I have never been to Malaysia, but would consider a visit to explore, inspired by your RUclips video. Kuala Lumpur looks like a beautiful, interesting city. Malaysian culture is pretty fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
If you come next year, look out for the Rainforest Music Festival on the Malaysian island of Borneo (Sarawak). Do make your way to the Malaysian States of Sabah and Sarawak… which many visitors missed when they visit and talk about Malaysia.
I have not seen any travel vids from Malaysia before so this is very interesting for me. Nice to know that there are more places cheaper than the Philippines. =)
You can check out vlogs by JetLag Warriors, Ken Abroad, Travel Gamers and a couple others who were stuck in Malaysia for almost a year due to the closed borders. At the moment, JetLag Warriors are exploring Sabah and will head over to Sarawak to meet Ken Abroad there, the last two States they’ve not been too in Malaysia. They’re probably going to join the Rainforest Music Festival. Borneo Jazz Festival will be on 26th. - 29th. June.
Well the longest period that a tourist was stuck here during lockdown has to be moonshine and lemongrass from switzerland....13 months ! Others are like 9 months to 12 months. You can check out others : 1) beer for breakfast (before pandemic) - more than 9 months 2) sally and ed (australians) before pandemic. 3) lala libra (USA) - Laura is her name. During border closures. 9 months. 4) Jinnytty (may 2022) live streamer - 5hrs duration. 5) growing up without borders (canadians) - may 2022 6) kensho quest (americans) - may 2022 7) tonyoi (canadian) - may 2022 8) 2passports 1 dream (uk and sweden - june 2022
@@keangwooichoo6138, Beer for Breakfast is great because they cover both East and West Malaysia. JetLag Warriors is currently covering Sabah and will head over to Sarawak to meet Ken Abroad there who is also keen to cover all states in Malaysia. The rest of vloggers tend to cover West Malaysia extensively but make no mention of the other part of Malaysia like they never exist. 😂 Malaysia=Malaya. 😆🤷🏻♀️
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope you have an awesome time here. Here are a list of food that you should try: 1. Nasi Lemak (National Dish) - Sold just about everywhere, they may be served in a dish, or better yet, wrapped in banana leaf 2. Roti Canai with Dhal and/or Curry sauce - You can get it at any Mamak Restaurant. 3. Char Koay Teow - some of the best char koay teow can be found at hawker stalls/night markets 4. Curry Laksa 5. Satay - again you can find these at night markets/stalls by the roadside 6. Chilli Pan Mee 7. Chicken/Beef Rendang - you can eat it with rice, or if you're lucky enough you can eat it with Lemang (sticky rice soaked with coconut juice and heated up in bamboo sticks) 8. Apam Balik - dessert 9. Cendol - super awesome thirst quenching dessert 10. Ramly Burger - Ramly is a brand name for the patty and you can find roadside burger stalls selling them. 11. Teh Tarik - literally means "Pulled Tea" ENJOY!
Welcome to Malaysia Kuala Lumpur! I'm from the Philippines but live in Malaysia my second home.. theres a lot to explore in Malaysia wish enjoy it. I'm in Sabah Malaysia.. I recommend you to visit mount Kinabalu sabah... I forgot try to visit batu cave in gombak kuala lumpur its and Indian Kuil. That is Petronas tower in kuala lumpur its beautiful during night time.. have a great visit in malaysia..
Kuala Lumpur is probably the most developed and organized capital city in South East Asia. Travelers who just do stopovers would not have enough information. Watch Jetlag Warriors, Ken Abroad, and about a dozen more youtube channels to learn more. Stopovers dont make justice. Btw Kuala Lumpur has 3 times more new skyscrapers than Singapore. Peace 😉
@@fab8490 Singapore used to be organised. Not anymore. Im Singaporean. So I should know better as I lived my whole life there. Also Singapore has less skyscrapers not because the government disallows it. Thats the silliest thing Ive heard. Singapore has less skyscrapers as there's limited space to build new skyscrapers in the CBD district like Shenton Way and its surroundings.
I have been KL 5 times and love KLCC Park. You were eating in Jalan Alor in Bukit Bitang area. KL is definitely my favourite city that I have travelled but I'm not a fan of shopping malls even though they look nice and modern
@@brothersman524 tbh in my perspective, Malaysians enjoy shopping mall alot since as you already know, Malaysia is hot as hell. And malls are the shelter from these heat, including myself who hides in these malls when its hot😭
@@imanlster3768 That is the reason why people in Malaysia go to malls because it is hot and humid outside and the malls have air conditioner. In the UK, people go to malls for shopping and to keep warm as most of the time it is bloody cold most of the time
That’s only KL that have lots of malls. Malaysia have more place to visit. Come to: 1-Terengganu + Kelantan (Beach and Batik) 2-Sabah Sarawak (Crystal Blue Island) 3-Pahang (Cameron Higlands has cold farming area and Genting Highlands is for casino/ lesisure/ theme park things. the temperature is around 17-18degree during night) 4. Kedah (Paddy field) 5. discover it yourself haha. that’s just part of it. u can easily travel by state in Malaysia.Once u in KL, u can travel interstate using bus/flight. Lot more countries to visit that has more heritage/cultural site, different weather, more nature and not all revolves around malls.
Malaysian or "Malay" food is more available at Kampung Bharu which is not that far from Bukit Bintang. Malaysia is really diverse there is a huge Malay, Chinese, Indian populations and have a big population of Thai, Arabs, Bangladeshi, Indonesian immigrants as well. So the food u saw in Bukit Bintang its a mixture. U can see Thai, Chinese, some Malay & Indian restaurants, etc.
I like it how humble and straight forward you both are. Saying that you can’t afford that hotel. Well I wish you both good luck and fortune that you both should definitely one day stay in a five star hotel and give us a review video. Hmm. Times do change.
