Some other places worth checking out in KL 1. Visit the Taman Botani Perdana - Beautiful Park with free entry. The Bird Park is located nearby. 2. Go for a short trail walk at Taman Tugu - Free entry 3. Visit Mont Kiara neighbourhood for Western and European-themed cafes 4. Go for a hike at Bukit Gasing - Free Entry 5. Visit One Utama or Mid Valley Mall for shopping. They're connected with the MRT and LRT stations 6. Make a day trip to Genting Highlands Resort - 1-hour drive from KL or bus ride. There's casino and theme parks 7. Go Bar and cafe hopping at Bukit Damansara or Bangsar, Jalan Maarof neighbourhoods 8. Visit the Ilham Art Gallery (2 mins walk from Ampang Park LRT Station) 9. Visit the KL Library at Dataran Merdeka (Follow clothing guidelines) 10. Visit Muzium Negara/National Musuem 11. Try Beef Noodles at Soong Kee Restaurant 12. Try Shawarma and kebab at Damascus, Bukit Bintang 13. Try Ramen at Kanbe 163, Mont Kiara or Ramen Bar Shishido at Gasket Alley, Petaling Jaya
Hi damien, we are loving your Malaysia series, all the vlogs have been great but this video it your best EVER video, we loved it, we have watched every single video you have put out and we have added Malaysia to our bucket list because of this video
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Good to see d pasar malam, d night open markets, back to life in biz as usual. They weren't around in d last 2 years of lockdown.
This is the right way to explore..going to new places instead of just the same jalan alor which is nothing great..there is so many places in Malaysia worthy to explore
You captured the atmosphere really well, along with awesome close-ups of the cooking and the food. Foodie blogging is a great addition to your repertoire. Well done Damian. 👏👏
The night market looks great. The foods looks really inviting and delicious. I bet if I go there, will be very hard to choose what to eat 😃. Another nice vlog and the quality of the videos is amazing.
This is malaysia version of famous Taiwan Shilin night market.. this night market before pandemic the stall crazily place next to each other 4 lanes...but post pandemic less stall now as they still observe some distancing.
Back the in past, in 2000s, it was selling swords, knives, outdoor axe, binoculars, bb guns, it was wild. And there was street show, kung fu demo exhibition.
Great video..Always nice to see what food options there are in the markets. All the food looked nice. my only thing is the plastic...but this is Asia unfortunately..
Damien, someone here says you are handsome.. You should have told your new fans you are from Italy (you got Italian accent).. Nice vlog as always my friend..
Damian, I'd like to ask you if you've ever had "upset belly" (diarrhea) because of trying food from other countries. I'm now in Bali and I'm having this "Baly Belly" which is very annoying haha. Thanks for the video by the way, great to know more about KL, where I'm going next month.
Thanks Damian it was interesting to see. I'll not argue that it's too much meat because I'm a Vegetarian. But I would like to eat the Stinky Tofu "thingi" and so I saw that they had a Seaweed burger at the Special burger place. The problem is that I can not eat something that has been on the same frying pan as meat without it being washed in between. When I'm with my friend Oka in Bali, he has to ask them to be careful to distinguish my food from meat. Selamat makan Damian.
Actually in Malaysia food is cheap because of the food subsidies, then people can enjoy cheap foods, and also in Malaysia petrol is cheap then transportation is cheap, other electricity is cheap too, then people can use trains, MRT, LRT, and Monorail for a good price, water supply for restaurant has subsidies then people can enjoy cheap drinks from a restaurants. Compare in European countries, everything is expensive because here don't have subsidies, only upper class people can enjoy meal from the restaurant. Lower class and middle class people just enjoy cheap food like sandwiches, kebab, panini, and tacos, the price is between 3€ to 6€.
If I'm not mistaken, he's from UK, met his wife, here in Malaysia. But I'm not sure where d slang comes from. Damian, please correct me, as I'm quite a new subscriber to your channel.
Soo basically all of you are little bit right haha. Originally I’m from Poland - Central Europe, then I used to live almost 5 years in UK. I also met my wife here in Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur haha. Thanks guys
When u stay at Indonesia for too long POV: Guys, today we...guys. Guys ..Guys Guys.. Guys ..GUYSSSSS. Like every 10 seconds ugh. Owh think my ears gotta explode from this.
