Malaysian Street Food Tour, SO DELICIOUS! (Americans Try Malaysian Food) - Kuala Lumpur

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  • We're on a mission to try some delicious Malaysian Street food today here in Kuala Lumpur!
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    🍽 Dishes from the video 🍽
    Nasi Goreng
    Curry Mee (Laksa)
    Chicken Satay
    Hokkien mee
    The market was the Jalan Alor Night Market
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  • @Theendlessadventure
    @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому +27

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    • @WispaGreentop
      @WispaGreentop 6 років тому

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    • @izzyippuni8392
      @izzyippuni8392 6 років тому +2

      The Endless Adventure its mamak fried rice with chicken not indonesian fried rice😂😂😂

  • @muhammad96able
    @muhammad96able 6 років тому +107

    Nasi Goreng or Fried Rice is a common food among Asian countries. It doesn't belong exclusively to Indonesian cuisine. Nasi = Rice, Goreng = Fried. It kinda same with Rissotto

    • @muhammad96able
      @muhammad96able 6 років тому +1

      lol. keep educate yourself. I hope you won't be a slave in future. You can't even spell Malay and China correctly. Get yourself together first

  • @Esperalzi-Esfaral
    @Esperalzi-Esfaral 6 років тому +75

    No, "Nasi Gorenng" does not mean INDONESIAN fried rice, nothing to do with Indonesia. It simply means "fried rice" in Malay, MALAYsia's national language..

  • @Davidsbeenhere
    @Davidsbeenhere 6 років тому +91

    I love Jalan Alor Night Market! Love the prices of SouthEast Asia.. and yea the bones kill me!

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому +4

      For real, that place was crazy and so delicious!

    • @calvick980
      @calvick980 6 років тому +3

      Local Malaysian usually don't go jalan alor for food.overpriced food & taste bad for us.anyway thanks for ur video.. :)

    • @aliimran5152
      @aliimran5152 5 років тому

      @@Theendlessadventure you mean the place is so delicious?

  • @aodat2
    @aodat2 6 років тому +27

    As a Malaysian, please for goodness sakes... Please DO NOT promote Jalan Alor... Reason why? Simple... because they have the WORST FOOD and the prices are just expensive. Ask any locals on where to get good food and they will tell you. Please ask any local person. I'm 100% sure we as Malaysians are more than happy to point you to some REAL Good Food.

    • @emomg4615
      @emomg4615 6 років тому

      aodat2 Yes I agree that. Smtm those foods smell good, but no flavour.

  • @FeiFay_CorgiPaws
    @FeiFay_CorgiPaws 6 років тому +38

    Must try char kuey teow (stir fried flat noodles) and roti canai (naan like pancake with curry) before leaving Malaysia. Try out Malay kuih muih (snacks/coconut based dessert variety) and Seremban siu pau (baked bbq bun). Also try ais kacang or cendol if you wanna try our cool desserts. One more thing-give teh tarik (“pull” tea) a try, which is milk tea. It’s pretty yummy

    • @farishanabila9527
      @farishanabila9527 6 років тому

      Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! What your problem dude??

  • @simplyj5853
    @simplyj5853 6 років тому +91

    Nasi goreng simply means fried(goreng) rice (nasi) nothing specifically to say it’s Indonesian or not. I’m not too sure if it’s officially Indonesia’s National Dish though.
    The difference between a laksa noodle and a curry noodle is the broth - the laksa broth should be more watered down, where the curry noodle broth should be much more robust. But at times, some sellers do not hv a very distinct difference.

    • @partiubikayu5698
      @partiubikayu5698 6 років тому +7

      So true

    • @simplyj5853
      @simplyj5853 6 років тому

      That was Chestnuts they were roasting together with coffee beans in the huge metal bins. Margarine and sugar were added to give the chestnuts it’s smoky and aromatic fragrance.

    • @shawnivor5686
      @shawnivor5686 6 років тому

      simply J THE POINT

    • @simplyj5853
      @simplyj5853 6 років тому +3

      Elana Flavio Ng WHAT POINT??????

