@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDadwo country&asian and ni world.2 emperors. The agong-emperors. Of inmalay. Yang seri maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni. And. The King 9/rulers ke kings/royals to 1 next to new the emperors. Pahang/state/negeri. Now new emperor. From malaysia. Terbaik vs saikou of the japanni.
agreed! practice makes perfect..believe you'll sooner or later master the Malaysian language. btw.. try next time this nasi kerabu with daging bakar... and dont forget to mix it evenly first. its more flavourful.. 😁
Nasi kerabu is supposed to be eaten mixed with everything but you don't mix with the sauce if its spicy for you. So you did the right thing by asking the staff. Its nice to see that you are more confident in mixing with the locals. And what do you get? The boss belanja you 2 drinks, wow! All you need to do is learn more Bahasa Melayu. You can learn from youtube or use translation apps.
Kerabu roughly translated to "mixed salad" so it should be mixed all to get the real authentic texture of Nasi Kerabu. The blue colour comes from the Bunga Telang (Asian pigeonwings flower) essence, added to rice during cooking process. Also, a lot of Malay words, you cannot omit the vowel at the end like Japanese words ie: Kerabu to Kerab, because it will mean something else.
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad Samurai-san, 1 tip I can give you if you want to quickly learn Bahasa is to watch Malay Movie particularly old movie like P. Ramlee's movies. They speak proper Malay words (compared to more mixed and urbanized current movies).
I love Warung Ambo so much! As a resident of Shah Alam, this is the place to get my Nasi Kerabu cravings fixed! Those sellers are actual Kelantanese so it is guaranteed to get a genuine taste of Nasi Kerabu as how it should taste like in Kelantan. I would always get their Teh Madu every time as well. So glad you get to taste Nasi Kerabu from this specific restaurant. Hope you had a good time there.
Wow!! It would be great to have that restaurant nearby. The Nasi Kerabu was so sedap. I'd love to try other dishes as well and take my family there. Thank you for your comment😊
This Warung looks authentically Malaysian with the lady boss Cashier speaking English. Her free 2 drinks were definitely to thank-you for giving free advertisement & publicity for her Warung's business. And, you can eat the food you paid for in whatever way you like. If the rice is coloured very bright blue, DO NOT buy. It indicates lots of artificial colourings used in food preparations. The blue in this shop's Nasi Kerabu is OK. Natural Blue colour from the juice of the Blue pea flower is dull looking after cooking. This eatery is obviously way better than the previous one you visited, in terms of food, ambiance & customer service.
@@crashcox You are spot on with your comment. Some basic English spoken & understood by staff is definitely needed if lady boss wants business from non-Malay speaking clientele.
My favourite combination when eating nasi Kerabu is = the basic set (extra vege, extra sambal) + Ayam bakar (charcoal grilled chicken) + bawang putih jeruk (pickled garlic) + solok lada (stuffed chilli pepper) + Telur masin (salted egg) 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 yummy! You should try it next time. P/s: maybe first thing first introduce yourself as orang Jepun so that they know your malay is not as fluent, and will help you with your order, give suggestions etc.. because by appearance you look like a Chinese + Malay Malaysian so that's why they thought you know what is served there 😁
Dude.. Your standard order is the same with mine😂 it's so good. Sometimes I opt for the 'daging bakar' (grilled beef slices). It's a bit of a hit/miss because in some shops they tend to overcook the beef so it gets a little too chewy but if done right.. Chef's kiss😘👌
Glad you have tried Nasi Kerabu. It's Kelantan dishes. I must say, this nasi kerabu really so good. One of the Best that I know. Yeah! Keep discover Malaysian cuisines because there is more out there. Cheers Samurai. Terbaik.
Man I wish I have free time so I can go anywhere with you visiting food store while translating english to Malay for you.. Glad you enjoying your stay in Malaysia
Yes Samurai man! Nasi kerabu is always eaten nicely mixed and gently blended with the blue rice. Prefer the spicy sauce aside ie separated then as you eat blending the spicy sauce with spoonful by spoonful of blue rice, veggie, bits of chicken, bits of salted eggs. Prefer ayam bakar ie fire grilled chicken. Heavenly🤤🤪
Well Done! 👍 Your Malay is getting better. Most Malaysian are kinder and generous when they know u are a foreigner and able to cakap Melayu sikit sikit 😅. Don’t be shy to let them know that 😊
So glad that you finally got to try nasi kerabu. This place is much better than the last time. I'm smiling throughout the whole video 😅 well done & keep on learning 👍🏻👏🏻
Yay!!! You pronounced nasi kerabu very well ❤ and telur too.. 😁 but you know, you can always ask for 'tapaw' if you can't finish some food or drinks. No worries ☺️ hope you enjoy every moment while in Malaysia.
