I live in Cyberjaya as an exchange student. For me Cyberjaya is the perfect sweet spot between a place that is very modern and yet very affordable. The population is very young diverse and educated, specifically in IT. So, if you are an IT-professional like me you will probably like it in Cyberjaya since the town was literally built to attrackt IT-professionals and companies from Malaysia and abroad. However, as a tourist destination, I'd rather recommend neighbouring Putrajaya. Cyberjaya was never meant to be a tourist destination. The most striking feature of Cyberjaya is probably the oakward combination of jungle and skyscrapers. Apart from that, Cyberjaya is the perfect example of "urban sprawl". The nightmare of any city planner. Considering that the entire city was centrally planned and the first building finished only in 1999, that is actually pretty pathetic. Seemingly, they developed a multi-billion dollar project w/o hiring even one city planner.
I loveeee the “city in the midst of nature” vibe the first place has going on! Also was that army by Taco Bell lol. Come to Dubai soon! Will show you amazing Middle Eastern food hahahaa
haha....atleast you skill riding bicycle better than roller blade / roller skate. As for food, better try it yourself rather than listening what you hear lor. Me too, never explored Cyberjaya before, maybe next will be. Thanx for the vlog and as usual, my favorite place is still Cameron Highland.(cool and breeze air) in the meantime, take care and stay safe, stay healthy.....🏖🌤🤞🙏
@@NaomiNg ya, international border also lifted, but....how many countries accept our Malaysia entry? I don't think many included Russia, isn't it? Glad to hear you know how to cycle at least you no need both side Left & Right little wheel to support...hahaha
Hello ma'am, I am very happy with your videos, because I have to go to Malaysia (Cyberjaya), how is the environment and communication there, please explain.😊
Hi, we have tropical climate here, that means it's hot, humid, and rainy all year round (pretty stable). The main languages spoken here are English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil, Hindi...and a variety of Chinese dialect. No need to worry on communication cz people here are mostly friendly and considerate, we will try out best to understand foreigners regardless of accents and language barrier :) Hope you have a good trip!
You can use Putraya line or KLIA Line to get to cyberjaya from KL or from KLIA. You can get around Cyberjaya by Cumpool for 2RM from anywhere to anywhere within Cyberjaya or with a Grab for a few RM. There is also public bus system, but I have never used a public bus so far. I use bicycle to get around Cyberjaya. Since Cyberjaya is mostly flat (only minor hills) and there are bicycle lanes that actually works very well, but it is a very uncommon thing to do here in Malaysia. Also, there is SOCAR app for car sharing. I live in Cyberjaya w/o a car and it works for me. What I love about Cyberjaya is simply that it is a center of IT-industry. Population is very young, educated and diverse. The defacto language in Cyberjaya is English, not Bahasa Malayu.
Thanks for the video. Haven’t been to Malaysia since I was a young boy. I read that that area of Malaysia is a cheap place to live and your dollar goes further than say KL
@@NaomiNg are there many students over there? are the condo units more supplies than demand? if u know anyone living or studying nearby there, as i plan to invest there
@@NaomiNg Saba restaurant ain't what it used to be yearssssss ago. Sana'a is at Domain Cyberjaya. Completely different restaurant. Sana'a is pretty good. All time favourite. But I think there are a number of new breed of middle east restaurants there in Cyber and heard good reviews on most of em too.
go to ALHAMRA RESTAURANT seri kembangan for the best lamb the meat will melt in your mouth and a big portion. Saba is over-rated price and bad service and tiny portions
Hope you enjoyed visiting Cyberjaya! Let me know if you plan for another visit, I can recommend more cool places to visit.
It was a chill day :) Do drop me recommended places, thank you!
I live in Cyberjaya as an exchange student. For me Cyberjaya is the perfect sweet spot between a place that is very modern and yet very affordable. The population is very young diverse and educated, specifically in IT.
So, if you are an IT-professional like me you will probably like it in Cyberjaya since the town was literally built to attrackt IT-professionals and companies from Malaysia and abroad. However, as a tourist destination, I'd rather recommend neighbouring Putrajaya. Cyberjaya was never meant to be a tourist destination.
The most striking feature of Cyberjaya is probably the oakward combination of jungle and skyscrapers. Apart from that, Cyberjaya is the perfect example of "urban sprawl". The nightmare of any city planner. Considering that the entire city was centrally planned and the first building finished only in 1999, that is actually pretty pathetic. Seemingly, they developed a multi-billion dollar project w/o hiring even one city planner.
Love the video. Love your take on Tamarind Square and also the lake. Haven't been yet. Will definitely go and check it out
Thank you! You definitely should - rent a bicycle/scooter too!
WOW! Such a beautiful city! I hope to visit Cyberjaya some day.
I hope you get the chance too, soon!
Love love love the greens! And your denim overalls are cuteeeee. Totally felt your frustration on why people are obsessed with Taco Bell haha
Thank youu! It's the typical newness hype 🙃
Thanks for sharing and your honesty on the food.
Thank you for appreciating :)
I loveeee the “city in the midst of nature” vibe the first place has going on! Also was that army by Taco Bell lol.
Come to Dubai soon! Will show you amazing Middle Eastern food hahahaa
Haha no, that's not army, that's RELA.. community volunteer security (?). I want to go to Dubai!! Will go as soon as I can hehe
Cyberjaya still same. No new companies but good place to eat. Also no wind there. Very strange
Any food recommendations? Strange observation, I didn't even notice!
