The different u guys from another youtuber is u guys explore the place where not many people know even local malaysian.. Salute to u guys.. Thanx for an interesting video..
Thanks so much Lai. We could go to the same places, make the same videos and get lots of views but its boring we would much rather explore. Have a great day!
"Nobody visit Kelantan?" - Sir, I beg to differ... Kelantan is an intense culture Hub in Malaysia ❤🎉 immersed in beautiful cultures and border to Thailand
Finally, your first Kelantan video 🥰. Yay ! Very nice. Those signs are Jawi btw. Jawi is the Malay language written in Arabic-derived script. The Malay language used to be written in Jawi for hundreds of years. In Malaysia, Kelantan maintains the usage of Jawi at least on shop signs and street signs etc 😊
@@EllisWR Malay language used to have own old script for old Malay language called Pallava, Kawi and Rencong, then when Malays embraced Islam since 13th century, Arabic scripture was used until the Portuguese colonial came to Malacca and started to change Malays script to Latin script or knows as Rumi in 16th century, followed by Dutch in 17th century and it was fully adopted during British colonial in 18th century, however, it still used side by side and most Malays know how to read Jawi script in order to read Muslim holy book of Al Quran/Koran. Most states in Malaysia still used Jawi script on the signboards/ street signs/shops/premises included in Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang and also in Brunei Darussalam. If you see Malaysian and Brunei banknotes also written in Jawi script.
Your Malay pronunciation is spot on since the first video. I'm happy to watch all your videos, the way you portray Malaysia is the way I feel second to none. First class
Kudos to both of you for bringing so much positiveness. I am very sure both have your ups & downs moments, good & bad food, in your travel but you always give positive vibes in your video. You are always polite and patient in when you are not familiar with something. Keep up the good work.
Thanks arnabus we just keep it real were very happy here we don't do the fake overly positive stuff. We appreciate your kind words have an amazing day 🙏
He's taking us walking every part of the area that what I like about them...he gave us a tour and show us the other side of that place...not just a busy city,restaurant and hotel or mall...its like I'm walking along with them without going there...😊😊
@@yusasmayusoff8046 Maybe he meant he's poor but probably also he want to say he is weak. Daif could also mean weak. He is sick or something. In his context that is probably truer. He asked "Ma ismuka" in Arabic meaning what is your name. Sounded like he asked for smoke right for the uninitiated 😊😊😊
@@tomiemyspace5054 I agree. Weak can also mean daif. Hence, i wrote powerless. Couldn’t think of the right word (weak) just now. Thanks for pointing out.
I’ve been getting bored of youtubers going to the same place over and over again. It’s always KL-Penang-Melaka…. It’s refreshing to see someone exploring the east coast where foreigners usually don’t visit. East coast region people are more traditional, usually foreigners aren’t iinterested in it lol. Welcome to our hometown ❤️
Sadly foreigners are only interested in copying each other and getting views in the same destinations. We visited because we genuinely love Malaysia, its landscapes, people and heavenly food! We will return sometime soon. have an amazing day 🙏
The rice of Nasi Kerabu normally comes in blue clor. According to Wikipedia, the blue color of the rice comes from the petals of Clitoria ternatea (butterfly-pea) flowers (bunga telang), which are used as a natural food coloring in cooking it. However, the flower is hard to come by, so some modification is applied to the nasi. You'll find some other colors as well.
Hard ? Nope at least not in JB.can find it growing wild by road side on the fences ect i have it outside ..lots of flowers just trim the plants yesyerday
Nasi kerabu ada 3 jenis di kltn Biru, kuning & putih.. Kuning&putih jarang2 jumpa... 1 lg beza dr segi jenis 2x perkakas mkn tu... Yg nasik kerabu golok tu xde kerisik xsilap la.. Klu slh hrap perbetulkan
14:30 It used to be this peaceful in my hometown Dungun, Terengganu. Brings back memories when hearing adhan with nature background noise. It is so peaceful to me. Now it's just cars everywhere. I feel already tired when just thinking about going out. Young people are so stressful. That's why they are easily triggered and become rude when driving.
No foreigners in Kelantan due to political disputes with the federal government. Because of this, the Federal Government gives far less treatment to Kelantan compared to other states and rarely promotes it as one of the main tourist spots. The fact that Kelantan is also one of the unfederated Malay states (negeri Melayu tak bersekutu) doesn't help either.
