Do try Breakfast fro Kelantan & Terengganu, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang... and in those states itself there are so many breafast food... the have a breakfast culture of their own...
If porridge/congee you should try the teochew one... They have many condiments to eat with he congee... Or try the malay version at bubur nasi Melawati at the Saville Melawati apartments... Also in the mall, try I love yoo porridges (their porridge are flavored with dried scallops if I am not mistaken), also you will have a 'yoo tiao' (aka chakoi by the malays) to dip into the porridge or you can also have the crispy version of the yoo tiao and scatter it in the porridge.
Roti canai has few types of gravy. For non spicy, ask for dhal curry (only the yellow curry) as it is non-spicy. Usually for kids, we start the kids with roti canai with condensed milk (without the curry). You can ask for roti canai with susu manis (condensed milk)
U can order teh o ais kosong (without sugar), teh o ais kurang manis (less sugar) or teh o ais limau (ice lemon tea, although it is mostly calamansi instead of lemon as calamansi is local and widely available) Generally, all food are consumed throughout the day. Although generally, morning meal is simpler and less ‘heavy’ and heavier towards dinner time. It can be sweet or savoury too. Roti canai, I always order roti telur bawang (roti with egg and onion) and dhaal as dipping sauce. U can also try thosai or chapati.
In KL, we are still grinding in Borneo and then other countries ahaha But thank you for having us! Malaysia mainland has been amazing and so has Sabah been
What, your last video in KL, well, anyway, hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay in KL. There are plenty more you guys can do in KL the next time around.
@carmaadventures You guys can always come back for another visit, there's a lot of free attractions in KL that you guys may have not noticed. All the best to your future travels. 😀
I love Hon Kee porridge. Their porridge is silky smooth. Takes a long slow cooking to make it silky. I think they dont blend them as blending will cause the porridge to be thick and sticky. Theirs isnt as sticky, so im guessing they follow the old rules by slow boil😅
What a wonderful breakfast in KL. Most of the comfort food are very affordable. Hope that you guys liked the breakfast styles, traditions in Malaysia. Where's nasi lemak for breakfast.
@carmaadventures Nasi lemak by far is one of the most popular comfort food for Malaysian. It's also the Malaysia national dish. Recently it has been recognized by UNESCO. Must try for breakfast next time. 😀
@carmaadventures not into roti canai for morning meal if i am taking heavy breakfast, nasi lemak is the best and we burned the calories for the day.. Then.. I will have my roti canai for my supper with friends LOL.
You need to eat Raw Rojak, Mamak Rojak, Hakka Yong Tau Foo in Puchong and then you need to eat Popiah (or Spring Rolls) but Raw and Sarang Burong Roti.
I would suggest you invite one lucky followers join you for roti canai teh tarik breakfast ..haha..somehow like a VVIP couple invitation ..must be like a splendid moment 4 both
I’m pretty sure they have teh o ais! However, in Chinese restaurants they are known as “teh o ping”. Fellow Chinese Malaysians, pls correct me if I’m wrong. I have not been back to Malaysia for quite a while😅
Is that roti Bom? Have you tried roti pisang (banana)? Dam...long time I'm not eaten it, now I'm craving it🤤 usually eat it with condensed milk, but it can get too sweet
We were so surprised, in a good way... Not this time around but Malaysia has left us wanting more so we will definitely come back 🤩 Appreciate your support watching our videos 🫶
Roti is one of the very affordable ones. It usually comes with dhal curry by default. The heat level usually around 3 of 10 for dhal. its not that spicy. The red one is sambal. Heat level depends on the restaurant. Usually around 5 of 10. If you want my list of restaurants, I can mail it to you.
We used to have teh o ice limau to start with and we loved it! One day we decided to try normal teh o ice and never went back to limau... we clearly have a favourite!
Second Location. Al Amma Restaurant is packed with customers. I went there if I'm in KL staying at Masjid India area. very very affordable and delicious.
