@salcedo You are just being bitter and sore. I guess you are from a developing nation? 😀 Btw, the reason given by the Japanese in the forum is because Malaysia is the most advanced country in SEA next to Singapore, and in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Baru, they can get Singapore lifetsyle at a fraction of the price. Also Japanese prefer to migrate to multi-racial countries like Malaysia and Singapore and avoid single ethinicity nations like Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. Also the last three countries have lesser developed infrastructure, which make them less attractive to the Japanese.
You are smart to get a local tour guide. Many tourists just do not know where and what to eat. So they took not so good quality food or expensive food.
If u guys plan to come again, one of d best places to taste n get d Malaysian street food r from d open markets at night or locally called pasar malam.
The siew pau is filled with BBQ pork in crispy pastry. Ang Koo kueh is traditionally filled with green beans, though it can be filled with sweet coconut or red bean. CinCau is pronounced as chin chau or grass jelly. With most drinks, you can request for less sugar - its become fashionable. Visit the KL tower only for the views, not the restaurant but also check atmospheric visibility. Sometimes it can be hazy and you can't see much. Super well edited & quick food tour !
" Hari Raya Festive" still on going, don't forget to try "Rendang with Lemang" (sticky rice cook inside bamboo/banana leaf) one of the Malay Traditional food, you will love it
Japanese and koreans too setup shops here but of course more expensive. I have seen people eat wahyu beef set which goes to nearly rm 300 maybe more in posh areas.
most of the tourist and UA-camr like Jatlag Warriors, Ken Abroad & few others from Japan & Korea, they love it very much, you should try it, Best of the best (Ramly Burger & Roti John)
After our first day in KLCC we had alittle trouble finding places to eat and things to do, nonetheless UA-cam & this video provided the goods :) Cheers Daniela 🍻
Nice video anyway..😊👍 To try the specific and best food of Malay, Chinese or Indian..you should go to the specific restaurant but not having it at the shopping malls. Way better of course. You may ask google on everything you like to know before trusting anyone as your guide. At least you got some infos from wrongly informed anyone. Keep exploring guys & have fun ✌😀
have you tried the ones from the shopping mall tho? we tried other ones and these were our favorites. they are actually an important company and makes the best pork pastries
@@dani-moves Definitely the Chinese and Japanese. I've never had Thai or Malay but I'm very interested. Never had Indian but not so sure i'm interested lol
You shouldn’t try nasi lemak at a mamak stall. You must try nasi lemak at a malay store. It taste different. Try Wan Jo Nasi Lemak in Kampung Baru or maybe try Village Park Nasi Lemak.
@@dani-moves it’s actually an Indian Muslim place a.k.a as Mamak. Which is different from Indians who are not Muslims. The food is also different. Even the roti canai tastes differently between a Mamak roti canai and a Malay roti canai. Malay roti canai is softer while mamak roti canai is crispier. But try the Malay Nasi Lemak at the places I recommend. You’ll like it…
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you miss to check out kampung baru..much more plenty local malay delicacy...jalan alor dedicated to chinese cuisine..if you see a malay food,bear in mind..the one who cook it are not malay..so you still miss the malay authenticity..but that is understandable 😃
Man~ its a shame u didnt get much opportunity to try out Malay food. It's good that u've tried nasi lemak altho it's at a mamak (indian restaurant)😂 but there's lots more u miss out. so really hoping u guys will be coming back one day. I could be ur tour guide for the malay cuisines perhaps😚 Anyways have fun in Bali~
Hahahaha! A lot of people have been giving me the same feedback. I think we Definitely needed a fully Malay guide, so we will count on you next time! :D
nop, you can try search " Satay Capitol Warisan 1951" , Address No 25 , Jalan Raja Uda, Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur" The best satay in town....both of you won't regret
You may be correct as being a real K. Lite, most of my life living here in this city, I've not been there ever before, neither has my children , nor have I received bad reviews about the place, really . A place of incognito to me. One thing I do know was it's expensive place to be at anytime, day or night.