@@perrycheong1058 they leave for the larger cities due to bigger opportunities, not because they hate their hometown. Kinship among Kelantanese is well known among Malaysians. Doesn't matter where they are, they always stick together. #SekKitoJangePecoh
@@hkhan3535 Which is also why they are very hypocritical, because they always vote for PAS, but then always leave for greener pastures in non PAS led states with better opportunities.
The first food by the lady is probably Fried Carrot Cake. The English translation is rather a misnomer, because there is no carrot used, but white raddish (known as Lobak Putih, translated to White Carrot, hence the dish name) for the dish. There are two versions of the dish- black or white- whereby the black version has dark soy sauce added. The lady probably only make the black version. The general ingredients are rice cake with radish and egg and green onion garnish, some with beansprout and preserved white radish/ turnip for extra flavor kick.
@@minfoongchin8689 due to the frying methods, and tweak and twerks, the flavours are different. For more decadent flavour, look for Fried Carrot Cake XO (traditionally XO alcohol was added, nowadays, it’s XO sauce). This is something you won’t find at Halal restaurant, but at Chinese establishments, even in Kota Bharu
i recommend u try a famous dessert called "kuih akok" its like a pancake but with lots of egg, and try drinks like "lai chi kang", "ABC ais kacang", "sirap bandung" or "milo ais tabur". hope you enjoy ur stay there ellis!
@@EllisWR I lived in Kota Bharu (directly translated = New Castle) for 20 years and then went to further my studies at Newcastle upon Tyne, both Kota Bharu and Newcastle are towns located at the north- eastern part of Malaysia and also England. What a coincidence huh!
@@EllisWR had the best time of my life ❤️. I really enjoyed going to the countryside over the weekends while searching for treasures at the car boot sales in Hexham, Tynemouth, Seaham, etc. On many occasions we missed the sea so much and went to the coastal areas, but the water was freezing cold even during summer! Loved our trips up north to Edinburgh and Glasgow very much, although at one time got a traffic ticket for speeding. But then I chose to attend the defensive driving classes instead of paying for the fine which was allowed for the first time offense. The scenery up north is amazing. Managed to pick up some Geordie words when we left 🤣
Yo bruv, u guys killin it innit 😂😂. Hi from surrey and loved that you guys visited my home town Taiping. You guys treading the uncharted roads for tourists, well done 👏🏽. Real Malaysia is even more beautiful ❤
Yeah guys thanks for this vlog😊 you walk around Kota Bharu so we can see around 🤩 is very nice view 🏕 the nasi kerabu looks so delicious both of you is so friendly & let's review & happy day ahead 😅
There are verity of nasi kerabu, nasi kerabu hitam(blue rice), nasi kerabu kuning(the yellow one) and the last nasi kerabu putih(white rice-special sos we call budu tumis).. i love all of them
I guess not many tourists come to Kelantan because usually they are more attracted and look for entertainment and modernity of a place, which you cant find much there...differ to you guys that respect n love to see/experience the culture, history and originality of a place/others... Bdw cats can sense the good and kindness aura of a person...they dont simply come to everybody....congrats..! (But i think they are more attracted to allicia hehe😁... she's so sweet and soft hearted 🥰, i love cats n have 5 cats too in the house😻 and i use to have the max of 33 once upon a time 🤭)
@@EllisWR hopefully we’ll cross path someday! im a big fan all the way in miami. Malaysian born and always homesick for Malaysian grub. U guys stay safe and spread the joy!
That old man is from Southern Thailand. Mostly they are a Muslim freedom fighters. His name is as same as the Prophet's name. prophet Muhammad saw (pbuh). Muhammad bin Abdullah. He wanted to talk more to you. I must say you & your partner are a genuine people. The reason I feel people are attracted to you easily even animal like cats. Enjoy your adventure on the northern areas.
Amazing videos. Really appreciate you trying to get to those places tourists dont. Amazingly also, all those food & teas havent shown on your waistlines.. i guess all the walkabouts keep you both slim & trim.
Most likely from the way he talk n greet you that gentleman is a sufi..n not just an ordinary person..to greet some one .with perfume" is not done just by anyone..only those of..old n noble lineage....
@@EllisWR He spoke.Arabic..he was not asking for cigarette i think he"s asking yr names perhaps? I cnt get the word clearly....most likely he does not smoke. When he say " he dhaif".."nothing".thus its normally the way the sufis speaks esp.the Guru mursyid" the teacher.."..what its means is that we human all creatures who dont have anything as all thing in the world n universe belong to God...we dont have anything not even ourselves....
