That mosque looking building is called Dayabumi complex..earliest skyscraper and used to be the tallest building in Malaysia in 1984....it is not a mosque but a commercial building with Islamic architectural influence....similar to the KLCC building . .it's also owned by Petronas property....
Just found your channel a few days ago. Loving your Malaysian content! Great country to visit. Can’t wait to go back. April 2023 is looking like our next visit.
Hi 👋🏻 Just to inform you guys there will be Malaysia *Independence Day Parade* in Merdeka Square, KL on 31 August 2022 (from 7am to 2pm). There’ll be performances, national exhibitions & parade.
Yes, please go experience it😍👍 we always exited waiting for that day every year, unfortunately this year i cant brings my kids there because of my morning sickness 😁 every state have parade in the capital city😍🇲🇾
3:32 - Central Market (a.k.a Pasar Seni) formerly known as _Pasar Besar Kuala Lumpur_ which sold wet goods such as fish, meat, chicken, vegetables and groceries, the goods sold were daily necessities for the residents and tin miners in Kuala Lumpur. The market once again changed its face when in 1985, it was renovated and upgraded. Near this market is an LRT station, the "Pasar Seni" station. Today, Pasar Seni with its art-decorated building is a cultural center for the exhibition and development of culture, arts, and the field of "handicrafts" in Malaysia. Pasar Seni is a group of shops that focus on Malaysian handicrafts that sell traditional clothing and items such as traditional Malaysian batik. 7:49 - That is a call for Muslims to indicate that it is time to pray
Having visited KL countless times, I enjoyed watching your experiences. The food is awesome and very affordable. Just stay away from the beer in Malaysia if you don't wanna break the piggy bank. On the other hand,the cheap price of food balances out the expensive beer. Keep us posted you two ultimate travel legends !
You guys are doing good.... As expected.... more views, more followers, more subscribers ..... joining you guys on your adventures....since the lockdown days in Laos and till this point..... and beyond....
You are in kuala lumpur at the right time. because this 31 August we are celebrating our independence day! be sure to join our National Parade "Raptai Merdeka" at Dataran Merdeka KL. starting from 7:30 till afternoon. its gonna be fun. there will be a marching , and a lot of people celebrating and singing in harmony.
Loving you guys' spirit and openness! Malaysia is made up of 3 main races - Chinese, Malays and Indians - and that's why everything such as our food, culture, architecture etc. is made up of those/has those influences. And due to colonisation, you will also see influences of British (the red post box that you guys saw), Japanese, and Portuguese & Dutch (prevalent in the state of Melaka/Malacca), throughout the country. For street food, you gotta try Ramly burger. A little bit of history, the patties were created by a Malaysian due to what he felt was a lack in "halal certified" burgers at the time (it was mostly Western franchise) back in 1984. Today these patties are sold to street food vendors all over Malaysia where they then open their own "Ramly burger" stalls. Each stall does it a little differently (like nasi lemak), so try till you find one you like. Here are the keywords to help you order, mix and match to your liking: Chicken = Ayam (pronounced i-yaam) Beef = Daging Egg made in a ring/ egg patty (no meat) = Benjo (you can always order this even if they don’t have it written on the menu) Egg wrap = Special Single patty = Single Double patty = Double Triple patty = Triple Veggies = Sayur (pronounced psy-yor) Cheese = Cheese/Keju Sauce = Sos Mayo = Mayo More = Lebih Less = Kurang Without = Tak mau My go-to is the ayam double special cheese (double chicken patty + egg wrap + cheese) but maybe you can order 2 burgers (1 chicken and 1 beef just to try both out). Special note though, not all street burger vendors sell Ramly burgers (some do their own patties, so make sure you ask for Ramly. Or if you have more time and stomach space, do try the vendors' own patties as well! Enjoy!
Selamat pagi. App khabar?:) Hey and hello to Both of you! I just watched you're vlog and would like to thank you very much! I've lived in KL for 8 years and your video brought many, many memories. It's still haven't change that much and food prices still totally affordable and yummy. Just to share couple of stories, the street you've unfortunately over paid a little for sunglasses was without roof top for decades. It was rough during monsoon season. Believe me, monsoon can be tough in Malaysia. For example, the river you've been admiring while on bridge, went so high many years ago during one moonson afternoon, literally off to the streets.l! Anyway I love cuti-cuti Malaysia! Enjoy your day. Cheers from North Germany PS. Dosa is such a unbelievable dish!!!!