@@dani-moves ua-cam.com/video/vt6e0E3dmn8/v-deo.html in this video, at 13:57. You have some video clips of trying out a Chinese dessert restaurant. It looks really authentic and lovely! Could you please tell us know the name of the place?
@@dani-moves malaysians cannot tolerate bad food. It gives us a bad name from tourists. I mean if gordon ramsey or the late anthony bourdain gave us a thumbs up, at least maintain the quality for all places.
Mannnnn.... Had lunch in the tower restaurant some 10 years ago and the food were not that good either. I didnt say anything then, hoping that they will improve when others made noises about it but I guess most people just did exactly what I did... not saying anything. Hope they will improve. There I go again, another hope thingy.
Wow! 10 YEARS AGO!! and still no improvement... there's gotta be something going on with that place, huh?! Maybe someone else needs to buy and restore completely because it has SO MUCH POTENTIAL! right?
What a pity. You did not try asam laksa or sarawak laksa. I do not want to talk much but both dishes were already tasted and approved by the late anthony bourdain. You can watch his past videos online.
@@dani-moves i think it was parts unknown. His main objective wasn't the food though lol..he came to visit the iban tribe inside the jungle of borneo. You see he had a life crisis long ago and left the crazy western world and ended up inside the jungle here. The iban tribe in sarawak borneo took care of him. He promised he will come back one day. He made a promise to the late tribal chief who was a headhunter back in the old days. He did return and made a tattoo on his chest (ouch that hurts). It coincide with hari gawai or harvest festival. Drinking and merry making. But of course it was too late to see the chief as he died long before anthony made the 2nd journey into the jungle. A rather sad ending. He went to his grave and paid respect of course. While in malaysia kuching he ate sarawak laksa which he described as breakfast of gods. But while in penang he tasted asam laksa too but maybe not on the same trip. He went to the world famous ayer itam market near kek lok si temple in penang. It was a nostalgic trip before he too went to meet god
Restaurant at the top of KL Tower sucks by any standard. It is expensive too. If you want to spend big money on food you can consider many great Japanese restaurants serving omakase such as Sushi Ori, Umi Omakase, Oribe, Hanaya, Sushi Azabu, Sushi Ryu etc. If one has RM1000+ per pax to burn per pax may I suggest Taka or Ginza Sushimasa? 🤨. As per Vietnamese, the Sao Nam and PhoKing are still the 2 better ones. Malaysia has amazing choices of Japanese foods. Other than omakase listed above, one can get many famous ramen restaurants from Japan chains or opened locally by migrated Japanese
Ugh I agree! It was such a waste of money and time!! Thank you so much for these amazing recommendations 🙏🏻💗🙏🏻💗 Vietnamese food is the beeesstt i love it! thank you🙏🏻💗🙏🏻💗
The revolving restaurant is only famous for their panoramic views of the city... especially during dinner. its expensive for the buffet they serve... i have a photograph taken there which was nice. but i don't remember the food... not unique
you lost opportunity to visit / eat authentic malay food cuisine that u can only get/ uniquely in malaysia cuz chinese and indian food u can get elsewehere in other countries
Commended. But there are just too many inaccuracies here especially when it comes to the stock photos/videos used. One was an indigenous Indian group. Search for orang asli to refer to indigenous bumiputras because the one you used was something like one of the indonesian clans. I mean why? 1) Nasi lemak is not to be had at a Mamak stall. the nearest in KL would Nasi lemak antarabangsa in Kampung Bahru. DO NOT GO to Wanjo. Wanjo is terrible. Even the nasi lemak at Madam Kwan is better. The guide should know better. 2) The food in Jalan Alor is overpriced and not nice at all. Explore Jalan petaling for better Chinese food. Also, there are better Chinese pastries on Petaling street. Not sure why you guys were brought to a MALL. 3) Chin-Chow, Cha-nai. Teh Ta-rake. 4) Agree with the the revolving tower crap. If you have the budget, go for Nobu KLCC / Marini on 57.
