This is why Malaysia is addictive
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"Its soo clean isnt't it"
now hold right there dear lovely japan people.
we malaysians are fully honored for you to say that.
When we got compliment from the japanese.....woww..
They are staying in the clean location. Tell them go see the *other places*
@@juraaid in Japan, 90% is clean. Over in Malaysia, its only selected locations.
@@kennyljs yes, sadly
Actually the newer part of KL is very clean. Once you get to the old part, like Pudu, parts of cheras, ampang, Chow Kit. It's not, let's say tourist friendly.
Source: born and bred in KL.
ichang san, my wife is a japanese and i live in Musashi-Urawa , Saitama. As you know, living cost in Japan especially in Tokyo/saitama is pretty high, and i know as a malaysian , eating restaurant in Japan is very expensive even for japanese. I told to my wife , malaysia is everything cheap and when she came to Malaysia for the first time , she was super-shocked , with japanese yen which its 3 times higher than malaysian ringgit, she can buy everything she want during her stay in Malaysia. lol . With Yen , for japanese, I think RM34 with various meal with 2 people is very cheap. I still remember, i was eating Tom Yam, Otak-otak, nasi ayam,roti jala along with my wife and my brother-in-law at malaysian restaurant at Ikekuburo , it costs me 12,000 yen(RM460-480). I was shocked cause its too expensive, if in malaysia, nearly 20 people can eat with 12,000 yen..That is why, Malaysia is a number 1 foreigner country where japanese people want to relocate . Soon we want to move to malaysia as soon as possible. BTW, enjoy your stay.
Ikebukuro reminds me of the ichiran ramen there.
Cy 97 I like Honolulu Ramen at Ebisu..super nice. Yet it's Halal.
@@koloksushi6750 If you want non halal such asTonkotsu ramen, there's Ippudo (hakata ippudo) at Bangsar Shopping Centre in Malaysia
Does ur wife has any younger sister? Rekemen la bro. 😂😂
@@zlee001 Why
Oh wow, that place is already considered expensive due to its location. Believe me. There are much cheaper ones with the same or better food outside of KL.
Ichang and hubby should decide to move out from Hong Kong and stay in Malaysia or Singapore ?
@@bernardsoh3938 Singapore is one of the most expensive city in the world, same like HK but more tropical and hotter
rm34 can be considered somewhat expensive.
That place if not mistaken is Robertson Residence opposite the Tung Shin Hospital
@@bernardsoh3938 They definitely cannot survive in SG on HKD2000.
This is why, Malaysia stay among the top ranked for country with lots of obesse citizen.....
As a Penangite, I approve 😆
Nop .. US ... Africa ... not Malaysia but Europe .. because Malaysia Airlines the safety belts are not the same standard with international airlines .. if the US citizen , European or African they need extended belt with Malaysia Airlines their waist too big ...
Its actually not even in the top 50 of 2019
I'm sorry, was saying among the Asian countries. Also why are you guys arguing about Malaysia Airlines, out of topic. Our country have a lots of unique and delicious food that we can choose, not to mention most of our street food price were too damn cheap and high in cholesterol of coz 😂. So i can't really blame anyone for that statistics, self control is the only thing that can change that XD.
statement mcm nak ajak gadoh jee 😂😂
Both of you are so nice to appologize to the waiter when he keeps the plates. Japanese are really polite! ❤️
HKG / JPN people come to Malaysia: Oh My that is so cheap!
Malaysian people go to HKG or JPN: Holy shit, that cost me a Honda car!
ahahahahahahaah
Lmao
bruh...
i hate how true this is lmaoo
honda are cheap right there.....
When I just moved to Malaysia, I didn't like Malaysian food. It's too strong for me. But after a year, I just fell in love with all the food here ❤️❤️❤️
You are honest. After living outside Malaysia for a while I felt the same upon my return i.e. the taste is too strong. I don't dare to say it to anyone. In my case just a matter of weeks I started to like it more and more. I call it flavor guilt.