Selamat datang ! love to see you enjoyed Malaysian foods . you even know how to mix everything, thumbs up 👍🏻 . My first impression after seeing your face reminds me of the japanese actor Nobuaki Kaneko/Narumi Taiga in Crows Zero
Samurai dad, Ive been binge watching your content for the past week. As a person who enjoys watching an outsider's perspective of my country, I personally think you've done it best especially from the point of view of a father. I love how enthusiastic/positive you are and your video editing even when theres a clear language barrier. You've truly given me a fresh look on things especially on videos where you present meaningful insights on certain things. Thank you Samurai Dad I wish you for good health and maybe one day we can go out for lunch together! (my girlfriend speaks a little japanese so maybe we can show you around haha)
Wow. Thank you so much for your touching words... With indescribable happiness, tears well up🥹 You've given me such a positive energy. Malaysia is filled with both easily expressed and harder-to-express charms. I will try my best to capture and convey them as much as possible through my videos. It'd be wonderful to go out for lunch together someday! I wish you and your girlfriend peaceful days ahead. Thank you again ya.
Nice video samurai san, and I think the best way for you if you're looking to dine-in at any restaurant, to first tell them that "Saya orang jepun" Then you'll receive the best hospitality, as Malaysians really welcoming those who interested in our culture, this is my opinion only, sorry 🙏🏼
At the counter, the lady asked, “Itu sahaja?” meaning , “is that all?” You can answer, “itu sahaja” which means 以上です。 The drinks must have been too sweet for you. Just ask to take home 😂 Easy way is to say “nak tapau boleh?” (While showing your food) it simply means 残りを持ち帰ることはできますか？
Wow you finally tried nasi kerabu haha!!! And yes you've discovered how to eat it = mix it with whatever condiment that you like! damn i'm very hungry even after eating hahah! one of my favorite ways to eat it is to use the keropok (after breaking it into small pieces) as a spoon lol Kelantan food got so many choices = laksa, laksam, ayam percik (sweet) to name a few hahah. keep exploring!
I like the atmosphere and the people better at this restaurant than from the last video. I see you really like eating nasi kerabu now (although I'm not a fan of nasi kerabu 😅)
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad It's just not to my liking for some reason lol I liked their other signature dishes although like Nasi kukus ayam berempah (steamed rice with spiced fried chicken) or with their "gulai" gravy with has this milky mild curry-like taste with a hint of sweetness to it.
Hi Hi Samurai san, when ordering drink, most places will accept, if you order your drink with less sugar (ku-rang ma-nis in Bahasa). M'sia sugar level is a few times higher that of Japan or other non SEA countries.
Hi, I'm just wanna give you an opinion about how to eat Nasi Kerabu😊 when you eat Nasi Kerabu , you need to mix them all together in one touch with chicken,fish,vegetables and all the things in your plate.If you don't like spicy then put the chilly/sambal at the side of your rice.Then you will know how the delicious of Nasi Kerabu 😊
yes if you want to have less sweet drink/food just say "kurang manis" or "kurang gula" both mean the same . If don't want sugar say " tak nak gula" . if you don't want spicy just say " tak pedas" or less spicy " kurang pedas" kurang / sedikit = less tak = no tak nak / tak mahu = don't want manis = sweet gula = sugar pedas = spicy don't be shy to say what you want or don't want , it's fine. don't force yourself and enjoy 😊
one thing Malay drinks that most foreigners (maybe some Malaysians as well ) cannot tolerate is the sweetness, even with kurang manis is still VERY manis , haha
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad Daging Kerutuk is one of the popular Kelantan dish...even most of the people from other states didnt know about it...yeah give it a try...i think this Warung Ambo have this dish on their menu...
