Kampung Baru is a village in the heart of Kuala Lumpur city centre, many foreigners will find it strange but these village are actually reserved lands for the native Malay people so that they can owned and pass down these land to their next generations as a mean to guaranteed their way of life will be preserved intact, its a policy that originated from the British, similar reserved land policy you can find in many former British colonies, one great example is the native villages of New Territory in northern part of Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong
@@chiewata I visited this restaurant one time at night and it was good. I wanted to visit many more times. Unfortunately I came with my relatives who were a little bit picky because they preferred to eat at restaurants in the mall.
He looking for the blue old house at the center of city around the kampung baru. But the neighborhood couldn't understand him, miss communication & he dindt have a luck to meet the house.
Kampung Baru...that vintage old village is somehow existed almost 100 years I believe... each of the residents (owner only not tenants/renter) have the grant or certificate of ownership on the land in which they built their property onto...they own the land legally according to the law.. it's not a slum like others in the neighbouring countries...KL is different it got standard...the Kampung Baru's land is the most precious land in KL right now...every developers have their eye on that village and watching closely.. some small pocket of the land have been bought and redeveloped into modern residential unit, and estimately the village might be gone under 10 years if the developers continue to offer a mind blowing price for that land😢 it's lucky that you being able to visit that place before its vanished...
There's a Sean Connery movie back in 1999 called Entrapment that was a controversial in Malaysia because the movie was filmed in Kampong Baru which made it look like there were many slums in KL and Malaysians were outrage by how it was being depicted.
Fyi, malay has been here for over a thousand years (no borders at that time there is no Malaysia, Indonesia,Singapore). Chinese came here as traders some 800 years back while Indians were brought as labourers by British building railways and working in estates and constructions between 200-300 years ago.
Chinese and Indians were brought into Malay states by the British. I read this fact in the records of the British Parliament when they debated the Independence of Malaya Bill.
Kampung Baru was called New Village back in the 60s. Back then it was considered more modern than the rest of the area, hence the name. Of course the KL city slowly grew around it, but the residents refused to move away. It is sitting on very prime land in the heart of KL. There are a few really old typical Malay houses (probably built on stilts) but only the locals would know where to locate it. Would be good to get a guide to bring you around unless you have plenty of time to kill. I grew up in the Chinese area just next to this new village. The shop houses along Jalan Dang Wangi were built around 1900. There are also interesting places to visit in Klang.
Hi. The authentic nasi lemak is actually very simple. Its wrapped about the size of your fist with banana leaf to give that special aroma. View in the video at 18:00. And its served with half slice of boiled egg, some peanuts, some anchovies and slices of cucumber. What you see at Wanjo is actually the modern day of Nasi Lemak.
Agree. The authentic one is very simple, just coconut rice, half boiled egg, cucumbers, peanuts and anchovies wrapped in banana leaf. Usually sold in streets in residential areas but it's hard to get the ones with banana leaf. What makes nasi lemak stands out among competitors is how sambal is cooked and amount herbs such as pandan leaf, fenugreek or ginger and coconut milk added in the rice. Homemade nasi lemak, use higher quality smaller anchovies. The one at restaurants, because of mass production, they used the cheapest ingredients and usually taste so so, so you have to depend on other things such as ayam goreng, sotong etc. You'll know it's really good the moment you open the banana wrap, the smell of all the herbs and banana leaf emits in the air and you feel you don't need to add side dish.
Greetings Terry, I watch your videos on the big tv. Everything looks so much better on the screen. I always get hungry when you go to eat. I then eat. lol. That was a great video, great scenery. I look forward to your next videos.
We Malaysian use a lot of Turmeric (Malay calls it Kunyit) in our dishes we mix them in our curry, fried chicken, in our gravy and even in our soup. Glad you love our food. Fun fact, turmeric is good for your digestion and it protects your body by neutralizing free radicals
@@kseventeendigital dei, bro... like meaning not fully altered. R Biru still preserves the rumah kampung look btw, Kpg Baru as in the whole community I meant.
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There's a Sean Connery movie back in 1999 called Entrapment that was a controversial in Malaysia because the movie was filmed in Kampong Baru which made it look like there were many slums in KL and Malaysians were outrage by how it was being depicted.