Hi! Thank you for your suggestions. I did not have availability to orang asli stock footage, so I was trying to recreate an idea of what it could be like, 1) I was taking to that place by a food guide tourists. There was really no way for me to not trust that this was not the most authentic nasi lemak - when I was taken there by a local. The tourist guide was born in Malaysia 2) I did liked the food on Jalan Alor, so did my friends. Again, the food tour guide took us to the mall, and honestly those people are the #1 people making those pastries. 3) Sorry about the pronunciations. I do not speak Malay, and was only there for 3 weeks 4) Agree.
Since when we Malaysian serve snake head? You may report to police station bcoz snake in under categorize protection exotic animal. If there are one, than that is china cina tradition that imported here, not even Malaysian China tradition. It's even haram for Malay Muslim to eat snake in what-so-ever form. So be careful, you are not recommended to eat that kind of food. Thank you. Enjoy your stay.
No offence but maybe doing more research in trying to relate Malaysian food with the culture you know will be helpful in you trying to describe a foreign flavor. I'm Malaysian living in the US I found the way you describe delicious Malaysian food is so poorly done.
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Fyi, Malaysia is the top spot globally for Japanese migration for the last 14 years. So you can find Japanese restaurants everywhere in this country.
oh no wonder there is such amazing japanese food everywhere
@salcedo The figures are from JETRO which is Japan's national government agency. Go figure
@salcedo You are just being bitter and sore. I guess you are from a developing nation? 😀 Btw, the reason given by the Japanese in the forum is because Malaysia is the most advanced country in SEA next to Singapore, and in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Baru, they can get Singapore lifetsyle at a fraction of the price. Also Japanese prefer to migrate to multi-racial countries like Malaysia and Singapore and avoid single ethinicity nations like Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. Also the last three countries have lesser developed infrastructure, which make them less attractive to the Japanese.
Malaysia are Food Heaven of The World because you can find all type of foods from the East, West, North and South 🇲🇾👍
That's right ❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️ you guys are so lucky!
@@dani-moves not roti kanai but roti cha nai hehe
Best part lots of it is halal 😋
@@wosamosman9814 I’ve heard 💕💕
Very informative and well edited video. I'm going to KL for the first time in December! Can't wait to eat my way through KL
yayyy! Im glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching Mike 💗🙏🏻
You are smart to get a local tour guide. Many tourists just do not know where and what to eat. So they took not so good quality food or expensive food.
that's right! thank youuu ❤️❤️❤️
thanks for introducing, it will be the place for me to go
Lovely!!!
yeah, sometime food in the street or small restaurant more delicious than the expensive one
I agree 😍😍😍
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for sharing your food experience in Malaysia.
If u guys plan to come again, one of d best places to taste n get d Malaysian street food r from d open markets at night or locally called pasar malam.
Aw! thank you so much!!
@@dani-moves 🙂
Hi,
Loved the vid super helpful. I’ve landed in KL yesterday, where best for night life and good music (western)
Thanks
yay!!! i hope you enjoy it! Make sure you go to gravybaby for some fun 😂😂😂
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia Good food Enjoyed Thanks for Sharing very good video*
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Thank you so much for watching and commenting 🤍🤍
Warm hearted welcome back to Malaysia
Aw thank you so much 💜💜
The siew pau is filled with BBQ pork in crispy pastry. Ang Koo kueh is traditionally filled with green beans, though it can be filled with sweet coconut or red bean. CinCau is pronounced as chin chau or grass jelly. With most drinks, you can request for less sugar - its become fashionable. Visit the KL tower only for the views, not the restaurant but also check atmospheric visibility. Sometimes it can be hazy and you can't see much.
Super well edited & quick food tour !
