We can’t stop eating the best Nasi lemak in Malaysia
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Everyone! Hello! This is today's editor, Shun!
This time I finally got to collaborate with Kaz-san!
Kaz-san was very kind, knowledgeable about Malaysia, and a reliable big brother.
Nasi lemak at this restaurant called Wanjo, which Kaz-san introduced to me, was the most delicious.
I will ask Kaz-san to teach me more about Malaysia.
Well then, everyone! Thanks again for watching today!
Let's meet in the next video!
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Hi NOBU SHUN POKO and all NobuShun WORLD fans !
I’m super honored to work on such a great project for Malaysia together ! Itadakimakan with NobuShunPoko couldn’t be better !!
Let’s keep it up and create more wonderful contents along :)))
Terima Kasih !!
KAZ
Thank you Kaz!!!!
Kacak! Hahaha
Looking forward to see you take them eating Nasi Dagang, Kaz.. Or bring them to eat homemade Malay food
Kacak selamanya...😂😂
Its super fun with kaz along! 🤩
'Malaysian people are loose with time but they are very punctual in fasting' breaks me into laughter 😂
But, Kouji-san is right 😅🤭😂
Deep 😂😅
hehe betul dah tu katanya
Mmg lawak😂tp kan dah law cmtu..mlambat2kan waktu bbuka kan x blh
Couldn't agree more 😅
Everyone! Hello! This is today's editor, Shun!
This time I finally got to collaborate with Kaz-san!
Kaz-san was very kind, knowledgeable about Malaysia, and a reliable big brother.
Nasi lemak at this restaurant called Wanjo, which Kaz-san introduced to me, was the most delicious.
I will ask Kaz-san to teach me more about Malaysia.
Well then, everyone! Thanks again for watching today!
Let's meet in the next video!
(SHUN)
Kaz is senpai status
Kaz definitely knows what to recommend to his japanese friend! Nasi dagang fits japanese tastebud really well!
It was very nice for nobu to remember about the malay brother who gave you guys the Kuih he was selling when you were looking around in vain for nasi lemak in kampung baru the first time. Yeah, it was very very nice of you guys to have taken the time to drop by at his stall, kudos everyone! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Hi Shun. Great editing.
Some foreigners asked me why the pyramid-shaped nasi lemak had no fried chicken or rendang in it? Those are basic nasi lemak actually and usually sold in the morning for people who are on the go to work etc. The premium nasi lemak like Wanjo, WSO, Village Park etc are the ones with rendang, fried chicken and misc addon.
I dont know if this makes sense but i would love to see these boys collaborate with iChang and Jimmy, and taste malaysian authentic food from iChang cooking 😊
Shun did great job correcting the word banyak-banyak to ramai orang.
Ps: don't say banyak-banyak, just say banyak.
I would definitely say Wanjo is good for foreigner & people who eat less spicy sambal the add on dishes is really good..Glad u guys enjoy Nasi lemak dont forget to explore other states as well! Cheers
If you haven't try all kinds of Nasi Lemak in Malaysia:
1)Nasi Lemak Telur/Ayam/Ikan- you can find in local mamak/malay restaurants
2)Nasi Lemak RM1-RM5 - you can find this type of Nasi Lemak usually in the morning with small street vendor
3)Nasi Lemak fine dining style - you can find this at fine dining restaurants usually cost about RM8-RM20 a plate.
4)Nasi Lemak Homemade by Malaysian people's - and each recipe will taste differently.
Some restaurant's will put special type of Nasi Lemak like:
1)Nasi Lemak Pandan
2)Nasi Lemak berlauk
3)Nasi Lemak Chicken Chop
4)Nasi Lemak Ayam Penyet
5)Nasi Lemak Ayam berempah
6)Nasi Lemak with Rendang Ayam
7)Nasi Lemak Ikan Bakar
8)Nasi Lemak McDonald's
9)Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang
10)Nasi Lemak sambal sotong
This is the list of all Nasi Lemak i have try in Malaysia.