Ey up, looking good, you two. Malaysia appears really orderly, neat and clean. That place Leesh had the lemon chicken rice also did MARMITE pork or chicken fried rice wowza! Keep on keepin on. Not really keen on the “cookin fats” prefer doggies, Me!
People don’t visit Kota Bahru as much because the journey is a bit hard. If you’re coming from the west coast, you have to go through either Lipis - Gua Musang road or the long way through Kemaman. Lipis road is very dangerous, lots of accidents happened there.
Maybe! A great recommendation also. We actually past that town on the train and I said I wish we had more time to stay here for a few days so maybe we will return it looked beautiful
Hello admin,my suggestion why don't you show us yr country instead. I, m sure malaysian and others would love to see your country too. Back in yr country, I, m sure you can show the interesting places for sightseeing, eating and shopping. Anyway, happy holiday in malaysia.
Next time when you eat Nasi Kerabu again, please try it with the (Ayam Percik) BBQ/Grill Chicken cook with Cooked Coconut Gravy. That is what Kelantan is famous for also Kuih Akok which is dessert only you can get in Kelantan. Even their Nasi Lemak is different over there.
Not many foreigners because malaysia (muslim) country.. Different culture compared to thailand (Buddha) bali (hindu) but still higher tourist come to Malaysia especially KL/penang.. Asean no1 thailand no2 malaysia.. Enjoy your journey.. Stay safe 😅😅
Its not Arabic but Malay written in Arabic text Like Urdu in Pakistan written in Arabic text That Arabic text was used in Malaysia from 13th century until 1950s Oldest written in Arabic text found on "Batu Bersurat" from 13th century
@@EllisWR My mom’s recipe from Terengganu. There are different kind of herbs being used to cook with the rice depends on the recipe. Some are blue or green l..
Telur Puyuh -> Quail egg FYI: Telur Penyu -> Turtle egg (these I believe is illegal now but they used to be delicacy decades decades ago…. do you know, these eggs can never be made into hard boiled? They just can’t apparently) Don’t think you’ll encounter Telur Penyu anymore, but if you do, just report to the authorize
It is not Arabic actually, it is called Jawi. Back then Malays lend the arabic alphabet as our scripture in books and signages, but in Malay language. Arabs can't read and understand it. Kelantan still use it as to preserve the tradition.
Worcestershire sauce is said to be inspired by 'budu' sauce or similar kind of fermented fish based sauce from this region, in the 19th century.....hmm
Kelantan .. the most conservative state in Malaysia. Conservatives do well in suburbs and rural areas, as always. 2nd Terengganu. Personally, East Coast Malaysia is the best place if you love nature, food & culture. In England .. I’d guess places like Somerset (Jacob Rees-Mogg’s constituency) are pretty conservative. and probably some rural parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland or northern England are particularly conservative. Enjoy your day !
How long do both of you intend to stay in kelantan? I could show you around if you wish but first I am going to perak this weekend for durian feasting…and I would be back in kelantan by Monday 12/6..
@@leealex24 what makes it backwards? Not partying drinking and getting drunk and sleep around?. You think that is gonna help you? Dont tell other people how to live their live just like you don't like other people tells yours. You are not superior from other people in fact you are the backwards here.
U said its arabic, but its not arabic, its jawi our old writing, before this we use write in jawi, but later our alphabet change we use like u see now.... Jawi look same like arab alpahabet but its not, its have little bit different ( i dont know how too explain, maybe u can search about jawi for more info for info)... Our ancient writing (JAWI).
Kelantanese hospitality is on another level 🇲🇾
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The different u guys from another youtuber is u guys explore the place where not many people know even local malaysian.. Salute to u guys.. Thanx for an interesting video..
Thanks so much Lai. We could go to the same places, make the same videos and get lots of views but its boring we would much rather explore. Have a great day!
Kindness attracts kindness. You guys deserve every bit of the Malaysian hospitality
We appreciate your kind words Fira
I want to say this as well ...
Exactly
"Nobody visit Kelantan?" - Sir, I beg to differ... Kelantan is an intense culture Hub in Malaysia ❤🎉 immersed in beautiful cultures and border to Thailand
Yeah we love it here. But foreigners only ever visit the same boring places on the west coast instead
I never been to Kota Bharu and you guys made me want to visit KB...enjoying all you videos, keep it up!
Definitely worth a visit!