Thank you so much for your help with pronunciations - I def struggle with it lol😂Yup the restaurant up there is not good
Nice one! Welcome to KL!
💕💕💕🇲🇾🇲🇾 thank you
Good job on this video 🙏
Thank you 🤍🤍
Nice Mam. Enjoyed the video
Thanks a lot :D
" Hari Raya Festive" still on going, don't forget to try "Rendang with Lemang" (sticky rice cook inside bamboo/banana leaf)
one of the Malay Traditional food, you will love it
Wow! I did not know about that ❤️❤️ Thanks for the tips!
Everything looks very delicious
Thank you 😋💗💗
Omg the Indian BBQ place looks so fun, I love meals that incorporate an activity 😂 also the Syrian place 🤤
DE-LI-CIOUS! hahahhaa yeah! both amazing!!
I wil be there soon, greetings from Italy! :)
Have fun!
If you want to see the KL view and having a wonderful meals at the same time, you should go to Heli Lounge Bar. It's a rooftop bar
oh gosh! i almost went! It was recommended by a local, but i ended up seeing a friend somewhere else! but this is a great recommendation thank you!
Definitely agreed with the KL Tower restaurant assessment.
😔 I know! Not the best
Japanese and koreans too setup shops here but of course more expensive. I have seen people eat wahyu beef set which goes to nearly rm 300 maybe more in posh areas.
wow!! that's crazy!!
KL have many roof top bar.. best view & nice food much better than KL tower..
Sweet 💕💕💕
Dont forget try ramly burger and roti john 🌭🍔🇲🇾
uhhhh! i did not heard of those!! delicious?
@@dani-moves for me its delicious.. You can try later i need to know you opinion
most of the tourist and UA-camr like Jatlag Warriors, Ken Abroad & few others from Japan & Korea, they love it very much, you should try it, Best of the best (Ramly Burger & Roti John)
After our first day in KLCC we had alittle trouble finding places to eat and things to do, nonetheless UA-cam & this video provided the goods :) Cheers Daniela 🍻
yayy! so glad this helped!!
I have subscribed to your channel
THANK YOU FRANK ❤️❤️
welcome to my country🙂👍 try visit to Sarawak there are more attraction places unknown. enjoy your travel🙂
yay! thank yuo so much
Nice video anyway..😊👍
To try the specific and best food of Malay, Chinese or Indian..you should go to the specific restaurant but not having it at the shopping malls. Way better of course.
You may ask google on everything you like to know before trusting anyone as your guide. At least you got some infos from wrongly informed anyone.
Keep exploring guys & have fun ✌😀
have you tried the ones from the shopping mall tho? we tried other ones and these were our favorites. they are actually an important company and makes the best pork pastries
Malaysia looks awesome
yayy! you liked it? any dishes that interest you?
@@dani-moves Definitely the Chinese and Japanese. I've never had Thai or Malay but I'm very interested. Never had Indian but not so sure i'm interested lol
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Nice video👍
💗 thanks for watching 💗
Great day
you too! :D
Terima Kasih
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Hello,
Great video.
Please give the list of all the names of the restaurants. Will be there in 3 weeks
Hi Aleyda. The names are listed in the video 😇 I hope you enjoy your time
You shouldn’t try nasi lemak at a mamak stall. You must try nasi lemak at a malay store. It taste different. Try Wan Jo Nasi Lemak in Kampung Baru or maybe try Village Park Nasi Lemak.
oh sorry! This is where our tour guide took us to. She said this was a malay place
its funny that when you wanna try Malays food like Nasi Lemak, Laksa & traditional Kueh, but ending up with Chinese & mamak version.......