x lawan nasi lemak mak aku jugak yg paling sedap🤣🤣🤣
Khas untuk kouji, well actually for kaz + nobu, as well as poko + shun too, since you love the clams/cockles there at wanjo with the nasi lemak, then you should try ask the local malays where to get *rendang kerang.* Yup, instead of rendang ayam or rendang daging (beef), you must try rendang kerang. I'm talking about *rendang kerang negeri sembilan style.* It's greenish in color, not reddish like what you had there at wanjo. Have the n9 rendang kerang with a plate (or 3) of steaming hot n9 original nasi lemak (where the rice is really fragrant, truly lemak, with generous coconut milk!) accompanied by the usual sides, yummy!! 😋😋😋
@@nizamchanis aah.. Nasik lemak omak den jugak torbaik
There’s one more. Nasi Lemak in fast food chain restaurants. Marry Brown, KFC, McDonald’s. My personal favorite is Nasi Lemak McD with two spicy Ayam Goreng McD.
Btw that 8-20 range is Kopitiam Nasi Lemak. Like Old Town or Pak Li. Fine dining can easily cost you 45-unlimited. Watched a video of someone eating Nasi Lemak approaching RM100.
Japanese youtubers in Malaysia, assemble !!!
Say “assemble” in Captain America’s voice hahaha
Assemble!!!❤️🔥
“AsSAMBAL” !!!
@@ejambaik wow, that’s a good pun!!
@@ejambaik A ha ha ha ha. ..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣..I like 👍👍👍
Idk why everytime nobu ask "saya kacak", i will laugh so hard coz it's too funny when someone said thing like that to strangers 🤣
To be honest there are plenty of Malaysian dishes that u haven't tried yet. I give you a list. To any malaysian out there please add more list if u know more so they could try it.
1. Lontong (johor dishes)
2. Nasi itik (kelantan dishes)
3. Laksam (kelantan dishes)
4. Char Keow Teow (nyonya dishes)
5. Ambuyat (sabah dishes)
6. Lemang + rendang, ketupat + serunding, tapai, biskut raya (eid-fitri malaysia celebration dishes)
7. roti jala + kuzi
8. nasi tumpang (kelantan dishes)
9. kerutuk
10. ayam percik (ramadhan dishes)
11. nasi minyak (malay wedding dishes)
12. Gulai Ikan Patin
13. Asam Pedas Tempoyak
14. Ikan Siakap 3 Rasa
15. Laksa Penang
16. Siput sedut
17. Mee Kolok (Sarawak dishes)
18. Mee Bandung Johor
19. Ringgi (Perlis dishes)
20. Nasi Ambeng (Selangor dishes)
21. Sotong sumbat
lots more to be honest. My list not yet include dessert. Too many to write down to be honest. Please help me malaysian ppl by writing in my comment what local dishes in your states.
EVERY STATES IN MALAYSIA HAVE THEIR STATES DISH. U CAN ASK THEM WHAT THEIR STATE DISHES BY ASKING THEM: Apakah makanan tradisi di negeri kamu? means what tradisional food found in your states. The local will answer you. Make sure ask which states they come from first. Hope this help.
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lol I am malaysian, I cant even remembered all the dishes lmao. They are just too many delicious food in Malaysia, hard to choose one.
ikan patin masak tempoyak
ambuyat is Brunei's though. not Malaysia's. and i think ayam percik is more to Indonesia's. but whats important we re connected by good food!
@@mranonymus1563 sabah n sarawak pun ada ambuyat 😁. Rasa2nya Kaz dah mkn di sabah🤔
When it come to fasting Muslims are encouraged to break their fast as soon as possible dan eat until the last hour during sahur and we get more reward from Allah by doing so.So its not like what Koji think ,we were slow at keeping up with an appoinmemt but v fast when breaking our fasting
The GREEN LEAVES in nasi lemak's pot are PANDAN LEAVES! Pandan leaves give aroma to the nasi & commonly used in other Malaysians' foods. Glad that finally u got to taste the Wanjo's Nasi Lemak. Awesome! 😁
Bro the saya kacak thing so brutally random only a highly confident person can pull it off with ease.😂😂😂😂
This aliance of Kaz, Kouji and NobuShun World is so fun to watch. Go discover more of Malaysia, guys!
kaz kun is indeed a pro finding good food in malaysia 🙂 good thing u guys find him
Hi from Jordan 🇯🇴 You guys are too cute specially when you’re constantly uploading content while fasting in Ramadan!! I would love to see you visit the Middle East and try Middle Eastern food too. Ramadan Mubarak and hope you have a great day.
