How I Ended Up Not Paying For Street Food In Malaysia!
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- Опубліковано 10 бер 2024
- Malaysia, George Town: I decided to eat all the street food I found on Penang island and the first seller I food cooked me a delicious Mee Goreng Sotong and didn't want any money!
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Nice cultural selection of delicious looking street food. Thanks so much for sharing with us Michele!
Thanks for watching Ken!
@@MichelePonte 🙂
I want u try nasi kandar
2.chicken rice at Chinese shop
3,nasi lemak at malay restaurant
4.satay and ramly burger at malay shop
5.u r spicy food lover if u say yes u must go at leboh ampang and at little India Brick fields there is so many indian restaurants
Thanks for the suggestions
welcome to Malaysia Michele Ponte! enjoy our country!
Terima kasih!
Very nice video, Michele. The first local food you ate looks very delicious. I'm not sure about the second one, I believe guy put too much sauce on it. Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍.
First one definitely better!
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Ohhhh pasembur. I love it soooooooooo much!!!!!
great stuff michele
Thanks Mark!
Michele nice video again!!!And delicious food!!! Strong Hug my Friend
Gracias Juan!
@@MichelePonte Thanks my Friend Thanks a Lot Caro Michela!!!
I'm Malaysian but same as you, I don't like my savoury dishes sweet. A bit sweet is acceptable because sometimes it's the uniqueness of the food like 'Ayam Masak Merah' and 'Pajeri Nanas' but if too much then better I buy ice cream. Lately I found that many viral food here is actually a bit sweeter to my liking for example Nasi Lemak Wanjo, the Sambal is sweet and to my standard I consider 1 star for the sambal.
I am glad we think the same!
Hi Michele, thank you for sharing these unique dishes with us that we may never see here in Europe. I enjoyed watching 🙏🙏💙💙
Great video ❤
Thank you Marcus
go to Astaka taman tun sardon, try also nasi kandar or char kueh teow
Thank you!
Georgetown. My favourite city in Malaysia. Hope you tipped those guys! 😋
Great town!
Come to Kuantan Bro, i will take you around.
delicious looking food❤❤❤
It was!
mee sotong dudes were cool and it looked good too.
It was nice, yes
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Penang is famous with Nasi Kandar the best in Malaysia. I think you should try it...
Thanks for the suggestion!
Allergic to sugar? What you eating in pasta was rich in carbohydrate from process wheat flor. Lastly will process digested in your Stomac change to sugar
It's a joke. I simply don't like sweet food
I probably wouldn’t of eaten the second dish before I heard your comment 🫢 then I definitely wouldn’t 🙃 greetings from Italy 🍄
Wow, hopefully you’ll pass by Rome!
Malaysia New Song Before Trending。👍🏻❤🔥🔥
Steady gang - ( 周星翅Chou xing chi )mv👍🏻❤
If I cooked for Michele I would not make him pay either, just listening to his accent is enough😅
Ahah, thank you!
You say breakfast is heavy its actually very normal to have heavy breakfast in Malaysia ( all traditional breakfast) this is because in the old days most people do heavy back breaking labor thus the need for heavy caloric intake for labor. Breakfast is normally savory and not sweet. The second meal you had is called Pasembur a type of Rojak ( or mixed salad) similar to your antipasto , normally served during tea time or even lunch , you select the side stuff on display many are tofu /fish combo or fish cake he was right its mostly fish but may have chicken or beef no pork because its Muslim food. Most English speaking vendors usually the owners are Malaysian born since Malaysia also has many migrant workers they may not be Malaysian and don't have standard Malaysian English education. Try the the traditional Malay or even Chinese desserts they are not as sweet as your Italian dessert.
By the way its not Pasta its yellow noodles, Chinese in origin - that breakfast meal is Indian Muslim using Chinese yellow noodles ( a true mix of culture). Maybe Italian call all noodles Pasta yes/no? .
I call it pasta cause it resonates with my audience. By pasta in Italy we mean all type of similar dishes, including noodles, which we call spaghetti (tiny laces).
If it is a Chinese origins or not, it's up for discussion because the way we do it is completely different. When you search "pasta" on Wikipedia it will tell you: While noodles are believed to have originated in Asia, pasta is believed to have originated in Italy and is a staple food of Italian cuisine.
Anyway, thanks for your large comment.
@@MichelePonte i'm not debating the origin of Pasta i was just saying that particular yellow noodles you ate (at that moment in time) is Chinese in origin. I don't think you can debate that. However you called it Pasta i thought maybe you were confused or that maybe some Italians call all noodle dishes Pasta hence why i asked for clarification.
Yes, noodles for us are just a type of pasta.
Anyway, thank you for you comment.
i actually hate when the cucur udang sauce and also the "pasembor" or in penang they called it "rojak" a bit too sweet..the sweet taste should not overcome the spiciness....it should hv sum kick to it..but different stall make different sauce..u should try the malay version
I see, maybe I should try it somewhere else!
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Your first meal looked good until they brought out the squid 🤢🤮. Your second meal looked good, but I will agree with in that I am not crazy about eating a meal that is real sweet. And yes, I did catch that joke of your too 😆. Good video Michele!
Ahah, all good 😅
I clicked when I see the headline has a "free" word. lol
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Hey Michele, quick question. How safe is it to travel to Kenya 🇰🇪 bro?
Just keep your phone hidden when in downtown Nairobi(CBD), for the rest is pretty safe
@MichelePonte Thank you for replying, buddy.
You're welcome!
Here let me help you! #Malaysia #penang #meegoreng
Thank you!
Ancient India exerted a profound influence over Southeast Asia through trade, religious missions, wars and other forms of contact. Pre-colonial Malaysia was part of 'Indianised Kingdoms' such as Srivijaya , Kadaram and the Majapahait, which formed part of a cultural region known as Greater India.This probably where the first wave of migration from India towards Southeast Asia happened during Asoka's invasion towards Kalinga and samudragupta's expedition towards the South.
Thanks for the history lesson
Well, not all of 'precolonial Malaysia', and not consistently through time. Certainly Kedah is a great example of an 'Indianised' polity, in reality likely a colony of sorts. Malaysia (the modern nation-state) underplays historical Indian influence, for sure.
@@MichelePonte strange i cant post a comment, only add comment to existing comments.Anyway, this is the place where I always go to eat when in Penang
that's very stange @bojankrstic7684 hopefully youtube will fix it soon
Do not be confuse between Hindu and India. Most early kingdom in South East Asia are by indigenous people NOT Indian. However, their religion are either Hindu or Buddhist😊😊
Me "sotong" means I am a squid.😂
Aaah, nice 😅
wow peneng island so beautiful😊
It really is!
Blud I thought you quit UA-cam
Nah, I think you didn’t watch the video and read just the title - which had a question mark.
Anyway, I’m not a quitter, I just slowed down because I need to do freelance jobs to make cash to travel
Are you back on UA-cam or is this old videos
They are all new videos
And I never stopped UA-cam
Napoli -Torino 1-1.
The recipe of indian muslim foods in msia u coudnt know exactlty what are the ingredients they use.they premixed all the spices, the chefs only cook in just a few minutes 😂
I know :)
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Another great video!
Thanks a lot!