Your children are quite articulate in describing the flavour of the foods they tested and ate. They have well developed palate. You trained them well. Your family is certainly adventurous in trying local foods in foreign countries.
This is what great parenting looks like, how open minded and well behave his kids beyond their age. Welcome to malaysia, tourist like you really makes us proud to be malaysian, Thanks
Teaching your kids to be polite while you create content for an audience you don’t know simply to make money is NOT great parenting lol. I assure you, it’s much more than this 😂
Yea unlike local people especially some malays and chinese are racists calling Indians Keling hak koi. I believe American also have racism issues like here.
Loving the vids. We Malaysian, when we eat rice usually we mix all of it together in one bite, so the saltiness of the anchovies balanced by the rice and sweetness from the sambal ( that red oily chilli sauce). It is hard to do with spoon and fork, but here the tips i can share on how to get everything in one bite. Take a bit of the sambal sauce using the spoon, then scoop the rice and protein if the protein in bite size like the anchovies. If the protein is hard to cut into chunks like that fried chicken, eat the protein first eith a fork, then proceed eating the rice with the sauce. If you already know then ignore this hahahahaa. Just excited seeing others eating Malaysian food and all I want that u guys experience it as we Malaysian do. Anyhow, enjoy your stay here in Malaysia
The reason that the nasi lemak chilli is dark red is because dried chillis are used. Dried chillis have a roasty aroma. You should try Marrybrown, that's a Malaysian brand fastfood. The other burger to try is ramly burger that can be found on the streets. You can customize your ramly burger.
I love how your family interacts with each other. Your kids are so open to trying new flavours and are being so respectful towards other culture’s local cuisine. Such a lovey family!
Just bumped to this video & I am amazed with you son. He ate the nasi lemak like a true Malaysian 😃!! That is exactly how Malaysian eat our nasi lemak...mix everything & eat with our hands! 😋
- family ni memang kelakar then chumel - wife dia cm betty benafe - baby tu mmg super cute attitude - boboi tu ak dop menunggu bila dia nk makan. Mmg bijak cara dia - bapak dia makan lauk last2 makan nasi lemak kosong 😂😂 - that girl n whole family cm bukan dr us sbb sgt humble. Sharing w caring. Sekian. Mmg video yg x memeluatkan cm most of videos nowadays
I'm from Malaysia, I'm proud to be a Malaysian because Americans like our food, even though our country is small, our food is amazing, but not everything, Malaysia is a beautiful and interesting country, so Malaysia is a country worth visiting, its people are also good, always appreciate outsiders like you 🇲🇾 ❤🇺🇸
Your son is REALLY into trying new things & makes sure that he tries items from the country to get the experience! ...I think you're raising the next Gordon Ramsey or Top Chef!!
ur children are well-behaved. congrats on ur good parenting. it s always nice to see a family doing simple but meaningful things together. these days all I see are families staring at their mobile phones.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾✨ Nasi lemak is our must try food while travelling here🤣🫶🏻 our unique sambal definitely 💯 matches with rice! Make it wet !!!!🎉Glad tat you have it ! If can try mamak food ; we have few different style of Roti that you can try and must try Teh Tarik 💯💯💯
We Malaysians finds it funny when foreigners eat the Nasi lemak condiments separately...you're supposed to mix everything and get a perfect bite that has everything in a spoon or use your hands (using your fingers) and push the perfect bite with your thumb (if you're eating with hands) into your mouth. Most Malaysian food has to be mixed before eating, only then will you be able to taste the flavour bomb of that particular dish. The sambal can be gradually mixed in according to how much you want the heat to be...stay safe and welcome to Malaysia ❤
Thank you for coming to our small country - Malaysia and give a compliments to our McDonalds foods. I hope you really enjoy spicy foods in Malaysia. 🥰 . Have a wonderful holiday trips wherevee you are. Stay safe and take care. U have a beautiful family. ❤❤❤❤❤ .
