An AMERICAN'S love for the food in Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA!
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Just a guy from Arkansas chasing his dreams of traveling the world, meeting amazing people, and trying all the delicious food I can find!
Recently moved to Hong Kong from my small farm in the states, I am now taking advantage and the opportunities I have to travel the world in search of some of the most delicious foods, unique places, and friendliest people.
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This is part two of a series in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! A melting pot for many cultures, this means there is nothing but unique and extraordinary takes on dishes as you see the culture and cooking flavors come together. .
I start my day off at the Chow Kit market to take a look at the biggest wet market in Kuala Lumpur. I then track all over the city looking for as much food as I could eat in one day! From local street snacks to a feast for dinner this video has it all!
I hope you all enjoy the video, feel free to comment, like, and subscribe if you like the content and want to see more!
Also let me know what you would like to see and where you would like to see my future travels take me!
Wishing you the best,
Max McFarlin
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about the sauses in roti canai u mentioned, yes the locals usually eat with mixing all the 3 sauses together. Sambal (red), dal (yellow), curry (brownish). it is the way to go.
since you are sweet tooth, try and order "Roti Boom Kaya"... (Roti Boom = puffier version of roti canai. Kaya = sweet creamy coconut spread made from coconut milk) usually they dont have it in the menu but u can order it in most of local indian/mamak restaurant. (cuz people dont usually order it like this, mixing it with Kaya, Kaya usually ordered with a bread toast) i guanreenteed you would love it. you can eat it as it is without dipping it in any sauses.
your welcome
The ubi ketuk is actually made from tapioca. 😁
CRUZEOO woahhhhh!!!! This sounds absolutely amazing! I’m trying this out when I come back! Thanks for the insider information😁🙌🏻
Eric Yusok ahhh, thanks for the clarification😁👍🏻
A bit expensive i think. RM9 per plate. Normally in my place Chinese foods is cheaper compare to Malay noodles.
here are some list of food you MUST try while you're in Malaysia:
- nasi lemak
- nasi ayam
- nasi dagang
- nasi kerabu
- char kway teow
- mee goreng
- mee kari (curry mee)
- mee bandung
- mee kolok
- mee rebus
- laksa penang/laksa johor/laksa sarawak
- maggi goreng
- soto
- asam pedas
- kari kepala ikan (fish head curry)
- ikan/ayam/daging masak lemak cili api
- ikan bakar
- ikan masak 3 rasa
- gulai
- murtabak
- otak-otak
- putu mayam/putu bambu
- apam balik
- ramly burger (the best street food burger in the world)
- rojak buah/rojak petis
- roti john
- sata
- keropok lekor
- pisang goreng
- karipap (curry puff)
- satay (the best meat skewer in the world)
- sup tulang/sup daging/sup ekor
- tomyam
ada sesiapa yg baca comment ni, korang tambah2 la menu lain yg mantap2 untuk dia try. aku penat dah nak type ni hahaha.
btw Max, welcome to Malaysia dude!
FusionMadness this list is epic! My journeys won’t be complete in Malaysia until I try all of these and then try them all in as many states as I can😍😁
FusionMadness and thank you for the welcome! Can’t wait to be back!
Awesome foodlist! Chasing a plate channel is my favourite. Maybe you should add 'rhys william instagram, he's from uk, and stay in malaysia for quite long time. He knows how to speak malay and food hunter too. You can subscribe his channel' Destinasi Tv.
... and by the time ur abs becoming rounder as it goes. lol.
its like drug, the food in malaysia, im malaysian myself sometimes cant help myself from having all the delicacies here.
on Raya festives lately, i went into food coma like for several days. lol.
burger ramly is a must. its a street style stall burger.
I just miss Malaysia, such an amazing country.
Elie Ch I miss it too. Need to see more of it
We just arrived back from Kuala Lumpur (KL) yesterday, and have to say that KL is an amazing city, with even more amazing people and food. We are seasoned travellers, and would rate Malaysia right at the top of our list of countries to visit. We flew from KL to Penang for £23 (return) each, which is $29, and loved the city of Georgetown. Love to Malaysia.