Thank you and have a good day tooo!!!
there are many nasi lemak resturant..you guys should try RM1 nasi lemak in USJ..NASI LEMAK WARISAN SAMBAL OPAH , 2-1, Jalan USJ 9/5p, Subang Business Centre, 47620 Subang Jaya, Selangor... SO MANY PEOPLE QUEUE UNTIL 2 AM
24 hours ke apa ni?
Nasi lemak - Most Malaysians
Nasi kerabu- originated from Kelantan (prefer to eat it with sambal tumis and kambing bakar)
Nasi dagang - a special meal from Terengganu
Nasi kandar - Penang/Kedah
nasi ayam
such a great high quality content when doing collaboration with other fellow from the same country👍
So glad to see all of you can speak Bahasa Malaysia now
Glad you guys meet each other! Besides, that's a very nice new hairstyle you got there Nobu kun!
Great recommendation by Kaz - Nasi Dagang!!! My fav!!!
🤣🤣 teringat ketika itu pelajar dari Okinawa datang ke sekolah. Kami pergi ke pantai bagan lalang. Ada dua pelajar dari jepun terus berlari laju menuju ke pantai. Very surprised moment. I am happy to seeing you all in you tube 🥰. Menggamit kenangan sungguh. Ketika itu tahun 2004.
Nasi lemak, the rice and the sambal play major part in determining on how good the nasi lemak is. My personal preference is the sambal has to be sweet and more spicy, and the rice is rich with coconut milk. 🤤🤤🤤
You guys are funny n cute! Hahahaha i hope you guys like nasi lemak as how much we love sushi! 🇲🇾❤️🇯🇵
Are you Son of Nikocado?
Good to see Abang Kaz teach Adik-adik Jepun about Malaysia 🇲🇾🌺
Kaz is such a good tour guide! He recommend the best food and even teach you guys to eat with hands like local haha good job👏👏
Yeahhhhh he is the best food guide for us!!!! He is so nice and energetic person ever!!!!
Now I'm hungry watching you guys eating nasi lemak 🥺🤧
Actually we too😂😂
@@NobuShunPoko 😆👍
I an glad to see all of you together exploring the many varieries of yummy food that we have here in Malaysia. Yes...Kaz is kinda expert in our food here.
malaysia food heavenm
Kaz is right. Nasi dagang is much like nasi lemak--delicious. The problem with nasi dagang is finding a good one. Oftentimes, they make it too sweet, not salty enough, or not spicy enough. If it's already pre-packed, usually they skimp on the tuna.
Hi guys, you come to Melaka as we have plenty of local menu to try. Lets start with asam pedas, ikan bakar, etc.
Speaking of Nasi Dagang, if you guys ever go to Langkawi, you should definitely go to Pak Malau. Very good nasi dagang and you can look out at the field and take pictures there too. Go there early in the morning, it's a good breakfast. It gets crowded super fast. Their nasi dagang is a mix of glutinous rice and normal rice and they have curry as the side dish. You can eat with fish curry, chicken curry, fried chicken, etc.
Cemburunya saya apabila kamu semua dapat menikmati pelbagai jenis makanan malaysia. Hope you enjoy being here. Saya juga nak menikmati pelbagai jenis makanan jepun yg 'authenthic' tapi semestinya kena cari yang halal saja 😊
next time, the best style to eat any rice based either nasi putih or nasi lemak, you can try to get each side dish(lauk) in a single plate. so if you are 5 people, you can have 5 dishes(lauk) to share and just order 5 plates of basic nasi lemak(which contains cucumber+anchovis+sambal+boiled/fried egg). even, if you need additional nasi(nasi tambah), just asked for nasi tambah. sharing is caring.