@@TheMonkeys trust me ik. My little bro like to watch indonesian streamer. Like.. A LOT. I think ill never getting use to it but i'll be more understanding nontheless. Lol :)
Night Market sooooo busy 😴 makan dan makan dan makan until dead, sugar and bread very bad for you 🍞 🥪 🥖 🥐 too much Gluten (glue) I'm giving up on bread 🍞 and sugar and live healthy life trying anyway
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Some other places worth checking out in KL
1. Visit the Taman Botani Perdana - Beautiful Park with free entry. The Bird Park is located nearby.
2. Go for a short trail walk at Taman Tugu - Free entry
3. Visit Mont Kiara neighbourhood for Western and European-themed cafes
4. Go for a hike at Bukit Gasing - Free Entry
5. Visit One Utama or Mid Valley Mall for shopping. They're connected with the MRT and LRT stations
6. Make a day trip to Genting Highlands Resort - 1-hour drive from KL or bus ride. There's casino and theme parks
7. Go Bar and cafe hopping at Bukit Damansara or Bangsar, Jalan Maarof neighbourhoods
8. Visit the Ilham Art Gallery (2 mins walk from Ampang Park LRT Station)
9. Visit the KL Library at Dataran Merdeka (Follow clothing guidelines)
10. Visit Muzium Negara/National Musuem
11. Try Beef Noodles at Soong Kee Restaurant
12. Try Shawarma and kebab at Damascus, Bukit Bintang
13. Try Ramen at Kanbe 163, Mont Kiara or Ramen Bar Shishido at Gasket Alley, Petaling Jaya
welcome sir✌️😊🇲🇾♥️
This night market looks amazing! What an array of delicious looking foods! Great video 👍
Thanks a lot
Hi damien, we are loving your Malaysia series, all the vlogs have been great but this video it your best EVER video, we loved it, we have watched every single video you have put out and we have added Malaysia to our bucket list because of this video
So cool 😎 thank you guys 😊
Thanks!
Next meal is on me my brutha!!!
Ahh thanks bro 😎
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Good to see d pasar malam, d night open markets, back to life in biz as usual. They weren't around in d last 2 years of lockdown.
Ahh so glad for sure!
@@TheMonkeys 🙂
This is the right way to explore..going to new places instead of just the same jalan alor which is nothing great..there is so many places in Malaysia worthy to explore
I think locals don’t like tourists places a lot.. I am right ya
@@TheMonkeys you are always right 😊.
You captured the atmosphere really well, along with awesome close-ups of the cooking and the food. Foodie blogging is a great addition to your repertoire. Well done Damian. 👏👏
Thanks Christine 😊
Thanks for showing me this night market. I will definitely have to try this night market when I come to KL next week.
Welcome
Another great video Damian, thanks mate
Thanks mate
The night market looks great. The foods looks really inviting and delicious. I bet if I go there, will be very hard to choose what to eat 😃. Another nice vlog and the quality of the videos is amazing.
Thanks so much
What a fantastic selection of delicious food Damian and so cheap. Love the markets 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks 😎😊
This is malaysia version of famous Taiwan Shilin night market..
this night market before pandemic the stall crazily place next to each other 4 lanes...but post pandemic less stall now as they still observe some distancing.
Thanks man
That pasar malam looks great and good value!
I am so hungry right now...such a wonderful vlog!! Thanks so much Damian.
Haha enjoy thanks
Damian your filming skills improved while in Malaysia. Well done bro
Thanks bro 😎
Back the in past, in 2000s, it was selling swords, knives, outdoor axe, binoculars, bb guns, it was wild. And there was street show, kung fu demo exhibition.
Cool 😎
Just found your video guys.. Done subscribe... Welcome to Malaysia..
Thanks 😊
Great Vlog Damien - food looks great!!🤩
Thanks so much
Thanks for sharing this information video... Damien..👍
Thanks a lot
Bardzo czysto i przyjemnie super 👍
Potwierdzam
Makan ......... ganteng.
Those kwetiaw on the green bowl looks so tasty Damian, the portion is also huge, i loved it already.
Haha thanks Nicky 😊😎
Hi damien. Looks very busy!!. Enjoy!!. See you tomorrow!!!.
Thank you mate
Looks like a busy place. Thanks for the vlog..😎😎😎🙏🙏🙏
Sure it is, thanks
Great food market, Damien you love your food - you could do a foodie tour 😊
Hahah I leave it for Winny
Damian, good to see you in a good health. First time for a long time see you eating something different than pizza and cheeps.
Hahah yeah thanks bro! Trying to change time to time something for good laa
Amazing Food 😋
Thank you and see you tomorrow 😍🍀
Thank you 😊 see you
Great video..Always nice to see what food options there are in the markets. All the food looked nice. my only thing is the plastic...but this is Asia unfortunately..