What wonderful children they are a credit to you both especially with the children in the back ground making so much noise thank you for sharing your experience with us take care much love from the UK 🇬🇧
I love how honest reactions that your family was to the foods... Thanks for visiting malaysia sir ... I hope you and your family enjoying all the moment with plenty delicious foods in here... Welcome to malaysia you guys... 👍👍👍
Hi there.. The porridge is our choices when we have fever or not feeling well. During covid Mcd porridge always sold out, we have to go to other branches, maybe the third or fourth branch only we could get it 😅 Have fun while you're here ❤🇲🇾
glad you enjoy the food! haha hopefully malaysian mcd food will make it into the international area. btw we should give a thumbs up to McD Malaysia for the creativity in the food selections!
It’s so great that your kids are game to try anything, even those foods which may look rather strange to them😀! They must be seasoned travellers too! They are clearly great kids! Congratulations to the parents 😀! Have a most lovely time in our beautiful country! Most Malaysians welcome foreign visitors with open-arms! We are always proud to share our country and all it offers with everyone!
The father really kind and good soul right there, the way he speak amongs themz especially with their kids, very interesting guys, well manner, I can't say much,but i can see he a good father , hope he keep it same behind the camera, because it really good.
@@BagsPackedFamily Those anchovies are standard ingredients for Nasi Lemak and goes well with rice which balance out the saltiness and strong flavour. In the earlier days, Nasi lemak is just coconut rice, anchovies and sambal chilli.
@@BagsPackedFamily two country&asian and the world.2 the emperors. Agong/emperor. Of inmalay. Maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni. And. The King 9 ke kings to 1 next to new the emperors. Pahang/state/negeri. Now new emperor. From malaysia.
The chilli, called sambal, in the container is meant to b eaten with the rice and anchovies, not so much with the chicken. McD really not the greatest place for nasi lemak.
that's anchovy and usually it's a must have for nasi lemak. Usually you eat it with rice and sambal and a little bit of the anchovy and wallaaaa, you'll get a nice combination of flavour there (salty and crispy from the achovy, spicyness and a little bit of sweetness, and then rice just to make all the taste milder and full_.... :) do explore slowly and enjoy the wide variety of food all over Malaysia... ;) and the sambal is the red thing you dip with your chicken, usually we mix the sambal with the rice, and then with whatever you like, such as the fried chicken or the fried egg...
That dark red chili sauce you said is sambal, and the scene of your wife dipping her fries on the sambal made my eyes red, like oh ma god her fries is gonna be oily and spicy at the same time. And the mini dried fish is ikan bilis, anyways THIS IS MALAYSIA✨✨✨
I enjoyed listening to your description of all the food your family ate. The sambal sauce is usually cooked with chillies, onions and anchovies. The small fried fish, could be fried preserved salted fish. In Malaysia, we are on the lookout for the crispiest fried chicken. So far McD tops the list. If you like McD's foldover, you might want to try kebab.
McDonalds and every other fast food chain in Malaysia has unique recipes that differ from their parent company. Thats what makes the fast food chains in Malaysia unique. Both KFC and McDonalds Malaysia were voted best chains in the world by their respective parent organizations for their creativity, taste and quality of food.
For a Malaysian..we welcome all of you guys to come to Malaysia ..I am so proud I am Malaysian.. Malaysia is a good county but not the best it got many things that need to be improved ..hope you guys enjoy
Well the sauce is actually "sambal" , which is commonly used in nasi lemak, usually they put belacan in it for the spices. Welcome to Malaysia, You would definitely missed us when you went back to US.
it's really enjoyable to know that each of you are open to trying out new foodies around the world. Your son has a unique prep for his nasi lemak (in a good way!!!) and i'd say that he's eating it right...spoonful/handful of rice together with some chicken, egg, fried anchovies and cucumber if available. The sambal should go together to complete the flavorful bite of nasi lemak. By the way, that sambal is generally made of dried chilli, onion, garlic, fried anchovies, salt and sugar...all grinded together. And it's true, mcD in most countries i've visited, chilli sauce are non-existent...they complement really well with the fries and spicy ayam goreng mcD !!!