You will love and addicted after you left 😋😘😁
@@ZabriZA flavor guilt, lolz. You know what, my dad came here for travel for a week, and he gained 2 kgs, haha, amazing man
@@greenyellow1200 Ya, 😘😘
@@nhatuiokl-cuocsongmalaysia1569 i don't believe ... Really ?? Just 2 kg ?? 🤭🤭🤭🤭
She's such a darling. I love when she said "sorry we full" just to make sure people didnt get hurt. She's being thoughtful. 💛
She's Japanese bruh, Japanese is one of the kindest race in the world.
Legend said they still talk about the price until today
wait? u dont know? they published a book about it.
Damn this hit me hard...same like liv vs barcelona on semi final 😂😂😂
kahakahaha
I'm Done watched season 5 from the tv series.
the legend even tired talking about this.
Wanna stay better stay outside KL like Puchong, Subang, Shah Alam or PJ make sure it’s not far from LRT or MRT station also there’s tons restaurant and way cheaper prices.
PJ is good. Mont Kiara has the biggest Japanese expatriate community, there're MRT buses plying the neighbourhood
@@whygothic Mont Kiara is technically a KL address although it up the hills above Damansara. But yes, Mont Kiara is the best location to stay as many Japanese and other expats plus good quality restaurants. Bangsar is a another good place to stay. But I would think condo living in Bangar South is quite good.
Otherwise, there’s Subang Jaya. We have everything too and it’s rather self-sufficient within the area. And we have a few notable shopping places. Like Sunway Pyramid. And due to quite a number student population in the area, we have notable spots where you may find a balance of affordable food and “cafes” around. And a street almost known for having different styles of Bak Kut Teh and another notorious for bubble tea “culture”. Well, just a gist of what Subang Jaya has to offer along.
iChang : its cheap.
As Malaysian : Damned expensive! Other mamak is better!
Can't agree with u more ... 😂😂😂 Jbrean here ..
ya, i think any nasi kandar for 2 , is about half the price
34, i was like shit mahal siot..... then she said its cheap
With that price tag they could have a wayyyy better nasi kandar in penang
So true😂
We as a malaysian. Will support u ichang
I can't help commenting on her anime like voice. She is not an anime vocal actor? So soothing.. It is kind of therapeutic to hear her voice. 😊😊
Speaking Japanese, sees channel name "Hong Kong", video is about Malaysia.. Can't get better than this
Don’t think twice move over to Malaysia already!
Get ic...
@@johanramli61 u
🤣🤣
@@kaizenw4r69 lol
XD
I'm from the US and I couldn't believe how affordable it was to eat in Japan. I ordered a beer with every meal and the beer was around 360 yen with the meal and it was still around 1000 yen or about $10 US dollars at the local restaurants. But about $8 US dollar for 2 meals in Malaysia is ridiculously affordable. Enjoy it while you can.
Guys, plz dont waste food. U can always take the leftover with u. Just said "tolong bungkus".😊
They don kare, ItS ChEaP anyway....
the wasted food will be given to stray cats. The mamaks know not to waste food.
Just say “TAPAU”
Say "Tapau" also can.
@@iskandarsiraj9627 yeah xd
iChang, I find that your husband's English is quite impressive.
Welcome back to Malaysia!!
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur... Actually lots kind of foods you can eat cheaper than that.
I was just watching your other videos and yes you uploaded a new one !! Welcome to Malaysiaaa!
RM34 is cheap to HK standard of living but to Malaysian I believe it could be equivalent to HKD340. You could have ordered extra 1 tandoori chicken & 1 vegy and save the others for the next day. I can understand it is always tempting to try everything but have to remember you could always order more if not enough.
She's talking like little girl in Anime.