    • @vtecpreludevtec
      @vtecpreludevtec 6 років тому

      simply J yeah,bahasa Malay n Indon v similar,its just fried rice in both

  • @lanahylana664
    @lanahylana664 6 років тому +29

    Do not get mixed up Mlaysia n Indonesia. It isalaysian fried rice there.. 😅😅😅😍😍😍

  • @BucketListTravellers
    @BucketListTravellers 3 роки тому +1

    We need to get back to Malaysia so we can eat all the delicious food! Our favourite foodie country by far 😀

  • @IngridAlcazarOficial
    @IngridAlcazarOficial 6 років тому

    Wow, that food looked so good! And very diverse, it wasn't tired to watch and the tour was great. Hugs guys and a big kiss to Nikita, who is really charismatic 😍

  • @Treehamallama
    @Treehamallama 5 років тому +1

    I really don't like when people eat animals but I watch your videos because you guys have a nice calming affect on me, thank you for that, I apprecaite the realness, these videos also help me when I sometimes can't eat, because it's so relaxed in your videos it helps mee

  • @siokhiong9497
    @siokhiong9497 5 років тому

    The video is full of fun! Thank you for sharing it.

  • @MultiTransitMan
    @MultiTransitMan 6 років тому +2

    Found this channel a few weeks ago. Love it. Just subscribed !!

  • @imonisiss
    @imonisiss 6 років тому +63

    That was a malaysian version of fried rice.

    • @vtecpreludevtec
      @vtecpreludevtec 6 років тому +3

      Iman A. Jalil yeah,Indian moslem doin it so maybe ud say nasi goreng mamak

    • @idawan09
      @idawan09 6 років тому

      Or maybe cooked by an indonesian😬

    • @azlateef3799
      @azlateef3799 6 років тому +11

      Nice Guy Indonesian mamak #doneclaim

    • @sofea898
      @sofea898 6 років тому +8

      Az Lateef HAHAHAHHA INDONESIAN MAMAK! They dont have any mamak😂😂😂. You make my stomach hurts

    • @rainforest8893
      @rainforest8893 6 років тому

      Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! Indonesian sells off their culture tho HAHAHAHAHA

  • @imbrad4449
    @imbrad4449 6 років тому +8

    actually in all Asia country have their own fried rice but they all difference and have their own taste and uniqueness , such as in Malaysia they have many types of fried rice like nasi goreng kampung , when you go to Indonesia you will found their own fried rice too , meanwhile in Bangkok you will have their pattaya fried rice and in China you will have their Chinese fried rice...so,fried rice is a very common food in Asia ..and I don't think fried rice are born from Indonesia and have been officially be their international food because all the variety of fried rice are all created by the different asian people itself. anyway great vid dude! hope u enjoy visit there ! 🔥💕 #sorry4badgrammar

  • @jonathanlee97
    @jonathanlee97 6 років тому

    Love how many people are coming to my country to try our food. Love my country! Enjoy

  • @hambaliramleeramlee3475
    @hambaliramleeramlee3475 6 років тому +72

    You know what, when you messed up using 'Indonesian' Nasi Goreng, In Country of Malaysia, you creating a war between two of these country... we always fight over to claim who own this culture, who own that food, who own those fashion, who own these language etc... That the truth is, Both of those Malay Race came from the same ancestors... well, it just political... So I would advise you to not to messed up using Indonesia and Malaysia... if you in Malaysia, just use Malay or Malaysia... while in Indonesia, use Indo, Malay or Java, or whatsoever they called themselves..sorry.. nice Video... Enjoy Malaysia.... 👌👌👌👌

    • @ruflig
      @ruflig 6 років тому +18

      Hambali Ramlee Ramlee we're not idiot like indonesia. All country have their own fried rice but indon are weird cuz like to claim everything from malaysia.

    • @imanazharr2884
      @imanazharr2884 6 років тому +8

      what do you mean we? it is just indonesia thing to claim everything...we just dont care..just take the nasi goreng...lol

    • @avocadogirl6652
      @avocadogirl6652 6 років тому +1

      Mie bandung tak baik la perangai cm ni org melayu banyak juga yng claim jgn jdi angkuh sgt ramai je yang berbaik je demi agama islam and bukan demi negara.....manusia dicipta dari tanah oleh Allah dan bukan negara ......sesama islam slalu nak gaduh.....