The tiny fish that granite was holding is Ikan bilis that’s in Malay in English it’s called “ anchovies” and also thank you so much for trying McDonald’s in Malaysia I’m very happy that you quite love it I hope you enjoyed it there I’m also a Malaysian thank you! 🇲🇾 ❤
If you're talking about dim sum it usually china Japan and Korea. The only place you guys can find dimsum in Malaysia usually in Chinese shop, restaurants. It really rare to find Malay people make dim sum
Omg I love the conversation u have with your kids. They're so smart and open minded. This is your first video that I watch and definitely gonna watch more. Love your family ❤
Just so you know, that small fish is anchovies, not a fish skin, btw it was really exciting to see many foreigner doing content in malaysia, it shows that the country is not hidden from the world. Keep it going my man
Malaysian here. When I read the title, I was making sure if you guys were trying the chicken or not. Turned out you guys really did it. I've always with the chicken since 15 years ago, it's only been popularized like 5-6 years ago. If you add the chicken + chilli sauce, that's another flavour bomb.
With nasi lemak, you have to mix it all in. You get the flavor of rice, spicy or sweet sambal, the saltyness of anchovies, the nutty peanuts and of course any additional stuff like at mcd it's fried chicken. Then cucumber in between as taste bud 'refresher'. That's the best thing about nasi lemak. But loving the review! Your kids are like seasoned for reviewer/critiques haha Stumbled upon your video randomly and I enjoyed your review. The foldover and prosperity burger (in black pepper sauce during chinese new year season) are Malaysians' most fave seasonal menu. Hope you guys dropped by my city Ipoh, for an even better food experience ;)
The Nasi Lemak (Coconut Rice) we eat it with the sambal (the one with small cup) including the fried egg + Chicken. That’s Malaysian way to eat. Not dip with the chicken. Explore more our culture and our foods here. You gonna love it. Every in our state have their own signature dish. Enjoy!
Kelly was right on so many things! yes those were little anchovies, we call them ikan bilis in this part of the world. deep fried with peanuts is a traditional accompanyment with nasi lemak and yes the chilli, it is not fish sauce but dried shrimp, that's where you're tasting the seafood, so very close! the chilli is actually a sambal called sambal belacan and it's the most famous sambal in Malaysia and Singapore for Malay food and a must must for nasi lemak, we mix it with the rice 🙂
Correction: the chilli paste or the sambal that come with nasi lemak is actually sambal tumis not sambal belacan. Loosely translate to english : stir fried chilli paste😊
@@sydnzm that's not true... sambal tumis refers to any sambal that is fried so practically any kind of sambal this is specifically made with chilli and belacan therefore sambal belacan
@@riptide101 nasi lemak sambal got belacan? why i cant taste it? definitely not like sambal belacan that is serve on regular eatery thats served with nasi goreng kampung etc.
you're supposed to eat the nasi lemak together 😂 like everything, the rice, eggs, the anchovies, sambal and chicken all in one bite to get a taste of it all, if its just separately, it will be really salted each
If you’re still in Malaysia or if not and someday come back here, I’d highly recommend the Spicy Chicken McDeluxe burger. As a Malaysian, that’s my personal favourite and one that when I travel overseas, will always miss and wish it was at other McDonald’s. Hehe. Glad you and your kids love our version of McD!
Hello to you and your family from Malaysia. The dark red sauce you mention is called Sambal. You and your son ordered Nasi Lemak, it's a traditional Malaysian dish and Nasi Lemak contains Sambal (Malaysian sauce), Rice, Cucumbers, Fried Egg, Fried Anchovies or "Ikan bilis" and Fried Chicken. The sambal is usually spicy and that's why the fried anchovies are there to reduce the heat from the sambal. Usually people eat sambal, rice, fried anchovies and fried egg all in one sitting to get all that wonderful flavour of Nasi Lemak. It's wonderful to see people from overseas come and try the traditional Malaysian dish. Keep up the great content and have a wonderful day!