Sooooo many favourite & lovable Japanese youtubers in Malaysia right now and they're all collaborating especially around Ramadan and I'm here for it
Good video as always Nobu, Shun, Poko & Kouji & Kaz-san♥️
I know you guys want to have the full experience of fasting and Ramadan + Raya. But do try Indian and Chinese foods too after that, Malaysia after all is a melting pot of cultures, can't say you have full experience Malaysia without it.
I wonder if they'd prefer to stick to halal food during the ramadhan mth, since they are fasting and all. Indian food generally doesn't contain pork (even if not certified halal) and they could go for the same with Chinese food. Some of the best Chinese dishes contain pork, tho, and lots of it, too. So if they enjoy that, maybe they'd prefer to go for those after ramadhan is over? It's what I'd recommend anyway, if they prefer to remain true to the spirit of it all.
Indian food is my absolute fave cuisine personally and banana leaf rice sits on top even within that so I'd definitely recommend they try that after they've built up higher tolerance for spicy food, since I find indian spicier (and a lot less sweet) than Malay food in general. Dunno bout the halalness of it but because pork isn't usually part of it, I reckon it should be safe enough to try--for non-muslims at least--during ramadhan, if they feel they're ready for it. Lol.
@@vspirit yeah many non Muslims mistakenly thought halal means no pork, and that's it, or maybe add another feature: the chicken etc needs to be slaughtered the Muslim way. Well, actually there are more to it, many small things that people tend to overlook, for eg no pork does not only mean no pork meat, it actually means nothing of pork byproduct - no lard, no cooking oil with lard or whatever pork byproduct, and furthermore, even the pots and pans and utensils and containers etc can only be used after performing certain Islamic cleansing ritual on each item if it has come in contact with pork or its byproduct. This is where the mistake usually happens with the non Muslims thinking the food is okay because there's definitely no pork meat inside and even the chicken used is halal. Just for info for our non Muslim friends. Peace!
Even if it’s vegan they can still use ingredients like alcohol in dishes.
@@iluvcookies6380 oh really? I'm not aware of that. Yeah, my commentary above only covered pork-related points, nothing on alcohol. Thanks for pointing that out
Yes I would agree on that, they should try Chinese and Indian food as well.
NASI LEMAK is one of the best food 😍🤤 Love from Sarawak!!
It's official. Kaz has become the big brother for the Nobu, Shun, Poko and Kouji. They need to plan a holiday together or explore all around Malaysia. It's better to go after Raya. And how about you guys went for Hari Raya together?? That would be great.
You guys have to travel... breakfast in Kelantan & Terengganu is the best... They have a Breakfast Culture...
Betul tu...baru mereka tahu di mana food heaven yg sebenar 😁
selangor syurga makanana
Nasi lemak,nasi dagang,nasi kerabu,nasi minyak,nasi tomato..Malay Food.terbaik!
Food heaven!?
@@NobuShunPoko yes..
Sedapnya tengok dia makan nasi lemak, ayam rendang dgn telur dadar. Perghhh.... 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
I would like to recommend you guys to go to Terengganu State if you want to try Nasi Dagang. For your info they also serve nasi lemak with fish sambal. They have white rice nasi lemak and yellow rice nasi lemak. Should give it a thought!
Nasi lemak with sambal ikan aye is something to die for!
@@ayamgorengsedapgila fr tho, nasi lemak with ayam is only 50% of it's deliciousness
8:27 that particular moment reminded me of our prophet's saying on fasting; "For the fasting person there are two times of joy; a time when he breaks his fast and a time of joy when he meets his Lord" (Bukhari) and when Nobu said he was going to cry, I bet those are tears of happinessss
Food is such an underrated blessing in our daily life, and fasting teaches us so many things, and one of it is the value of food and sustenance. I'm really honored you all tried the fasting experience. may all of you be blessed always.