I like that. Voice mmmmm
Bae Pih UwU
Yes like iket iket
@@outsidermon2660 uwu
Yup, kawaiiiii 😚
Malaysian food + Malaysian prices = Happy
Haha this is good equation, 😂
Glad you find the prices so reasonable. Hope your holidays turn to to be fun and fruitful
Are you staying at The Robertson? Based on what I see online, rent per month over there is around 2.6-3.2k per month for a fully furnished unit, which is considered expensive for a middle class malaysian. You can easily rent at around 1.5-1.8k for a fully furnished unit at areas outside KL like Puchong, Kepong, PJ, Sentul, Shah Alam, Cyberjaya etc. However there are pros and cons for each area (public transportation might be a concern). I suggest you rent first (maybe a week or so) and test out each area before deciding which area to settle down in.
I would strongly recommend USJ/Subang, Bangsar South or Sri Hartamas/Mont Kiara area.
There're lots of condominiums located near LRT and MRT stations. Try renting those units.. very convenient.
bukit jalil
Actually my boss(expat), rent at Somerset (behind Renaissance Hotel) also around that price RM1.5k monthly. Fully furnished, just 1.2km from KLCC.
Better rent Gombak or East KL area. Easy access to durians in gombak or pahang. Hehe. And lots of food options especially malay. Near to LRT too.
A friend visited Malaysia and said the same about cleanliness and now this video confirms even more, great city 🤗
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Soooo adorable to get so into the food that she’s not even listening 😄
4:38 "Yours looks quite nice"
Every girlfriend when their man buys any food.
😂
Who need Singapore when you have Malaysia?
Need .. ofcos need ... So that u could know that Malaysia is better 😝😝😝😝 just kidding ... Many Singapore come JB to spend when weekend ..
Of course blyat.
Yup. Cheaper & tastier with a sprinkle of originality. From a Taiwanese here 🙌
We need competition lah. And we need them to buy our water. 😂😂
@HKKL damn right i was on work at singapore then there is grandma and her grandson the child ask me what im eating long enough make him curious and i say chewing gum and what surprise me is that boy dont even know what chewing gum is haha..
4:27 “then you order yourself *laaa*”
okay, one step further already laaa. go to that property agency now.
The "laaa" effect... LOL!
Very good use of the word!
Hahaha..yeah..
in malaysia, you can asked for take away your food that is not finnished.
Yes, kindly do not waste food pls
Remember tell them the keyword - ' tabao'
Ask them for 'tapau'
ask them for 'tapir'
Dabao ... This word use for all Malaysian regardless races .
Ichang Good To see you again in Malaysia..
If you cannot finish your food, you can ask for take away 😊
Agreed. Just to add, in malaysia the general word to take away is "tapau" pronounced as "tah-pow" or "bungkus" pronounced as "boong-koos".
Or to another less fortunate man to see that amount of food goes to waste..You can consider to donate to homeless
Take away whole resturant... 😁.. How about food business in Malaysia? I really wanna come for business purpose therefore I need a friend who could guide me about that and give me a company..
@@MarciaLim Take away whole resturant... 😁.. How about food business in Malaysia? I really wanna come for business purpose therefore I need a friend who could guide me about that and give me a company..😊😁... Bunkus means parcel I think...
Watching this at midnight & the ending laughing sound shocks me. 😅
Hahaahahaha luckily I watched this in the morning, but then make me wonder..why do they chose to use that Micheal Jackson thriller scary sound in the end of the video. Haha very peculiar.
Lol🤣
Oh I want some delicious Malaysian food now! Makes me so hungry watching your videos.
It is a fair price i guess, considering the rent the shop owner have to pay.
wow you guys actually apologizing for not able to finish the food you ordered.
that is so polite.
this is something that im gonna do next time.
thankyou for showing us kindness :D
They said its extremely cheap. I strive to be that rich enough in the future. Lmao
m40 should be b40 and t20 should be m40.No kidding
Kalau kat Hong Kong lagi mahal, sbb tu dia kata murah, kalau kena kat tokyo lagi mahal
Trust. In singapore, that amount of food cost us 120RM here
@@aidilafendi2959 hmm jimmy main dish around $7, Ichang $6, 2 plates tandoori chicken $16, bean sprouts $2.
Total in SGD around : $31.