A little tip.. Most of our food (like the people) tastes best when you mix them together.. You just need to find the best mixture and what goes best for you. I hope you enjoy yourself here.
Arif Leeroy Hahahaha that comment was great😂 yes, I learned in my short time in KL that mixing is the best way to go! Loved my time and can’t wait to be back!
Ow mother awesome video, I love that market that you went to, all the exotic fruits and fresh produce I’ve never seen so much awesome food all under une roof. Love seeing all the street food and I will make it to Malaysia one day in future. Thanks for this
FitAngie it was mind blowing how big that market was! You should definitely go to Malaysia! This was just KL too, there is so much more in Malaysia😲🙌🏻
Come to Sabah 😊
Try keropok lekor
@@Macoi24 wait till you reach the state of KELANTAN (on the East Coast of Malaysia) - the food haven of Malaysia
If u really love nasi kandar so much..u should try go to Penang Island..over there is much more heaven..since nasi kandar is originated from Penang
khai demolisher sounds like I need to go to Penang😍 thanks for the info🙌🏻👊🏻
everytime you come malaysia u must miss very much,it all about the food,western food,west food malay food,china foor,india,thai food everything cheap,it food heaven..
KANDAR means put something on your shoulder and bring it along. For your information, the history of Nasi Kandar, along time ago, the nasi kandar seller sell their food by walk with all the small pots and food are inside the big basket and he will "kandar" from place to place.
Great travel videos. Nice to see someone as excited as you traveling and trying local foods. You have changed my views of people from Arkansas. Hope to see you keep making theses videos. Thanks.
Dzung Nguyen hahaha well I hope they’re changed for the better😂 of course! Enjoy making these videos too much to stop! Thanks for the comment and the kind words🙏🏻
You eat chilli like a pro for an American! Woah! Nice, good job! hahaha...
JN Tube just trying to represent😂😂😂 appreciate the respect😝
I bet max is asian in previous life . Hahaha Thats why he can eat chillies that much like a pro .. Lol thats huge for a non asian tho.. Bravo !! Oh btw if you can eat durian or like it you should move to msia ...
The way you describe the food, I could actually taste them. Good job.
Wiz Wahid perfect! Always worry about my explanations! Glad they are getting the job done😁
You've done your research well on where to eat in Kuala Lumpur. Good that you have a good walk to burn off those calories.
Hahaha yes! I needed to walk a lot more than that though😂 thank you! Tried doing as much research as a could but I feel like I still could have done so much better! I guess there is always next time!
Dude, how did you discovered Kin Kin??? This is like not a tourist secret. It is where we go during our work hours. My wife and I usually orders three bowls and share 1.5 bowl each. But for the chilli we can't do a whole spoonful like you. It is wayyyyy too spicy even for me. Well done on your investigative work.
Vincent Chin haha I definitely felt that chili later on! Man I tried to do as much as I could as I really wanted to eat like a local and at the best places! I could have done better but for being my first time and only having 2 days I feel like I did well!
Vincent Chin oh and I love that 1.5 bowl idea. That would be the perfect amount🙌🏻
Kin kin used to start of as a roadside stall under the tree around the corner. They then moved into the shop and got copied all over.
Subscribed! I love all the food chose in this vid. Keep coming to Malaysia! And you eat with your hand! Like Malaysians do..
Ira Syahirah that’s practically all I use now, my right and and chopsticks😌 I will definitely keep coming back. I’m thinking Penang next🤔 what do you think? Oh and welcome to the family!
Max McFarlin Penang is a must go! Especially famous for their nasi kandar. Would be better if you proceed your food travel to Perak, specifically Ipoh. You'll find a lot of fusion food here in Perak. Anddd would love seeing you search for good food around Sabah and Sarawak. Aside from the food, the beaches are heavenly!
Ira Syahirah you sold me! I have plans to go to Penang but I honestly just need to go to each state.