Looks appetizing, yes you did well by asking how the food should be taken. Nasi kerabu should be eaten by mixing all the ingredient together. Perhaps next time you should try to eat nasi kerabu with daging bakar (grilled meat) or ayam percik (grilled chicken with special sauce made with coconut milk)
For a change, maybe you could try the authentic taste of the food by going to where it came. For example, nasi kerabu in kelantan, mee rebus in jobor, patin tempoyak in temerloh pahang. It's vastly different. 😊
Wow It'll be great to experience the authentic taste of different states...!! I'd love to visit the places in the future. Thank you for your suggestion😊
WOW im impressed you can withstand the spicy Sambal Belacan.. I'm a Malaysian but sometime even I cant stand the level of spice.. good job btw brother~ anyway, malay language is simple.. just listen and try to understand.. hand gesture is important to help them.. although, id say its gonna be hard since Malay itself have different slang and dialect.. still.. im impressed~
You're doing really well when trying to converse in Bahasa Malaysia. Not many people can do that. Plus you look more like the locals now. Probably because you eat too much of our food. Lol. By the way, i can feel your pain of trying to finish two drinks (sweet one!) after having a full plate of rice. Haha
Don't be afraid to mix your food around, Samurai~san👌🏻 That’s because Malaysian cuisine is a melting pot of rich cultural colors thanks to our country's multiracial heritage ❤🫰🏻
If you drink at the cupp,dont use straw..... Direct to the cup...because,the ais to be naturalise the sweetnes at the tea..sweet at down,and no taste water ais at upers mug...that why the drink is so sweet...must mix your drink and sweet is lost ..
I don't really know why most Japanese will impress or suprise to the blue color , especially in food. But maybe it is because of it is related to gloom or sadness
😁 me be like : YESSSS! That is how you eat in south east Asia ! mixed it !!! You may choose to mixed it in your mouth 1spoon of rice 1spoon of side dish (lauk) and a bit of "sambal" i.e. gravy then you chew it up!! umami !! Umaiiiiiiiiii 😂
Keep communicating in Malay. Your Malay pronunciations are getting very good.
Thank you for your warm support. I'll do my best👍
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDadwo country&asian and ni world.2 emperors. The agong-emperors. Of inmalay. Yang seri maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni. And. The King 9/rulers ke kings/royals to 1 next to new the emperors. Pahang/state/negeri. Now new emperor. From malaysia. Terbaik vs saikou of the japanni.
agreed! practice makes perfect..believe you'll sooner or later master the Malaysian language. btw.. try next time this nasi kerabu with daging bakar... and dont forget to mix it evenly first. its more flavourful.. 😁
Nasi kerabu is supposed to be eaten mixed with everything but you don't mix with the sauce if its spicy for you. So you did the right thing by asking the staff.
Its nice to see that you are more confident in mixing with the locals. And what do you get? The boss belanja you 2 drinks, wow! All you need to do is learn more Bahasa Melayu. You can learn from youtube or use translation apps.
Yes, she was very generous. Thank you for your kind comment😊 I'll do my best to keep learning Bahasa Melayu.
Kerabu roughly translated to "mixed salad" so it should be mixed all to get the real authentic texture of Nasi Kerabu.
The blue colour comes from the Bunga Telang (Asian pigeonwings flower) essence, added to rice during cooking process.
Also, a lot of Malay words, you cannot omit the vowel at the end like Japanese words ie: Kerabu to Kerab, because it will mean something else.
Thank you for teaching me kindly. I really appreciate it😊 I'll also be mindful of my pronunciation next time.
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad Samurai-san, 1 tip I can give you if you want to quickly learn Bahasa is to watch Malay Movie particularly old movie like P. Ramlee's movies. They speak proper Malay words (compared to more mixed and urbanized current movies).
I'm fairly japanese don't omit words. It's just that their alphabet is different are formed mainly of syllables rather than actual letters.
Wow the owner "belanja" teh madu & teh hijau to you? She is so generous 😁
That's right! I was surprised by her generosity😊 I'm very grateful.
2 gelas terus dia belanja😂😂😂
of course. after she learnt he's a japanese youtuber. if i boss, i also do same.
I love Warung Ambo so much! As a resident of Shah Alam, this is the place to get my Nasi Kerabu cravings fixed! Those sellers are actual Kelantanese so it is guaranteed to get a genuine taste of Nasi Kerabu as how it should taste like in Kelantan. I would always get their Teh Madu every time as well. So glad you get to taste Nasi Kerabu from this specific restaurant. Hope you had a good time there.