Malaysian Food 1. Nasi Lemak Wan Jo + Teh Tarik Kg Baru, KL 2. Laksa 3. Nasi Kerabu 4. Nasi Dagang 5. Nasi Ayam 6. Mee Bandung 7. Ramly Burger 8. Sate 9. Rendang (eat with rice or ketupat) and many more.... 👍
my dear.. KLCC was constructed way back in 1994.. it was completed in 1997.. that park was a race course for almost a hundred years.. the whole place is just over 26 years old..
The capital of Malaysia is widely recognized for numerous landmarks, including Petronas Twin Towers (twin skyscrapers with a sky bridge and observation deck), the Petaling Street flea market, and Batu Caves, which is over 400 million years old.
Welcome to Malaysia, that MRT is monorail, the MRT itself is right under your feet as you were mentioning it ❤️ When you're in Malaysia, eff the pad thai 😂 we've got char kuay teow which is less known but far more superior in taste ❤️
Third video, I've watched of yours. I lived in KL for 7 years but haven't been back since. Great food there which I'm sure I'll see sampled in this video!
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, please enjoy your stay, don't forget to try our local food, it is one of the best in the world you will never regret it 😊
Jalan alor is mix of vietnamese, thai and malaysian food. Some western food too. So up to you to choose. It is not specifically all malaysian food. But do not forget there are thai malaysian communities here. So it is not surprising to find thai food. For authentic malaysian food. 1. China town - chinese food 2. Brickfields - indian food 3. Kampung baru - malay food I am not sure how much spicy you can eat, you can try it. Most food in malaysia can be spicy because of chilli and curry.
How did you manage to spend a whole day in KL and have no Malaysian food. A croissant and pad Thai? 😂😂 Our food is LITERALLY our chief selling point! 😂😂
I really miss Malaysia💕my mom is from Malaysia actually👌..I still have relatives and grandparents in Malaysia..me and my parents will visit Malaysia once a year especially at christmas, kuala lumpur is a modern city full of skyscrapers..don't forget to visit the interesting beaches and islands there👍
@Kieran the son of Jesus Christ not malay but Malaysia dude🤦🏻since I was a child I often go to Malaysia once a year, especially Kuala Lumpur and also Penang because my grandparents are still there plus my mother has a house in Kuala Lumpur too..what is the most interesting attraction in your place?and what is your favourite and the best food in your country?
Being in Malaysia i havent seen you try any Malaysian dish. For breakfast you should try roti canai, our national dish called nasi lemak, drink Teh Tarik, nasi kandar. There's a 24 hr mamak restaurant near petronas tower called PELITA. Should try also cheese naan or garlic naan with tandoori chicken. Enjoy your trip. We have something quite similar but not the same to pad thai. Its called Char Kueh Tiaw. Do a bit of research on food to eat when in Malaysia so that you wont miss out on our unque cuisine as Malaysia is a melting pot of 3 big races ie. Chinese, Indian and Malays.
Dont forget to visit Malacca in the South of Malaysia and Penang in the North of Malaysia as well as both States are a Food Paradise .. Tourists may not know where to get all the local food fares but from a local standpoint .. If you love food .. Then Malacca and Penang are 2 of the states worth visiting .. Not just food but also places of attractions .. As a Malaccan .. There are many places which one can visit .. For instance .. The Stadhuys Dutch Square .. Victoria Fountain .. St Paul's Hill (an old church ruin sitting atop St Paul's Hill) overlooking the Straits of Malacca .. St Peter's Church (17th Century Catholic Church .. 1710 to be precise) .. St Francis Xavier Church .. Jonker Street (a popular Night Market) .. Malacca River Cruise (murals and artworks along the river) .. All of these are within the same area and walking distance .. When in Jonker Street .. try sampling Formosa Chicken Rice Balls and also the old colonial Geographer Cafe for old styled cafe experience .. You may also want to visit Portuguese Settlement for their Seafood .. For Peranakan Cuisine .. Try Nancy's Kitchen at Kota Laksamana and Baba Charlie at Jalan Tengkera for their desserts .. Try Klebang Coconut Shake at Klebang Beach and also Satay Celup (skewered ingredients on stick dipped in peanut sauce) at Jalan Ong Kim Wee .. Wan Ton Noodles opppsite Tun Tuah Secondary School is also a must try .. They opened in the evening around 6pm .. At the restaurant .. You may also try their Fried Oyster Omelette and Grilled Chicken Wings glazed with Honey and etc ..
i like budget tourist that just go with the flow and not just depend on google maps etc., just explore the place and if you're lost, it's part of the adventure, perhaps you'll encounter new places which no tourists came upon before
If you want some malay food, Kak Som in Kampung Baru has nice East Coast Malaysia menus. Great experience too since it has a very original kampung (village) feel in the city. Better come on the afternoon for nasi campur (mixed rice with wide range of dishes to choose). You can find Nasi Kandar Pelita for mamak (indian muslim restaurant) for their famous Nasi Kandar. Try out ayam bawang or daging hitam
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, this video bring back happy memories of me & wife youthful dating days many years ago in KL with limited budget too, enjoy & cherish 🤗
welcome to malaysia..if both of u planning to penang just take ETS train from KL sentral .its direct to penang.. malaca also good for visit only 2 hour by bus from KL.
Welcome guys to KL..you must try malaysian dish..such as nasi lemak@very popular among tourist in KL..Laksa..nasi kerabu..nasi ayam..tomyam..nasi paprik and many more..ok..#takecare
It's very refreshing to see you young folks visiting Malaysia, the country where I was born but have left long before you guys were even born. The country has changed much but essentially life remains the same; the shopping malls, night markets, the Malaysian spirit, etc. Have a nice time and try to make a trip to the east coast of Malaysia to see a different life style there e.g. Kuala Trengganu, Kota Bharu, etc.