Imagine dieting in Malaysia
Mongo Ming I couldn’t, nor would I want to ever imagine having to do that😅
I dare you to
Mongo Ming if you wanna diet i suggest japan and south korea. But not malaysia and thailand
I only visited every 5 years , So I ended up eating like u ( 2 diff breakfasts, 2 diff luncheon & 2 dinner ) I Just took the stairs instead of lift 😜 😓
Plz try more Chinese dessert " kueh "
@Danial Abdullah trust me it's beyond wonderful. You might lose some weight tho but wait up till 1st day of Syawal it will rise up like double before Ramadhan hahah
just wnt to say, you're one of the best food vlogger i've encountered! i'm from malaysia and i love seeing you exploring the foods here. keep vlogging. you're really good!
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this.. But Kandar in Nasi Kandar is actually referring to the way it was carried to the working people in the olden days. So they have it in like boxes, usually two, and is balanced on the shoulders with a long stick and the boxes suspended on both ends of the stick.. That method of carrying stuff is called Kandar. So Nasi Kandar is referring to the nasi (and any other curries or dishes) that is being carried on a Kandar..
Btw canai in roti canai is pronounced as cha-nai.
ridzz ahhh interesting! Thank you so much for sharing🙏🏻 sorry about the incorrect facts, I’ll try and do better next time!
Waoh ! you got a huge stomach man. As a Malaysian, we always feel proud & enjoy to watch how foreigner reacting to our Malaysian food:) After watching this, Im feel hungry now! Great Video!
Thank you! I am actually back right now so I have a lot better stuff coming.
I just loooove how he eat the spices calmly bc not all Americans could do that!!!
My way to eat roti canai..flood all the three sauces together on roti..oh heaven..
Suryafara bracke exaclty! I guess we are just sauce people😁
Suryafara.. same with me.. I love flooded roti
Malaysia!! I can’t wait to come back 🇲🇾🙏
I think it’s adorable when you just smile after eating something amazing lol, you don’t need to say a thing and we know it taste amazing. I’ve just binge watched your videos of late, you make me want to travel all over the world! And you eat chili like a champ! Crazy 😝
by far this is the best food reviewer i came across, I am amazed by how much chili you could take in that pan mee. I would have died right there. half a spoon would be just right for me.
Also Max, you don't have to be shy to use the spoon because thats how we Malaysians eat our rice. Its more satisfying that way. Thank you for loving our food! ❤️
How many meals and sweets you devoured in this video really - I lost count. Epic👏🙌👌
Missing_Link ha thank you! Glad to know my efforts for pushing my stomach capacity are being appreciated🤪 😂
Glad you enjoyed Malaysian food ..A+plus for ur fantastic video!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Aisyah Tahir so happy to hear you enjoyed it🤗
you done your research well, buddy. A side note on Jalan Alor, that place really comes to life during night time, while most shops are still closed during the day. Can't wait to see where you're heading next..
Taboo Bunny thanks buddy!!! Yes, I was going to go back at night but ended up going for Nasi kandar instead because it was looking like it was going to rain! Hope you enjoyed the video!
Taboo Bunny i agree.. He always do his research well.
Arif Leeroy so glad you agree! I just wanted to make the locals proud and show that I put a lot of effort into this🙌🏻
Homesick Malaysian living in Toronto..great videos, Max..keep them coming! 👌🙏❤️🌹🌹
margaretscleong ahhh so sorry to hear that you’re homesick! I’m curious, is there any Malaysian restaurants or influence in Toronto?
Max McFarlin Hi Max, sorry for late reply..(dont’ always remember to check my mail). The answer to ur question is No, unfortunately. There is the odd restaurant in each township that pass off as Singapore/Malaysian restaurants but they r not authentic..being more of a fusion cuisine kind of thing. Enjoy, & take care, Max!
Ahhhh, so very sorry for you then! Thank you for the reply and best wishes!
Every state has their own wonderful food, u should try food in every state in Malaysia. Malaysia is spoiled with varieties. You should try kelantan Nasi kerabu, nasi Lemak, nasi dagang, satar,keropok lekor, laksa sarawak, asam laksa, ipoh tau fu far,laksa melaka, penang nasi kandar, roti puri, teh tarik, I can't list down everything
esther lim exactly! That’s why I’m waiting for a big vacation with my work so I can take my time and explore each states cuisine🙏🏻🙌🏻
Randomly stumbled upon your video and glad I did! I adore your southern accent (I hope I got that right).Loved your reviews especially the Chinese noodles that I can’t normally have, l’d love some of that chilli pan mee.