Wow!! It would be great to have that restaurant nearby. The Nasi Kerabu was so sedap. I'd love to try other dishes as well and take my family there. Thank you for your comment😊
This Warung looks authentically Malaysian with the lady boss Cashier speaking English.
Her free 2 drinks were definitely to thank-you for giving free advertisement & publicity for her Warung's business. And, you can eat the food you paid for in whatever way you like.
If the rice is coloured very bright blue, DO NOT buy. It indicates lots of artificial colourings used in food preparations. The blue in this shop's Nasi Kerabu is OK. Natural Blue colour from the juice of the Blue pea flower is dull looking after cooking.
This eatery is obviously way better than the previous one you visited, in terms of food, ambiance & customer service.
Oh I see. Thank you for sharing your helpful tips😊
But she should train her staff to speak basic English and not expect everyone understand Malay 😅.
@@crashcox You are spot on with your comment. Some basic English spoken & understood by staff is definitely needed if lady boss wants business from non-Malay speaking clientele.
My favourite combination when eating nasi Kerabu is = the basic set (extra vege, extra sambal) + Ayam bakar (charcoal grilled chicken) + bawang putih jeruk (pickled garlic) + solok lada (stuffed chilli pepper) + Telur masin (salted egg) 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 yummy! You should try it next time.
P/s: maybe first thing first introduce yourself as orang Jepun so that they know your malay is not as fluent, and will help you with your order, give suggestions etc.. because by appearance you look like a Chinese + Malay Malaysian so that's why they thought you know what is served there 😁
Thank you for sharing your favorite combination. Sounds Yummy🥰 Thank you also for the feedback. I'll try to say "Saya orang Jepun" next time👍
Dude.. Your standard order is the same with mine😂 it's so good.
Sometimes I opt for the 'daging bakar' (grilled beef slices). It's a bit of a hit/miss because in some shops they tend to overcook the beef so it gets a little too chewy but if done right.. Chef's kiss😘👌
True.. his face look like malay a bit😂 handsome Malay man
Glad you have tried Nasi Kerabu. It's Kelantan dishes. I must say, this nasi kerabu really so good. One of the Best that I know. Yeah! Keep discover Malaysian cuisines because there is more out there. Cheers Samurai. Terbaik.
Thank you for your support😊 So happy to hear that. I'll continue to explore beautiful Malaysia.
Kalau sudah kenyang tidak perlu dihabiskan. Boleh dibungkus minuman yang tidak habis untuk dibawa pulang.
Noted. Terima kasih😊
Malaysian food most important rules, you mix everything on the plate. Have a little bit of everything in your bite.
Got it👍 Thank you.
Wow!! You can finished geen tea and honey tea at the same time.. three glasses of drinks.. 👍
Yup! Everything was so delicious. I became full, though🤣
Man I wish I have free time so I can go anywhere with you visiting food store while translating english to Malay for you.. Glad you enjoying your stay in Malaysia
Thank you for your kind words. I always enjoy my time in Malaysia🥰
Yes Samurai man! Nasi kerabu is always eaten nicely mixed and gently blended with the blue rice. Prefer the spicy sauce aside ie separated then as you eat blending the spicy sauce with spoonful by spoonful of blue rice, veggie, bits of chicken, bits of salted eggs. Prefer ayam bakar ie fire grilled chicken. Heavenly🤤🤪
Sounds great! Thank you for your suggestion on how to eat it. It really helps me visualize it🥰
Well Done! 👍
Your Malay is getting better.
Most Malaysian are kinder and generous when they know u are a foreigner and able to cakap Melayu sikit sikit 😅. Don’t be shy to let them know that 😊
Thank you for cheering me up😊 I'm happy to hear that.
Hi mr samurai san..nasi kerabu sedap when u mix all of it..please enjoy malaysia ney arigato
Got it👍 Thank you!!
So glad that you finally got to try nasi kerabu. This place is much better than the last time. I'm smiling throughout the whole video 😅 well done & keep on learning 👍🏻👏🏻
"I'm smiling throughout the whole video" - Hearing these words makes me truly happy🥰 Thank you for your warm support.
Thanks for promoting shops and restaurants in Malaysia. Might try later.
I hope more Malaysians support your YT channel, literally good and slice of life contents 🎉
Thank you for your words. It is really encouraging😊
6.15...mix it well👍👍👍...all the tastes blended together😋😋😋...that's how to enjoy nasi kerabu👏👏👏
Yay👍 Thank you!!