McDonald's definitely try to adapt to local cuisine anywhere 😊 Speaking of adapting, have you guys learned to speak the local language of where you've lived since moving to Asia, or just English? How about the kids? Thank you! 😊
Hi I'm from Malaysia and Malacca too, thanks for your great videos about the food , hope you and your wonderful wife and children's having good time here, I'm wishing you all the best of luck and good health take care ok
Your children are quite articulate in describing the flavour of the foods they tested and ate. They have well developed palate. You trained them well. Your family is certainly adventurous in trying local foods in foreign countries.
Sorry ramadan pass long ago.
USA = Terrorist.
not "trained" but raised
Not like malaysian food reviewers with their "surrrr", "padu beb", "mantap", etc. Doesn't explain anything...
@@akmal94ibrahim nk buat mcm mane bro.. 🤣🤣🤣
This is what great parenting looks like, how open minded and well behave his kids beyond their age. Welcome to malaysia, tourist like you really makes us proud to be malaysian, Thanks
true.. not like the kids screaming yelling at the background..
that what “kids” normally do 😅
Teaching your kids to be polite while you create content for an audience you don’t know simply to make money is NOT great parenting lol. I assure you, it’s much more than this 😂
@@sz871ok buddy
Yea unlike local people especially some malays and chinese are racists calling Indians Keling hak koi. I believe American also have racism issues like here.
I really love watching random youtuber videos that's not belong to popular influencer coming to Malaysia. So authentic and honest
Thank you so much. :-)
@@BagsPackedFamilyty for eating our Malaysian food❤❤
@@BagsPackedFamily The Fried Anchovies Is called "Ikan bilis"which is anchovies!
You have raised your kids to be wonderfully adventurous and curious! Beautiful kids❤ Well done!
Thank you so much!
Granite immediately saying “something more malaysian” when choosing his meal 🤩 also his method of mixing everything up is amazing
He should try Nasi Kerabu since he already likes mixing his food
@@akmal94ibrahimYeah he should try it and one more nasi ambang
Your elder son ate nasi lemak the way it should mixed all together, he is genius. Enjoy malaysian food🎉
Loving the vids. We Malaysian, when we eat rice usually we mix all of it together in one bite, so the saltiness of the anchovies balanced by the rice and sweetness from the sambal ( that red oily chilli sauce). It is hard to do with spoon and fork, but here the tips i can share on how to get everything in one bite. Take a bit of the sambal sauce using the spoon, then scoop the rice and protein if the protein in bite size like the anchovies. If the protein is hard to cut into chunks like that fried chicken, eat the protein first eith a fork, then proceed eating the rice with the sauce. If you already know then ignore this hahahahaa. Just excited seeing others eating Malaysian food and all I want that u guys experience it as we Malaysian do. Anyhow, enjoy your stay here in Malaysia
Yes that is the right way to enjoy taste of nasi lemak
I don't like mc Donald I go to mc Donald because I like bubur md
I'm Malaysian
I'm actually amazed that your son knows how to eat with his hand and he do it right too👏👏👏
The reason that the nasi lemak chilli is dark red is because dried chillis are used. Dried chillis have a roasty aroma. You should try Marrybrown, that's a Malaysian brand fastfood. The other burger to try is ramly burger that can be found on the streets. You can customize your ramly burger.
Marrybrown porridge with the spicy sambal is way better than this, at least for my family.
Adoihhh... tengah malam ni🤣 mi kari marrybrown sedap😭
I love how your family interacts with each other. Your kids are so open to trying new flavours and are being so respectful towards other culture’s local cuisine. Such a lovey family!
Your kids are season travellers especially the two bigger kids. They are adventurous and contribute to your video. Very well behave and independent.
Just bumped to this video & I am amazed with you son. He ate the nasi lemak like a true Malaysian 😃!! That is exactly how Malaysian eat our nasi lemak...mix everything & eat with our hands! 😋
Should also visit Kuala Lumpur , Genting Highlands, Ipoh, Penang, Langkawi, Pulau Redang etc.. stc.. There are so many places to visit in Malaysia.
Your kids are very mature and polite ❤ great parenting 🫶
Selamat datang ke Malaysia semoga anda sekeluarga gembira selama berada di Malaysia 🥰
The kids...they like a pro while commenting ...can become a chef one day.
This family has Asian taste bud. It’s great to see you all enjoy the food.