Kampung Baru is statuted as traditional malay settlement during british rule as areas around kl flourished with tin mines...as such its hard for govt to take the land for development unless the landowners give consent....and of course the landowners are mostly millionaires in terms of their plot worth in kampung baru...
It's NOT chow kit! That lady was a foreign worker because only they can't speak English in Malaysia. The 2nd guy got it right, it's Kampung Bharu. Original owners of the land doesn't want to sell to the government to develop. That land is worth BILLIONS. So the owners make a living setting up Malay restaurants/eateries. All the fnb workers in Kampung Bharu are Indonesians. Only wanjo crew are trained to handle tourists. It looks like a slum but is worth billions.
I worked for Standard Chartered Bank and in the early 2000s the Bank's Sports Club booked the tennis courts at the General Hospital and after our tennis game we would go over to Kampung Baru to drink at a shop which sold fruit juice in very large jugs. Those tennis courts at the General Hospital are no more because a new block was built on that location for the Hospital.
Kampung Baru is Malay heritage in center KL. Malay is Melayu, the biggest race in Malaysia. Not all Malaysian are Malay. Malaysian are diverse in ethnicity and races
dear sir... this may be a common confusion for westerners.... but you need to know the difference between Malays and Malaysians... Malays are ethnic, Malaysians are nationality. In Malaysia there are many races, the three main ones are Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indians... in Singapore there are also Malays, they are called Singapore Malays, and not Malaysians. Get it? probably not...
The PETRONAS Twin Tower and Kl Tower was the idea from Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad the fourth Prime Minister and the second time he becomes the 7th PM of Malaysia. Thanks to Tun M for the incredible development of Malaysia. Tun M was the oldest PM in history through out the world! He is nearly 100 yrs old now. Still alive and healthy. Thank you Mr Barefoot for exploring KL and promoting the capital of Malaysia via your you tube viral. All the best to you sir!
13:28 You seem surprised and said "Really? This is the new village. Wow, I want to see the old village.." Indeed, in that moment you're in KL's new village which is 125 years old. It is one of so many Kampung Baru throughout Malaysia. The thing is, whenever a new village is being established Kampung Baru is the most probable name for it if there is none nearby already with the name. So, in any town big or small or in any district (equivalent to county in the US) you have good chance to find at least one Kampung Baru.
IT IS NOT CHOW KIT BUT KAMPUNG BARU (MEANS NEW VILLAGE) RESIDED BY MALAYS COMMUNITY, KLCC IS JUST A WALKING DISTANCE ACROSS THE RIVER USING SALOMA BRIDGE - OLDER HOME IS FRONT (OPPOSITE) OF WANJO RESTAURANT THAT YOU HAD A MEAL BEFORE 🇲🇾🇲🇾
Brilliant Video sir, love how you just walk into a backstreet salon and ask for a beard trim. We are off to KL on the 9th December. You've got a new subscriber
Quick tips : Malaysian eat with their right hand. And very convenient to have spoon on your right and fork on the left. Use your spoon to scoop all the grainy rice goodness. Better still to use your clean washed right fingers to eat.
the house that you’ve been looking for have been relocated to other locations for preservations..next time you visit try to find Titiwangsa Lake Park and there is a Istana Budaya (similar to New York Broadway) and next to it is the old house from Kampung Bharu. Actually the locations are nearby but it is on the other side of Kampung Bharu since the place was split up by roads and KL General Hospitals. Kampung Bharu use to be so huge as Malay settlements in KL and some of the land are either taken by government or have been sold to developer by the owner like Chow Kit Road side of Kampung Bharu. Then what are you exploring in the video are just the remaining of Kampung Bharu. I am quite surprised you walk all the way from Kampung Bharu to Chinatown..you want to experience actual local Chinese market, better get to Taman Connaught Night Market only every wednesday night and have around 700 stalls..
kampung bharu or kampung baru if you mean "new village" btw! This is the oldest residential area in Kuala Lumpur with traditional Malay Plans to redevelop Kampung Baru had been around since the 2000s, and intensified in recent years. Negotiations between kampung residents and successive governments have been ongoing since 2018.