According to TasteAtlas, roti canai is the fourth best bread to eat in 2025. Roti canai is a traditional pan-fried flatbread that originated in India but is primarily associated with Malaysia and other nearby countries. It's made from flour, water, eggs, and fat, and is often served with curries. Roti canai has also been ranked as the second best dish in the world by TasteAtlas. It was the only Malaysian dish to make TasteAtlas' list of the world's best foods.
WOW!!! Thank you for sharing. That is incredible, we didn't know about TasteAtlas, will be looking into that for more food recommendations... I think that Roti Canai should be number 1, just saying 👀👀
OMG... Max. U already 3 months in KL but still pronounce roti canai wrongly. U should pronounce it.. Rotee char nai. Here in Malaysia.. A is are I is ee E is err O is owe U is oo C is ch S is ss K is k
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Do try Breakfast fro Kelantan & Terengganu, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang... and in those states itself there are so many breafast food... the have a breakfast culture of their own...
Please try Laksam! (Note: Not laksa...but laksam)
I noticed Carol being the type that complains about every little insignificant thing about anything about her food. Lol!😂😂😂
She’s a woman though 😅
Can't help it, I never got into vegetables or sauces as a child, my parents tried, but I am a free spirit, cannot be controlled...😂
Picky is my middle name 😂
@carmaadventures 😂 momma be like : wait until you cooks for your own kids 😂
If porridge/congee you should try the teochew one... They have many condiments to eat with he congee...
Or try the malay version at bubur nasi Melawati at the Saville Melawati apartments...
Also in the mall, try I love yoo porridges (their porridge are flavored with dried scallops if I am not mistaken), also you will have a 'yoo tiao' (aka chakoi by the malays) to dip into the porridge or you can also have the crispy version of the yoo tiao and scatter it in the porridge.
LOVE THE SUGGESTIONS!! Thank you! We will keep these in mind next time we come to Kuala Lumpur 🙏😁
Roti canai has few types of gravy. For non spicy, ask for dhal curry (only the yellow curry) as it is non-spicy. Usually for kids, we start the kids with roti canai with condensed milk (without the curry). You can ask for roti canai with susu manis (condensed milk)
Incredible hack for us, thank you for sharing!! We are obsessed with condensed milk, so will definitely give it a try 😆😆
@carmaadventures my favourite will be plain roti canai with chicken curry or beef curry 😀
This roti canai place famous since 1980. I alway take my early breakfast there.
Wow jolly couple 👌 interesting vdeo to watch😱
thank you so much 🩵
U can order teh o ais kosong (without sugar), teh o ais kurang manis (less sugar) or teh o ais limau (ice lemon tea, although it is mostly calamansi instead of lemon as calamansi is local and widely available)
Generally, all food are consumed throughout the day. Although generally, morning meal is simpler and less ‘heavy’ and heavier towards dinner time. It can be sweet or savoury too.
Roti canai, I always order roti telur bawang (roti with egg and onion) and dhaal as dipping sauce. U can also try thosai or chapati.
Thanks for sharing!! We are learning more and more from the locals about what to order for each meal. Really appreciate you watching our videos 🙏😁
@ u can ask customers:
I don’t speak Malay, *switch to Malay * tapi apa sebab di sini ? (but what is good here?)
@@andresloft sedap
Last video??? Thanks again and see u again (hopefully u come back sooner than later)
In KL, we are still grinding in Borneo and then other countries ahaha But thank you for having us! Malaysia mainland has been amazing and so has Sabah been
OOO no u know teh o ais ikat tepi😂😂😂😂😂❤
Love that teh o ais all day everyday!
Roti canai lg best minum dgn tea tarik ❤
What, your last video in KL, well, anyway, hope that you guys have had a good time and a pleasant stay in KL. There are plenty more you guys can do in KL the next time around.