    • @vjhaincr1938
      @vjhaincr1938 6 років тому

      Its normal for Mat salleh to create this kind war. so that they can rob as silently

    • @naiemroslee5168
      @naiemroslee5168 6 років тому

      nope we don't always fight about it. most of us are okay with that. why would you fight over food's name. chill...rilex sikit

  • @vincentcway9410
    @vincentcway9410 5 років тому +1

    love you both, guys. thankyou for coming to malaysia

  • @hilmicooper840
    @hilmicooper840 6 років тому +1

    Thank you for visit Malaysia. Please come again :)

  • @kevn-4461
    @kevn-4461 6 років тому

    1st time here, nice video bro.. Simple & good editing as well, Subscribed :)
    Hope to see more food & travel videos from u guys..! ^^

  • @davidlinley9393
    @davidlinley9393 6 років тому

    Still enjoying watching your videos, you guys must be having the time of your lives, just wish I could had done something like this when I was younger.

  • @isekye
    @isekye 6 років тому

    Love that you enjoyed Malaysia! But more importantly, wow that edit at 5:13! I would love to know how to do that!

  • @KHobbies_cina
    @KHobbies_cina 6 років тому

    That part where it turns night is GENIUS!!!!

  • @davidolie8392
    @davidolie8392 6 років тому

    Your video inspired me to make a big batch of nasi goreng today, with chicken and shrimp. Looks like I'll be eating this for a few days, but I have no problem with that.

  • @alynette
    @alynette 6 років тому +1

    nice laugh track ;)
    i added my own when all the honking was going on haha

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому +1

      It's great to reinforce just how bad our jokes really are 😂

  • @DerekNaylor
    @DerekNaylor 6 років тому

    awesome video guys :)) ...mega hungry now ....i want some curried noodles they looked so good :))

  • @shah1783
    @shah1783 6 років тому

    I hope you guys enjoyed the food in Kuala Lumpur. I hope to see more of your videos soon.

  • @kenyaesmith
    @kenyaesmith 6 років тому

    Love your channel!!!

  • @adriantan3211
    @adriantan3211 4 роки тому

    Love ur vids guys..... Welcome to Msia!

  • @belle2046
    @belle2046 6 років тому +1

    u went to the right place for the Chinese Dinner 😍 I love the food there too.
    That black color noodle is call "Hokkian Mee", also mean "Hokkian style Noodle"
    Hokkian 福建 = a place in Chinese also where one of the major Malaysian Chinese origin from. others like GuangDong, Hakka, Hainan...etc. Each have slightly different living style, eating habit, business major and so on. It is very intetesting after u get to know more.
    Hainanese can made very good "Hainese Chicken Rice" and local Coffee called "Hainanese Kopi”, "Hainanese Chicken Chop" and so on. That is because Hainanese usually serve British as home maid during colony.
    Hokkian like "Dark Soya Sauce" so those food in black color are usually Hokkian Style. Like Bak Kut Teh (Pork Rid Soup) if black color is Hokkian style, if light color then should be Hakka Style. Johor, Penang, Klang, are mostly Hokkian.
    Ipoh, local KL Chinese are mostly Guang Dong.
    if you observe the Chinese in different area actually have slight different eating habit,personality and living style.

  • @user-gf8nr2qj1k
    @user-gf8nr2qj1k 5 років тому

    Yup most Malaysia food is pretty yummy thanks guys

  • @IcedCupcakes
    @IcedCupcakes 6 років тому +25

    That’s nasi goreng mamak (indian-muslim) tho with the lime and chili sauce and all :) not indonesian.

    • @rainforest8893
      @rainforest8893 6 років тому

      Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! talk about slavery, most of your people are being slaves and also look at your corruptions country, stupid Indonesian. 😂 must be sad, looking at Malaysia being above you must've made you jealous much. 😂😂😂

  • @ayadalzahron
    @ayadalzahron 6 років тому

    Another great video

  • @jarvisjr635
    @jarvisjr635 6 років тому +1

    Love his reaction when he eat the satay

  • @belle2046
    @belle2046 6 років тому

    anyway...
    💜 WELCOME TO MALAYSIA 💜
    thanks for vlog our lovely land 😍

  • @saltofpetra-4502
    @saltofpetra-4502 6 років тому +1

    Wow, such delicious food!