One question, did you go to the 1st floor while in Central Market?:) One humble suggestion, if you've got bit of time then Taman Negara National Park!!! Your up for amazing rainforest experience, one of the oldest on the planet! Besides a chance to meet the original inhabitants , " orang asli"...:). Borneo, Kuching is fantastic too...1love
Thanks so much 🙂 it's nice to hear what it used to be like years ago, we didn't go up the stairs in the Central market just on the entry level. Those places sound amazing, we love nature and definitely want to visit some tribes whilst we are here. Thanks for the suggestions, have a good day!
@@TravelsonToast you're most welcome folks! Malaysia has a great diversity. Overall lovely place to live. I still have a friends who are in KL for something like 20years and counting...:). Again thank for replying, perhaps I'll make a move back to Asia next year....:)
You guys should really really highly recommended to hit the local night market. Not the one in jalan alor. Either in jalan TAR - saturday only. Or ask locals around where the biggest nearest pasar malam available. It'll blow your mind
Hi guys, both of should try "teh tarik/ pull up tea" come together with your roti canai/roti tisu or even mee goreng/fried noodle if you going to mamak restaurants/ Indian Muslim restaurants. I am guarantee you love it...it so cool man. Pls try...Milo ice as well
11:55 The entire lanes with all the street art depicts what the olden days looked like in that area. There were QR codes beside each painting, whereby when scanned, an audio presentation will be given.
Glad to know that u guys realized that some of d street food in Malaysia r really good in value. D artistic hidden place in chinatown is really beautiful.
its tourist area..try to local area more cheaper..around 10-15 only .. u should go to ( danau kota ) setapak area ..there have nite market everyday ( downtown ) more local .
For street food, you can try Masjid Jamek Market (nearby river of life) every Friday lunch hours and Taman Connaught Night Market every Wednesday night. Theres also Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman night market every Saturday night.
That building which windows made it look a mosque is called Kompleks (for complex) Dayabumi. Used to be occupied by the Malaysian Postal Service. Now I'm not sure.
31st of August is Malaysia Independence day…Before covid, in the eve of the 31st there was always fireworks at the Twin tower KLCC area and also at the Dataran Merdeka ( Merdeka Square)…Am not sure if there will be fireworks this year but since everything is back to normal now, I foresee there will be fireworks in that area again as this year’s celebration could more special after 2 years of lockdown…you can enjoy it at the KLCC twin towers area coz normally the road will be closed for cars, so the people can enjoy the celebaration, but expect massive of people there…you can also enjoy it from Saloma link bridge which is a beautiful beridge, and your footage of fireworks at the twin towers will be awesome as the bridge is covered with LED panels that changes colors every few minutes…The bridge connects KLCC twin towers area to Kampung baru area by walking.
Maybe try going to Kuching, Sarawak in East Malaysia. Its about 1hr 45mins flight .You will be mermerisedby the uniqueness of the pkace... different tribal grouo, its nature, etc
Indian and Chinese food are almost as authentically Malaysian as Malay food - hence the low prices because they're catered to locals. Most have been here for generations.
Foreigners usually confuse Malays = Malaysians and don't consider chinese/indian as Malaysian. Many lerned or only realized that Malaysians = all races when they come though
Welcome to kuala Lumpur for both of you... actually there is a lot of the best food that u never know in kuala lumpur.... Chicken rice(Nasi AYAM) that is one of the best food. . 😎😎 im glad both of u...
That's building that you guys though is a mosque is actually a government buildings called "Dayabumi". At the bottom part of the building is national postal service HQ. First building in Malaysia that can withstand earthquake.
It's very odd until now, those stalls in Petaling Street still quote double the price of what they intend to sell to you finally. That's why all tourist need to be care when buying anything from Petaling Street. Don't just ask for a small discount. You need to ask for at least a 50% discount just like your sunglass. Another place where you need to ask for at least a 50% discount is our neighbouring country at Hatyai, Thailand.
the building at 5.40 min is called the Dayabumi Building..its an office building..it was built back in the 1980s..its the very first ever skyscraper in Kl and use to be the tallest building in Malaysia.