Finally, your first Kelantan video 🥰. Yay ! Very nice. Those signs are Jawi btw. Jawi is the Malay language written in Arabic-derived script. The Malay language used to be written in Jawi for hundreds of years. In Malaysia, Kelantan maintains the usage of Jawi at least on shop signs and street signs etc 😊
Super interesting thanks so much for teaching us
@@EllisWR And thank you for taking us on your travels 😊
@@EllisWR Malay language used to have own old script for old Malay language called Pallava, Kawi and Rencong, then when Malays embraced Islam since 13th century, Arabic scripture was used until the Portuguese colonial came to Malacca and started to change Malays script to Latin script or knows as Rumi in 16th century, followed by Dutch in 17th century and it was fully adopted during British colonial in 18th century, however, it still used side by side and most Malays know how to read Jawi script in order to read Muslim holy book of Al Quran/Koran. Most states in Malaysia still used Jawi script on the signboards/ street signs/shops/premises included in Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang and also in Brunei Darussalam. If you see Malaysian and Brunei banknotes also written in Jawi script.
Malays copying Arab letters, then claiming it as part of their culture.
Your Malay pronunciation is spot on since the first video. I'm happy to watch all your videos, the way you portray Malaysia is the way I feel second to none. First class
Thanks so much for mind words Ahmad 🙏
Kudos to both of you for bringing so much positiveness. I am very sure both have your ups & downs moments, good & bad food, in your travel but you always give positive vibes in your video. You are always polite and patient in when you are not familiar with something. Keep up the good work.
Thanks arnabus we just keep it real were very happy here we don't do the fake overly positive stuff. We appreciate your kind words have an amazing day 🙏
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He's taking us walking every part of the area that what I like about them...he gave us a tour and show us the other side of that place...not just a busy city,restaurant and hotel or mall...its like I'm walking along with them without going there...😊😊
Really appreciate you watching that's what we want! Everyone makes the same videos in the same city's and malls it's boring
So glad you both have come to Kelantan especially Kota Bharu ....my home town
Thanks for having us 🇲🇾🙏
welcome to SERAMBI MEKAH town
The gentleman from Yala was asking for your name in Arabic. He wasn't asking for a smoke.
I thought I'd definitely misunderstood seen as we were outside the mosque
@@EllisWR that old man also was saying he’s poor (daif = arabic for poor/powerless)
@@yusasmayusoff8046 Maybe he meant he's poor but probably also he want to say he is weak. Daif could also mean weak. He is sick or something. In his context that is probably truer. He asked "Ma ismuka" in Arabic meaning what is your name. Sounded like he asked for smoke right for the uninitiated 😊😊😊
@@tomiemyspace5054 I agree. Weak can also mean daif. Hence, i wrote powerless. Couldn’t think of the right word (weak) just now. Thanks for pointing out.
Yeah but “are you a smoker” is way funnier😂
You done it again...👏👏👏 Big portion of delicious nasi kerabu.. you make me craving like crazy... 😋😋😋
Ahah it was so good again Jamaliah
Hello both of you .
I am happy to see that you love Malaysia foods so much..Have a great day😍
Hey Ennie Malaysian food is heaven 🇲🇾❤️
Traveling in Malaysia is very pleasant, good luck always ❤❤❤
Yeah amazing country 🇲🇾
Welcome too kota Bharu Kelantan ' jgn lupa cuba menu makanan nasi kerabu .
Thanks Kefara we can't stop eating
I’ve been getting bored of youtubers going to the same place over and over again. It’s always KL-Penang-Melaka…. It’s refreshing to see someone exploring the east coast where foreigners usually don’t visit. East coast region people are more traditional, usually foreigners aren’t iinterested in it lol. Welcome to our hometown ❤️
Sadly foreigners are only interested in copying each other and getting views in the same destinations. We visited because we genuinely love Malaysia, its landscapes, people and heavenly food! We will return sometime soon.
have an amazing day 🙏
The rice of Nasi Kerabu normally comes in blue clor. According to Wikipedia, the blue color of the rice comes from the petals of Clitoria ternatea (butterfly-pea) flowers (bunga telang), which are used as a natural food coloring in cooking it. However, the flower is hard to come by, so some modification is applied to the nasi. You'll find some other colors as well.
Yeah we've had yellow and blue!