Unfortunately yes... it is time to leave KL and keep exploring the world 🤗 Although few videos coming in Sabah first 😍
@carmaadventures You guys can always come back for another visit, there's a lot of free attractions in KL that you guys may have not noticed. All the best to your future travels. 😀
1:53 she knew it🤣🤣😭😭
I know Max better than he knows himself 😂😂😂
I love Hon Kee porridge. Their porridge is silky smooth. Takes a long slow cooking to make it silky. I think they dont blend them as blending will cause the porridge to be thick and sticky. Theirs isnt as sticky, so im guessing they follow the old rules by slow boil😅
You described it perfectly! Love that you've already been there before. Do you think the price is good for the porridge??
@carmaadventures slightly pricier but not too exorbitant. They are famous after all....haha
What a wonderful breakfast in KL. Most of the comfort food are very affordable. Hope that you guys liked the breakfast styles, traditions in Malaysia. Where's nasi lemak for breakfast.
we didn't know that was a popular dish for breakfast ahaha Also, surprised the vendors didn't mention that as a popular dish 😵💫
@carmaadventures Nasi lemak by far is one of the most popular comfort food for Malaysian. It's also the Malaysia national dish. Recently it has been recognized by UNESCO. Must try for breakfast next time. 😀
Not having nasi lemak for breakfast is a crime in Malaysia. U should be in jail.😂
HAHAHAH that's amazing! Too many options in Malaysia, what's more popular for breakfasts: Roti or Nasi Lemak??
@carmaadventures not into roti canai for morning meal if i am taking heavy breakfast, nasi lemak is the best and we burned the calories for the day.. Then.. I will have my roti canai for my supper with friends LOL.
At last you eating breakfast in KL.
You need to eat Raw Rojak, Mamak Rojak, Hakka Yong Tau Foo in Puchong and then you need to eat Popiah (or Spring Rolls) but Raw and Sarang Burong Roti.
So many suggestions, thank you so much!! We will add to our long list of foods to try 😆
I would suggest you invite one lucky followers join you for roti canai teh tarik breakfast ..haha..somehow like a VVIP couple invitation ..must be like a splendid moment 4 both
That's a great idea!
I’m pretty sure they have teh o ais! However, in Chinese restaurants they are known as “teh o ping”. Fellow Chinese Malaysians, pls correct me if I’m wrong. I have not been back to Malaysia for quite a while😅
Breakfast is our culture, recognized by Unesco
As it should be 👏👏
Is that roti Bom? Have you tried roti pisang (banana)? Dam...long time I'm not eaten it, now I'm craving it🤤 usually eat it with condensed milk, but it can get too sweet
ahaha we had Roti with sugar and the plain one (forgot the Malaysian name)
You still haven't tasted the cakes. Do you want to? Wait for Ramadan month soon. You two can taste various cakes.
Oh I wish we were here during Ramadan!! Will definitely have to be back for those cakes 😌😌
Rm8.40, wow thats so cheap 😅😅 . Are you going to Pulau Tiga? Hope you go there.. Want to see the vlog there 😊
We were so surprised, in a good way... Not this time around but Malaysia has left us wanting more so we will definitely come back 🤩 Appreciate your support watching our videos 🫶
nice one for your rating in nasuha. but why dont you pair with teh ais?
We had a lot of teh ais this day so had to leave some room for the food!!
@carmaadventures thats why hahah!
You guys are very adventurous..wt your taste buds
Roti bakar also good
We try our best 😅😅
Thanks for sharing!! 🤩
Roti is one of the very affordable ones. It usually comes with dhal curry by default. The heat level usually around 3 of 10 for dhal. its not that spicy. The red one is sambal. Heat level depends on the restaurant. Usually around 5 of 10.
If you want my list of restaurants, I can mail it to you.
Thanks for sharing, the sambal is definitely HOT! We love more and more suggestions, feel free to share on Instagram or email. THANK YOU!!🙏😁
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The C in Canai is pronounced as "ch" as in "chair"
Roti canai is pronounced as char-nai, where the "nai" sounds almost like the number nine.
Thanks for sharing, that's super helpful! New word for our Malay vocab 🤩
Need to try teh o ice limau
We used to have teh o ice limau to start with and we loved it! One day we decided to try normal teh o ice and never went back to limau... we clearly have a favourite!