12:33 It’s actually called ubi getuk (mashed and fried tapioca with coconut), also the roti canai is pronounced Cha-nai, cha as in ch in chair. You’re practically Malaysian as we do mix our roti canai sauces together too! My ultimate favourite combination is the red sambal with the middle lentil curry (called dhal).
Looking forward to more of your videos!
Sarah Zaifullizan ahhh so glad you found the channel! Welcome to the family and thank you so much for the information!! That’s what I love about this family is y’all teach me so much🙌🏻😁 I have one more Malay video coming soon👍🏻
Max McFarlin can’t wait for that! Subscribing!
Sarah Zaifullizan yay!!! So glad to hear that😋
Sarah Zaifullizan your so right, he’s accent is just precious ain’t it! I’m a new fan of his videos too 😊
I love this market so much to see plenty of beautiful food and fresh fruits healthy foods very good cook or fresh raw one as well thank you for sharing your beautiful video.
Heyyy, so happy to hear that you enjoyed! It was definitely a sight to see!
You ate malaysian food like a pro😅. You should visit night Market, dig in more malay street food. If i hv free time i will be your tour guide.
Nurul iyza ugh! I wish I was still there and I would definitely take you up on that offer! You’re so kind, I appreciate the offer more than you’ll ever know!
You already leave malaysia? Too bad for me😅
Nurul iyza don’t worry I’m going to be back one day soon! Unfortunately was only able to be in KL for a short vacation😭
Max McFarlin noted.. Looking forward you back in malaysia☺️, My instagram eyza.ophelia.
Nurul iyza okay perfect! Thanks and can’t wait to come back!
It’s 230 am I can’t sleep, I’m watching you eating Nasi kandar and salivating.
trey tan nasi kandar makes my mouth water any time of the day! So amazing🤗
you can be the next big food youtuber especially based in Asia you have all that it takes to be a big channel. thank you for visiting and sampling our food :)
Max, I am living in the Philippines. I am from Little Rock, Arkansas. We are going to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for Christmas this year.
Bill Glover wow! Small world! How are you liking the Philippines? Hope you have a great time in Kuala Lumpur for Christmas👌🏻
I bet you definitely miss the food so much now. That's the reason why the travellers like to be back, people's, food and absalutely the hospitality.. Thanks for your appreciation to our food and I am proud to be Malaysian. If u return back to KL, hit me up and I am glad to hunt the food together 😊😊
I enjoyed watching your video! You speak so naturally and I like the way you describe the food or the things when you go around! 😀
Sn0wcrystals _ awhhh welcome! So glad you enjoyed it! Just like to act like I’m talking to the person watching!
You really enjoy KL food! You're gonna get sleepless nights when you get back home thinking of spicy food instead of counting sheep! 😂😂😂
maitangni It’s already been like that😭😭😭 I miss all those flavors🤤😢
that potato ball and banana sticky rice is call kuih. you just tried two of hundreds choice of kuih. they tend to be sweet and sometimes savory and spicy. perfect snacks for high tea or in malaysia whatever time you want to eat. if you think kl has it all (you barely cover the top), wait till you reach to another city.
ma 43 awesome knowledge you just dropped! Thank you so much for sharing! I know I barely scratched the surface, was honking I could make a while video just on these tea time snacks😁 which are your favorite?
Max McFarlin the tea snacks or food in this vlog?? sorry i'm a bit confuse with the question
+Max McFarlin
Try these next time:
Kuih Tepung Pelita
Kuih Cara Berlauk
Kuih Ketayap
Kuih Tepung Gomak
Kuih Koci
Onde-onde
Popia Goreng Sambal/Sira
Cucur Udang
Cempedak Goreng
Otak-otak
Apam Balik (Tipis)
Ezehelm I gladly will😁
haha actually ubi ketuk made with tapioca..