Keep up the good work adik samurai!!!
Thank you for your warm support!! I'll keep it up👍
Yay!!! You pronounced nasi kerabu very well ❤ and telur too.. 😁 but you know, you can always ask for 'tapaw' if you can't finish some food or drinks. No worries ☺️ hope you enjoy every moment while in Malaysia.
Thank you for your kind words😊 It is very encouraging... I will keep enjoying my time in Malaysia👍
Selamat datang ! love to see you enjoyed Malaysian foods . you even know how to mix everything, thumbs up 👍🏻 . My first impression after seeing your face reminds me of the japanese actor Nobuaki Kaneko/Narumi Taiga in Crows Zero
Terima kasih!! Thank you for your kind words😊 And it's the first time someone has mentioned that I look like Nobuaki Kaneko. I feel honored.
This is the spirit. Just go out there and practise your Bahasa Melayu and soon you will be fluent with it.
Thank you very much😊 I' keep it up.
alright, this is the 1st kurang manis i heard from a foreigner. that is what i always do when i order drinks in kl. enjoy!!
"Kurang manis" might be the 1st Malay phrase I learned... Thank you😊
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Thank you for your warm welcome and kind words😊!!
Samurai dad, Ive been binge watching your content for the past week. As a person who enjoys watching an outsider's perspective of my country, I personally think you've done it best especially from the point of view of a father.
I love how enthusiastic/positive you are and your video editing even when theres a clear language barrier. You've truly given me a fresh look on things especially on videos where you present meaningful insights on certain things.
Thank you Samurai Dad I wish you for good health and maybe one day we can go out for lunch together! (my girlfriend speaks a little japanese so maybe we can show you around haha)
Wow. Thank you so much for your touching words... With indescribable happiness, tears well up🥹 You've given me such a positive energy.
Malaysia is filled with both easily expressed and harder-to-express charms. I will try my best to capture and convey them as much as possible through my videos.
It'd be wonderful to go out for lunch together someday! I wish you and your girlfriend peaceful days ahead. Thank you again ya.
Nice video samurai san, and I think the best way for you if you're looking to dine-in at any restaurant, to first tell them that "Saya orang jepun"
Then you'll receive the best hospitality, as Malaysians really welcoming those who interested in our culture, this is my opinion only, sorry 🙏🏼
Thank you for your suggestion!! I sometimes say "Saya orang Jepun", but I often forget😂
You should try their soup..its so delicious..superb!!
Oh they have soup?! I will check it out👍 Thanks!!
Nasi kerabu warna biru 💙awak dah pandai cakap melayu 👍💖
Terima kasih😊 Saya sangat gembira.
Next time, start conversation with " nama saya...saya orang Jepun ". They may have thought you were Malaysian chinese or may mistakenly even Malay :)
Got it👍 Thank you!!
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDadFirst time here in your channel, your face is surely in range of Malay or a Chinese if I ever found you on street. 😂
@SNN95 😂That's an honor. Thank you for watching and giving me a comment!! I hope you enjoy my channel.
This is one of a good place for Nasi Kerabu etc..
At the counter, the lady asked,
“Itu sahaja?” meaning , “is that all?”
You can answer, “itu sahaja” which means 以上です。
The drinks must have been too sweet for you. Just ask to take home 😂
Easy way is to say “nak tapau boleh?” (While showing your food) it simply means 残りを持ち帰ることはできますか？
farahin28 先生、毎度マレー語を教えていただき、ありがとうございます🙏がんばって覚えます。
It's incredibly helpful to get explanations of the Malay like that in the video. Thank you so much🥰
Normally malay rice dishes are mixed together. It enhances the flavors even more. Hence everything is on one plate. ❤
"It enhances the flavors even more." I totally agree with this statement...Thank you😊
I'm happy that you got to eat nasi kerabu. The lady is so generous
Yes, I received a "belanja" from her and I was so happy. Thank you always for your support🥰
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad you're welcome
Kedai ni memang sedap ❤
I love Japanese when they make comments. They are mostly honest and behave fairly when commenting.
I may not be skilled at commenting, but I want to make sure I'm always honest. Thank you for watching and leaving your comment😊
I enjoy see your video, very calm 😅
wow you really drink all 2cup.. very sweet... 😮
Yup😂 That made me really happy..!!