Convert MYR = 95 RM
makanan di bandar, mahalnya sehingga 3 kali ganda berbanding makanan tepi jalan yang sama dan bersih. tapi, makanan tepi jalan yang original Dan bermutu lebih sedap dan lebih murah 2 kali ganda!
I Chang belum lagi merasai makanan original Malaysia yang berkualiti. semua makanan bandar dalam restoran mahal tidak lazat.
Yall so polite apologizing not finishing the food❤️
I have stayed in that place and eat at the same restaurant for many times. It is delicious like you said, and you can try the roti canai or roti telur. But, if you think this is cheap, you will found better news 🥰
The first time I ever watched any of your videos it was this video. Then I watched your newer videos when you upload them, then I go back and watch all your old videos, and now I caught up with this video again.
only tourist feel its cheap but it's really expensive for local...
Malaysian food means mamak....& Banana leaf indian restaurant....
All kind of local food &drink you can get....enjoy love from KUALA Lumpur
ohhh.... i know the location.
I would suggest you guys have meal at Pudu. One of the foodie heaven... and lots of them has been selling for many years.
仔记大炒，Ah weng kor UTC Pudu, Wai Sek Gai Pudu, Nasi Lemak San Peng, yup hup kee, 等记鱼头米粉 and so many more
The variety of choices and good prices of food, yes, Malaysia is the best 👍🏼👍🏼
And I live well in a humidity zone area where there’s always enough sunshine and rain 💙💙
haha, i think most people in malaysia will consider the food is slightly more pricey than we usually have, there are more cheaper places that you may need to travel a bit because your location consider prime location
It is not expensive la . They order quite a lot. All standard price.
Yea they ordered alot, and they couldn't even finish them. The price is ok for that amount of food they ordered.
They need to find local friend here....
@@ramlimohamednatari1 that's true, I was lucky I made friends in KL or I would just be eating in the malls or something most of the time as a tourist. having a local friend really makes a difference. I was able to eat in places I would never have thought of finding and the prices are way more fair for better food
Well... Rm34 for 2 people, that's expensive for me as someone who lived in Taiping, Perak. How do they feel if they know that I spent only RM37 for 5 people worth of eating. Here is the menu.
2 Nasi Paprik
1 Bihun Tomyam
1 Nasi Goreng Tomyam
1 Nasi Putih
1 Sup Burung Puyuh
1 Fresh Oren
3 Air Sirap
Drop me a msg if you decided to come to Penang I can show you around
Pee pee man
That's The Robertson!!! We (3 of us) just rented a 1+1 apartment there for 3 nights like 2 wks ago. We are back in SG now. This property was completed last year, is on a pretty good location and reasonable rental. Everything you guys felt was spot on. We were quite surprised at the Indian stall's pricing too as we are so centrally located. I had 2 plain pratas and a teh tarik for RM4 only! OMG lol. Although staying in SG since young, we still go back KL very often. Many Singaporeans travel into Johor over the weekends too due to the good exchange rate. There are also many who travelled into SG to work and back to Johor to live daily.
Dont forget about Durians too...they are waiting for you iChang
Welcomed both of you love Bird! Please stay longer and consider here as yours 2nd home than HK. Much more better and explore more Malaysia ya... IChang san
welcome to Malaysia. be careful about leaving your belongings on the chairs or tables ya
yeahyeahyeah.. we should warn them about pickpocketing xtvt here.
Yes, even i'm a Malaysian, I was one of the victim, be aware friends !
@@missviolet4654 and beware of the useless garbage of society mat rempit.
This is coming from a Malay
@@AaaBbb-qo7un Same, I was pick pocketed at the KL GO bus.
@@Emsyaz do you really need to mention about race here? Don't be racist please.
It is a joy to watch both of you enjoy appreciating Malaysia, the food, and the multi-racial cultures. Believe me, street food can taste better than restaurants. Admire your free and easy lifestyle.
But the question is even though you all doing it full-time UA-camr, are you all holding down a day job like most Japanese? I always wonder how you can afford to travel to and fro Japan and Malaysia so often.
4:27 they use the word ‘laa’ . Im so proud of you guys😭✊🏻
Things may look cheap here in Malaysia, but that’s because salary here are very low.