Think several people have mentioned the staples but defo try the local Chinese, Indian and Malay food. The first two are different from what you get in the UK (which are mainly Cantonese and North Indian style while in Malaysia it’s more southern Chinese and Indian style with local influence and herbs/spices); Malay food in London isn’t as good and not to mention quite pricey. Well, anything Malaysian in London is usually exorbitant in comparison. For example you can get roti canai at Roti King just next to Paddington station for 6 quid. In Malaysia it’s about 2 ringgit a piece And my biggest pet peeve living in the UK is being served “satay” made from chicken breast with a peanut butter dip. Just no. Try the Malaysian satay and you’ll know what I mean
malaysia is known as a country with many variations of food, such as malay food, chinese food, indian food, indonesian food, thai food, western/usa food, middle east food, etc. and new type of food called fusion food, just here in malaysia. nasi lemak is our national dish, and teh tarik is the most popular drinks here. recommendation: Nasi Lemak Wanjo at Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur. you may also be interested in to taste other malaysian specialties such as nasi kerabu, nasi kandar, nasi dagang, nasi ambeng, laksa penang, laksa johor, laksa sarawak, char koay teow, curry mee, tandoori chicken+Naan and many more. welcome to malaysia! enjoy your stay here!
My suggestion next to Batu Cave,Genting highland, Putra Jaya, China Town,little.india,KL tower, Botanic Garden.You should visit KLCC at night.Dont miss the Food heaven at Jalan Alor street food at Bukit Bintang.
Also don't forget states like Terengganu, Kelantan, Pahang, Kedah which are in the peninsula but less explored by foreigners. Then Sabah and Sarawak in Borneo. A whole new world is there. KL , Penang and Malacca are cities that are frequented heavily by foreigners. Sadly foreigners would only know these three.
Wow!U guys should really really try durian!The king of fruits for sure!regardless,welcome to the FOODIE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!our foods are not really similar with the Thai foods,as u guys must go and try our spread during lunch time at the Malay Side of KL in KG BARU.At night we morph into Thai cuisine mostly then at breakfast we became little India of sorts but in a Malaysians hybrid kind of ways for sure!u can try Malaysian Chinese foods in between and much much more fares in KL!overall our foodie culture is really the best in the world and u will have to really try everything that Malaysia has to offer and then some!stay safe guys and enjoy Malaysians as TRULY ASIANS!
Welcome to Malaysia Jeff, There's lots of street food to try out like Nasi lemak,Roti canai, Char kuey teow ( must try)it's similar to Padthai n Penang Island is a must visit ,it's hawker food haven n there's lot of Island resorts in Malaysia ,have a great time in Malaysia, Take care n happy holiday.
A very young city ........ Kuala Lumpur's early history started taking shape when the state of Selangor gained eminence in the 16th century as tin deposits, a material much needed by western colonists to build their empire, was found. This brought the Chinese and the Bugis, Malays from Maccassar, into the state's economics and politics. There they established themselves throughout the 18th century, thus forming the Selangor sultanate. Kuala Lumpur (KL) itself was not built yet until 1857 when 87 Chinese tin miners ran up the Klang River and set up a village at the river's muddy confluence. This soon gave birth to the city's name ' Kuala Lumpur ' which means 'muddy confluence? in Malay. The spot where it all began is overlooked today by the city's oldest mosque, Masjid Jamek, built back in 1908. Unfortunately KL burned to the ground a few years later and Yap Ah Loy's Chinatown today has lost much of its original shacks and buildings. Towards the end of Yap Ah Loy's era, the British stepped into the picture in 1874 when a Resident was brought in to stem the fighting amongst the Malays, Chinese and Bugis. 22 years later, during which time the Malay Federated States were formed to consolidate all the Malay states, the British pulled Selangor into the federation and made KL the capital. With that came the beginning of the growth of KL into a mining town of gambling dens and brothels, and of the infamous Chinese clans or secret societies. The continuous fighting amongst these tongs worried the headmen so much that they elected a 'Kapitan Cina? (Malay for Chinese captain), a man named Yap Ah Loy, to establish peace and order. This was the very man venerated as the founding father of KL. KL was to become historically significant again in 1957 when the first Malayan flag was raised on the grounds of the cricket field, known today as Merdeka Square, to mark the independence of the country from British rule
@@al16899 incorrect, Raja Abdullah is the actual founder of KL, Yap Ah Loy was just the third chinese kapitan after liew ngim kong and hiew siew., and yes he was one of those who responsible for the development of KL.
Anyway check out Chinatown, both the market and the bars. Coffee in the morning - you need to go to Heritage Row. Not Pudu/Chow Kit/Bintang I'm afraid.
I have to say that Jln. Alor nowadays have been a bit of a scam. Instead of offering mostly Malaysian food, lots of stalls and restaurants there offer Thai and Vietnamese food. No offence but they’re great for locals like me since we can’t go off to Thailand to eat Thai food in a snap of the finger or Vietnamese food too. But for tourists like yourself, it would be a great experience to come to Malaysia and eat actual Malaysian food. For that, I think Kampung Baru is the best place for Malay food. East Malaysian food is best in their place of origin. Even in KL itself, they get some tweaking sometimes because the ingredients aren’t easily available or sometimes tweaked to suit the local taste especially the “kolok mi (mee?)”. Chinese and Indian food are easy to find.
you should and must try nasi lemak........bread in the morning is too familiar! maybe next time..............selamat datang guys! city night market and suburb night market is not the same...........should try that.....again next time!
Pls do try to find some kopitiams... (coffeeshops 😃). PappaRich is a good choice. You'll find an array of local foods mixed harmoniously, like us, the Malaysians. We are Malay, Chinese, Indian, Borneo etc etc etc... WELCOME to MALAYSIA!
I worked in Bangsar Viena Coffee shop for 5 years and so lovely the food...that time just done the twin tower in Ampang which is nice, its so hot weather, its nice to have holiday to scape a winter...enjoy exploring...