Hard ? Nope at least not in JB.can find it growing wild by road side on the fences ect i have it outside ..lots of flowers just trim the plants yesyerday
Nasi kerabu kelantan warna kuning..bukan biru...biru nasi kerabu golok. Thailand
Hard? i don't think so. You can actually grow it yourself. It pretty easy to take care and it actually grow pretty quickly with a large quantity
Nasi kerabu ada 3 jenis di kltn
Biru, kuning & putih.. Kuning&putih jarang2 jumpa... 1 lg beza dr segi jenis 2x perkakas mkn tu... Yg nasik kerabu golok tu xde kerisik xsilap la.. Klu slh hrap perbetulkan
14:30 It used to be this peaceful in my hometown Dungun, Terengganu. Brings back memories when hearing adhan with nature background noise. It is so peaceful to me. Now it's just cars everywhere. I feel already tired when just thinking about going out. Young people are so stressful. That's why they are easily triggered and become rude when driving.
Yeah the new generation is different
Love you guys!!! Proper tourists getting into it.
Cheers JT 🙏
No foreigners in Kelantan due to political disputes with the federal government. Because of this, the Federal Government gives far less treatment to Kelantan compared to other states and rarely promotes it as one of the main tourist spots. The fact that Kelantan is also one of the unfederated Malay states (negeri Melayu tak bersekutu) doesn't help either.
It's a good thing really if all the ignorant tourist type came here they would ruin it no doubt
@@EllisWR every cloud has a silver lining 😉
Even many Kelantan folks are not that fond of it, and tend to leave for the larger cities in other states.
@@perrycheong1058 they leave for the larger cities due to bigger opportunities, not because they hate their hometown. Kinship among Kelantanese is well known among Malaysians. Doesn't matter where they are, they always stick together. #SekKitoJangePecoh
@@hkhan3535 Which is also why they are very hypocritical, because they always vote for PAS, but then always leave for greener pastures in non PAS led states with better opportunities.
The first food by the lady is probably Fried Carrot Cake. The English translation is rather a misnomer, because there is no carrot used, but white raddish (known as Lobak Putih, translated to White Carrot, hence the dish name) for the dish. There are two versions of the dish- black or white- whereby the black version has dark soy sauce added. The lady probably only make the black version. The general ingredients are rice cake with radish and egg and green onion garnish, some with beansprout and preserved white radish/ turnip for extra flavor kick.
Ahhh thanks so much
My favourite especially with lots of beansprout & the "HALAL" version of course👍👍👍👍
@@minfoongchin8689 due to the frying methods, and tweak and twerks, the flavours are different.
For more decadent flavour, look for Fried Carrot Cake XO (traditionally XO alcohol was added, nowadays, it’s XO sauce). This is something you won’t find at Halal restaurant, but at Chinese establishments, even in Kota Bharu
At Penang the rice cake we call koay kak, cook similar like Penang Char koeyteow
i recommend u try a famous dessert called "kuih akok" its like a pancake but with lots of egg, and try drinks like "lai chi kang", "ABC ais kacang", "sirap bandung" or "milo ais tabur". hope you enjoy ur stay there ellis!
Thanks so much Amin we will try as much as we can
Going to Kota Bharu for a KLlite is like a Londoner going to a small city up north near the Scottish Border like New Castle or Middlesborough.
Ahaha that's best part of England up north!
@@EllisWR I lived in Kota Bharu (directly translated = New Castle) for 20 years and then went to further my studies at Newcastle upon Tyne, both Kota Bharu and Newcastle are towns located at the north- eastern part of Malaysia and also England. What a coincidence huh!
@@drbakshaharuddin7293 no way haha. How did you like Newcastle?
@@EllisWR had the best time of my life ❤️. I really enjoyed going to the countryside over the weekends while searching for treasures at the car boot sales in Hexham, Tynemouth, Seaham, etc. On many occasions we missed the sea so much and went to the coastal areas, but the water was freezing cold even during summer! Loved our trips up north to Edinburgh and Glasgow very much, although at one time got a traffic ticket for speeding. But then I chose to attend the defensive driving classes instead of paying for the fine which was allowed for the first time offense. The scenery up north is amazing. Managed to pick up some Geordie words when we left 🤣
The architecture is interesting and nice looking. Cool place.
It is interesting for sure Ashley
Yo bruv, u guys killin it innit 😂😂. Hi from surrey and loved that you guys visited my home town Taiping. You guys treading the uncharted roads for tourists, well done 👏🏽. Real Malaysia is even more beautiful ❤
Thanks brother! Surrey as if! We loved your hometown, gotta explore properly haven't we 🇲🇾❤️
Can't help waiting for the next video!😍😍😍
Thanks so much 🙏
Massive portion the nasi kerabu is... both of you are good eaters..
Yeah massive and delicious
Thank u for this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in KB.
Thanks for supporting Yasin!