Try chicken rice with pork. Yee Mee. Hokein Mee. Char siu Pau( steamed pork buns.) Claypot chicken. claypot pork. Beef with Kailan and rice.Wan Tan mee dry or soup. Roast pork rice.Char kway Teow. A good refreshing beer to cool you down.
We here in Malaysia can get cheap food everywhere with the most freshest ingredients ever! Most of the foods were made with good hygiene. So seldom to make your tummy sick. But be wary of that spicy foods tho. Sometimes the spiciness can make your tummy upset. I'm not a fan of spicy food too. Have a good travel to both of you. Stay safe. 👍🏻
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Please max out your 3 months and visit other cities and towns. You can, for example take the train (KTM) or bus and visit Ipoh. It’s only 2.5 hours away.
Hi....feel free to take the ETS train from KL to Ipoh...I might be able to bring you guys out for a street food tour. Won't be available next week as I will be in Laos ( don't be jealous) and shall be available week after!
5:46 It's Dayabumi, formerly it housed the Petronas (National petroleum company) HQ before they shifted to The Petronas Twin Towers....Now it is occupied by Pos Malaysia (Nasional Post Service) as the building next to Dayabu is the main Post Office
Yes you have a look around first before you buy sure you get a good price. That is KL City Council building. The food in Malaysia is very cheap. The Mural painting was done during Covid19
Someday come to jakarta Indonesia and try hight speed railway 350 km/ hours. GO to bandung use car 4 hours, but with hight speed railway only 45 minuts amazing guys wow😮😮 very very fast
kwai chai hong petaling street art. part 12.30min. near the art wall there is a bard code, if you scan it, it will tell you the story of the art, through scanning the bard code..yea nice bro
Hello there... For beverage you should try Teh Tarik, Sirap Bandung Ice or Milo Ice... For food so many selection from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Korean and Eropean style food at KL.. In Sha Allah...
Kampung baru is where malays are located in kl. But others live in the outskirt too. Kl was founded by a chinese named mr yap ah loy (the kapitan of kl).
Not exactly correct but I give it to you. According to the late Prof Khoo Kay Kim, the real founder of Kuala Lumpur is Sutan Puasa. And Yap Ah Loy is the prime mover of building KL into what it is. But both are interchangeable depend on whose naration you want to choose.
It's expensive there in chinatown market and the staff there normally they kinda force u to buy after asking the price...try to danau kota uptown it's cheaper there
Hi Sean...sorry for my absence...Will tell you all about when speak?? Just catching up with you...The dance group were really cool. OK their not diversity but they were good..Nice little festival..catch later M
You guys can take the monorail or mrt to KL Sentral and from there you can walk to Little India. You can try as many local Indian delicacies there. Go there in the afteenoon
A masala dosa for 45p? nice one.. approx £7 in England now! Will go to that woodlands in Dec when we do another year out!. Hey the Roti Canai' are an Indian/Malay dish.. you'll see a massive flat pan that they cook the Roti on on the outside edge of the cafes that serve them! (｡♡‿♡｡)
That mosque looking building is called Dayabumi complex..earliest skyscraper and used to be the tallest building in Malaysia in 1984....it is not a mosque but a commercial building with Islamic architectural influence....similar to the KLCC building . .it's also owned by Petronas property....
Just found your channel a few days ago. Loving your Malaysian content! Great country to visit. Can’t wait to go back. April 2023 is looking like our next visit.
Thanks, it really is!
The place where 2 rivers meet is actually where Kuala Lumpu got its name from.
Kuala = river mouth
Lumpur = muddy
Wow you guys really.... can eat!
Hi 👋🏻 Just to inform you guys there will be Malaysia *Independence Day Parade* in Merdeka Square, KL on 31 August 2022 (from 7am to 2pm). There’ll be performances, national exhibitions & parade.
Looking forward to it!
Yes, please go experience it😍👍 we always exited waiting for that day every year, unfortunately this year i cant brings my kids there because of my morning sickness 😁 every state have parade in the capital city😍🇲🇾
@@TravelsonToast from this 27-30 august, there is parade rehearsal at Dataran Merdeka. maybe you should check that out also. it less crowded.