@@deepy3k well…. It is Malaysia. The food and the culture is interconnected. That’s what makes it different from other countries… more fusion I guess…
@@dani-moves it’s actually an Indian Muslim place a.k.a as Mamak. Which is different from Indians who are not Muslims. The food is also different. Even the roti canai tastes differently between a Mamak roti canai and a Malay roti canai. Malay roti canai is softer while mamak roti canai is crispier. But try the Malay Nasi Lemak at the places I recommend. You’ll like it…
@@timurlang454 wow! :O
I did not know :(
Thank you! That makes sense. So I did not get to try the authentic stuff, i may have to go back lol
Yeah I agree with you. The buffet at KL tower was so-so. I guess the only thing that redeems the restaurant is the view it offers.
that's correct lol!
*Welcome to Malaysia truly Asia good food, people beautiful beach, skyscrapers & others, Msian likes to lepak Mamak drink Teh Tarik Jom Drink Teh Tarik wirh ne is ok..........Malaysia 🇲🇾💙🧡♥️💙🇲🇾*
thank you :D
you miss to check out kampung baru..much more plenty local malay delicacy...jalan alor dedicated to chinese cuisine..if you see a malay food,bear in mind..the one who cook it are not malay..so you still miss the malay authenticity..but that is understandable 😃
oh :( i know... people have been telling me.. i would not have known :(
thank you tho!
Very good...
I'm Indian food explorer
nice to meet you!! glad you liked it!
Very nice in kl
Agree 🤍
Man~ its a shame u didnt get much opportunity to try out Malay food. It's good that u've tried nasi lemak altho it's at a mamak (indian restaurant)😂 but there's lots more u miss out. so really hoping u guys will be coming back one day. I could be ur tour guide for the malay cuisines perhaps😚 Anyways have fun in Bali~
Hahahaha! A lot of people have been giving me the same feedback. I think we Definitely needed a fully Malay guide, so we will count on you next time! :D
Hey Kim, I am about to visit KL. Could you please tell me the best restaurants to eat authentic malay food.
Try the Ramly Burger.. a street food burger..
Ramly burger!! Thanks for the tip!
Dear try nasi beriani, nasi dalcha, nasi tomato etc..
yumyum
I feel like Dasmascus is a cool place to hit up. I don't like long lines though.
I didnt have to do any lines!
I love mee goreng mamak with hot teh tarik at late night. Lepak2 la. Morning, roti canai telur or nasi lemak la. Of course teh tarik la.
deliciousss!
Try Roofino at KL trillion! It’s gorgeous!!
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Hi, next time try visit paradise restaurant in bukit bintang best pakistani & north india cuisine
Sure 😊
if you looking for satay experiance, go to Satay Station ......you will no regret
yummmyy
nop, you can try search " Satay Capitol Warisan 1951" , Address No 25 , Jalan Raja Uda, Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur"
The best satay in town....both of you won't regret
Try roti canai, mee goreng mamak etc..
roti canai is the beeesst
You know your food for sure! That siew pow pastry is a hidden gem amongst many. I don't know why we never talk about that one.
Oh god!! It’s the best thing ever invented 😍😍😍😍😍
Is pork fillings n Malaysia is Muslim country. We try to avoid filming food with pork.
@@lohleeyang7988 Bah Kut Teh is always talked about and filmed.
Like the tape but would like to know the prices, especially when you said "keeping it real" at the end...
oops! should have added that :(
Looks like you might have stayed at The Mews while in KLCC
The mews? :O
Hello from malaysia....
HI THERE 💗💗💗💗
You may be correct as being a real K. Lite, most of my life living here in this city, I've not been there ever before, neither has my children , nor have I received bad reviews about the place, really . A place of incognito to me. One thing I do know was it's expensive place to be at anytime, day or night.
Thank you for commenting Mike!
what was the chinese dessert place you guys went? Could you please share the name?
which one specifically?
@@dani-moves ua-cam.com/video/vt6e0E3dmn8/v-deo.html in this video, at 13:57. You have some video clips of trying out a Chinese dessert restaurant. It looks really authentic and lovely! Could you please tell us know the name of the place?