Just a note about nasi kandar. Nasi means cooked rice (uncooked rice is beras). Kandar however refers to how this dish was sold way back about 70-80 years ago. Kandar actually is a long bamboo stick held over the shoulder, with two pots hanging from either end. One had rice in it, and the other had some curry, beef, fried fish and some okra. That was it back then. It was the poor man's lunch, which in the 1940s and 50s cost just about 30 sen for a basic meal. The nasi kandar you see today is an evolution from a poor man's lunch to a gourmet meal. You will not find a kandar these days. However the name has stayed on.
Joseph David ahhh man! All this information is awesome! Also thank you for the link! Appreciate you taking your time to explain and help me learn!
My pleasure Max.
Thanks bro for the wonderful video on our malaysian foods. Truly taste great & delicious...😘😘😘
Proud to be citizen of Malaysia
Food is sooooooooooo great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Of course and thank you for your comment! Really enjoy reading stuff like this!
Good to see you enjoying yourself. You do Malaysian food like a pro. Subbed.
Fa Durac welcome to the family! Malaysian was a blast!!! Can’t wait to get back there!
Really enjoy your videos! There are so many foodie you tubers who do the same thing but you try other places with new food to tease us with!
MAK3Elder always down for new things! So glad you’re enjoying the video! Hopefully I can keep up the good work😁
You described putu beautifully, melts in your mouth, yep that is absolutely correct! ❤️
Hey Max, glad you enjoy Malaysian food! Your videos are well made and you do your research; hope your subscribers will grow soon! Your expression is really cute when you try out food. 😋
Marcus Loke Awh thanks! Those are just my natural expressions😂 guess I’m an expressive person🤪 thank you I put a lot of work into the videos so I’m glad you’re enjoying them🙌🏻
Malaysian live to eat and not eat to live! You are amazing! Like your attitute towards food...not fussy and willing to try all things...since you have been in most countries in Soth East Asia maybe you should edit a video on which 3 countries you think have the best Streetfood. It would be interesting to know
gotta say you're very brave with the chilies, even some of my Malaysian friends fear them... LOL... God i miss having food tour when i was there...
The round one is made from tapioca,sugar n coconut..next time make sure u have coffee or teh tarik to eat the kuih..that our do in Malaysia.
Hai max, just love to see you enjoy the malaysian food.you making me hungry.hope you travel outside of kl to enjoy more of our local food
Filzah Sahari ahhh so glad to hear you enjoyed the video! Unfortunately was just in Malaysia for two days! Will be coming back soon for a more in depth travel experience!
Haha I like that video blackout right after you had that first bite of the chilli noodles, it's as if you fell into a food coma!
Zack Lim hahahahaha that is such a good way of looking at that😂 and pretty much what happened anyways😂🤪
I love to travel and I love to eat so your channel was spot on eheheh great content and tips about restaurants and foods. Keep the great job. New subscriber here my friend!! Just made my mind and next year is going to be Malaysia in my travel bucket list.
SaLo Traveller welcome to the family! So glad you enjoyed it! Yes, make Malaysia a must go to spot! Definitely hit as many states as you can while in Malaysia though!
wow...the amount of food that you eat is just wow...
subscribed...👍
Norazman Nordin haha I only had a short time there so I had to test my limits😁
These videos give me life! Been binge watching for 2 days straight now. 😂🤤😋
🙏🙏🙏
Yes...you don't get the food we eat in Malaysia in the U. S. Even if you get is much more expensive. Malaysia is a
Heaven for food..
must experience the different kinds of food ! 👌🍌🍉🌽🥥🍐🍕🍗🍩🍜☕🍮🍭😃
We have 13states plenty of food feast to the eye.. Spoilt for choice 👍👍😁
Noor Azlina Baharuddin I cant wait to try them all
love & TERIMA KASIH from Malaysia. come back nasi kandar, come back! We love You! blessed Your journey.
Nuril Anuar I love you all too😭🙌🏻 thank you so much, can’t wait to come back!
thank you dude and come again 👍🏻🙌🏻😁☺️
kemang gamers would love to!
thank u max for such a beautiful compliment s to kuala lumpur well done man ; here is only good food & peace no fighting no war
Ernest Khoo that’s right brother! Beautiful food and people! And I saw your other comment and I am aware now. Sorry for the pronunciation mistake!