- family ni memang kelakar then chumel
- wife dia cm betty benafe
- baby tu mmg super cute attitude
- boboi tu ak dop menunggu bila dia nk makan. Mmg bijak cara dia
- bapak dia makan lauk last2 makan nasi lemak kosong 😂😂
- that girl n whole family cm bukan dr us sbb sgt humble. Sharing w caring. Sekian. Mmg video yg x memeluatkan cm most of videos nowadays
I'm from Malaysia, I'm proud to be a Malaysian because Americans like our food, even though our country is small, our food is amazing, but not everything, Malaysia is a beautiful and interesting country, so Malaysia is a country worth visiting, its people are also good, always appreciate outsiders like you 🇲🇾 ❤🇺🇸
I am your guys 9,000 person that liked you guys video xxx
Your son is REALLY into trying new things & makes sure that he tries items from the country to get the experience! ...I think you're raising the next Gordon Ramsey or Top Chef!!
ur children are well-behaved. congrats on ur good parenting. it s always nice to see a family doing simple but meaningful things together. these days all I see are families staring at their mobile phones.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾✨
Nasi lemak is our must try food while travelling here🤣🫶🏻 our unique sambal definitely 💯 matches with rice! Make it wet !!!!🎉Glad tat you have it ! If can try mamak food ; we have few different style of Roti that you can try and must try Teh Tarik 💯💯💯
Thanks for visiting the country I live in!
We Malaysians finds it funny when foreigners eat the Nasi lemak condiments separately...you're supposed to mix everything and get a perfect bite that has everything in a spoon or use your hands (using your fingers) and push the perfect bite with your thumb (if you're eating with hands) into your mouth.
Most Malaysian food has to be mixed before eating, only then will you be able to taste the flavour bomb of that particular dish. The sambal can be gradually mixed in according to how much you want the heat to be...stay safe and welcome to Malaysia ❤
Heheh not for me I do like to have the distinctive taste that every single ingredient brings to me so I don’t mix the thing together 🤗
@@ylinn8084 not with Nasi Lemak. U have to mix the sambal (spicy sauce) with the rice, a bit of egg, anchovies & peanuts for perfect bite.
The kids made a good choice, McDonalds Malaysia is so good! Ayam Goreng is the best! 😍😍
Senang liat anak anak berpergian keluar negeri menikmati budaya dari negara negara lain
Pengalaman yang sangat berharga ketika mereka dewasa
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Thank you for trying our mcdonalds (im from malaysia)
Thank you for coming to our small country - Malaysia and give a compliments to our McDonalds foods. I hope you really enjoy spicy foods in Malaysia. 🥰
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Have a wonderful holiday trips wherevee you are. Stay safe and take care. U have a beautiful family. ❤❤❤❤❤
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What wonderful children they are a credit to you both especially with the children in the back ground making so much noise thank you for sharing your experience with us take care much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Glad you guys liked Malaysia's Mcdonalds!! Hope you had a great time visiting our country :D
Masakan Malaysia very creative dan sedap😊
You really have intelligent discerning kids. Kudos. dont forget to eat Prosperity Burger or Samurai Burger when in season. Those are even better
You gotta have to buy the Mamee noodle snack for the kids, it's in supermarkets in both Malaysia and singapore. They will surely like that one.😊
Wow daddy, giving and guiding the children to be themselves not rude but sincerity and honest in every opinion of themselves
the anchovies are 'ikan bilis', nasi lemak is our national food 😊
@@arian2042 ?
The fish skin is actually anchovies
Thank you for trying our McDonald's!
I love how honest reactions that your family was to the foods... Thanks for visiting malaysia sir ... I hope you and your family enjoying all the moment with plenty delicious foods in here... Welcome to malaysia you guys... 👍👍👍
Man you guys makes me hungry for a McDonald's nasi lemak...imma order one later thx
Hi there.. The porridge is our choices when we have fever or not feeling well.
During covid Mcd porridge always sold out, we have to go to other branches, maybe the third or fourth branch only we could get it 😅
Have fun while you're here ❤🇲🇾
glad you enjoy the food! haha hopefully malaysian mcd food will make it into the international area. btw we should give a thumbs up to McD Malaysia for the creativity in the food selections!