You literally walked right past an old Malay traditional house at 21:03. It’s made of half wood and concrete with steps going up to the house 😅 . It looked abandoned though but at least it’s a traditional Malay house
It should be registered as UNESCO world heritage so that funds can be send to upkeep the maintenance of Kampung Baru, keeping the heritage instead of selling it to greedy capitalist bastards that renamed and erases the traditional heritage
Pls wellcome to K.L, Malaysia wish you pleasent day. Like you i travelled alot in Europe where i was a resident and live in a seaside town call Brighton its about 45 minutes by train from London. Brighton is a gay town. Before i resiides in brighton i travelled live in Germany, Belgium and in Holland i love travelled by hitch hiking and used to with hippies in the forest in holland that was during 70's maybe you were just born. Once again in Malaysia once again
I was in city center walking around last weekend, hoping to meet you and buy you a jug of beer. But didn't see you around. Hope to meet you someday. Cheers, friendly Barefoot hero.
Asean people.look similir....we can know when they talk with their accent..mostly malaysian know and understand ...if they do know how to reply they for sure foriegner...
Terry!! I’m really looking forward to the views from Petronas towers,I hope you get in there! That’s where formula one races!! I’m excited to see them up close.
Most of support staffs are foreign workers working in Malaysia like Indonesians, Bangladesh, Myanmar i.e cleaning lady you met on the bridge hence do not know much about Malaysia 😂
The lady probably didn't want any facetime becoz she wasn't camera ready. Everybody knows at least kindergarten english over here. We had to pass the school papers to get jobs. Maths and Science subjects are in english.
Actually Nasi lemak is the best meal in Malaysia,but at for advice,you should try outside KL like others state like Kedah,terengannu, Nasi lemak in this state more tastier 😂than KL😅
Most of the people whom you met on the streets in the daytime were not Malaysians, Malaysians are busy at work or schools, those people were either immigrants workers or homeless beggars or they are either with or without documents or passport, that's why they avoid camera or interviews with you.. Kampung Baru is a new village for the Malays for many decades ago and it is meant for the poor Malay people settlement and now is a private land that still under negotiations between the landowners and government to proceed with redeveloping in that area.. most of the residents now are non Malays, the landowners rent out those houses to immigrants like Indonesians and Bangladeshis etc. Those landowners are all professional and multimillionaires and they don't live there..
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Kampung Baru is a village in the heart of Kuala Lumpur city centre, many foreigners will find it strange but these village are actually reserved lands for the native Malay people so that they can owned and pass down these land to their next generations as a mean to guaranteed their way of life will be preserved intact, its a policy that originated from the British, similar reserved land policy you can find in many former British colonies, one great example is the native villages of New Territory in northern part of Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong
@@chiewata I visited this restaurant one time at night and it was good. I wanted to visit many more times. Unfortunately I came with my relatives who were a little bit picky because they preferred to eat at restaurants in the mall.
@@ricedrown yes they will be picky especially when the bill is on us😁...
i like how you dont give up asking about the kampung baru and the river. extrovert people is really something else
He looking for the blue old house at the center of city around the kampung baru. But the neighborhood couldn't understand him, miss communication & he dindt have a luck to meet the house.
Like Thailand, most of the workers are outsiders.. so in China Town, they are from Bangladesh, Nepal…
Kampung Baru...that vintage old village is somehow existed almost 100 years I believe... each of the residents (owner only not tenants/renter) have the grant or certificate of ownership on the land in which they built their property onto...they own the land legally according to the law.. it's not a slum like others in the neighbouring countries...KL is different it got standard...the Kampung Baru's land is the most precious land in KL right now...every developers have their eye on that village and watching closely.. some small pocket of the land have been bought and redeveloped into modern residential unit, and estimately the village might be gone under 10 years if the developers continue to offer a mind blowing price for that land😢 it's lucky that you being able to visit that place before its vanished...
There's a Sean Connery movie back in 1999 called Entrapment that was a controversial in Malaysia because the movie was filmed in Kampong Baru which made it look like there were many slums in KL and Malaysians were outrage by how it was being depicted.
@@ViolentCabbage-ym7ko that village shot was not in Kg. Baru. It was shot in Melaka.
Wan jo kenapa sound mcm indonesian?
I've tried wanjo nasi lemak. Not my kind of nasi lemak. Dont like the sweet taste. Prefer nasi lemak antarabangsa or street nasi lemak
@@SardyZainalAbidin 'Wan' kan selalunya dari Terengganu. Mana datang Indon nya?... 😅
Persons who can not reply you in English (in this video) are workers from Indonesia......