I love this vid and mannn salute on all the heat and spices you handled them all so well like a true Malaysian!! Roti canai is da bomb right? Glad you like it so much. You just earned yourself a new subscriber 😊
kins kin that’s so great to here! Welcome to the family and glad you enjoyed the video🤗 oh and of course spicy is the way to go😋
I really enjoy your videos. You have a great mellow personality. Keep them coming👍🏼. You should go to Taipei, Taiwan next. Fantastic food and awesome people.
gootchie2001 great minds think alike. Just got back from there, made three videos👍🏻
Hey Max, what a fantastic video! Enjoyed every minute of it 😊 That curry dish you had in the end looked sensational! Where are you going next?
Ami Loves Perfume yessss, it was sensational! I have another KL video, one on Patong Beach, and three on Taipei that I’m working on! Will be going to Vietnam soon and planning my travels after that! So glad you enjoyed it😁
Max McFarlin Awesome! Can't wait x
Ami Loves Perfume yay! I’ll need to get to editing faster😂
Beautiful. India,s foods is very spicy foods very good healthy fresh foods nice market very good healthy fresh fruits as. well thank you for sharing Bless you all
i am salivating after watching you eating the pan mee and nasi kandar...
Seng Chuong KONG both of those were like my fav dishes🤤
its ok brother just wanna help you out keep it up man well done hope you feel safe in malaysia this blessed country with a new govt & new leader
Ernest Khoo I’m just ready to try laksa in every state😂
Dude, and you had Roti Milo!!! That is like IHOP chocolate chip pancakes = sugar high during 2AM college dead week.
Vincent Chin a sugar high it was and ohhhh did it feel good🤪😂💀
u r funny ... in a good way .. and ur video is fun to watch , u should try chicken rice theres one in bukit bintang called chee meng chicken rice .... and dont forget to order mango salad too ...
ezriena mohd jaya so glad I could give you a laugh! Those sounds really good, will be on the lookout next time I’m in Malaysia👍🏻
Love this channel, you deserve more subs and views mann, keep up the good work👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Your biggest Fear 여자친구 wow! That means so much, thank you! Just grateful for what I have because I had like 25 subscribers about two weeks ago! Ready to grow this family and glad you’re loving it and apart of it👊🏻
Roti canai and teh tarik ❤️ Nasi kandar pelita is also my favorite but its originated from Penang. Try nasi kandar in Penang when you go there
I hope you've more Malaysia video coming up, bravo and keep it up bro!
Jonathan Koh unfortunately, I only have one more! It will be a little different but I’m really excited about it!
man i love it when foreigners eat like locals here in Malaysia. come back and eat more!
Amir Zikrifudin just going home to let it digest😝 I’ll be back as soon as I can!
Let's make friends with Malaysians 🇲🇾🤝🇺🇲
Its nice to see you interacting in comments section
12.33 : "Getok" - made of steamed and mashed tapioca/casava, grated coconut and sugar.
Frankly, the portion of the wanton, pan noodles and ABC is too small with the price you had to pay. I don't think it is enough for me alone! Nevertheless, enjoyed your video and the food you featured here. Enjoy your food, where ever you are.
Feizatie Erviena Abdul Aziz ayyyy thanks so much for the ingredient breakdown! Yeah, but being in the area I was probably had something to do with price! Hey, like you said though, I enjoyed it and can’t wait to come back to Malaysia👍🏻
woww..i am bella from kuala lumpur...welcome to malaysia..😍
Mixing the currys when eating roti canai is an absolute must! Subbing cause you've got some great content
ZenithX you’re right about the mixing! And so glad you think so! Welcome to the family🙏🏻
nasi kandar (local called them) is actually originated in States of Penang. Back then in the late 18's, Penang was one of the busiest dock for Traders around the world and the ship would stop at Penang for trading from middle east to asian region. Because the dock was so busy, so many locals and immigrant from the middle east work there and there will be individuals will come and carry rice (nasi) and dishes (mostly curry and variety of herbs and spicy based dish) in their shoulder (kandar or mengandar -verb word) who will sell and maybe feed for the dock workers. So the tradition of mixing the rice and all the dishes is still the same of what happen back then but the different is the rice is never been carry out with shoulder anymore nowadays. You can try to google image word " kandar " and you will get the idea.