It’s so great that your kids are game to try anything, even those foods which may look rather strange to them😀! They must be seasoned travellers too! They are clearly great kids! Congratulations to the parents 😀! Have a most lovely time in our beautiful country! Most Malaysians welcome foreign visitors with open-arms! We are always proud to share our country and all it offers with everyone!
Nice review on Malaysia’s McDonald, I’m happy you guys are enjoying it
Wow, nice to see family enjoying, the boy sure is a food nerdie, didn't realise McDonalds had such local menus, enjoy 😊
The father really kind and good soul right there, the way he speak amongs themz especially with their kids, very interesting guys, well manner, I can't say much,but i can see he a good father , hope he keep it same behind the camera, because it really good.
We ❤❤❤ Following This Family every where they GOOOO😍
I really pity the children who have to do yr job. This is abusing yr children. They sometimes is very tired. Yr job is to feed them. Think carefully.
Your family is very polite and not arrogant.. ❤❤ ❤❤❤ Thumb up....
Those are fried anchovies that comes with the nasi lemak - not fish skins ☺
Thanks for the correction! :-)
@@BagsPackedFamily Those anchovies are standard ingredients for Nasi Lemak and goes well with rice which balance out the saltiness and strong flavour.
In the earlier days, Nasi lemak is just coconut rice, anchovies and sambal chilli.
@@BagsPackedFamily two country&asian and the world.2 the emperors. Agong/emperor. Of inmalay. Maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni. And. The King 9 ke kings to 1 next to new the emperors. Pahang/state/negeri. Now new emperor. From malaysia.
The chilli, called sambal, in the container is meant to b eaten with the rice and anchovies, not so much with the chicken. McD really not the greatest place for nasi lemak.
@@BagsPackedFamilythere are tons of fun places in Malaysia I suggest you should go to genting highland ❤❤❤
Actually, the spicy sauce was called "sambal" and it was mixed with the rice and anchovies. That will absolutely taste great😋😋
that's anchovy and usually it's a must have for nasi lemak. Usually you eat it with rice and sambal and a little bit of the anchovy and wallaaaa, you'll get a nice combination of flavour there (salty and crispy from the achovy, spicyness and a little bit of sweetness, and then rice just to make all the taste milder and full_.... :) do explore slowly and enjoy the wide variety of food all over Malaysia... ;) and the sambal is the red thing you dip with your chicken, usually we mix the sambal with the rice, and then with whatever you like, such as the fried chicken or the fried egg...
That dark red chili sauce you said is sambal, and the scene of your wife dipping her fries on the sambal made my eyes red, like oh ma god her fries is gonna be oily and spicy at the same time. And the mini dried fish is ikan bilis, anyways THIS IS MALAYSIA✨✨✨
I enjoyed listening to your description of all the food your family ate. The sambal sauce is usually cooked with chillies, onions and anchovies.
The small fried fish, could be fried preserved salted fish.
In Malaysia, we are on the lookout for the crispiest fried chicken. So far McD tops the list.
If you like McD's foldover, you might want to try kebab.
Thank u for this wonderful video n for showing your day at McD in Malaysia.
Do compare other fast food like KFC, A&W, Pizza Hut, Dominos etc n do also try d local franchise fast food restaurants.
McDonalds and every other fast food chain in Malaysia has unique recipes that differ from their parent company. Thats what makes the fast food chains in Malaysia unique. Both KFC and McDonalds Malaysia were voted best chains in the world by their respective parent organizations for their creativity, taste and quality of food.
They are both very good!
Welcome to Mekdi, i mean, Mc Donald’s ❤️ 🇲🇾
The fish skin actually fried anchovies 😊
Hope your family had fun & enjoy while staying here🥰
For a Malaysian..we welcome all of you guys to come to Malaysia ..I am so proud I am Malaysian.. Malaysia is a good county but not the best it got many things that need to be improved ..hope you guys enjoy
Well the sauce is actually "sambal" , which is commonly used in nasi lemak, usually they put belacan in it for the spices.