@@TravelsonToast Yes! 🤩
@@teduzzz but not all performances, military assets & uniforms are exposed during rehearsal 😅
One of my favorite places in the world
3:32 - Central Market (a.k.a Pasar Seni) formerly known as _Pasar Besar Kuala Lumpur_ which sold wet goods such as fish, meat, chicken, vegetables and groceries, the goods sold were daily necessities for the residents and tin miners in Kuala Lumpur.
The market once again changed its face when in 1985, it was renovated and upgraded. Near this market is an LRT station, the "Pasar Seni" station. Today, Pasar Seni with its art-decorated building is a cultural center for the exhibition and development of culture, arts, and the field of "handicrafts" in Malaysia.
Pasar Seni is a group of shops that focus on Malaysian handicrafts that sell traditional clothing and items such as traditional Malaysian batik.
7:49 - That is a call for Muslims to indicate that it is time to pray
Hurry and make new videos! And longer! I watched all and rewatch alot because watching the both of u helps my anxiety for some reason
Having visited KL countless times, I enjoyed watching your experiences. The food is awesome and very affordable. Just stay away from the beer in Malaysia if you don't wanna break the piggy bank. On the other hand,the cheap price of food balances out the expensive beer. Keep us posted you two ultimate travel legends !
Thanks man, we're not having beers atm, a little detox is ok 😉
You guys are doing good.... As expected.... more views, more followers, more subscribers ..... joining you guys on your adventures....since the lockdown days in Laos and till this point..... and beyond....
Thanks a lot, we thought this day would never come 😂
Try and go to putrajaya government office around 45mins from KL to Putrajaya
all area in this video actually an old town / historical walks. the real downtown of KL is Bukit Bintang
You are in kuala lumpur at the right time. because this 31 August we are celebrating our independence day! be sure to join our National Parade "Raptai Merdeka" at Dataran Merdeka KL. starting from 7:30 till afternoon. its gonna be fun. there will be a marching , and a lot of people celebrating and singing in harmony.
Maybe see you there😉
Loving you guys' spirit and openness! Malaysia is made up of 3 main races - Chinese, Malays and Indians - and that's why everything such as our food, culture, architecture etc. is made up of those/has those influences. And due to colonisation, you will also see influences of British (the red post box that you guys saw), Japanese, and Portuguese & Dutch (prevalent in the state of Melaka/Malacca), throughout the country.
For street food, you gotta try Ramly burger. A little bit of history, the patties were created by a Malaysian due to what he felt was a lack in "halal certified" burgers at the time (it was mostly Western franchise) back in 1984. Today these patties are sold to street food vendors all over Malaysia where they then open their own "Ramly burger" stalls. Each stall does it a little differently (like nasi lemak), so try till you find one you like.
Here are the keywords to help you order, mix and match to your liking:
Chicken = Ayam (pronounced i-yaam)
Beef = Daging
Egg made in a ring/ egg patty (no meat) = Benjo (you can always order this even if they don’t have it written on the menu)
Egg wrap = Special
Single patty = Single
Double patty = Double
Triple patty = Triple
Veggies = Sayur (pronounced psy-yor)
Cheese = Cheese/Keju
Sauce = Sos
Mayo = Mayo
More = Lebih
Less = Kurang
Without = Tak mau
My go-to is the ayam double special cheese (double chicken patty + egg wrap + cheese) but maybe you can order 2 burgers (1 chicken and 1 beef just to try both out). Special note though, not all street burger vendors sell Ramly burgers (some do their own patties, so make sure you ask for Ramly. Or if you have more time and stomach space, do try the vendors' own patties as well! Enjoy!
Thank you so much 😁 We will be trying ramly burger very soon and this will be helpful so thanks!
What a great looking city. Maybe next year.
Thanks for the video.
It's our favourite, place to visit. Highly recommend it.
Always be For Riel......
Selamat pagi. App khabar?:)
Hey and hello to Both of you! I just watched you're vlog and would like to thank you very much! I've lived in KL for 8 years and your video brought many, many memories. It's still haven't change that much and food prices still totally affordable and yummy.
Just to share couple of stories, the street you've unfortunately over paid a little for sunglasses was without roof top for decades. It was rough during monsoon season. Believe me, monsoon can be tough in Malaysia. For example, the river you've been admiring while on bridge, went so high many years ago during one moonson afternoon, literally off to the streets.l! Anyway I love cuti-cuti Malaysia! Enjoy your day. Cheers from North Germany PS. Dosa is such a unbelievable dish!!!!