Glad you asked the staff,yes it need to be mixed,also try next time with beef or "daging salai"
"daging salai"...!! First time to hear that. Thank you for your suggestion😊
Wow you finally tried nasi kerabu haha!!! And yes you've discovered how to eat it = mix it with whatever condiment that you like! damn i'm very hungry even after eating hahah! one of my favorite ways to eat it is to use the keropok (after breaking it into small pieces) as a spoon lol
Kelantan food got so many choices = laksa, laksam, ayam percik (sweet) to name a few hahah. keep exploring!
"Using the keropok as a spoon" is an attractive way to eat😂 Thank you for giving me the names of the Kelantan food!! I will keep it up.
waaaaaa bahasa melayu u bagus sangat sekarang
... tahniah
Terima kasih atas kata-kata baik Anda😊 I'm so happy.
That looks sooooooooooooooooooo gooooooooood. I've been away from Malaysia for a loooooooog time and the last time I had Nasi Kerabu was 10 years ago
Wow, 10 years!! Yeah...the Nasi Kerabu here was soooo yummy👍 Thank you.
I like the atmosphere and the people better at this restaurant than from the last video. I see you really like eating nasi kerabu now (although I'm not a fan of nasi kerabu 😅)
I loved this shop. Oh you're not a fan of Nasi Kerabu... there are plenty of other Malaysian dishes right😄
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad It's just not to my liking for some reason lol
I liked their other signature dishes although like Nasi kukus ayam berempah (steamed rice with spiced fried chicken) or with their "gulai" gravy with has this milky mild curry-like taste with a hint of sweetness to it.
@bizklaustdeity3115
Oh I see, that sounds nice! Just reading about it makes me crave it... Thank you😊
your videos are getting better quality.
Wow! Your words makes me happy. Thank you🥰
Whenever you go to East Coast type restaurant, find Laksam sometimes. They're super creamy and one of my favorite east coast dishes.
Laksam!! I jotted it down. Thank you👍
Eat the food as you please,your way
Nobody will tell you how u should eat it
It's your food anyway,enjoy it your way
I was wondering if they have the way of eating it, but I'll try not to overthink it. Thank you for your words😊
wow ini sedap betul ni
Samurai San Malay quisine is always mix it before eating 😂😊
Noted👍 Thanks!!
Memang la boleh mix tapi untuk first timer kadang2 it is just too spicy.. it takes time to familiarize.. its good that he tried
U must try, nasi kerabu with grill beef (daging bakar) + bawang jeruk + telur masin ....
Ohh... sounds so yummy...😋 I jotted it down. Will definitely give it a try. Thank you!!
Oh no when Hiroyuki Sanada san eating in Malaysia 😮 Oh Murai san... sorry 😅 👍😋
🤣 Thank you. I'm honored ya!!
You got the best spot when eating nasi kerabu in Shah Alam. This is the right place dude!
Oh! That's great to hear. It was truly very delicious😊 Thank you!!
Hi Hi Samurai san, when ordering drink, most places will accept, if you order your drink with less sugar (ku-rang ma-nis in Bahasa). M'sia sugar level is a few times higher that of Japan or other non SEA countries.
Hi😊 Got it!! Thank you for teaching me.
Hi, I'm just wanna give you an opinion about how to eat Nasi Kerabu😊 when you eat Nasi Kerabu , you need to mix them all together in one touch with chicken,fish,vegetables and all the things in your plate.If you don't like spicy then put the chilly/sambal at the side of your rice.Then you will know how the delicious of Nasi Kerabu 😊
Noted with thanks!! Will do like that next time👍
Slowly become Malaysian..🤣🤣👍
🤣 It's an honor. Thank you👍
Mmm the food look delicious. 😋
yes if you want to have less sweet drink/food just say "kurang manis" or "kurang gula" both mean the same . If don't want sugar say " tak nak gula" . if you don't want spicy just say " tak pedas" or less spicy " kurang pedas"
kurang / sedikit = less
tak = no
tak nak / tak mahu = don't want
manis = sweet
gula = sugar
pedas = spicy
don't be shy to say what you want or don't want , it's fine.
don't force yourself and enjoy 😊
Thank you so much for teaching me Malay in detail🙏 I jotted it down. I will do my best.