Fairos Amros absolutely fascinating! Thank you for the added facts and information about nasi kandar! Love learning about this stuff so much and the way history influences food and vice versa🤗
yeah bro, finally u have tried the Indian various of roti...usually i mix all the 3 sauces as u did, lol...n yet again, y tried my another top favourite food which is dried wantan noodle, (the dried one which is not available at hongkong). i prefer wantan at hongkong, but i prefer the dried noodle at malaysia. pls also try malaysia most famous dessert, cendol, which is similiar with ABC...hope to c ur next video in Penang(pls try fried kuey tiaw and assam laksa, and many more) in the future, have fun here~
hinz tan I looked for cendol so much! But I found the ABC first! I hate that I didn’t get to try it out! Yes, can’t wait until I go to Penang! You can usually get a dried version at any Wonton restaurant in HK! Have you tried the dry version?
oh is it? i never tried the dry version in HK, is it similar with malaysia version? which dried version do u prefer?
hinz tan the HK style is coated in a dry spice powder. I enjoyed this version better but I’m also a sauce guy so that’s probably why😂
That is delicious food Max, especially mie, nasi kandar, and cendol 👌👍❤
Yayyy my kind of YT good content! Keep rocking man.
Islam Benfifi yessir! Glad you enjoyed it👍🏻 glad to have you here apart of the family😁
Why oh why u makes me so hungry la.. need to go out go to nasi kandar pelita!!
Ouh yah fyi..to help u vlog more food..i recommend Penang..it is known as Malaysia food heaven..a lot of crazy delicious things u need to try..take a bus from kl to Georgetown, penang its only around 10-15 bucks..good luck ✌️
khai demolisher thank you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I will have to fly back soon! I did these KL videos in two days since that’s all the vacation time I had😭
Salute you for the amount of chillies that you took! Very few western guy can take that level of spiciness so I decided to subscribe to your channel lol~
keep up the good work!
WooiLoon Tan hilarious! Welcome to the family and much more chili’s to come!
Love your video's especially about (KL)West Malaysia Foods by the way my self from Sabah East Borneo Malaysia you should come visit here some day!! Our state Sabah well known for the great escape to nature adventure & local shopping tourists hot spot & Sabah also well known for the cheapest fresh seafoods in Malaysia!! With 32 ethnic in Sabah you can try local native foods & others exotic food that you can't find at other states in Malaysia & some food mite bizarre to others if you have gut to try it🤣 ,I highly recommend you first stop visit at Kota Kinabalu the capital city of Sabah 😊 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Hairul Shah you talked me into it😏😜 I definitely have to come to Sabah now! I’ll plan to come early 2019 as I work a full time job and won’t be able to take long enough vacation. It sounds like a place I’ll need lots of weeks for exploring and eating😁
That great!! visit my place early next year maybe we can meet up & I'll show you night street stall local seafood market in one night suitable with your short time visit here 😁
Hairul Shah yessss! Send me a message on IG and we can stay connected! That way we can plan my trip back👍🏻
Hey sorry late reply because offline for few days I'm current seeking new jobs & attend few interview 😅 so what your IG? My IG name "Sikakijalan3.0" Let keep in touch 🤓✌
Hairul Shah okay mine is @mykindofeats sounds like a good idea👍🏻
Now was that your car. Looks like it. You got that look..😂😂😂. Now to tackle the street food. Fruit stands, chilies, cassava and more vendors.omg I thought you were going to cry when you took that first taste of cold desert, that expression in your face was like...I’m lost for word Max. That was like the best noodles you’ve eaten. Wow first time you got a hiccup while eating .
Love watching ur video! That would be more interesting if u can learn to speak malay language with locals there.