@@NaomiNg Try Chennai Spice, just 5 mins from Wisma Shell
那个Tamarind Square 跟 骑脚车 看起来很舒服！谢谢你的介绍，看了就会想要马上jio朋友一起去！
100%! Hope you enjoy with your friends :)
Tamarind Square next on my list!
Haha please go and visit 😂
Some pretty cool sights over there! Also, taco bell is trash. I'm surprised there would be a line for it. Good video as always!
Haha Malaysians like all things new, especially famous international chains 😅
love your hair colour!
Thank you! I redyed by hair black recently 😁
haha....atleast you skill riding bicycle better than roller blade / roller skate. As for food, better try it yourself rather than listening what you hear lor. Me too, never explored Cyberjaya before, maybe next will be. Thanx for the vlog and as usual, my favorite place is still Cameron Highland.(cool and breeze air) in the meantime, take care and stay safe, stay healthy.....🏖🌤🤞🙏
Well, that's not a fair comparison as I've known how to cycle for a long time haha Borders are opened now, so have fun travelling to Cameron!
@@NaomiNg ya, international border also lifted, but....how many countries accept our Malaysia entry? I don't think many included Russia, isn't it? Glad to hear you know how to cycle at least you no need both side Left & Right little wheel to support...hahaha
Awesome naomi
Thank you!
Hello ma'am, I am very happy with your videos, because I have to go to Malaysia (Cyberjaya), how is the environment and communication there, please explain.😊
Hi, we have tropical climate here, that means it's hot, humid, and rainy all year round (pretty stable). The main languages spoken here are English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil, Hindi...and a variety of Chinese dialect. No need to worry on communication cz people here are mostly friendly and considerate, we will try out best to understand foreigners regardless of accents and language barrier :) Hope you have a good trip!
@@NaomiNg #Thank_you_so_much for keeping up with my replies!😊
@@NITESHSINGH-gl4pp you're welcome
@@NaomiNg #i_hope_your blogger is the best, may everyone get help
Is it close to the new MRT Putrajaya line? Hard to go there without a car.
I think you'll need to get a GrabCar from the MRT station
You can use Putraya line or KLIA Line to get to cyberjaya from KL or from KLIA.
You can get around Cyberjaya by Cumpool for 2RM from anywhere to anywhere within Cyberjaya or with a Grab for a few RM. There is also public bus system, but I have never used a public bus so far. I use bicycle to get around Cyberjaya. Since Cyberjaya is mostly flat (only minor hills) and there are bicycle lanes that actually works very well, but it is a very uncommon thing to do here in Malaysia. Also, there is SOCAR app for car sharing. I live in Cyberjaya w/o a car and it works for me.
What I love about Cyberjaya is simply that it is a center of IT-industry. Population is very young, educated and diverse. The defacto language in Cyberjaya is English, not Bahasa Malayu.
Thanks for the video. Haven’t been to Malaysia since I was a young boy. I read that that area of Malaysia is a cheap place to live and your dollar goes further than say KL
You're welcome! It's a relatively cheaper place than the city center, for sure - it's approximately 45mins away :)
Hi I would like to ask does living expenses over there very expensive?
Hi, I'm not too sure, but through my limited knowledge, living costs in Cyberjaya is relatively lower than in the city.
@@NaomiNg are there many students over there? are the condo units more supplies than demand? if u know anyone living or studying nearby there, as i plan to invest there
@@xzw8911 im moving to cyberjaya in 15 days to study at MMU
@@NanoPlexGT where u plan to stay?
@@NanoPlexGT I'm going next month, but I'm also still looking for accommodation, how did you.manage that?
Shawerma for life 🌯, and sorry for the bad experience in Sana'a restaurant 😅
Boooo... you've broken my trust haha
@@NaomiNg Saba restaurant ain't what it used to be yearssssss ago. Sana'a is at Domain Cyberjaya. Completely different restaurant. Sana'a is pretty good. All time favourite. But I think there are a number of new breed of middle east restaurants there in Cyber and heard good reviews on most of em too.
are you in cyberjaya now??
Nope!
Rindunya Cyberjaya 🥺 masa zaman student
We are the same no joke
Hey Whatis the nama Of the lake?
Hello! I think it's just called "Cyberjaya Lake"... it's at Cyberjaya Lakeside (not the Cyberjaya Lake Gardens)!
go to ALHAMRA RESTAURANT seri kembangan for the best lamb the meat will melt in your mouth and a big portion. Saba is over-rated price and bad service and tiny portions
Oh! Will try it out next time, I usually go to Al Rawsha for lamb mandy and Halab KL Beremi for shawarma.
Im checking out cyberjaya for uni and it looks boring and lonely 😢
Hahah! Well, you can always make a trip out of there.
Helo naomi...i like this place...very natural...enjoy have a nice day.. 👍 please come to my video 🤝🙏
Thank you!
U doing bad review, if anyone watches ur vlog, they will cancel all their plan. Very negative vlog, waste of time watching
Well, a review's a review 🤷🏻♀️ Thanks for watching! Hope you end the year with positivity! Heh
so you expect all nice fake reviews about the food even if it really taste terrible? haha
give me your Instagram link for a business purpose💛
Link's in the description