Unless you can get high paying job or you are digital nomad earning USD, then your lifestyle will be quite comfortable.
Something to look out for before you decide to move here.
Common you guys. Rm34 is cheap. They had like 2 tandoori and 2 other chicken.
Well, HK and Japans cost of living is higher than Australia (where I live). And a bowl of laksa is about $15 (rm45), so that rm34 meal for 2 people is really cheap.
As an underpaid malaysian...I have to disagree with you.
Not everyone lives in Bangsar
I love it that the 'laa' is creeping into your conversations 😀
plastic spoon and fork. That is really not up to standard. Please ban this mamak.
it's hard to believe there's no metal utensils in a mamak stall. I feel like maybe they mistakenly took the plastic utensils for takeaway instead of metal ones
Or maybe it's already late and they're just lazy to wash it lol
@@fa1ruz
They could just give both of them metal spoons/forks, there are only 2 persons for them to give the metal ones...And if they don't have metal spoons/forks, then they kinda have a bad service for an expensive restaurant, Japanese people may not think the restaurant's expensive, but for Malaysians, it is.
I'm sorry for my bad vocabulary, I'm a bit in a rush so I can turn on my computer.....
@@loop5720 how much money do you make everyday?
AgentC6H12O6 the average salary in malaysia is around RM3000 in the city area (where this is bc its probably in KL) that can’t even make it to $1000
Kuching attractions such as Bako national park, Kuching waterfront, Damai Beach, Siniawan Old Town Night Market, Tasik Biru, Wind Cave, Annah Rais Hotspring to Borneo highland.
Hi im Max from Malaysia.. Welcome to my country
Im so proud to be malaysian, hope you guys have fun time here
You haven't seen Malaysian salary yet to consider this cheap
Well for such a serving the price is fairly reasonable. You go to family Mart just pick a few oden will cost you easily more than 10 ringgit per person. Time 2 will be closed to rm 30.
@@cy97 for foreigners from developed country, its cheap but for the average locals who earn approx 2k-3k RM, its very expensive.
foods in malaysia is cheap la. Overseas ingredients cheap but restaurant are expensive af even if their salary is more.
ak agree ngn ko hazeem hahaha...
we are underpaid, but our foods not that expensive.
Kl is the centre of tourism. So it's not very that cheap for us outside KL area. Anyhow..thanks for coming to our country. Hope you guys had a nice trip experience. 😉
Who writes these subtitles? They're so funny!
For trains, you can purchase a touch and go card. (stored value) to tap in and out. Ask at station counter. (its RM10 for a card + however much you want to put inside)
I think they have already
"she is staring at my chicken" 🐔😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
waaa iChang cannot focus to any questions anymore, tired already, but still hungry.. so cute!
Welcome to Malaysia!
there is still durian but limited stock daily. Head down to TTDI or SS2 pj for durian. It will not be cheap due to off season.
it's the same everywhere else in the world: foreigners tend to enjoy the lower currency rate compared to the citizens.
The sad truth....
Yes
The cutest couple everr 💕 you are more than welcome here in Malaysia
Thats way malaysia is among the highest obese in asia!! Too many delicious foods here
IChang you’re face was so funny when you said HK69 so cheap!😆😆😆
6:36 Yeah agree that was cheap. i'm as Malaysian citizen live in WP Labuan, here maybe u need to pay RM40-50 for those meal if it have here.
So cute
Hey guys, been watching lot of your videos. Im also a property agent in KL. If you need any advise on rentals, you can let me know.
ichang..I love your shocked expression! Exactly like anime...that's why I love to watch your video...hahaha
Lmao that than you order yourself laaa is so Malaysian 😂😂
She is so cute. I love her voice.
Typical wifey.. Let the husband choose the food, give some compliments on the food, give a stare until the husband offer some, and then hijack his plate 😂
I love this. But you can do a lot cheaper. I love Malaysia not only for the food but also for the cost.