@@twkl2024 melayu local pun tak tentu boleh berbahasa inggeris di kl ni dikk Bangla pun byk je yg speaks good English than malays kadang2...
yang tak cerdik je@@shadowboxer2747
@@twkl2024 yes it is true
Sir money sir 😅😂
@@Abe_tan Misterrrr money Misterrrr
Fyi, malay has been here for over a thousand years (no borders at that time there is no Malaysia, Indonesia,Singapore). Chinese came here as traders some 800 years back while Indians were brought as labourers by British building railways and working in estates and constructions between 200-300 years ago.
Chinese and Indians were brought into Malay states by the British. I read this fact in the records of the British Parliament when they debated the Independence of Malaya Bill.
@@fauzanriez9472 This is new 🤔. I thought they were brought in by Brits. Buku sejarah sekolah dah tukar ke?
false, indians were already here ages ago. parameswara, a literal south indian ruler?
@@gingerteddy618 look at history of Melaka Sultanate. Princess hang li po and her entourage.
@@4pf-zz9fh can you share any historical record that confirm he was from south india?
She should recommend you to drink teh tarik in the morning instead of Lime ice juice. Teh tarik goes very well with nasi lemak.
most who doesnt understand english in Malaysia usually foreign workers from Indonesia, Bangladesh and other part of asia
not necessary, some Malaysians (elderly, or some did not do well in school) can only stick to their mother tongues.
Kampung Baru was called New Village back in the 60s. Back then it was considered more modern than the rest of the area, hence the name. Of course the KL city slowly grew around it, but the residents refused to move away. It is sitting on very prime land in the heart of KL. There are a few really old typical Malay houses (probably built on stilts) but only the locals would know where to locate it. Would be good to get a guide to bring you around unless you have plenty of time to kill. I grew up in the Chinese area just next to this new village. The shop houses along Jalan Dang Wangi were built around 1900. There are also interesting places to visit in Klang.
Hi. The authentic nasi lemak is actually very simple. Its wrapped about the size of your fist with banana leaf to give that special aroma. View in the video at 18:00.
And its served with half slice of boiled egg, some peanuts, some anchovies and slices of cucumber.
What you see at Wanjo is actually the modern day of Nasi Lemak.
The gist is the same - coconut milk rice, anchovies+sambal, peanuts, boiled egg & cucumber. Wanjo provides lots of side dishes. 😁
Agree. The authentic one is very simple, just coconut rice, half boiled egg, cucumbers, peanuts and anchovies wrapped in banana leaf. Usually sold in streets in residential areas but it's hard to get the ones with banana leaf. What makes nasi lemak stands out among competitors is how sambal is cooked and amount herbs such as pandan leaf, fenugreek or ginger and coconut milk added in the rice. Homemade nasi lemak, use higher quality smaller anchovies. The one at restaurants, because of mass production, they used the cheapest ingredients and usually taste so so, so you have to depend on other things such as ayam goreng, sotong etc. You'll know it's really good the moment you open the banana wrap, the smell of all the herbs and banana leaf emits in the air and you feel you don't need to add side dish.
Unlike China town in other countries, China Town in KL has become a Bangladesh Town. Almost every shop is manned by foreign migrant.
Greetings Terry, I watch your videos on the big tv. Everything looks so much better on the screen. I always get hungry when you go to eat. I then eat. lol. That was a great video, great scenery. I look forward to your next videos.
@@markresendez1493 Thanks brother! Thats the best way to watch them! I do the same whenever I watch RUclips. Thanks for all your support my friend!
We Malaysian use a lot of Turmeric (Malay calls it Kunyit) in our dishes we mix them in our curry, fried chicken, in our gravy and even in our soup. Glad you love our food. Fun fact, turmeric is good for your digestion and it protects your body by neutralizing free radicals
Kampung Baru, the only place in KL that is 'untouched' like time stand still
untouched??? then what happen to Rumah Biru??
@@kseventeendigital dei, bro... like meaning not fully altered. R Biru still preserves the rumah kampung look btw, Kpg Baru as in the whole community I meant.
@@DuaneTanTC yeah.. But all around rumah biru already been 'touched'
Its touchable now..sad coz we cannot keep the original Kampung Baru
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Hi Carolyn! Thank you so much for your kind words! It makes me so happy to know I helped you through a difficult time. Thanks for watching and please let me know how your move goes. Onward and Upward!🙏
There's a Sean Connery movie back in 1999 called Entrapment that was a controversial in Malaysia because the movie was filmed in Kampong Baru which made it look like there were many slums in KL and Malaysians were outrage by how it was being depicted.