Yes, that the way we eat nasi kerabu. We mix it. ❤
Thank you👍
I love to eat nasi kerabu and nasi dagang too.😊😊
Samurai dad is in Shah Alam! Woah my hometown! There will be Bon Odori in Shah Alam this year at Panasonic stadium, hope you can visit them.
Wow your hometown!! Yes, Bon Odori is coming up soon. Thank you for your warm support😊
Must mix your food....
That mean harmony culture of malaysia...all people mixing in one country.......so,all malaysian cuisein must mixing ....
Thank you for your comment. I'll try to remember "harmony culture of Malaysia" in the future👍
mix all of it !! including the crackers
one thing Malay drinks that most foreigners (maybe some Malaysians as well ) cannot tolerate is the sweetness, even with kurang manis is still VERY manis , haha
Keep improving your Malay language & don't shy to ask a question 😊
Got it👍 Thank you!!
Try Nasi Dagang or Nasi Daging Kerutuk next time...also delicious 😋
I've never heard of "Nasi Daging Kerutuk" before. I looked it up, and it looks delicious!! Thank you for your suggestion😊
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad Daging Kerutuk is one of the popular Kelantan dish...even most of the people from other states didnt know about it...yeah give it a try...i think this Warung Ambo have this dish on their menu...
That restaurant lady "belanja" you,
bagus👍...You don't have to finish all those drinks Samurai san, you can tapau/bungkus(take away)
Yes she is very generous!! It was so delicious that I finished it all😂
うわー。。凄いさむらいさん
さむらいさんのマレー語は今上手です
えと初めまして。私Shah Alamにすんでいます
宜しくお願いします~
UA-camチャネル頑張ってください~
お疲れ様でした~さむらいさん~
Nice to meet you hehe
初めましてDavisCrimsonさん、うわー!!! うれしいコメントにスーパーサンクスまでいただき... 本当にありがとうございます!!🙏
しかも日本語がお上手で優しくて、めちゃくちゃ励みになります。心から感謝します。チャンネルとマレー語、頑張ります😊 Terima kasih ya~
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad
Sama Sama ~
Davis(デイビス)さんと呼んでください
笑いいえ,私は日本語を少ししか知らないし, 少ししか話せません～へへ
@DavisCrimsonGaming
Davis(デイビス)さんですね👍 いやデイビスさんの日本語、めちゃ上手いと思いますよ〜。
ありがとうございます。これからもよろしくお願いしますー!!
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad
こちらありがとうございます～
Looks appetizing, yes you did well by asking how the food should be taken. Nasi kerabu should be eaten by mixing all the ingredient together. Perhaps next time you should try to eat nasi kerabu with daging bakar (grilled meat) or ayam percik (grilled chicken with special sauce made with coconut milk)
Sounds yummy... I'll definitely give it a try next time. Thank you for sharing😊
aregato sir😎✌️🇲🇾♥️🇯🇵
Terima kasih ya boss🥰
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad welcome to sir✌️😎🇺🇲♥️🇯🇵
You must Come to Kelantan... Lot of food
I hope to travel someday🥰
Nasi kerabu sedap when you mix together
Thank you👍
Mungkin pedas untuk first timer macam Samurai san .. takes time to familiarize dgn all the spiciness
@arisabdullah2964 A little bit spicy but it was so sedap... Terima kasih!!
For a change, maybe you could try the authentic taste of the food by going to where it came. For example, nasi kerabu in kelantan, mee rebus in jobor, patin tempoyak in temerloh pahang. It's vastly different. 😊
Wow It'll be great to experience the authentic taste of different states...!! I'd love to visit the places in the future. Thank you for your suggestion😊
Ohhh can taste the sweetness of the teas hahaha gotta ask for less sweet next time hahaha
😂 Thank you!!
kerabu rice is really good😋😋😋
Totally agree with you😊
Mantap beb
Nasi kerabu sangat sedap
Should try nasi kerabu with ayam percik or kambing bakar .
I love "ayam percik" too! I'll definitely give it a try next time. Thank you👍
next time .. inform them u are from Japan .. if not they are mistaken u for a local chinese with not fluent in Bahasa Malaysia ..