@@EllisWR 😄
Yeah guys thanks for this vlog😊 you walk around Kota Bharu so we can see around 🤩 is very nice view 🏕 the nasi kerabu looks so delicious both of you is so friendly & let's review & happy day ahead 😅
Thanks so much Putih 🙏
Malaysian fooooood... Speechless right? 🥰🥰
Yeah it's heaven 🇲🇾❤️
done subscribed. thanks to review my hometown!
Thanks so much sir
There are verity of nasi kerabu, nasi kerabu hitam(blue rice), nasi kerabu kuning(the yellow one) and the last nasi kerabu putih(white rice-special sos we call budu tumis).. i love all of them
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I guess not many tourists come to Kelantan because usually they are more attracted and look for entertainment and modernity of a place, which you cant find much there...differ to you guys that respect n love to see/experience the culture, history and originality of a place/others...
Bdw cats can sense the good and kindness aura of a person...they dont simply come to everybody....congrats..!
(But i think they are more attracted to allicia hehe😁... she's so sweet and soft hearted 🥰, i love cats n have 5 cats too in the house😻 and i use to have the max of 33 once upon a time 🤭)
Hey Liz we look for the opposite of modernity ahah. This is what we love to do. Yes the animals love Alicia! 33 that's crazy!
Malaysia misses u both! safe travel around the world guys 🙏🏼
We love you guys. Will see you again 🙏❤️
@@EllisWR hopefully we’ll cross path someday! im a big fan all the way in miami. Malaysian born and always homesick for Malaysian grub. U guys stay safe and spread the joy!
That old man is from Southern Thailand. Mostly they are a Muslim freedom fighters. His name is as same as the Prophet's name. prophet Muhammad saw (pbuh). Muhammad bin Abdullah. He wanted to talk more to you. I must say you & your partner are a genuine people. The reason I feel people are attracted to you easily even animal like cats. Enjoy your adventure on the northern areas.
Thanks for the king words Riena 🙏
Interesting place. Great content Ellis and Alicia as always. Thank you both 😊
Your the best Carol 🙏
Amazing videos. Really appreciate you trying to get to those places tourists dont. Amazingly also, all those food & teas havent shown on your waistlines.. i guess all the walkabouts keep you both slim & trim.
We really appreciate you watching 🙏 I don't see a point in making the same repetitive boring videos in all the same places! Have a great day 🙏🇲🇾
welcome! i suggest you go to Kopitiam Kita for breakfast and have the famous Roti Thitab......
Thanks Nazman stay tuned
Yes. This is a MUST! 😋😋😋
That's why so many people take advantage of Malaysian kindness...
We don't take advantage atall watch our videos please 🙏 other foreigners are terrible but don't put us in that bracket brother
@@EllisWR oh no no no... Not you. 😅
Most likely from the way he talk n greet you that gentleman is a sufi..n not just an ordinary person..to greet some one .with perfume" is not done just by anyone..only those of..old n noble lineage....
He was a good man I wish I understood him fully
@@EllisWR He spoke.Arabic..he was not asking for cigarette i think he"s asking yr names perhaps? I cnt get the word clearly....most likely he does not smoke. When he say " he dhaif".."nothing".thus its normally the way the sufis speaks esp.the Guru mursyid" the teacher.."..what its means is that we human all creatures who dont have anything as all thing in the world n universe belong to God...we dont have anything not even ourselves....
Kelantan...a malay heartland state like terengganu, kedah and perlis
Yes amazing place
Ey up, looking good, you two. Malaysia appears really orderly, neat and clean.
That place Leesh had the lemon chicken rice also did MARMITE pork or chicken fried rice wowza!
Keep on keepin on.
Not really keen on the “cookin fats” prefer doggies, Me!
It's a nice place Chris should give it a try maybe in the older towns not KL. I'm not a cookin fats man either but there just bloody everywhere!
People don’t visit Kota Bahru as much because the journey is a bit hard. If you’re coming from the west coast, you have to go through either Lipis - Gua Musang road or the long way through Kemaman. Lipis road is very dangerous, lots of accidents happened there.
For tourist it's easy buses go all over Malaysia and the distances are very short compared to all other countries. It's lovely here 🇲🇾
@@EllisWR try the jungle train..
@@SamsungSamsung-hw2vd stay tuned
If u like the sauce, u can ask them to put more...I often asks for more sauce....so that I can mixed with the rice well...
Good idea
Welcome to my hometown 😊
Thanks Heri 🙏
Hi buddy. A suggestion, you might want to try various Kelantanese dishes at the upper level of Pasar Siti Khadijah, Kota Bharu
Ooo stay tuned for the next few videos Hasanuddin!