Second Location. Al Amma Restaurant is packed with customers. I went there if I'm in KL staying at Masjid India area. very very affordable and delicious.
Agreed!! Always so busy in the morning 🤩 One of the most affordable breakfasts we had in KL.
I prefer Roti planta for breakfast, sweet magerin roti dip in curry sos good for ur energy to start work 👍🏻
I feel like there are so many types of Roti's! We should do a video trying them all 😅
lunch at kak nik ikan patin.
try out the ikan patin tempoyak. yes, it is a fermented durian!
Oooh sounds interesting, I am trying to get Max to try Durian but he won’t!! I think Durian is one fruit I will never try, especially fermented 😂😂
@carmaadventures please do the dare challange! You wont regret it!
@Syazwanasman Ohh so intrigued but scared... I will try to convince Max... Thank you for the inspiration🤩
Did you try the Roti Tissue and you can they be a witch...haha..
Haven’t heard of this one yet, looks SOOO cool 🤩
Guys, Roti Canai is pronounce as "Roti Cha-nai" 😊
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It’s pronounced as ‘Ro-tee Char-nigh’ 😊
Another word added to our Malay vocab!! Thanks for sharing 🫶
some place you can get 6 rm for the same set
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According to TasteAtlas, roti canai is the fourth best bread to eat in 2025. Roti canai is a traditional pan-fried flatbread that originated in India but is primarily associated with Malaysia and other nearby countries. It's made from flour, water, eggs, and fat, and is often served with curries.
Roti canai has also been ranked as the second best dish in the world by TasteAtlas. It was the only Malaysian dish to make TasteAtlas' list of the world's best foods.
WOW!!! Thank you for sharing. That is incredible, we didn't know about TasteAtlas, will be looking into that for more food recommendations... I think that Roti Canai should be number 1, just saying 👀👀
@carmaadventures it have been number one in 2023
@carmaadventures Roti canai was awarded a grand total of 4.9 stars, putting it on par with the No 2 bread, Colombia’s pan de bono in 2023
Me be like : no no no no way! I am not gonna eat half cooked gooey mushy eggs 😂
ahaha lol. I (Max) love runny egg
Drink Teh Tarik for Breakfast.
a bit to late now... (we are not in Malaysia anymore ahaha)
by the time you leave Malaysia, both of you will burst the weighing scale
100% gonna have to hit the gym hard in the Philippines 😳
Staying for 3 months? Wow amazing
Yes, it't been the longest we've stayed in a country, since we started travelling full-time. Feels like home here, we don't want to leave...😓
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OMG... Max. U already 3 months in KL but still pronounce roti canai wrongly. U should pronounce it.. Rotee char nai.
Here in Malaysia..
A is are
I is ee
E is err
O is owe
U is oo
C is ch
S is ss
K is k
You tell him😂 He added a random L at the end of Canai... Thanks for sharing though we will practice our Malaysian in case we come to live here one day
I also eat porridge with century eggs and salted eggs
The porridge is SOOO good!! Haven't tried century eggs, they look scary 😟
@carmaadventures century eggs taste great
What FOUR breakfasts in one morning???!!! That must be some sort of record...
Another Guinness World Record submission here?? I couldn’t find a record for it so 👀👀
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Do not going to fancy restaurants for breakfast 😅
we learn from our mistakes ahaha
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Thank you for always watching our videos 🫶
Nothing beats roti canai and nasi lemak for breakfast in Malaysia
We keep hearing that, which do you prefer??
@carmaadventures I have no preference as the choices here are too vast, I have the privilege of choosing different breakfast everyday 😀
Ok....have a nicece day sir,..and mam....in Kuala lumpur❤😮😮😮
Thank you so much!! You as well my friend.🫶😊
Risking your life???? Don't belive you.
Honestly, that red sauce looks dangerous ⚠️⚠️⚠️
@carmaadventures red sauce is just red sauce, spicy? Its just spicy, it wont kill you directly,
Roti Canai is pronounced as Roti Chanai.
Thanks for sharing, Max said it with so much confidence as well...