One question, did you go to the 1st floor while in Central Market?:)
One humble suggestion, if you've got bit of time then Taman Negara National Park!!! Your up for amazing rainforest experience, one of the oldest on the planet! Besides a chance to meet the original inhabitants , " orang asli"...:). Borneo, Kuching is fantastic too...1love
Thanks so much 🙂 it's nice to hear what it used to be like years ago, we didn't go up the stairs in the Central market just on the entry level. Those places sound amazing, we love nature and definitely want to visit some tribes whilst we are here. Thanks for the suggestions, have a good day!
@@TravelsonToast you're most welcome folks! Malaysia has a great diversity. Overall lovely place to live. I still have a friends who are in KL for something like 20years and counting...:). Again thank for replying, perhaps I'll make a move back to Asia next year....:)
@@rafalkotowski3621 welcome to come visit Malaysia again 🇲🇾
@@lilianpoon5580 Malaysia has really captivated my heart. Cuti cuti Malaysia lah!:). Terima Kasih Lilian:)
The building is the Dayabumi Complex. It is the central Post Office, shops and businesses. Food-wise, look out for Roti Canai
Thank you for sharing your trip with us. Wanna go to KL and explore right now hehe
That is Menara Dayabumi, It was one of famous buildings in KL bcs it was once the tallest building back in the early days
You guys should really really highly recommended to hit the local night market. Not the one in jalan alor. Either in jalan TAR - saturday only. Or ask locals around where the biggest nearest pasar malam available. It'll blow your mind
Thanks, it's on our list now!
So excited to see you guys in KL! You’re energy is palpable and it’s making us soo excited to travel SEA in a couple months! Happy travels!
Thanks! Best of luck on your travels 👍
Hi guys, both of should try "teh tarik/ pull up tea" come together with your roti canai/roti tisu or even mee goreng/fried noodle if you going to mamak restaurants/ Indian Muslim restaurants. I am guarantee you love it...it so cool man. Pls try...Milo ice as well
Most vloggers when arriving in Malaysia inevitably become food vlogger.
Enjoy Malaysia. Truly Asia.
Guess the food is the main attraction 😅
11:55 The entire lanes with all the street art depicts what the olden days looked like in that area. There were QR codes beside each painting, whereby when scanned, an audio presentation will be given.
That's awesome and a really beautiful place!
Go to genting highland,cameron highland,fraser hill ,langkawi,
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n thanks for showing your day explorations in KL.
Glad to know that u guys realized that some of d street food in Malaysia r really good in value. D artistic hidden place in chinatown is really beautiful.
its tourist area..try to local area more cheaper..around 10-15 only .. u should go to ( danau kota ) setapak area ..there have nite market everyday ( downtown ) more local .
Love what you guys did in your channel. Keep it up folks! 🤗
Thank you 😊
Really good to see the channel doing well in KL. Keep the videos coming....onwards and upwards. 👍👍😊
Thanks so much for always supporting our channel 🙏😊
I have been to kuala lumpur..such a nice place and modern place,very very safe place to visit..and kuala lumpur 0.0% with slum
Do join the Malaysia independence day parade this coming 31st august 2022...at Merdeka square Kuala Lumpur. Huge event with crowds
See you there!
I just love Malaysian street food.
Also please try some Muzan King durian! It's so delicious 😋 I promise.
Enjoy guys!
Guess we'll have to try!
Yeah.. Try to eat "musang (fox) king durian" & "rambutan" too 😉
Great! We love your video. Enjoy your stay here.
The building is ' Dayabumi Tower' ....consists of offices & Petronas HQ...
It's still quite funny seeing the river in Kuala Lumpur.
I love your videos...honest and no bullshit...u just earned a sub...cant wait for more
Thanks so much, we try to stay true to ourselves!
The tall building that has windows thatresemble the mosque is Dayabumi.
Thank you for dropping by at our booth in Central Market, hope you had a great time in Malaysia.
No problem! We are loving it 😊
For street food, you can try Masjid Jamek Market (nearby river of life) every Friday lunch hours and Taman Connaught Night Market every Wednesday night. Theres also Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman night market every Saturday night.
Thanks for the suggestions, we will check them out!