  • @Fim.mindset
    @Fim.mindset 6 років тому

    Hope you guys will comeback again to Malaysia! 😊

  • @newbeeee.9969
    @newbeeee.9969 6 років тому

    Sabah & Sarawak food next. I’m quite sure that u guys gonna love it 👍🏼

  • @afgurl85
    @afgurl85 6 років тому

    Hi! I just started watching your videos so I'm sure you've mentioned it before but is Nikita a friend of y'alls? He's everywhere lol Love your videos :)

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому +1

      Yep, he's our good friend from high school who's been traveling with us for a few months :)

  • @xxsnowscoutxx6345
    @xxsnowscoutxx6345 6 років тому

    Malaysia is full of amazing food, like anywhere you look you are bound to see amazing food (Btw the fish product that you mention its called fish cake)

  • @user-qb7uc8wd6l
    @user-qb7uc8wd6l 4 роки тому

    Terimah kasih datang di MALAYSIA

  • @deanrobertson5373
    @deanrobertson5373 6 років тому +1

    it all looks delicious !

  • @wshern_2322
    @wshern_2322 6 років тому

    Watching this video makes me feel really hungry 😅😂 yum

  • @watchit8064
    @watchit8064 6 років тому +2

    When are you guys in London or have you already been and are just waiting to upload the vlog? Also love the videos keep up the good work!

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому

      Thanks a lot! We've already been actually... Vlogs are a bit behind at the moment 😔

  • @mithaweed
    @mithaweed 6 років тому +3

    love the day into night shot...clever....and again you guys are brave FOOD adventurers...Nikita feel better please...aren't there some medicines available for you???

  • @buttet
    @buttet 6 років тому

    Gulai rebung always winning dished during wedding at perlis..i miss it very much..

  • @mobilelegendsbenben4207
    @mobilelegendsbenben4207 6 років тому +1

    Hi there. I kinda like how you enjoy Malaysian food.
    Can you please make a visit of another country, Sabah to be exact. And enjoy some seafood and so much more.

  • @norreanelucypadmencie5113
    @norreanelucypadmencie5113 6 років тому +2

    OMG I'm so excited.. can I meet you guys

  • @dodol.pandan
    @dodol.pandan 6 років тому

    The feeling of tasting delicious food is a bless 🤤

  • @hunterrayz5407
    @hunterrayz5407 6 років тому

    Glad you like it here!!

  • @edwinyeong1867
    @edwinyeong1867 6 років тому

    I think is great u all feel malaysian foods...i can bring u jln 2....( walk around)

  • @markwilliams110
    @markwilliams110 6 років тому

    Always hungry after these videos even though I’ve just had lunch. Really great video guys, as usual. 👌

  • @rhyzhenthioz
    @rhyzhenthioz 6 років тому

    Whatever the sauce its taken to the next level. Amazing quote.

  • @firhatarzan6928
    @firhatarzan6928 6 років тому

    Welcome to Malaysia guys....from the southern state of the Malaysian peninsular...

  • @stankormy5717
    @stankormy5717 6 років тому +44

    KL got lots of different flavors going on!

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому

      Sure does!

    • @anabanana746
      @anabanana746 6 років тому +1

      KL and Penang are the heaven of food, man .... I'm from malaysia and currently im living in UK and im craving the food at home

    • @user-nh4oc5wg6p
      @user-nh4oc5wg6p 6 років тому

      ainu b2uty totally agree the food haven

    • @anabanana746
      @anabanana746 6 років тому +1

      Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! Go get a life man lol haters gonna hate

    • @user-nh4oc5wg6p
      @user-nh4oc5wg6p 6 років тому

      haha lucky me i live in penang

  • @salhaabdulaziz7892
    @salhaabdulaziz7892 6 років тому +3

    Lucky that we Malaysian are not as sensitive as the Indonesian who like to claim a lot of things theirs and make a lot of noise about it. We prefer to correct mistakes rather make issues out of this. Nasi goreng is Malay word for fried rice in English. What you ate was nasi goreng mamak style.
    When Malaysia promotes Malaysian food abroad normally it will be like nasi lemak, mee bandung, satay, laksa, lemang, lontong, rojak, soto, roti canai, roti jala. These food you can find them everywhere in Malaysia. We dont promote other countries food.