If you visit Malaysia it would be nice to spend 5 days or more to see Sabah and Sarawak. Lots of beautiful islands for diving and snorkelling, crystal clear waters in Sabah, delicious local food and friendly people. You can take a direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Tawau, stay a night or two, enjoy the cheap fresh seafood, visit Tawau Hills Park at Table waterfalls for the hotsprings and clear rivers. Then after few days head to Semporna town ( 1 hour drive) which is like a pit stop before going to the many islands ( Mabul, Sipadan etc) for World class diving or just chilling at their resorts. Often so many tourist only stop at Kuala lumpur for few days but they always missed out on the hidden gem of Borneo East Malaysia which is Sabah and Sarawak.
Yup. it's weird. coffee shop does open late here. the only coffe shop that wil open early are the local kopitiam with local type coffee. grilled stingray is pretty good. though my dad didnt like it. he said it smells. malaysia food include chinese, indian, malay, sabahan, sarawakian food. so, if you've eaten any of those, you've eaten malaysian food.
I'm malaysian living in kl suburbs but somehow i can't believed you get a hotel in city centre for 50myr?! I mean 100 is already affordable enough in a big city like kl but 50 is just unbeliveable hahahahah and yeah the 2nd tallest building in the world is still under construction and planned to be open later this year, it will feature tallest glass elevator in the world, tallest observation deck in the world and ofcourse very big mall, 8 floors of mall as a perspective
Hi, welcomed to Malaysia. I watched your previous video in Singapore and knew it you loved coffee so much. Maybe you can just try malaysia white coffee. Hope you will like it
It's not a night market, it's a food street where the tables spread out at night. There is local cuisine but overwhelmed by foreign exotica. A true night market will also sell goods, not just food. Connaught night market, longest is worth a visit, 6-11pm. MRT & feeder bus only Wed nights. Other nights elsewhere in other neighbourhoods. Enjoy your stay. Hope you visit Sabah/ Sarawak too.
Malaysia has a variety of cultures and foods, all kind of foods you eat here are Malaysian version of everything. Thai, Chinese, Indian and Western.. it have been remade to suit the taste of the locals and taste better i guess.. Since we are multi race nation.. we share the same foods, thoughts and language.
I have never been to Malaysia, but would consider a visit to explore, inspired by your RUclips video. Kuala Lumpur looks like a beautiful, interesting city. Malaysian culture is pretty fascinating. Thanks for sharing.
If you come next year, look out for the Rainforest Music Festival on the Malaysian island of Borneo (Sarawak).
Do make your way to the Malaysian States of Sabah and Sarawak… which many visitors missed when they visit and talk about Malaysia.
I can't wait to watch your video in KL..have a nice and good day..#loveamerica
Advance 'welcome to Malaysia' to you 🇲🇾☺️
Welcome to Malaysia
You'll never regret sir...do come to Malaysia... It is all what u want i ur life... Hehehe
I have not seen any travel vids from Malaysia before so this is very interesting for me. Nice to know that there are more places cheaper than the Philippines. =)
Especially the food, one of the cheapest in SEA
Cooking oil and fuel here are subsidised.
You can check out vlogs by JetLag Warriors, Ken Abroad, Travel Gamers and a couple others who were stuck in Malaysia for almost a year due to the closed borders. At the moment, JetLag Warriors are exploring Sabah and will head over to Sarawak to meet Ken Abroad there, the last two States they’ve not been too in Malaysia. They’re probably going to join the Rainforest Music Festival. Borneo Jazz Festival will be on 26th. - 29th. June.
Well the longest period that a tourist was stuck here during lockdown has to be moonshine and lemongrass from switzerland....13 months ! Others are like 9 months to 12 months. You can check out others :
1) beer for breakfast (before pandemic) - more than 9 months
2) sally and ed (australians) before pandemic.
3) lala libra (USA) - Laura is her name. During border closures. 9 months.
4) Jinnytty (may 2022) live streamer - 5hrs duration.
5) growing up without borders (canadians) - may 2022
6) kensho quest (americans) - may 2022
7) tonyoi (canadian) - may 2022
8) 2passports 1 dream (uk and sweden - june 2022
@@keangwooichoo6138, Beer for Breakfast is great because they cover both East and West Malaysia. JetLag Warriors is currently covering Sabah and will head over to Sarawak to meet Ken Abroad there who is also keen to cover all states in Malaysia. The rest of vloggers tend to cover West Malaysia extensively but make no mention of the other part of Malaysia like they never exist. 😂 Malaysia=Malaya. 😆🤷🏻♀️
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope you have an awesome time here. Here are a list of food that you should try:
1. Nasi Lemak (National Dish) - Sold just about everywhere, they may be served in a dish, or better yet, wrapped in banana leaf
2. Roti Canai with Dhal and/or Curry sauce - You can get it at any Mamak Restaurant.
3. Char Koay Teow - some of the best char koay teow can be found at hawker stalls/night markets
4. Curry Laksa
5. Satay - again you can find these at night markets/stalls by the roadside
6. Chilli Pan Mee
7. Chicken/Beef Rendang - you can eat it with rice, or if you're lucky enough you can eat it with Lemang (sticky rice soaked with coconut juice and heated up in bamboo sticks)
8. Apam Balik - dessert
9. Cendol - super awesome thirst quenching dessert
10. Ramly Burger - Ramly is a brand name for the patty and you can find roadside burger stalls selling them.
11. Teh Tarik - literally means "Pulled Tea"
ENJOY!
Bro got no chill
Roti kaya + ½ boiled eggs & white coffee.
Nice one bro! Ada banyak list boleh taruk tu. Hahaha
@@Itsmeshahrosli hahaha biasalah overproud
Hows the weather in july?
Welcome to Malaysia Kuala Lumpur! I'm from the Philippines but live in Malaysia my second home.. theres a lot to explore in Malaysia wish enjoy it. I'm in Sabah Malaysia.. I recommend you to visit mount Kinabalu sabah... I forgot try to visit batu cave in gombak kuala lumpur its and Indian Kuil. That is Petronas tower in kuala lumpur its beautiful during night time.. have a great visit in malaysia..