That building which windows made it look a mosque is called Kompleks (for complex) Dayabumi. Used to be occupied by the Malaysian Postal Service. Now I'm not sure.
31st of August is Malaysia Independence day…Before covid, in the eve of the 31st there was always fireworks at the Twin tower KLCC area and also at the Dataran Merdeka ( Merdeka Square)…Am not sure if there will be fireworks this year but since everything is back to normal now, I foresee there will be fireworks in that area again as this year’s celebration could more special after 2 years of lockdown…you can enjoy it at the KLCC twin towers area coz normally the road will be closed for cars, so the people can enjoy the celebaration, but expect massive of people there…you can also enjoy it from Saloma link bridge which is a beautiful beridge, and your footage of fireworks at the twin towers will be awesome as the bridge is covered with LED panels that changes colors every few minutes…The bridge connects KLCC twin towers area to Kampung baru area by walking.
Can't wait to see the National Day celebration! 🎇
@@TravelsonToast it's today 31st August in Dataran Merdeka!
Maybe try going to Kuching, Sarawak in East Malaysia. Its about 1hr 45mins flight .You will be mermerisedby the uniqueness of the pkace... different tribal grouo, its nature, etc
Welcome to m.sia bossku👍👍👍🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thanks!
Indian and Chinese food are almost as authentically Malaysian as Malay food - hence the low prices because they're catered to locals. Most have been here for generations.
Foreigners usually confuse Malays = Malaysians and don't consider chinese/indian as Malaysian. Many lerned or only realized that Malaysians = all races when they come though
Welcome to kuala Lumpur for both of you... actually there is a lot of the best food that u never know in kuala lumpur.... Chicken rice(Nasi AYAM) that is one of the best food. . 😎😎 im glad both of u...
That's building that you guys though is a mosque is actually a government buildings called "Dayabumi". At the bottom part of the building is national postal service HQ. First building in Malaysia that can withstand earthquake.
Go to melaka.. Penang.. Langkaei... Genting highland... 🤩
That is dayabumi..post office
we would love to see you guys skateboarding at the local skateparks ✌🏼
Will do!
The building is call Dayabumi..
Welcome to Malaysia....
It's very odd until now, those stalls in Petaling Street still quote double the price of what they intend to sell to you finally. That's why all tourist need to be care when buying anything from Petaling Street. Don't just ask for a small discount. You need to ask for at least a 50% discount just like your sunglass. Another place where you need to ask for at least a 50% discount is our neighbouring country at Hatyai, Thailand.
Thanks for the tip 👍
the building at 5.40 min is called the Dayabumi Building..its an office building..it was built back in the 1980s..its the very first ever skyscraper in Kl and use to be the tallest building in Malaysia.
Try chicken rice with pork. Yee Mee. Hokein Mee. Char siu Pau( steamed pork buns.) Claypot chicken. claypot pork. Beef with Kailan and rice.Wan Tan mee dry or soup. Roast pork rice.Char kway Teow. A good refreshing beer to cool you down.
We here in Malaysia can get cheap food everywhere with the most freshest ingredients ever! Most of the foods were made with good hygiene. So seldom to make your tummy sick. But be wary of that spicy foods tho. Sometimes the spiciness can make your tummy upset. I'm not a fan of spicy food too. Have a good travel to both of you. Stay safe. 👍🏻
We lived in Laos for couple of years so spicy food or raw food is our friend 😅
U must try Indian rice feast with alots of side dishes..it's healthiest and yummy too
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Should try the keropok lekor on the right instead of fried wonton. That is local delicacy of east coast peninsula.
We will next time!
And also the banana fritters, so naturally sweet
Keep up the good content!
Thanks man!
Please max out your 3 months and visit other cities and towns. You can, for example take the train (KTM) or bus and visit Ipoh. It’s only 2.5 hours away.
We will try to see as much of Malaysia as we can!
Welcome to my birthland guys...hope both of you enjoy your stay. Cheers
thank you!
That curry looks delicious !! 😋
The chanting is actually a call for all muslim people to pray or a reminder for them to pray...its call azan or adzan") btw i love yall...epic travel
If you have time you can try visit Putrajaya .
Sure, we will put it on our list 🙂
Hi....feel free to take the ETS train from KL to Ipoh...I might be able to bring you guys out for a street food tour. Won't be available next week as I will be in Laos ( don't be jealous) and shall be available week after!