Finally meet up with Kaz.! 🙌 all japanese vlogger in KL should gather now. 🤣
It's fun to see you all enjoyed Nasi Lemak so much! Yes, Nasi Dagang is delicious! You should try it. Since it's ramadhan, you need to try Lemang which is usually eaten with Beef rendang or Chicken rendang. Lemang usually served during Hari Raya besides Ketupat. So this is also a local dish you guys should try other than Nasi Dagang. Maybe you can invite Kaz to join Lemang eating. A good lemang should be cooked through all the way and not undercooked Or very crusty from overcooked
if you guys come to terengganu, look for nasi dagang atas tol.. this restaurant is one of the best & famous nasi dagang here. also, try laksa kuah masak & laksa kuah putih. try to find the delicious one. it looks like udon in curry broth.
As for time management, something that is connected to our religion which is Islam is always "on-time" such as breaking fast, prayer etc etc. Not obeying time is a bad Malay culture that we try to let it go
Totally agree
Betul..sepatutnya ajar kita disiplin...sama macam solat tapi tu lah haha
@@dajongedflamer1375 Susah kan, saya selalu juga angin kalau lambat esp pasal keja kalau pasal sosial saya ok lagi tapi saya penah tunggu kakak hampir 2 jam juga lah kat cafe. Banyak nau dia punya otw pastu sesat cari pertol pump lah itu lah. Urut dada aje, maklum kakak sendiri sabaunya kena lebih. Skrg ni kalau ada date ngan dia saya akan tanya "kau otw keluar rumah/otw tutup pagau/otw bersiap/atau kau baru start kereta?"
@@sya1964 betul,saya antara orang yang bengang kalau orang xpuntual..istilahnya janji melayu,kan dah buruk nama..kalau dah agak2 lambat dah rasa nervous buat orang tertunggu..
@@dajongedflamer1375 haha betul, kaau kita lambat tak senang duduk dibuatnya. Nervous semacam
Nasi dagang my favourite no 1 can wait nobu and friends try nasi dagang 🥰🥰🥰
Waa...semakin mahir menggunakan tangan masa makan.. tahniah Nobu,kouji, shun poko dan kaz
Love the conversation between the uncle and them
Finally i subscribed just because of this video though i've been watching you guys all along before 😄 Maybe bcause i'm happy to see all of you get together with Kouji san and Kaz san. That nasi lemak with rendang & clams looks so good, makes me drooling. Ok i wanna eat nasi lemak too for break fast. Congrats! and ganbate for the upcoming days. 👍
there is one more thing, a very important one that many non muslims who are trying to fast in ramadan forget....it's that you should make wishes to God/pray to God for whatever you want before the iftar time (something like 10 mins before iftar time and you can oray till the iftar time begins)
for example if the iftar time is at 7:30, i'll start asking God for whatever i want from 7:20 to 7:30, if i don't have so much to ask and my prayer/wish list is short then i end my prayers at 7:25 something like that.
the point is, the time before sunset is a time where your prayers are granted, so don't miss this chance that you get everyday (even after ramadan)
i uaually ask for good marks (i'm a graduation stutend), for my parents health, for my health, to get more knowledge, good character, best behavior etc
Hey guys..you came to terengganu..a many local food here..a delicious food tradisional at ganu..also keropok lekor,ikan celup tepung,sotong celup tepung,coconut shake,nasi dagang,kerabu maggi&colek buah..
Ni lah Antara sebab kenapa aku suka tengok video nobushun world diorang selalu buat aku senyum sorang ii macam orang gila eh😹
OMG... both are my idols UA-camrs... Kaz and team Nobu..
I am addicted to this channel. Everybody is so lovely and friendly. May Allah bless you all ❤❤
wowww
Lima orang lelaki kacak 😂😂
always wait their video🤗🤗
Thank youuuu!!!
@@NobuShunPoko o
i cannot, pls! at the very beginning already make me laugh with the faces😂 how can you guys still run during puasa time, so hyper and HAPPY!! 😂 shun always the most noisiest among the noisiest, keep it up😂😂 nobu's favorite line never missed in every video, we already know nobu kacak 24/7🎉 hv a great day ahead😊 have fun with many more malaysia foods🤗
SEDAPNYA 🤤..Nasi lemak is one of my favorite ..Saya suka nasi lemak !!