Comparing to Hongkong this is super cheap.... As u watch her Hong Kong videos, 3 sticks of satay is already $48HKD...
Wth???
A good Malaysian food in hong kong cost me about 64 HKD a plate. I feel like crying but at that time I was really craving for some Malaysian food.
@@haziqq Why would you look for Malaysian food when you are in Hong Kong? *facepalm*
@@jinatlas8674 because im malaysian and sometimes i miss our food
@@haziqq Then you should just stay in malaysia. Going to other country is to enjoy their food and culture.
Defeats the point in traveling if you just crave for home country food.
I feel sorry for you guys. I heard what happened in Hong Kong. I hope you guys enjoy your stay in Malaysia. Best of luck! ❤
Cant you see? They are having the best time in Malaysia !
7:31 minutes is not enough for meeeee😭😭😭😭😭
Take away whole resturant... 😁.. How about food business in Malaysia? I really wanna come for business purpose therefore I need a friend who could guide me about that and give me a company..😊😉
Hello iChang San welcome back to Malaysia. If you want to taste Klang Bak Kut Teh, you can go to Pavilion. There is Pao Xiang Bak Kut Teh and Samy & Min Bak Kut Teh.
welcome to malaysia!! if you need a small tour to better know KL do drop me a message. I could bring you around. A native KL person here.
Spritzer(the bottled water you bought) is from my hometown of Taiping. Look up Taiping online. You'll want to visit after all this pandemic craziness is over
"then you order yourself laaaa" LOL
Another Day in Paradise.. Malaysia is a Heaven Place on Earth.
U can rent it now cheaper, because Pakatan Harapan welcoming foreigner, local can kick to sea, no worry
Hahaha...
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You can find apartments in suburban KL/Selangor like Damansara..easily connected to the city centre KL by public transport and peace of mind place to live compared to the busy city centre.. Anyway hope you enjoy staying here
Honestly, if you want to move here,make sure you get high salary.. est RM 8K and above.. so that you can live comfortably here . Get real.
Yeah , 5k is standard
Yep. 8k salary will still make you not rich here but you'll never hungry i think. Its optimum salary in Malaysia.
Mine salary is MYR7000 almost MYR8000 as you said still not enough for me to survive in KL.
Welcome to Malaysia, hypermarket like aeon big, giant and ,tesco have cheaper water than convenience stores, mamak is ok you don't need too much food there if you ordered just right will be around 20++. That place is not too expensive quite reasonable for 3 chicken and etc etc.
You can try webapp like iproperty or such to estimate value of areas and monthly rents.
Now is not durian season anymore. Durian is usually during hot season last few months.
In Malaysia if you want to get around easily a car is very important unless you are nearby around train station. Petrol is cheap here so should be ok.
“Then you order yourself laaaaa” 😆
Take away whole resturant... 😁.. Maya How about food business in Malaysia? I really wanna come for business purpose therefore I need a girl friend who could guide me about that and give me a company..
I've been to Tokyo and Osaka with friends for a total of 5-days stay. We only settled for food from the convenient stores like 7Eleven. Sometimes we cooked our meals at hotel/ lodge and made bentos before going out in the morning. Not a single visit to any restaurant. Sad~
Sameeee.but we didnt cook at all. Because we stay in capsule hotel throughout. All family mart and 7e bento ready food. The only time my group eat at a restaurant is on the verrrryyyy last day where we manage to save a lot of money from our original budget, we eat yakiniku at restaurant and it cost a loott. But super satisfied because of how we manage our spending. Its super expensive
90% of Chinese in KLCC can speak cantonese... so you can converse with them
Welcome to Malaysia iChang and Husband! If you ever drop by to Berjaya Times Square I'd love to buy you guys coffee! Enjoy your stay~
1.47-1.48 hahaha never ever says durian infront of your wife bro. Haha
4:44 "She's staring at my chicken" 😂😂
Told you not to worry about cost of food in Malaysia, its way cheaper than in HK. But maybe next time you should order with more care, let us not waste food! 😅👌
it's really enjoying to watch your video !!
- love from Malaysia ~