Have a good time in Laos! Thanks for the offer, send us a message on Facebook or Instagram 👍
Independence day is 31st august. You can watch the parade.
5:45 that's Dayabumi building... Petronas' old headquarters before they moved to the Twin Towers
Try MTR restaurant in Brickfield for good South Indian food.
5:46 It's Dayabumi, formerly it housed the Petronas (National petroleum company) HQ before they shifted to The Petronas Twin Towers....Now it is occupied by Pos Malaysia (Nasional Post Service) as the building next to Dayabu is the main Post Office
Thanks now we know 😊
I really enjoy to watch ur video 👍🏻
Thank you so much 😊
Yes you have a look around first before you buy sure you get a good price. That is KL City Council building. The food in Malaysia is very cheap. The Mural painting was done during Covid19
Someday come to jakarta Indonesia and try hight speed railway 350 km/ hours. GO to bandung use car 4 hours, but with hight speed railway only 45 minuts amazing guys wow😮😮 very very fast
Welcom to malaysia n thankyou for visiting my country,enjoy your journey bro,done sub😊🥰
Terima kasih 🙏🙏
You really love Indian foods...yummy..🤤
Nice
kwai chai hong petaling street art. part 12.30min. near the art wall there is a bard code, if you scan it, it will tell you the story of the art, through scanning the bard code..yea nice bro
They added sugar , you can see it at 1.25 onwards. Well they’re made of some concentrated nectar juice
Hello there... For beverage you should try Teh Tarik, Sirap Bandung Ice or Milo Ice... For food so many selection from Malay, Chinese, Indian, Thai, Japanese, Korean and Eropean style food at KL.. In Sha Allah...
Just tried teh tarik today... Amazing!
thanks for the heads up for the glasses price
Kampung baru is where malays are located in kl. But others live in the outskirt too. Kl was founded by a chinese named mr yap ah loy (the kapitan of kl).
Not exactly correct but I give it to you. According to the late Prof Khoo Kay Kim, the real founder of Kuala Lumpur is Sutan Puasa. And Yap Ah Loy is the prime mover of building KL into what it is. But both are interchangeable depend on whose naration you want to choose.
Daya Bumi building the 1st Petronas Office building
That building is DayaBumi Building. Will tell you more tomorrow....
You must try ICT shah alam place like a disneyland
It's expensive there in chinatown market and the staff there normally they kinda force u to buy after asking the price...try to danau kota uptown it's cheaper there
Thanks, we'll have to check it out!
I chuckled when you got excited of the monitor lizards. They are beloved by us, rat's natural predator and they eat snake eggs too.
Mario, that's a drink (Jarritos) very common in Mexico.
Hi Sean...sorry for my absence...Will tell you all about when speak?? Just catching up with you...The dance group were really cool. OK their not diversity but they were good..Nice little festival..catch later M
50 storey mosque... that's actually funny 😂😂😂
You can go yo Genting Highlands 🔥🔥
It's on our list!
Ramly burger 🍔 must eat
U will get affordable authenthic chinese indian malay street food everywhere in malaysia.
In Malaysia, street food or some shop still add some sugar, but you can ask for no / less sugar.
Really want to eat nasi lemak in the middle seat of kualalumpur city, salam dari jakarta👋
You guys can take the monorail or mrt to KL Sentral and from there you can walk to Little India. You can try as many local Indian delicacies there. Go there in the afteenoon
It's on our list!
A masala dosa for 45p? nice one.. approx £7 in England now! Will go to that woodlands in Dec when we do another year out!. Hey the Roti Canai' are an Indian/Malay dish.. you'll see a massive flat pan that they cook the Roti on on the outside edge of the cafes that serve them!
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We don't miss England for prices like that! Roti canai is on our list to try 👍
@@TravelsonToast just double checked.. cheapest dosa here £7.45 :( ... :)
Its not a mosque...its office building. Many petronas subsidiary companies in dayabumi complex
One thing that in malaysia you pay for the food same as the local, no charging extra for tourist like other cuntries.
We love that here!
aww you guys would of bought the banana one to me it the best snack ever
ar u still in malaysia? you can try come to visit sunway lagoon. 20 minute from kuala lumpur.
Olivia and the British colonial post box is hilarious 😂