  • @trecaa
    @trecaa 6 років тому

    I've been watching a lot of your videos and I have a question. Do you make your own music? I tend to use samples and then mix them together in a programme. Just wondering :)

  • @marcuschoy803
    @marcuschoy803 6 років тому

    Hokkien Noodles only available in KL and klang valley....origins from hokkiens from KL.. yellow noodles has alkalie flour and eggs. The incredient inside normally is Fish paste slices, Local Choysum and cabage. Sometimes it has Pork liver slices and some other pork innards maybe piggy's falopian tube. But it's all good and tasty. Main incredient secret recipe is that must fried with lots of Lard. Previously the best rated hokkien noodle was Kim Lian Kee at China Town(Petaling street) nearby Hong Leong bank.

  • @KarinasWorld
    @KarinasWorld 6 років тому +44

    So sad that I missed out on all the delicious food 😋

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому +3

      We'll box some up and ship it to you 😁 actually, you probably have pretty badass access to all the southeast Asian cuisine in LA, lucky! 🍜

    • @KarinasWorld
      @KarinasWorld 6 років тому

      The Endless Adventure that’s true! 💁🏻‍♀️ and the best part is I actually know what I’m getting when I order 😂😜

    • @32beckam
      @32beckam 6 років тому

      Karina's World hahahahaha hahahaha. Bad luck Karina....

    • @zaraarisa512
      @zaraarisa512 6 років тому +1

      the so delicious one is sate (satay). please go to our 'sate city' - kajang. how to get there? take ride the MRT line to city KAJANG at your right destination is station STADIUM KAJANG. Believe or not, Malaysia has many delicious foods in the world. 'Rendang' (Negeri Sembilan) is among top 1st delicious food in the wold!

    • @TAITAITAI777
      @TAITAITAI777 6 років тому

      Karina boooo

  • @Alyssa-ci6bg
    @Alyssa-ci6bg 6 років тому +1

    does Nikita have the same job as you two?? glad he's still adventuring with the Bieller's

  • @belle2046
    @belle2046 6 років тому +1

    Ya, in fact fried rice was in China, Korea, Indonesia and many more country with different style. "Nasi Goreng" is just how fried rice translate into Malay language which sounds the same as Indonesia.
    in fact Indonesia style are different from our Malaysia Malay style fried rice. 😊
    I love our Malay and Mamak style Nasi Goreng as well as Indonesia style i tried in Jakarta. They are all good and unique 😊 next time try Nasi Goreng Kampung 👍👍😊

  • @mohdzaki1089
    @mohdzaki1089 2 роки тому

    Oyster mussel looking guy.....it's called Asam gelugor or Asam keping...it is actually a fruit ,thinly sliced...to make sourly taste...

  • @Your.Uncle.AngMoh
    @Your.Uncle.AngMoh 6 років тому

    1:35 That's wok hei or the breath of the wok
    2:20 You should be drinking kopi Ipoh, or Malaysian style coffee. Go into a food court and order either a kopi susu or the larger kopi susu gelas.
    7:12 Those prunes come in dozens of different varieties from sweet with a little salt to almost totally salt. There's also licorice powder in the mix.

  • @WonderWorld1
    @WonderWorld1 6 років тому

    v nice video and superb channel dear

  • @abuatiq4679
    @abuatiq4679 6 років тому

    im on malaysian. i have taste those food too.their very delicious

  • @TravelogTime
    @TravelogTime 6 років тому

    I like mostly Jalan Alor Food, Especially Sea Food ❤️

  • @irishque
    @irishque 6 років тому +34

    what you had was malaysian fried rice, not indonesian obviously

    • @gaplekchannel6503
      @gaplekchannel6503 6 років тому +1

      irishque halim Nasi goreng cames from indonesia.

    • @gaplekchannel6503
      @gaplekchannel6503 6 років тому +1

      irishque halim you're an idiot. The whole world also know that the fried rice came from indonesia.

    • @irishque
      @irishque 6 років тому +9

      only in idiot stinky world you're living in called indon

    • @gaplekchannel6503
      @gaplekchannel6503 6 років тому +1

      irishque halim hey why do you say that? Oh people malaysia all mad.

    • @utixgranules2702
      @utixgranules2702 6 років тому +7

      Nor Kholis nasi goreng is actually from south china...