Kaoji, Kaz and Shun really good at using hand to eat the rice.. 🤣👍 Ganbatte minna!!!
Well, true, for a foreigner not used to using hands to eat 👍 However I do have to say that you guys still need to work on the method. The rules are actually: 1) not to have the food onto your palm area, just limit it to the area of the fingers, and 2) not to have the food drop down especially when your hand is already airborne and you're getting to your mouth 😂 Good luck in getting better! 💪💪
@@jonmath4182 and the support of the thumb to push all the food into your mouth 😁..
@@nj.maisarahtv1826 yeah if we're talking about the method instead, then yes, you guys need to make use of the thumb to push your food into the goalmouth and score an emphatic goal 😂
You can watch japanese youtuber iChang where in one of the more recent episodes, the funny husband taught his visiting mother how to eat nasi lemak using hand, by pretending the fist as a duck mouth 🤣🤣🤣
Finally a collab that is most requested!!!😍 Please collab more in future!
11:32 terliur sangat tu Shun, boleh nampak kesedapan Nasi Lemak Wanjo ni 😂
Finally all my favourite Japan UA-camr do vlog together ❤ 💕
Yup. Wanjo is the best!!
Glad you all enjoyed nasi lemak. Its one of my fav food too. 🤤Next time try different dishes ie Sambal sotong kering, Sambal paru goreng, tempeh goreng
Happy to see u guy's really enjoy the Malaysian Foods, Take Care✌️❤️🇲🇾🇯🇵
Wahh, congrats you all for able to fast till the end,
The face you made after drinking is one of promise by Allah which is the happiness to break fast, and for muslim they will get another great happiness which is able to see Allah later in akhirat
So amazing to see japanese guys enjoying nasi lemak with rendang. After all japanese food is just so mild esp the sushi and the rest. Even the japanese curry is mild. I love to eat at sushi king but lately my tummy cannot tolerate some ingredients 😅😅😅 but to see the japanese stomachs can tolerate the sambals & rendangs is so amazing!!! Enjoy your makan2 here in malaysia guys.
May your channel grow big ...u guys deserve it..because of your personality and the way your enjoy holiday..in Malaysia..its fun to watch
Hi...u can try Mali's Corner one off the Best char kuew tiaw in kl. Their nasi lemak is delicious too. Always crowded. location Gerai Makan Radziah, Jalan Malinja 2, Taman Bunga Raya, 53300, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Taman Bunga Raya, 53100, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
thanks for your hard work~~!!
Sama Sama!!!
Please enjoy!!!
Uwahhh.. I dont know about you guys, but breaking fast with carbonated drinks is not good for your empty stomach.But I hope you guys are good.
And I know that majority foreigners have the impression of Malaysians being NOT punctual with time 🤭 but the truth is, the real Islamic teaching is to always be punctual and appreciate time. Which also explains why muslims are punctual with fasting, because that is rule, the real teaching. Only that, not many of us applying that into the other routines too ☺️
And thank you Kaz master for bringing them eating no 1 Nasi Lemak in Malaysia 😁
Comelnya laa makan nasi lemak sampai tambah hahahaha
I was about to ask when you guys will collaborate with Kaz. Now all the cute boys in one video.
Omg you guys ate twice?!!!! Hahahaha.
Bwahahaha I couldn't hold my laugh when they said they they were thirsty just after screaming like crazy for many times 🤣🤣 of course you gotta preserve your energy too during Ramadhan not to be careless with your voice hahaha
Hahaha😂😂😂
All I hope is they're able to keep their friendship like this forever
honestly Wanjo is not the best nasi lemak for Malaysian. maybe the best for foreigners because the sambal is too sweet. you should explore more nasi lemak and if possible avoid big and famous restaurant
Because wanjo is a kelantanese own restaurant..hence the sambal is more to the sweeter side
It's not the best, but even local really love to go there sometimes. Including me.
@@mofb8331 i thought wanjo owner from johor. Nasi lemak antarabangsa indeed from kelantan.
kaan. tu la pasal. wanjo is okla .... but seriously far from the being best nasi lemak.... but its reliable n always available.