@@EllisWR, with that being said, I reckon you have been there. Super!
Another nature place to go is Dabong. Might give it a try.
Maybe! A great recommendation also. We actually past that town on the train and I said I wish we had more time to stay here for a few days so maybe we will return it looked beautiful
Welcome to NewCastle @ Kota Bharu, Kelantan, 🇲🇾🙋♀️
Great state!
i think the blue drink is made from blue pea flower. its healthy if not too much sugar added
It's great
Hello admin,my suggestion why don't you show us yr country instead. I, m sure malaysian and others would love to see your country too. Back in yr country, I, m sure you can show the interesting places for sightseeing, eating and shopping. Anyway, happy holiday in malaysia.
my friend I would but we won't be visiting our home country for a while!
Next time when you eat Nasi Kerabu again, please try it with the (Ayam Percik) BBQ/Grill Chicken cook with Cooked Coconut Gravy. That is what Kelantan is famous for also Kuih Akok which is dessert only you can get in Kelantan. Even their Nasi Lemak is different over there.
Oooo stay tuned 🇲🇾🙏
"Kuala Lumput a little bit dangerous". Totally agree with you mate.
My least favourite place
Wow you know how to eat malaysian food!
We love Malaysian food 🇲🇾❤️
The direct translation name of Kota Bharu in English is New Castle
Cool. Stuff!
🙋🙋♀️Hello Ellis and Alisia my friends good luck i miss you.🙋🙋♀️😊
We're back soon ❤️
Peace! Bismillah + meals
Thanks brother 🙏
Not many foreigners because malaysia (muslim) country.. Different culture compared to thailand (Buddha) bali (hindu) but still higher tourist come to Malaysia especially KL/penang.. Asean no1 thailand no2 malaysia.. Enjoy your journey.. Stay safe 😅😅
Ahah Malaysia is amazing. Hopefully the disrespectful tourists stay away anyway
Its not Arabic but Malay written in Arabic text
Like Urdu in Pakistan written in Arabic text
That Arabic text was used in Malaysia from 13th century until 1950s
Oldest written in Arabic text found on "Batu Bersurat" from 13th century
Thanks for explaining
How do you find Nasi Kerabu Terengganu vs Kelantan version? Eat with fermented anchovies sauces or Budu is a must.
Yes always with Budu. Hard to say they are both quite sweet. I'd have to eat at same time to compare. What's your favourite
@@EllisWR My mom’s recipe from Terengganu. There are different kind of herbs being used to cook with the rice depends on the recipe. Some are blue or green l..
Hi sir.. Hope u enjoyed ur stay in my hometown Terengganu..
Hey my friend we love your town
in early 2000 there is more westerners in kota bharu then my hometown ipoh although ipoh is much more developed. it is the opposite now i guess.
Yeah so many people go to Ipoh and then say nobody goes... Kota Bharu is nice we like it
สวัสดีคะคุณเอลลิส😊🙏🏻 เอฟซีจากเมืองไทยส่งกำลังใจให้นะคะ😊❤
Thanks so much ❤️🇹🇭
Awesome
thanks!!
Telur Puyuh -> Quail egg
FYI: Telur Penyu -> Turtle egg (these I believe is illegal now but they used to be delicacy decades decades ago…. do you know, these eggs can never be made into hard boiled? They just can’t apparently) Don’t think you’ll encounter Telur Penyu anymore, but if you do, just report to the authorize
Thanks 🙏 they sell turtle egg all over the world we've seen it loads.
Makan-makan
Love to eat
Interesting ly Kota Bharu means New Castle....
Interesting!
Malaysia is most underrated country in the world!
Super underrated. All the foreigners who come only go to the same 3 places aswell.
@@EllisWR please visit my hometown kedah too please..
@@mohdfaizalabdulkhadir1060 What shall we see eat
terima kasih
Terimah kasih 🙏
It is not Arabic actually, it is called Jawi. Back then Malays lend the arabic alphabet as our scripture in books and signages, but in Malay language. Arabs can't read and understand it. Kelantan still use it as to preserve the tradition.
I love that, super interesting thanks for explaining
Worcestershire sauce is said to be inspired by 'budu' sauce or similar kind of fermented fish based sauce from this region, in the 19th century.....hmm
Ooo
Hi Ellis
You should get football jerseys when you travelling each Malaysian states...⚽
Good idea Abdul but I only have a tiny bag!