Thank you very much for your compliments ..🇲🇾 hope you have have nice stay in Malaysia....
Isn't that your people want Sabah.... And they said that Malaysia need to pay to them...
About that issue sy tdk campur.. Sy hanya nak hidup aman...
@@merryjoy5188 huh
Kuala Lumpur is probably the most developed and organized capital city in South East Asia. Travelers who just do stopovers would not have enough information. Watch Jetlag Warriors, Ken Abroad, and about a dozen more youtube channels to learn more. Stopovers dont make justice. Btw Kuala Lumpur has 3 times more new skyscrapers than Singapore. Peace 😉
Singapore is more organized and Singapore don’t have much skyscrapers because their government banned it.
@@fab8490 Singapore used to be organised. Not anymore. Im Singaporean. So I should know better as I lived my whole life there. Also Singapore has less skyscrapers not because the government disallows it. Thats the silliest thing Ive heard. Singapore has less skyscrapers as there's limited space to build new skyscrapers in the CBD district like Shenton Way and its surroundings.
I have been KL 5 times and love KLCC Park. You were eating in Jalan Alor in Bukit Bitang area. KL is definitely my favourite city that I have travelled but I'm not a fan of shopping malls even though they look nice and modern
Malls are expensive. All branded stuff.
@@keangwooichoo6138 Exactly - not a fan of it
@@brothersman524 tbh in my perspective, Malaysians enjoy shopping mall alot since as you already know, Malaysia is hot as hell. And malls are the shelter from these heat, including myself who hides in these malls when its hot😭
@@imanlster3768 That is the reason why people in Malaysia go to malls because it is hot and humid outside and the malls have air conditioner. In the UK, people go to malls for shopping and to keep warm as most of the time it is bloody cold most of the time
That’s only KL that have lots of malls. Malaysia have more place to visit. Come to:
1-Terengganu + Kelantan (Beach and Batik)
2-Sabah Sarawak (Crystal Blue Island)
3-Pahang (Cameron Higlands has cold farming area and Genting Highlands is for casino/ lesisure/ theme park things. the temperature is around 17-18degree during night)
4. Kedah (Paddy field)
5. discover it yourself haha. that’s just part of it. u can easily travel by state in Malaysia.Once u in KL, u can travel interstate using bus/flight.
Lot more countries to visit that has more heritage/cultural site, different weather, more nature and not all revolves around malls.
Malaysian or "Malay" food is more available at Kampung Bharu which is not that far from Bukit Bintang. Malaysia is really diverse there is a huge Malay, Chinese, Indian populations and have a big population of Thai, Arabs, Bangladeshi, Indonesian immigrants as well. So the food u saw in Bukit Bintang its a mixture. U can see Thai, Chinese, some Malay & Indian restaurants, etc.
Enjoy KL. One of my favorite Asian destinations. Love from the PH.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you. Love from Kuala Lumpur.
I like it how humble and straight forward you both are. Saying that you can’t afford that hotel. Well I wish you both good luck and fortune that you both should definitely one day stay in a five star hotel and give us a review video. Hmm. Times do change.
Malaysian Food
1. Nasi Lemak Wan Jo + Teh Tarik Kg Baru, KL
2. Laksa
3. Nasi Kerabu
4. Nasi Dagang
5. Nasi Ayam
6. Mee Bandung
7. Ramly Burger
8. Sate
9. Rendang (eat with rice or ketupat)
and many more.... 👍
my dear.. KLCC was constructed way back in 1994.. it was completed in 1997.. that park was a race course for almost a hundred years.. the whole place is just over 26 years old..
RUclips recomend this for me, great video. Amazing buildings and city. Wow !
Have a look at our Kuala Lumpur playlist. It will give you an idea what a modern city it is.
Kuala Lumpur looks amazing, must visit soon.
The capital of Malaysia is widely recognized for numerous landmarks, including Petronas Twin Towers (twin skyscrapers with a sky bridge and observation deck), the Petaling Street flea market, and Batu Caves, which is over 400 million years old.
I love Old KL most. Sultan Abdul Samad building, Merdeka Square, Masjid India, River of Life, and surrounding areas.
Welcome to Malaysia, that MRT is monorail, the MRT itself is right under your feet as you were mentioning it ❤️
When you're in Malaysia, eff the pad thai 😂 we've got char kuay teow which is less known but far more superior in taste ❤️
Great vlog! Kuala lumpur looks very impressive and modern!
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Have a look at our Kuala Lumpur playlist. It will give you an idea what a modern city it is.
Welcome to Malaysia. You'll be amazed by what this country has to offer. Have fun! Stay safe.
You should visit KLCC Park at night to see the dancing fountains.
Third video, I've watched of yours. I lived in KL for 7 years but haven't been back since. Great food there which I'm sure I'll see sampled in this video!
Kuala Lumpur is an amazing city. We have so many videos on Kuala Lumpur.
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, please enjoy your stay, don't forget to try our local food, it is one of the best in the world you will never regret it 😊
Jalan alor is mix of vietnamese, thai and malaysian food. Some western food too. So up to you to choose. It is not specifically all malaysian food. But do not forget there are thai malaysian communities here. So it is not surprising to find thai food.
For authentic malaysian food.
1. China town - chinese food
2. Brickfields - indian food
3. Kampung baru - malay food
I am not sure how much spicy you can eat, you can try it. Most food in malaysia can be spicy because of chilli and curry.
Welcome to Malaysia! Hope u enjoy your time here. Btw it's raining season don't forget to bring your umbrella especially in the evening.
Pad thai - thailand
Char kue teow - malaysia..the one u eat is called char kue teow
Oh that’s great to know thank you, it tasted so good! 😊
I suggest trying roti chennai. Less than RM2. With a teh tarik your breakfast will be less than RM4.