Welcome to Malaysia, You would definitely missed us when you went back to US.
I think they won’t.
@@Makminah_ nahhhh what do u mean?
@@Makminah_You won't be missed too.
it's really enjoyable to know that each of you are open to trying out new foodies around the world. Your son has a unique prep for his nasi lemak (in a good way!!!) and i'd say that he's eating it right...spoonful/handful of rice together with some chicken, egg, fried anchovies and cucumber if available. The sambal should go together to complete the flavorful bite of nasi lemak. By the way, that sambal is generally made of dried chilli, onion, garlic, fried anchovies, salt and sugar...all grinded together. And it's true, mcD in most countries i've visited, chilli sauce are non-existent...they complement really well with the fries and spicy ayam goreng mcD !!!
The tiny fish that granite was holding is Ikan bilis that’s in Malay in English it’s called “ anchovies” and also thank you so much for trying McDonald’s in Malaysia I’m very happy that you quite love it I hope you enjoyed it there I’m also a Malaysian thank you! 🇲🇾 ❤
To be exact, our malaysian version of anchovies called indian anchovies or japanese anchovies internationally. Proper anchovies is small salted fish.
@@iskhrm1688 interesting, the more we know the better
If you're talking about dim sum it usually china Japan and Korea. The only place you guys can find dimsum in Malaysia usually in Chinese shop, restaurants. It really rare to find Malay people make dim sum
Malaysia is the best Muslim country love from Indonesia ❤️👍
Im from malaysia, and im so proud of this😢 love ❤
Omg I love the conversation u have with your kids. They're so smart and open minded. This is your first video that I watch and definitely gonna watch more.
Love your family ❤
Orang malaysia memang friendly,tambahan pula bila ajar org luar tentang cara makan makanan kita.Nasi Lemak,Roti Canai,Yong Tau Fu.Kita Malaysian!
Lucky for you, you've gained one new subscriber from Malaysia.
And well done! Keep the cool and awesome vlog of yours. What a great family.
Our country have beautiful food n also beautiful multi racial people..We are loving n helpful Malaysians..❤👍
Thank you for describe the malaysian food , im so happy you guys do love it , have a good one
The kids are great. The parents must be doing something right 😊
What a good compliment for parents👍🏻😊
Wonderful kids, their explanations & eating the M’sian McDonald Nasi Lemak really opened my eyes 😉
Pedophile detected
Sauce in malay name is SOS . Good to watch you guys enjoying MacDonald in Malaysia.
Loved this and all of you can deal with spicy way better than me. Well done! 👏👏
The tiny fried fish is called Ikan bilis, or dried anchovies. Usual have it with Nasi lemak.
Just so you know, that small fish is anchovies, not a fish skin, btw it was really exciting to see many foreigner doing content in malaysia, it shows that the country is not hidden from the world. Keep it going my man
amazing family and well behaved kids.. Welcome to Malaysia
The little fishes are called dried Anchorvies. U supposedly mix in with the rice and eat to blend out the saltiness.
Lovely KIDS ... DA DA McDonalds Forest...
Welcome to Malaysia... Nasib lemak rendang is very nice... you must try it.
Malaysian here. When I read the title, I was making sure if you guys were trying the chicken or not. Turned out you guys really did it. I've always with the chicken since 15 years ago, it's only been popularized like 5-6 years ago. If you add the chicken + chilli sauce, that's another flavour bomb.
With nasi lemak, you have to mix it all in. You get the flavor of rice, spicy or sweet sambal, the saltyness of anchovies, the nutty peanuts and of course any additional stuff like at mcd it's fried chicken. Then cucumber in between as taste bud 'refresher'. That's the best thing about nasi lemak. But loving the review! Your kids are like seasoned for reviewer/critiques haha Stumbled upon your video randomly and I enjoyed your review. The foldover and prosperity burger (in black pepper sauce during chinese new year season) are Malaysians' most fave seasonal menu. Hope you guys dropped by my city Ipoh, for an even better food experience ;)
The Nasi Lemak (Coconut Rice) we eat it with the sambal (the one with small cup) including the fried egg + Chicken. That’s Malaysian way to eat. Not dip with the chicken. Explore more our culture and our foods here. You gonna love it. Every in our state have their own signature dish. Enjoy!