Kampung Baru is statuted as traditional malay settlement during british rule as areas around kl flourished with tin mines...as such its hard for govt to take the land for development unless the landowners give consent....and of course the landowners are mostly millionaires in terms of their plot worth in kampung baru...
come to north and east coast or borneo malaysia where you can experience real local culture and food.
It's NOT chow kit! That lady was a foreign worker because only they can't speak English in Malaysia.
The 2nd guy got it right, it's Kampung Bharu. Original owners of the land doesn't want to sell to the government to develop. That land is worth BILLIONS.
So the owners make a living setting up Malay restaurants/eateries. All the fnb workers in Kampung Bharu are Indonesians. Only wanjo crew are trained to handle tourists.
It looks like a slum but is worth billions.
I worked for Standard Chartered Bank and in the early 2000s the Bank's Sports Club booked the tennis courts at the General Hospital and after our tennis game we would go over to Kampung Baru to drink at a shop which sold fruit juice in very large jugs. Those tennis courts at the General Hospital are no more because a new block was built on that location for the Hospital.
The land is not worth anything as long as it is not sold.
@@EGO0808 it's worth for the natives, not everything should be submitted to greedy capitalist bastards
Kampung Baru is Malay heritage in center KL. Malay is Melayu, the biggest race in Malaysia. Not all Malaysian are Malay. Malaysian are diverse in ethnicity and races
dear sir... this may be a common confusion for westerners.... but you need to know the difference between Malays and Malaysians... Malays are ethnic, Malaysians are nationality. In Malaysia there are many races, the three main ones are Malaysian Malay, Malaysian Chinese and Malaysian Indians... in Singapore there are also Malays, they are called Singapore Malays, and not Malaysians. Get it? probably not...
Who cares 😆 people are people, what matters is connection, respect and kindness.
Thank you Terry for such interesting adventure!
The food yummy!
I miss that country so much 🤣 Can’t wait to go back
The PETRONAS Twin Tower and Kl Tower was the idea from Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad the fourth Prime Minister and the second time he becomes the 7th PM of Malaysia. Thanks to Tun M for the incredible development of Malaysia. Tun M was the oldest PM in history through out the world! He is nearly 100 yrs old now. Still alive and healthy.
Thank you Mr Barefoot for exploring KL and promoting the capital of Malaysia via your you tube viral. All the best to you sir!
Thank you for joining me Wan🙏
Finally u took the grab, download the apps, good job.
21:13 is an example of a traditional Malay house ... Most Malaysian states hhhh ave different Malay Architectural houses and structure
If you want to find Vintage building,You can have a visit to,Penang, terengannu, Kelantan
13:28 You seem surprised and said "Really? This is the new village. Wow, I want to see the old village.." Indeed, in that moment you're in KL's new village which is 125 years old. It is one of so many Kampung Baru throughout Malaysia. The thing is, whenever a new village is being established Kampung Baru is the most probable name for it if there is none nearby already with the name. So, in any town big or small or in any district (equivalent to county in the US) you have good chance to find at least one Kampung Baru.
It is the Pasig river in Makati. lol
So it’s a Klang river. And the Petronas Towers is a must see. Lovely vlog Mr. Barefoot.👍
Bare you just went pass by an old traditional wooden house when you were with your phone finding your way
IT IS NOT CHOW KIT BUT KAMPUNG BARU (MEANS NEW VILLAGE) RESIDED BY MALAYS COMMUNITY, KLCC IS JUST A WALKING DISTANCE ACROSS THE RIVER USING SALOMA BRIDGE - OLDER HOME IS FRONT (OPPOSITE) OF WANJO RESTAURANT THAT YOU HAD A MEAL BEFORE 🇲🇾🇲🇾
Can't read the Menu! That's a good sign! Awesome Terry keep them coming and Stay safe!
Thanks MTH
Salamat sa sharing sir Terry always support here in Canada 🇨🇦 orig from Bohol Philippines 🇵🇭 stay safe always to your adventure 😊
Salamat my friend! Thanks for watching🙏
Brilliant Video sir, love how you just walk into a backstreet salon and ask for a beard trim. We are off to KL on the 9th December. You've got a new subscriber
Thank you my friend 🙏. Fletcher is my middle name. Safe travels
no wanjo for nasi lemak!!ih man,me as malaysian go for the first and the last time there..hawker or street nasi lemak way delicious
Hi from Florida. New subscriber here.....