Can you pls write out the name of the restaurant at 4:06 ~ thank you so muchhh
oh no :( i thought i had added it . now i cant remember :(
Hi i always watch your videos, but can you go to batu caves,
really??? What an honor
Between Malaysia and Vietnam. Which one more enjoyable.?
Vietnam :D
You should ask the locals how we pronounce the C for the certain food, drinks or kueh..
oh im sorry :(
@@dani-moves It' okay, you don't have to be sorry. I just told you the best way to learn to pronounce local words better .😊
As a malaysian, i never went up before. I didn't know the restaurant sucks thanks for telling. They shld sack the chef or cook.
lol it does 😂😂
@@dani-moves malaysians cannot tolerate bad food. It gives us a bad name from tourists. I mean if gordon ramsey or the late anthony bourdain gave us a thumbs up, at least maintain the quality for all places.
Can someone comment on Soleil rest @dc mall ?
thanks!
Are street food safe to
Eat. First time visiting in November
only eat foods that have been passed through fire right before you eat them - do not eat foods that has been standing outside for a long time
its hari raya or eid celebration now so many food to try i hope you get invited to locals homes nothing beats home made cuisine.
Aw I know! I wish i would have met more locals. We did hang out with a local last night and tried new traditional chinese/malay desserts :D
Feel like to meet with you
aww! sweet ❤️
いいね
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Mannnnn.... Had lunch in the tower restaurant some 10 years ago and the food were not that good either. I didnt say anything then, hoping that they will improve when others made noises about it but I guess most people just did exactly what I did... not saying anything. Hope they will improve. There I go again, another hope thingy.
Wow! 10 YEARS AGO!! and still no improvement... there's gotta be something going on with that place, huh?! Maybe someone else needs to buy and restore completely because it has SO MUCH POTENTIAL! right?
Go Penang island
amazing island!! i have a video on it!
When we feel bored with local cuisine we will head up to Pizza Hut or McDonald's restaurants.
Lol that’s true!!!
@@dani-moves IKR. Western food is available everywhere and we love cheeseeeee
how to pronounce Air cincau = a-yer chin-chao
oh wow! I was far from that lool Thank you for helping me ❤️
What a pity. You did not try asam laksa or sarawak laksa. I do not want to talk much but both dishes were already tasted and approved by the late anthony bourdain. You can watch his past videos online.
ohhh interesting! I have to watch it
@@dani-moves i think it was parts unknown. His main objective wasn't the food though lol..he came to visit the iban tribe inside the jungle of borneo. You see he had a life crisis long ago and left the crazy western world and ended up inside the jungle here. The iban tribe in sarawak borneo took care of him. He promised he will come back one day. He made a promise to the late tribal chief who was a headhunter back in the old days. He did return and made a tattoo on his chest (ouch that hurts). It coincide with hari gawai or harvest festival. Drinking and merry making. But of course it was too late to see the chief as he died long before anthony made the 2nd journey into the jungle. A rather sad ending. He went to his grave and paid respect of course. While in malaysia kuching he ate sarawak laksa which he described as breakfast of gods. But while in penang he tasted asam laksa too but maybe not on the same trip. He went to the world famous ayer itam market near kek lok si temple in penang. It was a nostalgic trip before he too went to meet god
11:17 the cheapest the best
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Restaurant at the top of KL Tower sucks by any standard. It is expensive too. If you want to spend big money on food you can consider many great Japanese restaurants serving omakase such as Sushi Ori, Umi Omakase, Oribe, Hanaya, Sushi Azabu, Sushi Ryu etc. If one has RM1000+ per pax to burn per pax may I suggest Taka or Ginza Sushimasa? 🤨. As per Vietnamese, the Sao Nam and PhoKing are still the 2 better ones.