Thanks bud
If only Bali have that very colorful food street... Thank you Damian!
Hahahe exactly! With this variety not just nasi goreng and lalapan
@@TheMonkeys yes, definately Thailand will loose customers to Bali...
Already loosing a lot since Bali became pricey then before
What is your shooting equipment?
Iphone and pro mics set bro
Omgoodness in food heaven watching these night markets looks soooo good and yummy 😋😋😋 and cheap 💲💲💲 and looks very tasty ✅✅✅
Sooo goooooood 😍
@@TheMonkeys such a large and amazing selection of foods
Damien, someone here says you are handsome..
You should have told your new fans you are from Italy (you got Italian accent)..
Nice vlog as always my friend..
Hehe thanks man
Damian, I'd like to ask you if you've ever had "upset belly" (diarrhea) because of trying food from other countries. I'm now in Bali and I'm having this "Baly Belly" which is very annoying haha. Thanks for the video by the way, great to know more about KL, where I'm going next month.
Only in Bali to be honest hahah that’s why you always see me there eating western food bud
@@TheMonkeys good to know that! Thanks bro!
No worries
The night market look great, Damien.
My Husband hungry now.
Hah thanks 😊
Thanks Damian it was interesting to see. I'll not argue that it's too much meat because I'm a Vegetarian. But I would like to eat the Stinky Tofu "thingi" and so I saw that they had a Seaweed burger at the Special burger place. The problem is that I can not eat something that has been on the same frying pan as meat without it being washed in between.
When I'm with my friend Oka in Bali, he has to ask them to be careful to distinguish my food from meat. Selamat makan Damian.
Thanks for sharing Rita
Thank you Damian
Your welcome
Actually in Malaysia food is cheap because of the food subsidies, then people can enjoy cheap foods, and also in Malaysia petrol is cheap then transportation is cheap, other electricity is cheap too, then people can use trains, MRT, LRT, and Monorail for a good price, water supply for restaurant has subsidies then people can enjoy cheap drinks from a restaurants. Compare in European countries, everything is expensive because here don't have subsidies, only upper class people can enjoy meal from the restaurant. Lower class and middle class people just enjoy cheap food like sandwiches, kebab, panini, and tacos, the price is between 3€ to 6€.
That's correct my friend, like two different worlds
somehow your voice reminds me of Borat! Keep up the good work though!!
Yeah no shit bro i gonna be famous one day thank to my voice laa
10 ringitów to 10 zł a w polsce dobry chleb kosztuje 14 zł
Wow 😯
Bardzo fajny odcinek! :))
Dziekuje 🥰
Awesome place, only the street food worries me LOL.
This guy is handsome.. Where is he from?
My wildest guess is he is eastern european [or Scandinavian] descent but lived in the US before moving to SEA.
If I'm not mistaken, he's from UK, met his wife, here in Malaysia. But I'm not sure where d slang comes from. Damian, please correct me, as I'm quite a new subscriber to your channel.
Soo basically all of you are little bit right haha. Originally I’m from Poland - Central Europe, then I used to live almost 5 years in UK. I also met my wife here in Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur haha. Thanks guys
@@TheMonkeys Thank u Damian. 🙂
second....😊😊😊..
😊 thanks
Pork is something sensitive to most Malays/Muslims in Malaysia. ;-)
Yess but at least if you are no Muslim all is good, tolerances
First 👍
Cool thanks!
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When u stay at Indonesia for too long POV: Guys, today we...guys. Guys ..Guys Guys.. Guys ..GUYSSSSS.
Like every 10 seconds ugh. Owh think my ears gotta explode from this.
Too long thats right haha
@@TheMonkeys trust me ik. My little bro like to watch indonesian streamer. Like.. A LOT. I think ill never getting use to it but i'll be more understanding nontheless. Lol :)
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I always make a joke I love jokes.
U are lucky because u are POLISH!
If u are from FINLAND U re FINISH!
I hope u have wonderful times in my country.
😅😅🤣🤣😊😊
Our government just announce free ride for all transportation under rapid kl...bus, mrt and lrt..
Really? Like for all or something like mykl50 now its for free
Night Market sooooo busy 😴 makan dan makan dan makan until dead, sugar and bread very bad for you 🍞 🥪 🥖 🥐 too much Gluten (glue) I'm giving up on bread 🍞 and sugar and live healthy life trying anyway
Always is good to trying my friend 😊
@@TheMonkeys exactly trying never too late
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