AinZahir ohhhh you’re definitely right! Speaking the language would be epic!
Wow I'm impressed how you can stand the hotness of the Cili padi, thats impressive! ❤️
ohhhhh, you watched these old videos, new Malaysia series coming in a couple days:)
stumbled upon this randomly n glad i did. watching people enjoying food are always... so satisfying. whoa... roti milo? i lived in KL my whole life but never heard of that.. or maybe i just never noticed it, afterall mamak restaurants/stalls would have countless types/inventions of rotis, you sure love your sweets xD n the ubi ketuk potato ball thing is actually made of tapioca, not exactly sweet potato. and what you said bout egg, well everyone who can appreciate egg's value/yumminess gets a nod from me. haa. good for you getting kuah campur(mixed curry) on that nasi kandar, i've seen many videos of foreigners eating nasi kandar here n just getting like one curry n some side dishes n that's really not the way to go, this is the way, hahah. reminds me of a nasi kandar i got in Penang, it's at Nasi Kandar Nasib inside Tesco mall at Tanjung Bungah, nobody would recommend this bcuz it's not one of those mainstream popular place, but the taste, portion, price just had me completely mindblown. also, impressed me when you decided to mix the roti dips... that's really the way to go, if you ask me, i'd recommend mixing the red sauce(sambal) with the yellow(lentil). they'd really complete each other. haha, i truly enjoyed this video, keep it up! 👍
hslpt3 you know your Malay food! So glad you enjoyed and welcome to the family! I would love to try that Nasi kandar place! I love hidden places more than anything! Or supporting someone working so hard and cooking with a passion👍🏻 I’ll definitely be back to Malay as I barely scratched the surface😲
hslpt3 oh and the more curry the better, right? I can tell we both are sauce people👊🏻👌🏻
Fresh food.. Is zero cancer.. U must cook fast... Health problem. In usa is about 70% is pack meat.. Fish...
the way you used the chop sticks like a real Chinese.
Rain Zakaria that’s the best compliment ever😂👊🏻👍🏻
Oww man, I just had my dinner before watching this. Now I've go out again tae get me some bites. Am glad tae see yer had a jolly great time in Malaysia.
John Donkey Doe hahaha maybe full but never finished👌🏻 glad you enjoyed!
Keep them vids coming. Youre on a roll.
jay siva thank you so much! Editing some more right now!
I’m local Malaysian and ate all the food you’ve introduced but the way you ate them made them looked so delicious 😋 and I was like wanted to hit out the road and get the food 😅. Great video and glad that you’ve enjoyed our Malaysian food. Malaysia truly Asia 😊
Hi Max, hope you enjoying your stay in Malaysia.
Since you're travelling alone, please be extra careful with your surroundings.
Wishing you all the best, Cheers. ❤
dillati awhhh that’s so nice of you to say! Thank you! I unfortunately only had a quick KL trip. Loved it and welcome to the family😁
Jalan Alor is a famous tourist spot foods are delicious not gonna lie but u might got ripped . here's a tip, ask your grab driver or taxi driver for local go places to eat
(edit: seeing the prices there, u definitely got ripped sir. RM7 for a bowl of ABC tht normally goes for RM5 topped with everything)
subscribed! the only two other food vloggers I follow are Mark Wiens and TheFoodRanger when they had less than a thousand subscribers and now they have more than a million subs each. I have a good feeling about you too! Keep the quality content coming :-)
killerxyphon wow, I’m speechless because that is such high praise! Thank you so much for believing! Welcome to the family and I can’t wait to see where this journey in life takes me🙏🏻😃
Watching you eating makes me an intense hunger coming to me. Hope you'll have wonderful day in Malaysia
A better nasi kandar is at Kudu Nasi Kandar at Jalan TAR and Line Clear Nasi Kandar at Kampung Baru.
hijazzains thank you so much! I will try it it next time I’m in KL!
Yes..Chow Kit is a good place to get food especially fruits are cheap here.
Get a malaysian to take u places and share with how it is. One right here! 🙆
Hasniza Manaf thank you 😭🙌🏻
You be eating good Max your making me jealous 😫