Sub! Thanks for trying McDonald in Malaysia. Glad that you like it. And I want to mention some of the branch prepare it might taste different.
Nasi lemak, u have to mix all the rice,egg, anchovies + sambal together n pop in the mouth. Thats the way of eating it.
i like how each of u can describe the flavour really wehh not just complimenting it is tasy. love to see it~
Kelly was right on so many things!
yes those were little anchovies, we call them ikan bilis in this part of the world. deep fried with peanuts is a traditional accompanyment with nasi lemak
and yes the chilli, it is not fish sauce but dried shrimp, that's where you're tasting the seafood, so very close! the chilli is actually a sambal called sambal belacan and it's the most famous sambal in Malaysia and Singapore for Malay food and a must must for nasi lemak, we mix it with the rice 🙂
Correction: the chilli paste or the sambal that come with nasi lemak is actually sambal tumis not sambal belacan. Loosely translate to english : stir fried chilli paste😊
In the Philippines 🇵🇭, we call it DILIS
@@sydnzm that's not true... sambal tumis refers to any sambal that is fried so practically any kind of sambal
this is specifically made with chilli and belacan therefore sambal belacan
@@riptide101 nasi lemak sambal got belacan? why i cant taste it? definitely not like sambal belacan that is serve on regular eatery thats served with nasi goreng kampung etc.
@@riptide101 sambal belacan is made with shrimp paste, not dried shrimp. and the chilis would not be blended, only crushed. so this is sambal tumis.
As a Malaysian, I'm so happy that you visited our country and McDonald's has the best meals that I prefer!
Try KFC in Malaysia too if you can, it's different from Singapore and it's nice too
One day, your kids can be food critics or a judge in food show with their amazing around the world food experience ❤
I agree. :-)
you're supposed to eat the nasi lemak together 😂 like everything, the rice, eggs, the anchovies, sambal and chicken all in one bite to get a taste of it all, if its just separately, it will be really salted each
Good picks! Thanks for the sharing from your wonderful family.. fried chicken definitely my fav at McDonald’s..
I absolutely love this family. Good job raising smart and adventurous children!
As a Malaysian, I am so glad that you tried our McDonald and experience the Malaysian McDonald 😊
True
Nasi Lemak is the Malaysian National Dish.. For more food options, y'all gotta visit Penang a.k.a Food Paradise!!
Do you prefer Penang over Kuala Lumpur?
Awesome parents and their family.
If you’re still in Malaysia or if not and someday come back here, I’d highly recommend the Spicy Chicken McDeluxe burger. As a Malaysian, that’s my personal favourite and one that when I travel overseas, will always miss and wish it was at other McDonald’s. Hehe. Glad you and your kids love our version of McD!
Hello to you and your family from Malaysia. The dark red sauce you mention is called Sambal. You and your son ordered Nasi Lemak, it's a traditional Malaysian dish and Nasi Lemak contains Sambal (Malaysian sauce), Rice, Cucumbers, Fried Egg, Fried Anchovies or "Ikan bilis" and Fried Chicken. The sambal is usually spicy and that's why the fried anchovies are there to reduce the heat from the sambal. Usually people eat sambal, rice, fried anchovies and fried egg all in one sitting to get all that wonderful flavour of Nasi Lemak. It's wonderful to see people from overseas come and try the traditional Malaysian dish. Keep up the great content and have a wonderful day!
McDonald's definitely try to adapt to local cuisine anywhere 😊
Speaking of adapting, have you guys learned to speak the local language of where you've lived since moving to Asia, or just English? How about the kids? Thank you! 😊
Hi I'm from Malaysia and Malacca too, thanks for your great videos about the food , hope you and your wonderful wife and children's having good time here, I'm wishing you all the best of luck and good health take care ok
I always get the porridge when I'm not feel well I swear it helps 😅
really like how ur kids describing things so well. they also well behaved and adventurous .