Enjoy seeing the places thru you.
Greetings Engela! Thanks for joining me and hello to my home state Florida!
Quick tips : Malaysian eat with their right hand. And very convenient to have spoon on your right and fork on the left. Use your spoon to scoop all the grainy rice goodness. Better still to use your clean washed right fingers to eat.
Catching up on the videos 👏 congrats on 81k subscribers well deserved 🎉
Thanks Kath!
@BarefootVlogger you're welcome 😊
The Hugh banana is call plantain, they are eaten fried/cooked
Those old houses is on a million ringgit land.
the house that you’ve been looking for have been relocated to other locations for preservations..next time you visit try to find Titiwangsa Lake Park and there is a Istana Budaya (similar to New York Broadway) and next to it is the old house from Kampung Bharu. Actually the locations are nearby but it is on the other side of Kampung Bharu since the place was split up by roads and KL General Hospitals. Kampung Bharu use to be so huge as Malay settlements in KL and some of the land are either taken by government or have been sold to developer by the owner like Chow Kit Road side of Kampung Bharu. Then what are you exploring in the video are just the remaining of Kampung Bharu. I am quite surprised you walk all the way from Kampung Bharu to Chinatown..you want to experience actual local Chinese market, better get to Taman Connaught Night Market only every wednesday night and have around 700 stalls..
kampung bharu or kampung baru if you mean "new village" btw! This is the oldest residential area in Kuala Lumpur with traditional Malay
Plans to redevelop Kampung Baru had been around since the 2000s, and intensified in recent years. Negotiations between kampung residents and successive governments have been ongoing since 2018.
Another great video
Second, from the Philippines 🌴
You're all number one in my book🙏
@@BarefootVlogger wow, thanks Terry.
What a sneak preview that was!
You literally walked right past an old Malay traditional house at 21:03. It’s made of half wood and concrete with steps going up to the house 😅 . It looked abandoned though but at least it’s a traditional Malay house
Old the guys you ask on China town is their are all from Bangladesh workers..
Love this video, thanks!
The house is just infront of wanjo if not mistaken
A few person u asked are not loca. If Local they can understand & communicate in English.
THAT'S FUNNY MOST OR ALL CAB.DRIVER IN KL SHOULD KNOW KAMPUNG BARU?..WONDER WHEATER HE IS LOCAL OR NOT???
The landlord in Kampung Baru are millionaire because the land in Kampung Baru is very expensive if the developer want to develop it......
You’re only a millionaire when the land is sold and the money is in your bank account. Until then it is all speculation.
dah nak tergadai. sepatut masuk unesco
tanah milik melayu yang tinggal itu saja. akan di hapus kan. akan jadi milik asing? pembelot nak jual dengan harga murah.?
It should be registered as UNESCO world heritage so that funds can be send to upkeep the maintenance of Kampung Baru, keeping the heritage instead of selling it to greedy capitalist bastards that renamed and erases the traditional heritage
I’m guessing the salon are ‘Indonesian’ not local Malaysian.
22:47 it is called 'Saloma Bridge'
Glad you tried a variety of food here, I love the local chinese dishes!
As a malaysian, i ate nasi lemak for breakfast everyday 😅 and never get bored. Good seeing some people appreciate our dish 😊
Pls wellcome to K.L, Malaysia wish you pleasent day. Like you i travelled alot in Europe where i was a resident and live in a seaside town call Brighton its about 45 minutes by train from London. Brighton is a gay town. Before i resiides in brighton i travelled live in Germany, Belgium and in Holland i love travelled by hitch hiking and used to with hippies in the forest in holland that was during 70's maybe you were just born. Once again in Malaysia once again
please note that Malay a race, and Malaysian are nationality. Malay, Chinese, Indians are race. whom they are Malaysian..
I was in city center walking around last weekend, hoping to meet you and buy you a jug of beer. But didn't see you around. Hope to meet you someday. Cheers, friendly Barefoot hero.
Sorry I missed you my friend! Hopefully next time we can have that beer
Thanks a lot Sir...