Malaysia has amazing choices of Japanese foods. Other than omakase listed above, one can get many famous ramen restaurants from Japan chains or opened locally by migrated Japanese
Ugh I agree! It was such a waste of money and time!! Thank you so much for these amazing recommendations 🙏🏻💗🙏🏻💗
Vietnamese food is the beeesstt i love it!
thank you🙏🏻💗🙏🏻💗
The revolving restaurant is only famous for their panoramic views of the city... especially during dinner. its expensive for the buffet they serve... i have a photograph taken there which was nice. but i don't remember the food... not unique
100% AGREE! I wish i knew this before i went
Yeah don't do the atmosphere 360 😅 there are alot more delicious restos for that price
it was horrrreeendous!!!!!!!
TerimaKsih👌🤎
Thank you for watching 💕
Why is the picture of a Japanese woman in the introduction when you mentioned Chinese? Maybe YOU should do more research!
Thank you for your suggestion 🙏🏼
Out of all places for indian food, u went to bbq nation😂
lol 😂 I tried!!!
BBQ Nation is not Malaysian-Indian, it's an Indian franchise from India.
thank you!
i did not say it was malaysian-indian :)
@@dani-moves I know but your title says "Malaysia food Guide". You can include Mc D's then too :)
Jalan Alor is not reflective of genuine Malaysian food. They are food for tourists. Take a cue from Mark Wiens Malaysia vlogs..
i have heard of this more and more! thanks for letting me know 💗💗
you lost opportunity to visit / eat authentic malay food cuisine that u can only get/ uniquely in malaysia
cuz chinese and indian food u can get elsewehere in other countries
I did eat Malaysian food but you’re right, not as much as I should’ve
Singapore cooking their dishes in Malaysia ??????
KLCC & Lot 10 are seperate shopping centres
Snakeheads ???
More like catfish lol
thank you for your input!
Commended. But there are just too many inaccuracies here especially when it comes to the stock photos/videos used. One was an indigenous Indian group. Search for orang asli to refer to indigenous bumiputras because the one you used was something like one of the indonesian clans. I mean why?
1) Nasi lemak is not to be had at a Mamak stall. the nearest in KL would Nasi lemak antarabangsa in Kampung Bahru. DO NOT GO to Wanjo. Wanjo is terrible. Even the nasi lemak at Madam Kwan is better. The guide should know better.
2) The food in Jalan Alor is overpriced and not nice at all. Explore Jalan petaling for better Chinese food. Also, there are better Chinese pastries on Petaling street. Not sure why you guys were brought to a MALL.
3) Chin-Chow, Cha-nai. Teh Ta-rake.
4) Agree with the the revolving tower crap. If you have the budget, go for Nobu KLCC / Marini on 57.
Hi! Thank you for your suggestions. I did not have availability to orang asli stock footage, so I was trying to recreate an idea of what it could be like,
1) I was taking to that place by a food guide tourists. There was really no way for me to not trust that this was not the most authentic nasi lemak - when I was taken there by a local. The tourist guide was born in Malaysia
2) I did liked the food on Jalan Alor, so did my friends. Again, the food tour guide took us to the mall, and honestly those people are the #1 people making those pastries.
3) Sorry about the pronunciations. I do not speak Malay, and was only there for 3 weeks
4) Agree.
Since when we Malaysian serve snake head? You may report to police station bcoz snake in under categorize protection exotic animal. If there are one, than that is china cina tradition that imported here, not even Malaysian China tradition. It's even haram for Malay Muslim to eat snake in what-so-ever form. So be careful, you are not recommended to eat that kind of food. Thank you. Enjoy your stay.
:O oh wow i did not know that! /:
No offence but maybe doing more research in trying to relate Malaysian food with the culture you know will be helpful in you trying to describe a foreign flavor. I'm Malaysian living in the US I found the way you describe delicious Malaysian food is so poorly done.
Not offended! Thank you!
Indeed do you research … and first learn how to pronounce it properly
Thanks for your recommendation!
KLCC restaurant is a monopoly business by KL tower. NO worries about bad business. Basically bad side of Malaysia due to bumiputra policies.
Ohhh that makes sense!!! Thank you
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