@@mofb8331 sweet style or spicy style is ok.. but really still far from being the best. there are better gems out there. i think last time, Bangsar Village food court is many times better
6:43 the leaves that Poko said looks like seaweed, those are Pandan leaves! It gives off a njce fragrance to the rice😋
I followed Kaz first and then u all..Was always hoping u guys meet up. U guys are amazing. Keep up the good work.
Nasi lemak is actually a fast food for breakfast and you can eat them straight from a banana leaf wrapping. Normally the basic one is sold at RM1- RM2.
This is the first time I heard of nasi lemak as a “fast food” hahah
Not only breakfast but can be eaten at any time of the day 💕💕 I like my sambal to taste sweet 😊
@@sabrinaash4104 same! Plus, I don’t really eat spicy.
@@Alifahusna_97 mmg fast food.. sbb dah tersedia utk makan.. konsep sama.. 😅🤣
@@kylek2623 ohh okeyy dah fahamm hahaha
Try Chinese street food. Awesome. Klang (Bak Kut Teh), Bukit Bintang (Claypot rice), Dim Sum (surf internet), SS2 Food Court, Prawn Noodle Soup, Assam Laksa Penang, Stir Fried Chinese Dishes, Steamboat & grill buffet eat all you can at fix price with rice etc etc
Im watching this while waiting for berbuka, its 2 hours left to berbuka(makan) nampak sedap lauk2 semua
i think i can never done with Nobu " saya kacak " moment, always crack me up
Due to the nutrition research...nasi lemak itself is one of the healthies food..bcause when the rice is boil with coconut milk (santan) it will reduce the starch...'starch resistance'...and also santan contain a good fat...good for our health..and also the herbs that mixed together in nasi lemak also good for our health beside can give the good aroma❤️
wow the nasi lemak looks so good!! i think im gonna eat nasi lemak for iftar today too 😂 thank you for the amazing content
I'm from Terengganu...come here's to eat nasi dagang.
I love watching your guys channel ! It bring me happiness energy when your guys trying variety foods ! Also , so funny 🤣 .. My favorite Nasi Lemak
Glad to see you guys eat after iftar.
As usual, you guys never disappoint! Watching this at 4 am and I cant wait to eat for sahoor (the early morning meal before dawn). Good job guys, looking forward to your next video!
OMG going to buka puasa at Wanjo. Mouthwatering Nasi Lemak
Sempat lagi time pilih lauk bagi tagline saya kacak .wkwkwk..glad you guys happy here..jum jumpa lagi..shun tak pernah tak kelakar
nasi lemak wanjo is my favourite from i 10 years old. now im 27 year old. every morning when i back my hometown kg baru my mum must buy it for me. after my grandmother passed away i didnt go there. i miss nasi lemak wanjo.. wanjo nasi lemak not same like others nasi lemak.. i still can remember how smell rice n sambal nasi lemak wanjo.
My Japanese Favourite youtubers collab is everything!!
That bridge is best visit at night.
We are very punctual at berbuka yet hard to pray on time 😩😩😩
Really enjoi seeing ur collaboration.. Nobushunpoko, Kouji n Kaz.. Funny & Energetic.. Take care always guys.. 😘😘😘
Poko always ask ppl if he is handsome "saya kacak". He's so funny😂
I wish happiness for all of you. Watching you guys makes me happy. Please have a good life❤
In my personal opinion, Wanjo's Nasi Lemak, for me is one of the most authentic nasi lemak you can find in KL. you can really taste the "lemak" in the nasi. I am very satisfied. Not a fan of sweet stuffs but I can accept their sweet sambal because the fabulous taste of the rice itself already make up to it. Some may not agree but i went to other's famous Nasi Lemak restaurant and the rice only taste like our usual ordinary nasi, not 'lemak' at all. Yes the sambal might be spicier but it is not the real Nasi Lemak to me.
Master KAZ.. I approved ...👍👍👍
Nasi lemak so delicious the sambal🤤 and welcome to the channel kazuu I also watch your video they are soo good👍🏻
Yeahhh I agree!!!