The heritage house is Chow Kit Mansion at Chow Kit Road, Kuala Lumpur
come to malacca sir .. not so much immigrant workers
Asean people.look similir....we can know when they talk with their accent..mostly malaysian know and understand ...if they do know how to reply they for sure foriegner...
Minute 16.32 is my big bos bro, welcome to kg baru! Enjoy urself, takr care
Nice! Thanks my friend
Sir. Come to Kuching Sarawak or Kota Kinabalu Sabah, on the island of Borneo. They have direct flight from the Philippines.
I will check into it thanks
Very enjoyable watching you do you Sir!
You are a good walker
Chinese town full of bangla hahaha , btw good vibe
Yes, at minute 21:03 you got the old house.
U r funny guy. Enjoy ur days sir !
The names river is call Klang rivers..
Kampung Baru is perhaps the most patriotic village in Kuala Lumpur...
Yes, the flags were hung proudly throughout
@BarefootVlogger They were the descendants of the original freedom fighters, who fought for Malaysia's independence from Great Britain!
From beautiful Philippines with ❤
Gunting= Scissors also in Malay language 😮
Nice vlog.. kipidap man
Terry!! I’m really looking forward to the views from Petronas towers,I hope you get in there! That’s where formula one races!! I’m excited to see them up close.
Thanks Shannon!
Unfortunately, Malaysia has stopped hosting Formula 1 races after October 1st, 2017...
@ oh no, that’s sad I like that one!
@@shannon7260 I know... But the Malaysian government ran out of money after 18 years of hosting F1...
The plants greenery remind of Hawaii 🌺
Head over to Mont Kiara
Amazing video
We enjoyed it
Please be safe
U do amazing work.. How is your knees?
Good as new Alfonso thanks brother
Hi therw. Do visit some religious attravtions, and some towns a bit further like klang and Melaka. Beautiful churches, temples and mosques are there
the place you ask people is kampung baru not chow kit.... the women u asking is from indonesia not local people
You’re at the tip of the iceberg. So so so many more different cuisines out there
14:05 Horn banana! (With flags)
24:14 muslim cemetery
22:42 saloma bridge- u should go again at night & take very nice pictures
dia nak tau sungai bukan jambatan
@@onengood tau… saje nk bgtau dia jambtn tu cantik waktu mlm, die pegi siang.
Don't ask for pork at a Malay restaurant it can be consider as rude 😅
@@TheRogerrabbit86 I don't think so..... just ask if there's any pork, they would say no, it's not rude at all
Most of support staffs are foreign workers working in Malaysia like Indonesians, Bangladesh, Myanmar i.e cleaning lady you met on the bridge hence do not know much about Malaysia 😂
❤❤❤❤ 😊😊😊nasi lemak
Local always go deep near the river..kl is for new generation..old folk go to village
If Richard Dreyfus and Ray Moreno had a baby, it would be Barefoot. Very entertaining and informative videos. Thanks
You should try coconut ice cream with glutinous rice at night at kampung baru
12:26 So many flags in this video! ... Is it some kind of National Day? Or always like that?
I think they are always there showing national pride
@@BarefootVloggerThey were descendants of the original Kampung Baru owners...
barefoot ...welcome to KL ...Selamat Datang and discover KL and its foodie side and the people ...
Thanks for the warm welcome Patrick🙏
Terry you are such a great mensch
The lady probably didn't want any facetime becoz she wasn't camera ready. Everybody knows at least kindergarten english over here. We had to pass the school papers to get jobs. Maths and Science subjects are in english.
Actually Nasi lemak is the best meal in Malaysia,but at for advice,you should try outside KL like others state like Kedah,terengannu, Nasi lemak in this state more tastier 😂than KL😅
It's been a new village for 200 years
Enjoy your travels today
Thanks bb
The world is your playground. Enjoy!
Most of the people whom you met on the streets in the daytime were not Malaysians, Malaysians are busy at work or schools, those people were either immigrants workers or homeless beggars or they are either with or without documents or passport, that's why they avoid camera or interviews with you.. Kampung Baru is a new village for the Malays for many decades ago and it is meant for the poor Malay people settlement and now is a private land that still under negotiations between the landowners and government to proceed with redeveloping in that area.. most of the residents now are non Malays, the landowners rent out those houses to immigrants like Indonesians and Bangladeshis etc. Those landowners are all professional and multimillionaires and they don't live there..