  • @WinsVideos
    @WinsVideos 6 років тому +1

    The coal that guy was roasting were chestnut! I believe. :)

  • @prankmaster4158
    @prankmaster4158 6 років тому +25

    indonesian fried rice?lol..how about egypt fried rice

    • @rainforest8893
      @rainforest8893 6 років тому +1

      Suarez Barcelona TRUE 😂😂😂😂

    • @MyHappyCats
      @MyHappyCats 5 років тому

      @@rivermaya2219 😂

  • @Esperalzi-Esfaral
    @Esperalzi-Esfaral 6 років тому +7

    Stop calling Nasi Goreng "Indonesian Fried Rice", goddammit! Nasi Goreng is MALAY for "FRIED RICE". Malay is the national language of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Indonesia DOES NOT exclusively own Nasi Goreng, the dish is also part of national culture of Malaysia, Southern Thailand (where there are 2 million Malays), Singapore (once a part of Malaysia and 15% of its people are Malays), Brunei (70% Malays) and Southern Philippines. Stop associating Nasi Goreng exclusively with that country called Indonesia for heaven's sake! It's offensive to us Malaysians, Singaporeans, southern Thais, southern Filipinos and Bruneians!

    • @wasimsedharis7296
      @wasimsedharis7296 6 років тому +1

      Esperalzi Esperal ikr.. indon will attack u soon 😂

    • @Esperalzi-Esfaral
      @Esperalzi-Esfaral 6 років тому

      Wasims ed haris: Yeah, in their fat dreams!

  • @smookeycrew9680
    @smookeycrew9680 6 років тому

    Wassup guys...tq guys visit in mlysia...tq guys try mlysian food...amazing food in asia....ilove u guys..ilove u.s.a n mlysia...

  • @the_bunnyknight4056
    @the_bunnyknight4056 3 роки тому

    Aaaah the sound of KL traffic.

  • @wteleshop1237
    @wteleshop1237 6 років тому

    Nasi goreng,ayam masak lemak, sate ayam, sate danging. Guys you can try.

  • @shymxle5250
    @shymxle5250 6 років тому

    U must try Malaysian food at Kuching Uptown at Sarawak ..Many delicious food at there .

  • @mrchuckle36
    @mrchuckle36 6 років тому +39

    As a malaysian, my suggestion is dont eat nasi goreng at mamak. They taste worst.

  • @HanLiangWoo
    @HanLiangWoo 6 років тому

    The oyster or mussel kind of thing is "cockle".

  • @saifulal-ariff4060
    @saifulal-ariff4060 6 років тому

    when term "Indonesian fried rice" came out ohh now i realise you were in foreign restaurant. you know the best place to visit malaysia is in the east coast part of peninsular..

  • @yapgimkwee8842
    @yapgimkwee8842 6 років тому

    been to kl only once. I had only been to the Berjaya times square area and mid Valley

  • @freezegaming6580
    @freezegaming6580 6 років тому

    Thanks support Malaysia food😋😋😊😊😉😉

  • @franstains3373
    @franstains3373 6 років тому

    Awwww Karina's gone ! Like your food tour ! 😎

  • @choontat3910
    @choontat3910 6 років тому

    The chestnut is not roaster with coal.. it is roasted with coffee beans.. and the one in fu kean mee is not tofu is fish cakes

  • @jake0.
    @jake0. 6 років тому +2

    Halloween? You guys need to catch up!

  • @lazytogenshin9
    @lazytogenshin9 6 років тому

    Wow great when you will come here again?

  • @idrisabdullah4411
    @idrisabdullah4411 6 років тому +3

    have you guys ever try our malay traditional cuisine called masak lemak cili api serve with smoked beef?have a taste on them at our food truck nearby kwsp wangsa melawati. it a wonderful experience if you dare to try on our food challenge, instead of using the thai chili, we are using the habanero as our secret ingredient. visit us (lokal neighborfood) and spread the words to others.

  • @ashrafvanderslott
    @ashrafvanderslott 6 років тому

    You got a new subscriber!

  • @PS-Straya_M8
    @PS-Straya_M8 6 років тому

    Haha, agree with the peppermint tea comment :)

  • @norreanelucypadmencie5113
    @norreanelucypadmencie5113 6 років тому +2

    Hey guys.. I love your video.. go checkout Murni discovery.. it's the best place for mix food.. they have malay food chinese food indian food mix with western.. or maybe I prefer Tony Roma's.. it's the best steak house in KL

  • @nonames8335
    @nonames8335 6 років тому

    I recommend you try "char kuey teow goreng" you should try it.