How did you manage to spend a whole day in KL and have no Malaysian food. A croissant and pad Thai? 😂😂 Our food is LITERALLY our chief selling point! 😂😂
Don’t worry I didn’t film but we did eat Malaysian food the other days like nasi lemark was very good! 😊
@@Joelfriend *nasi lemak
I really miss Malaysia💕my mom is from Malaysia actually👌..I still have relatives and grandparents in Malaysia..me and my parents will visit Malaysia once a year especially at christmas, kuala lumpur is a modern city full of skyscrapers..don't forget to visit the interesting beaches and islands there👍
Lol😁
@Kieran the son of Jesus Christ I’m from Portugal and I’m half Portuguese/Malaysian a.k.a(Eurasian)..where are you from actually?
@Kieran the son of Jesus Christ now i get it so you're a Christian fellow..have you ever been to Malaysia before?
@Kieran the son of Jesus Christ not malay but Malaysia dude🤦🏻since I was a child I often go to Malaysia once a year, especially Kuala Lumpur and also Penang because my grandparents are still there plus my mother has a house in Kuala Lumpur too..what is the most interesting attraction in your place?and what is your favourite and the best food in your country?
@Kieran the son of Jesus Christ kam eumarka?ana fi alwaqie min asl yahudiin wakulana waldy yahudiaan aydan😊
Being in Malaysia i havent seen you try any Malaysian dish. For breakfast you should try roti canai, our national dish called nasi lemak, drink Teh Tarik, nasi kandar. There's a 24 hr mamak restaurant near petronas tower called PELITA. Should try also cheese naan or garlic naan with tandoori chicken. Enjoy your trip. We have something quite similar but not the same to pad thai. Its called Char Kueh Tiaw. Do a bit of research on food to eat when in Malaysia so that you wont miss out on our unque cuisine as Malaysia is a melting pot of 3 big races ie. Chinese, Indian and Malays.
Im really amazed with trains in malaysia they look modern comapred to ph i hope philippines will do the same
welcome my fren….i follow ur journey ok…have fun here….❤️🇲🇾❤️🇲🇾❤️🇲🇾❤️🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia. It's a hot n humid country, make sure to drink enough water. Stay hydrated.
Dont forget to visit Malacca in the South of Malaysia and Penang in the North of Malaysia as well as both States are a Food Paradise .. Tourists may not know where to get all the local food fares but from a local standpoint .. If you love food .. Then Malacca and Penang are 2 of the states worth visiting .. Not just food but also places of attractions .. As a Malaccan .. There are many places which one can visit .. For instance .. The Stadhuys Dutch Square .. Victoria Fountain .. St Paul's Hill (an old church ruin sitting atop St Paul's Hill) overlooking the Straits of Malacca .. St Peter's Church (17th Century Catholic Church .. 1710 to be precise) .. St Francis Xavier Church .. Jonker Street (a popular Night Market) .. Malacca River Cruise (murals and artworks along the river) .. All of these are within the same area and walking distance .. When in Jonker Street .. try sampling Formosa Chicken Rice Balls and also the old colonial Geographer Cafe for old styled cafe experience .. You may also want to visit Portuguese Settlement for their Seafood .. For Peranakan Cuisine .. Try Nancy's Kitchen at Kota Laksamana and Baba Charlie at Jalan Tengkera for their desserts .. Try Klebang Coconut Shake at Klebang Beach and also Satay Celup (skewered ingredients on stick dipped in peanut sauce) at Jalan Ong Kim Wee .. Wan Ton Noodles opppsite Tun Tuah Secondary School is also a must try .. They opened in the evening around 6pm .. At the restaurant .. You may also try their Fried Oyster Omelette and Grilled Chicken Wings glazed with Honey and etc ..
absolutley love KL. Class city.
Kuala Lumpur is an amazing city. We have so many videos on Kuala Lumpur.
What a beautiful country
Have a look at our Kuala Lumpur playlist. It will give you an idea what a modern city it is.
@@millionsofstepsinkualalump4933 Im not asking a question but spitting out an expression of mesmerising
i like budget tourist that just go with the flow and not just depend on google maps etc., just explore the place and if you're lost, it's part of the adventure, perhaps you'll encounter new places which no tourists came upon before
Wow amazing place Kuala Lumpur
If you want some malay food, Kak Som in Kampung Baru has nice East Coast Malaysia menus. Great experience too since it has a very original kampung (village) feel in the city. Better come on the afternoon for nasi campur (mixed rice with wide range of dishes to choose). You can find Nasi Kandar Pelita for mamak (indian muslim restaurant) for their famous Nasi Kandar. Try out ayam bawang or daging hitam
Our food is similar to singapore food. That is for sure. We were 1 country in the past. Culturally and historically is similar.
In terms of Malay foods, quite different
Welcome to Kuala Lumpur, this video bring back happy memories of me & wife youthful dating days many years ago in KL with limited budget too, enjoy & cherish 🤗
Kuala Lumpur is an amazing city. We have so many videos on Kuala Lumpur.
Great video! Thank you for promoting my country, Malaysia. Love from Kuala Lumpur.
welcome to malaysia..if both of u planning to penang just take ETS train from KL sentral .its direct to penang.. malaca also good for visit only 2 hour by bus from KL.
Welcome guys to KL..you must try malaysian dish..such as nasi lemak@very popular among tourist in KL..Laksa..nasi kerabu..nasi ayam..tomyam..nasi paprik and many more..ok..#takecare
Oh yes we tried Nasi Lemark it was great thanks! 😊
You can find many malay foods in Kampung Baru.
Ahhh that’s good to know, thank you!
It's very refreshing to see you young folks visiting Malaysia, the country where I was born but have left long before you guys were even born. The country has changed much but essentially life remains the same; the shopping malls, night markets, the Malaysian spirit, etc. Have a nice time and try to make a trip to the east coast of Malaysia to see a different life style there e.g. Kuala Trengganu, Kota Bharu, etc.