Thank you for your suggestion. I sometimes try to say "Saya orang Jepun," but I forgot this time...😂
Teh madu
Teh:tea
Madu:honey🍯
Manis tak?😂
As a Malaysian I don't usually mixed it...coz sometimes the paste very spicy , it will ruin the whole meal if can't stand the spiciness...😂
Oh, I see. I'll try to understand the differences and explore my own preferred way of eating. Thank you so much😊
WOW im impressed you can withstand the spicy Sambal Belacan.. I'm a Malaysian but sometime even I cant stand the level of spice.. good job btw brother~ anyway, malay language is simple.. just listen and try to understand.. hand gesture is important to help them.. although, id say its gonna be hard since Malay itself have different slang and dialect.. still.. im impressed~
Glad to hear that. Perhaps I'm getting used to the spiciness little by little😂 Thank you!!
U should ask them the perfect way to have the nasi kerabu & which drink are best serves
Indeed, it's a good idea to ask the staff for recommendations like that👍
nice ..slowly breaking the iceberg..keep it up
I'm glad to hear that. Will do my best! Thank you👍
Nasi kerabu best with ayam percik or daging/kambing bakar
Thank you for your suggestion😊
You're doing really well when trying to converse in Bahasa Malaysia. Not many people can do that. Plus you look more like the locals now. Probably because you eat too much of our food. Lol.
By the way, i can feel your pain of trying to finish two drinks (sweet one!) after having a full plate of rice. Haha
😂 I'm very honored you said that. Thank you!! I'm glad you could relate. It was more happiness than pain, though👍Haha
Don't be afraid to mix your food around, Samurai~san👌🏻 That’s because Malaysian cuisine is a melting pot of rich cultural colors thanks to our country's multiracial heritage ❤🫰🏻
Got it!! That's why it's so beautiful and flavorful right. Thank you so much for sharing🥰
@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad No problem 😉 Wishing you & your family have the best of life in Malaysia 🇲🇾🫰🏻👍🏻
Welcome to msia 🇲🇾👍
Thank you for your warm welcome🥰
If you drink at the cupp,dont use straw.....
Direct to the cup...because,the ais to be naturalise the sweetnes at the tea..sweet at down,and no taste water ais at upers mug...that why the drink is so sweet...must mix your drink and sweet is lost ..
Noted👍 Thanks!!
Sedap
i was wondering why everyone keep talking in Malay to you, a foreigner until I saw your face. you look a lot like a Malay man. XD
I don't really know why most Japanese will impress or suprise to the blue color , especially in food. But maybe it is because of it is related to gloom or sadness
waaaa biru itu sedih?
padahal biru itu artinya hari yang cerah dan indah
langit biru kan artinya ceria bermandikan matahari
Only one thing for sure,most malaysian food needs to mix first before you eat to get the maximum delicious taste and diversity flavor
"diversity flavor"... sounds nice...!! Noted. Thank you for your comment😊
Terbaik
Terima kasih ya👍
u enjoy food but u still manage to keep your body in shape. Either u walk very much or u exercise regularly.... or both
I recently started running. Living surrounded by delicious Malaysian food, it's easy to find myself gaining some happy weight...😂 Thank you!!
@@SamuraiStayAtHomeDad nice. Exercise is a must here since the foods are usually irresistible 😂😂😂
You can actually take away the drinks (means bring the teh home) instead of finishing it all at the shop.
Thank you!! It was delicious, so I finished drinking it😉
If you didn't speak, 100 % people will think that you are Malay👍❤️😁
That is truly an honor😂🥰 Thank you very much.
Yes. A Malay with good looking face 😄.
This is my firs time watching this channel. And, you look like Malaysian. In my opinion.
Its rare for me to see japanese with beard.
I am honored. I'll say "Saya orang Jepun" more often. Thank you for watching my channel😊
😁 me be like : YESSSS! That is how you eat in south east Asia ! mixed it !!! You may choose to mixed it in your mouth 1spoon of rice 1spoon of side dish (lauk) and a bit of "sambal" i.e. gravy then you chew it up!! umami !! Umaiiiiiiiiii 😂
Umaiii!!🤣 Thank you!!
teh tarik and teh madu is different, teh madu is the one with extra bubbles
Yeah thank you for teaching me😊
i saw my self in your video😊
Really?! That's an amazing coincidence😊 I loved that restaurant. Thank you for your comment!!
omg watching this at night is a nightmare, IM HUNGRY 😭😭😭
Sorry about that. But it was heavenly delicious😂
Finally you found kuih Akok 😂
Yup! I love Akok😉