  • @dzulkafleysamad4980
    @dzulkafleysamad4980 6 років тому

    Gotta admire these young yanks able to put up with hot spicy food in a hot humid tropical climes:)

  • @bennonnkul3087
    @bennonnkul3087 6 років тому

    Laksa Sarawak! 😋 Come visit to Sarawak. 🎉

  • @sweetiesweet2030
    @sweetiesweet2030 6 років тому +2

    We had variety of nasi goreng actually.
    Nasi goreng kampung
    Nasi goreng cili api
    Nasi goreng ayam
    Nasi goreng cina
    Nasi goreng mamak
    Nasi goreng pattaya
    Too many to be list 🤗

    • @ourchaoticlife23
      @ourchaoticlife23 6 років тому

      Sweetie Sweet you forgot nasi goreng USA (USA fried rice) 😀

  • @anabikhoir7897
    @anabikhoir7897 6 років тому

    Have a good day here :)

  • @jacobhicalcium
    @jacobhicalcium 6 років тому +119

    I guess quite a lot of Malaysians flipped when you said "Indonesian fried rice" :P. Calm down everyone!

    • @chloetzpiano6548
      @chloetzpiano6548 6 років тому +75

      Foogie Sim VLOGs malaysian dont care about that stuff, fried rice is a common food in the entire asia. Indonesian cant claim it lol.

    • @scarletheart8671
      @scarletheart8671 6 років тому +8

      Iqbal mohamad agree haha

    • @sofea898
      @sofea898 6 років тому +8

      lol we dont give a f about it😂😂😂😂

    • @hunterrayz5407
      @hunterrayz5407 6 років тому +1

      I honestly understand why he said that

    • @muhaiminahmad4527
      @muhaiminahmad4527 6 років тому +21

      But someone will give a f if u say that's a malaysian nasi goreng 😂

  • @grace2000ification
    @grace2000ification 6 років тому +14

    Btw,I went to KL for just 6 days. I gained 3kg.

    • @Theendlessadventure
      @Theendlessadventure  6 років тому

      Haha, had we not been walking (and sweating) so much, we would have probably gained just as much! We ate everything in Asia and loved it :)

    • @junrongtan2477
      @junrongtan2477 6 років тому

      Musnahkan ɐᴉsʎɐlɐW AMEN!!! God

    • @muhdpeep
      @muhdpeep 6 років тому

      Jun rong Tan what

    • @kokokrunch4086
      @kokokrunch4086 5 років тому

      @@junrongtan2477 what we do.just cause you hate someone and you pray for destruction.

  • @khairussyakirin9005
    @khairussyakirin9005 6 років тому +2

    You should try Nasi Goreng USA.

  • @yespls800
    @yespls800 6 років тому

    That thing in the hokkien mee is called fish cake

  • @ayep626
    @ayep626 6 років тому +1

    I'm sorry Its not Indonesian fried rice ,
    Its "Mamak Fried Rice"
    There's variety of type fried rice in Malaysia

  • @reilea9977
    @reilea9977 5 років тому

    How long were you in Malaysia and did you ever get sick? Also, what shots did you take so you wouldn't get disease or sickness? I was thinking about going with a friend. Thanks!💙

  • @yapgimkwee8842
    @yapgimkwee8842 6 років тому

    you guys should eat n penang next time. penang in my opinion. has the best Malaysian food in all the Malaysian states

  • @elhafiz1677
    @elhafiz1677 6 років тому +39

    Nasi goreng is just fried rice theres no indobesian whatsoever

    • @vtecpreludevtec
      @vtecpreludevtec 6 років тому

      El Hafiz ya,mat salleh saya agree lah

    • @scarletheart8671
      @scarletheart8671 6 років тому +13

      El Hafiz exactly, bcoz indon always claiming something from Malaysia/singapore/brunei/thai. Hahaha indonnnn

    • @gaplekchannel6503
      @gaplekchannel6503 6 років тому

      Scarlet Heart Hallo.. malaysia that like to claim food and culture indonesia.

    • @wansyahmi3401
      @wansyahmi3401 6 років тому +2

      Nor Kholis shut up farking indon

    • @blacksheep1069
      @blacksheep1069 6 років тому +4

      Nasi goreng came from china original one