Have a look at our Kuala Lumpur playlist. It will give you an idea what a modern city it is today.
Not sure if u knew this, just FYI - the Berjaya Times Square u visited shares the same owner as the Cardiff City FC. 😁
@joelfriend hey buddy, we are Roman and Fizah, we live in Malaysia.. Are you still in KL?
Think several people have mentioned the staples but defo try the local Chinese, Indian and Malay food. The first two are different from what you get in the UK (which are mainly Cantonese and North Indian style while in Malaysia it’s more southern Chinese and Indian style with local influence and herbs/spices); Malay food in London isn’t as good and not to mention quite pricey.
Well, anything Malaysian in London is usually exorbitant in comparison. For example you can get roti canai at Roti King just next to Paddington station for 6 quid. In Malaysia it’s about 2 ringgit a piece
And my biggest pet peeve living in the UK is being served “satay” made from chicken breast with a peanut butter dip. Just no. Try the Malaysian satay and you’ll know what I mean
Welcome guys to Kuala Lumpur , if you want a water park come to sunway, go to kampung baru for local food
Welcome to Malaysia . Enjoy exploring Malaysia, the food n culture.
malaysia is known as a country with many variations of food, such as malay food, chinese food, indian food, indonesian food, thai food, western/usa food, middle east food, etc. and new type of food called fusion food, just here in malaysia. nasi lemak is our national dish, and teh tarik is the most popular drinks here. recommendation: Nasi Lemak Wanjo at Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur. you may also be interested in to taste other malaysian specialties such as nasi kerabu, nasi kandar, nasi dagang, nasi ambeng, laksa penang, laksa johor, laksa sarawak, char koay teow, curry mee, tandoori chicken+Naan and many more. welcome to malaysia! enjoy your stay here!
I was just at the Theme Park yesterday, my second visit after 10 years despite living at the suburbs near KL!
Kuala Lumpur is an amazing city. We have so many videos on Kuala Lumpur.
Welcome to Malaysia guys..🇲🇾💐
Welcome to KL. KL was voted the most liveable city in the world according to a survey
Welcome to Malaysia .. thanks for the wonderfull video .. Awesome .
My suggestion next to Batu Cave,Genting highland, Putra Jaya, China Town,little.india,KL tower, Botanic Garden.You should visit KLCC at night.Dont miss the Food heaven at Jalan Alor street food at Bukit Bintang.
Just went to Kuala Lumpur’s hotel for staycation, good video
Also don't forget states like Terengganu, Kelantan, Pahang, Kedah which are in the peninsula but less explored by foreigners. Then Sabah and Sarawak in Borneo. A whole new world is there. KL , Penang and Malacca are cities that are frequented heavily by foreigners. Sadly foreigners would only know these three.
Welcome to Malaysia. A TRULY ASIA
Glad that you guys enjoyed being in KL, Malaysia. Great content. 👍🏼👍🏼 From Sarawak, Malaysia
Also my first day last 3 years ago in Malaysia, thanks for bringing me a great video, have a great day 😊❤️👍
Wow!U guys should really really try durian!The king of fruits for sure!regardless,welcome to the FOODIE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD!our foods are not really similar with the Thai foods,as u guys must go and try our spread during lunch time at the Malay Side of KL in KG BARU.At night we morph into Thai cuisine mostly then at breakfast we became little India of sorts but in a Malaysians hybrid kind of ways for sure!u can try Malaysian Chinese foods in between and much much more fares in KL!overall our foodie culture is really the best in the world and u will have to really try everything that Malaysia has to offer and then some!stay safe guys and enjoy Malaysians as TRULY ASIANS!
Welcome to Malaysia Jeff, There's lots of street food to try out like Nasi lemak,Roti canai, Char kuey teow ( must try)it's similar to Padthai n Penang Island is a must visit ,it's hawker food haven n there's lot of Island resorts in Malaysia ,have a great time in Malaysia, Take care n happy holiday.
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Try roti canai variety (which is bunch of type) at mamak.. try roti tissue or roti bomb.. and you will think twice about croissant..
Welcome to Malaysia.. my friend
Thank you!
Enjoy your trip in MALAYSIA🥰
A very young city ........ Kuala Lumpur's early history started taking shape when the state of Selangor gained eminence in the 16th century as tin deposits, a material much needed by western colonists to build their empire, was found. This brought the Chinese and the Bugis, Malays from Maccassar, into the state's economics and politics. There they established themselves throughout the 18th century, thus forming the Selangor sultanate.
Kuala Lumpur (KL) itself was not built yet until 1857 when 87 Chinese tin miners ran up the Klang River and set up a village at the river's muddy confluence. This soon gave birth to the city's name ' Kuala Lumpur ' which means 'muddy confluence? in Malay. The spot where it all began is overlooked today by the city's oldest mosque, Masjid Jamek, built back in 1908.
Unfortunately KL burned to the ground a few years later and Yap Ah Loy's Chinatown today has lost much of its original shacks and buildings.
Towards the end of Yap Ah Loy's era, the British stepped into the picture in 1874 when a Resident was brought in to stem the fighting amongst the Malays, Chinese and Bugis. 22 years later, during which time the Malay Federated States were formed to consolidate all the Malay states, the British pulled Selangor into the federation and made KL the capital.
With that came the beginning of the growth of KL into a mining town of gambling dens and brothels, and of the infamous Chinese clans or secret societies. The continuous fighting amongst these tongs worried the headmen so much that they elected a 'Kapitan Cina? (Malay for Chinese captain), a man named Yap Ah Loy, to establish peace and order. This was the very man venerated as the founding father of KL.
KL was to become historically significant again in 1957 when the first Malayan flag was raised on the grounds of the cricket field, known today as Merdeka Square, to mark the independence of the country from British rule
sorry, half true
Correct, in the early days the Chinese tin miners lived there and Yap Ah Loy is the founder of the city.