Actually, the road name sign is writting in 'Jawi'(Malay language that use Arabic alphabets/letters)
Cheers Herry learn something new every day
@@EllisWR long² time ago Malay language use Arabic letters/alphabets...have you learn Malay language before? You pronunciation quite accurate...
@@herryherry8659 No just learning as we go!
@@EllisWR Nice... 👌
Kelantan .. the most conservative state in Malaysia. Conservatives do well in suburbs and rural areas, as always. 2nd Terengganu.
Personally, East Coast Malaysia is the best place if you love nature, food & culture.
In England ..
I’d guess places like Somerset (Jacob Rees-Mogg’s constituency) are pretty conservative.
and probably some rural parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland or northern England are particularly conservative.
Enjoy your day !
Yeah East coast Malaysia is the place for us 🇲🇾❤️
14:27 telur puyuh Its actually a bird egg.. A bird called puyuh idk what Its name in english lol..
Quail!
That duck look amazing.. i was hoping you try it😂
There's just too much food to try honestly
Ok here is a tip for dry mouth or if you don't have water......add a little ketchup on pizza, try it you might love it lol.
Ketchup on a pizza?! Never
Hahaha sounds very sweet Asian way to eat pizza!
For Malaysian,add sweet chilli sauce..yummeh
Nasi kerabu you can compare it with other places. The original.
My hometown bro..
Love it 🇲🇾❤️
Do come to Pasir Mas
Maybe soon could you show us around? 🇲🇾
@@EllisWR i'm sorry. I would like to but I have to work
How long do both of you intend to stay in kelantan? I could show you around if you wish but first I am going to perak this weekend for durian feasting…and I would be back in kelantan by Monday 12/6..
I prefer these kinds of town than those busy towns with skyscrapers, so boring and lack of character and charm.
Exactly they all look the exact same and every business is just global rubbish. You know it 🙏
Original chrysanthemum tea - my favorite
Good stuff isn't it ahmad
@@EllisWR yezzzz...
Pathum Thani Province in the central and near Bangkok
Thanks I didn't hear
Like your hair style bro..
Thanks so much
Terima kasih kerana berpakaian sopan disini.
Of course we always dress respectfully everywhere we go 🇲🇾🙏
East cost BBQ so delicious.
It's incredible yeah
Bunga = flower
Thanks!
The foreigners are all in the big city or on an island in Terengganu or Langkawi 😅
Ahah boring they all go the exact same places. Malaysia is beautiful and huge what's wrong with them
The east coast is kindda boring and backward but the beaches are nice
@@leealex24 I love it here people are super nice. Depends what you think is boring
@@EllisWR Yeah if it suits you, go for it
@@leealex24 what makes it backwards? Not partying drinking and getting drunk and sleep around?. You think that is gonna help you? Dont tell other people how to live their live just like you don't like other people tells yours. You are not superior from other people in fact you are the backwards here.
Bunga means flower.
Cheers
10:01 MASMUKA.. ما اسمك in Arabic means "What is your name?"
Why he doesn’t know how to speak Bahasa Melayu? I thought that’s the first language!! 😯😯
@@heidilove9643 He's from Thailand. That's why he speaks mix languages.
I had no idea what the nice man was saying I thought surely he wasn't saying smoke
@@EllisWR if a pios man asked for your name & applied his personal fragrance onto your hand...he sees something special in you
@@joecongrain7477 I'm honored
That old uncle was asking ur good name in Arabic- ما اسمك (whats ur name) 😂
Ahah I had no idea I was so confused! Thanks for translating
Nice..
🙏
Do u want eat at acu tra....at sabak beach.... I take u thare....If u want
Where is this!
At Sabak beach...
He he actually that old man ask you in Arabic. Masmuka means what is your name. Not asking whether do you smoke or not.
Yes I understand now I was very confused
the thailand said masmuka (smoke) means what is your name in arabic
Thanks I had no idea
Definitely cleaner than my town(both river and town)
Yeah quite clean tbh
The advantage is kota bharu is near thai border
I can confirmed, the cat said sorry at the end. 😹
Ahah thanks for translating
enjoy your food in kelantan
Thanks Mohd 🙏
U can drop at mosque ..👍👍
Need to dress properly
U said its arabic, but its not arabic, its jawi our old writing, before this we use write in jawi, but later our alphabet change we use like u see now.... Jawi look same like arab alpahabet but its not, its have little bit different ( i dont know how too explain, maybe u can search about jawi for more info for info)... Our ancient writing (JAWI).
Ahhh appreciate it
How do u travel in Kelantan. Did you rent a car or uber.
Walked :)