money has been passing around.. and those vendors are in their 70s and early 80s by the look of it.. when they're gone so will the market.. your video of that place will be very valuable for the new generations of Malaysian yet to come.. just like Kampong Baru in the throw of transformation that place will follow suit very quickly now..
Fascinating insight Azhar thank you for your comment 🙏
Very sad to see Petaling Street gentrified as the charm of olde worlde atmosphere of 'yester year' is SO Charming. These stalls/areas MUST be preserved otherwise KL will be like any city in the world, nothing interesting/different anymore. Hope those concerned in city development seriously take note.
Nice
o went their its good
Kuching Food festival will be until end of the month if you're interested... Go over and try them.
Not sure i'll be there in time. Sorry
No worries, @@Steve-Owens . 😆 Better food on this side.
Dip that sesame doughnut into your coffee. Taste even better. Hahaha
You have to eat them freshly cooked.
Hi guys hope yous are well. Were having a heat wave lol
Another one.. lucky you 👍👍
@@Steve-Owens far to hot for us hardy northerners lol
Hi Steve & Michelle. Really enjoyed this video. I just down loaded your Beef Jerky recipe. It is something I really enjoy. I'll have some of that"Winter Melon Juice" whilst you are at it mate. Have you been to Penang yet? I want to forensically examine the old "Uncle's" execution of the Char Kway dish. Enjoy. Cheers.
We are heading there soon Angus, I will look out for the Old Fella .. ;o)
@@Steve-Owens Bless your cotton socks Stevo. BTW; like my pic mate ROTFLMAO! I just had to put him up and take the mickey oot of him.
@@WhoDaresWins-B20 In the whole world, my least favourite person Angus.. You almost got banned..
@@Steve-Owens ROTFL @Steve. I have more reason to DETEST this bloke. I tried to put up one of my own pics but I was told it had to be a certain number of megapixles. Never did that to me before so I gave up and decided to take the P--S out of the Despot. Stay safe.
@@WhoDaresWins-B20 Reminds me of the old Confucius saying Angus. You can put a Turban on a Turd, but it's still a turd.. I think it was Confucius, I could be wrong.
You have not post the Crispy pork where I met you?
I am still editing it Tony. It takes time.. days to edit.. Most UA-camrs post their video months after they film. We are quicker but I can't work that quickly 😅😉
Paddy Doyle Post every 3 days for this Vietnam North to South tour.
@@tonycheahca I used to do that also for the first 7 years of my travel but now I prefer to enjoy my life..
Haha. That's gud.
It's called muar chee, not matchi.
If it makes you happy..
It's about getting it right. If you don't appreciate it, fine.
Arlene Chin, you are so right! If he can appreciate the taste of the food he should also appreciate the culture & language of the people that make it.
@@Steve-Owens I can understand why you call it matchi- it’s the Malaysian Chinese/ Chinese version of mochi. You’ve reminded me of my childhood visits to the weekly night markets to get food and snacks. Nice video!
Machi is Cantonese.
25:22 this one 🤣
Sad scenario is when these 70 plus uncles aunties pass away not all have students to take over.
Yes I was just there again a few hours ago. I hope the Older folk can find family to continue the trade..
😍😍
basically what the Apam balik uncle said, "shieet, if every tourist starts filming, all the westerners will come to Malaysia eat" hahahhahahaha
Yes.. He's a great character.
There are many Chinese varieties in Ipoh, stay longer, stay more competitive, enjoy good food, and enjoy the UK's "glorious past" Chinatown paradise. Singapore's DPM is from Ipoh, Perak. Ipoh also has beautiful temples for Chinese Thais who often come to Ipoh temples. Ipoh is forgotten due to Singapore's separation from Malaysia and her status as the world's number one. Cheers!!!
I figure Madras Lane was its pre war name...
I guess so?
Bean curd is not equal taufu fah. Taufu fah is very very soft. Melts in the mouth.
Thanks..
@@Steve-Owens no english word for it. Just call taufu fah no choice.
Haiii.
50 tahun = 50 years
"Vlogging a Dead Horse"
1 trick commenter..
Do you trust to touch and eat meat in a polluted street, manupulated by people without Gloves, without knowing if Sellers hands are properly clean? With a pandemic still going on?