@@al16899 incorrect, Raja Abdullah is the actual founder of KL, Yap Ah Loy was just the third chinese kapitan after liew ngim kong and hiew siew., and yes he was one of those who responsible for the development of KL.
@@tiputertipah9664 racist....
@@al16899 racist also
Anyway check out Chinatown, both the market and the bars. Coffee in the morning - you need to go to Heritage Row. Not Pudu/Chow Kit/Bintang I'm afraid.
I have to say that Jln. Alor nowadays have been a bit of a scam. Instead of offering mostly Malaysian food, lots of stalls and restaurants there offer Thai and Vietnamese food. No offence but they’re great for locals like me since we can’t go off to Thailand to eat Thai food in a snap of the finger or Vietnamese food too. But for tourists like yourself, it would be a great experience to come to Malaysia and eat actual Malaysian food. For that, I think Kampung Baru is the best place for Malay food. East Malaysian food is best in their place of origin. Even in KL itself, they get some tweaking sometimes because the ingredients aren’t easily available or sometimes tweaked to suit the local taste especially the “kolok mi (mee?)”. Chinese and Indian food are easy to find.
Enjoy your day in Malaysia!
you should and must try nasi lemak........bread in the morning is too familiar! maybe next time..............selamat datang guys! city night market and suburb night market is not the same...........should try that.....again next time!
About the coffee time, i totally agree with you, im a grumpy person in the morning and "i need my coffee!".... Im tired of McDonald's coffee
Ahaha same!
Welcome guys. For reference you could watch channels of foreign travellers like JetLag Warriors, Mark Weins vlogs. Do enjoy your stay here.
I just come back from KL last week. You guys should go to Melaka. 😃
Malaysia is home. Welcome home. Enjoy your stay
That's not pad thai. That's malaysian food, char kew teaw. Originally from penang
Oh wow that’s awesome thanks for letting me know!! 😊
A nice vlog 👍 Welcome to KL!
enjoy your day ✨
Pls do try to find some kopitiams... (coffeeshops 😃). PappaRich is a good choice. You'll find an array of local foods mixed harmoniously, like us, the Malaysians. We are Malay, Chinese, Indian, Borneo etc etc etc... WELCOME to MALAYSIA!
I thought pappa rich has closed down?
@@keangwooichoo6138 Ooo in Bangi they're still open... 🤔
Welcome To Malaysia
Actually the klcc Park was once a turf club
I worked in Bangsar Viena Coffee shop for 5 years and so lovely the food...that time just done the twin tower in Ampang which is nice, its so hot weather, its nice to have holiday to scape a winter...enjoy exploring...
If you visit Malaysia it would be nice to spend 5 days or more to see Sabah and Sarawak. Lots of beautiful islands for diving and snorkelling, crystal clear waters in Sabah, delicious local food and friendly people.
You can take a direct flight from Kuala Lumpur to Tawau, stay a night or two, enjoy the cheap fresh seafood, visit Tawau Hills Park at Table waterfalls for the hotsprings and clear rivers.
Then after few days head to Semporna town ( 1 hour drive) which is like a pit stop before going to the many islands ( Mabul, Sipadan etc) for World class diving or just chilling at their resorts.
Often so many tourist only stop at Kuala lumpur for few days but they always missed out on the hidden gem of Borneo East Malaysia which is Sabah and Sarawak.
We plan on visiting Sabah, and Sarawak early next year, stay tuned!! :)
recommendations:
1. Nasi kerabu
2. nasi kukus ayam berempah
3. masak lemak cili padi
4. mee udang
5. laksam
Yup. it's weird. coffee shop does open late here. the only coffe shop that wil open early are the local kopitiam with local type coffee.
grilled stingray is pretty good. though my dad didnt like it. he said it smells.
malaysia food include chinese, indian, malay, sabahan, sarawakian food. so, if you've eaten any of those, you've eaten malaysian food.
I'm malaysian living in kl suburbs but somehow i can't believed you get a hotel in city centre for 50myr?! I mean 100 is already affordable enough in a big city like kl but 50 is just unbeliveable hahahahah and yeah the 2nd tallest building in the world is still under construction and planned to be open later this year, it will feature tallest glass elevator in the world, tallest observation deck in the world and ofcourse very big mall, 8 floors of mall as a perspective
Selamat datang... 🤗🙏
welcome to malaysia guy... please enjoy... 🥰
Visit indonesia 👉 white crater, tangkuban perahu, mount bromo, borobudur, mount ijen , dieng ...etc 😊
Hi, welcomed to Malaysia. I watched your previous video in Singapore and knew it you loved coffee so much. Maybe you can just try malaysia white coffee. Hope you will like it
Hi, you may go to icc pudu to try some local food.. enjoy 😊
It's not a night market, it's a food street where the tables spread out at night. There is local cuisine but overwhelmed by foreign exotica. A true night market will also sell goods, not just food. Connaught night market, longest is worth a visit, 6-11pm. MRT & feeder bus only Wed nights. Other nights elsewhere in other neighbourhoods. Enjoy your stay. Hope you visit Sabah/ Sarawak too.
Welcome to Malaysia
I wanna go back to Malaysia I went there when u was 6 and I miss that place my grandma lives there 😊
Aww that’s lovely, I definitely want to visit again and see more!
Thanks for sharing
Hello bro.....welcome to our country...
Malaysia has a variety of cultures and foods, all kind of foods you eat here are Malaysian version of everything. Thai, Chinese, Indian and Western.. it have been remade to suit the taste of the locals and taste better i guess.. Since we are multi race nation.. we share the same foods, thoughts and language.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
I'm from Singapore. Grilled stingray is the bomb. Try it sometime. 😊🇸🇬
Being on a tight budget is tough especially after visiting singapore.
Well fear not. Batu caves is free.
Try Langkawi island while in Malaysia...the beach view is breathtaking
WOW beautiful city