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In 1866, the method for making tjendol (Cendol) aka dawet, was published in the Dutch East Indies Cook Book. This is written evidence that cendol has been a part of Indonesian people's lives for 400 years. The word "tjendol" is also in a Dutch dictionary published in 1869 which shows it as a Javanese food.
I've been going to Malaysia now for over 20 years...your video shows why I keep going back. They have some of the most underrated foods. Admittedly it doesn't look that great, but put it in your mouth and WOW! You get some of the best flavors in the world. Some of my favorites that you didn't mention is Baby Kai Lan a veg dish (must be "baby" not the regular one), Butter Prawns (unbelievable taste), Chili Pan Mee (don't put all the chili in 🥵), Laksa (not the Asam/sour one), Prawn mee (the bigger the better), and Ais Kachang (I like this over Chendol)... These are not all Malay dishes, some are Chinese, but I can't find them anywhere outside Malaysia. The cultures have blended and the food is great. If you get a chance give Indian food a try, it is so much more flavorful that what you get in the US. Sharing this video with all my friends on FB that don't understand why I keep going back to Malaysia...I just got back 3 days ago from a 1 month stay in KL. May be going back again in May...the food is calling me.🤣🤣
Right? Malaysian food is SO underrated internationally. The deep flavours, the variety, the way you can find dozens of dishes on any given block. It is food heaven. We were lucky enough to spend 4 months and it wasn't nearly enough to try everything. We're also already talking about where we'll visit when we come back. Hope we did the food some justice so your friends know why you keep returning! 😂
@@hishamshah7 Nasi Lemak about 4x a week...I thought I was sick of it at the end of 1 month...what did I eat at the airport on the way out of Malaysia? 🤣
We , Malaysians are blessed to grow up eating Malay, Indian, Chinese,Thai,European,foods.N happy to share with the world,the joy n pleasures they bring.when all peoples come together we are enriched tremendously.
Greetings from Ontario, Canada❤❤❤ I was an expat living in Malaysia for few years. I agreed with you both! Malaysia has one of most diverse food range in S.E.A! I love all those foods you mentioned! Impressed with your Malay and how you pronounced the food name. Malay language is one of the easiest language to learn!
Hi Lee! Angela is from Ontario! Seriously, have you found any good Malaysian food there? We're going to miss it so much. Glad to bring you back fun memories of delicious food!
Malaysia is a secret gem. We don't overpublicize, overcommercialize & oversell ourselves like some other SE Asian countries. Only those in the know are aware of Malaysia as a haven for many things including food, and many pristine beautiful untouched tropical islands. Foreign tourists planning to visit Malaysia for first time know next to nothing what to expect of Malaysia. Until they set foot in our country and explore it themselves!😊
@@byteme9718 Find the damned fact yourself! I ain't no damned secretary of yours! You want pristine islands, you do the damned search yourself! Goddamn it!
Excellent Segment. It needs Part II for these Dishes and Desserts; Nasi Dagang, Nasi Kerabu (Blue or Yellow Rice), Nasi Berlauk, Pulut Pagi, Naan with Chicken Tandoori, Rava Tosai Telur, Tosai Telur, Nasi Daun Pisang, Goreng Pisang, Rojak Mee, Ampan Balik, Nasi Kukus with Herb Deep Fried Chicken, additional side order of Grill Beef slices and assorted Vegetable Dishes, Desserts - Akok, Lompat Tikam, Jalur Mas, Seri Muka.
It's surprising that Malaysian food isn't as well known around the world because it is so so good! Great to discover new dishes in this video. Those giant prawns look amazing, and we'll definitely have to look out for that golden tofu! 😋
Hi! Seriously, there should be Malaysian restaurants on every corner around the world! Yes, don't miss the prawns and golden tofu. When you find it, I'm curious if you love it as much as we did, let us know!
@@PureDetour I know right! There's a laksa place in Sydney that I was addicted to - the curry mee version. Yeah definitely not as ubiquitous as Thai or Chinese. yes we'll definitely let you know when we manage to hunt down those dishes. yum yum!
Malaysian food use a lot of local fresh ingredient and spices that are difficult to be available in other country. I think that's why Malaysian food is a bit difficult to be replicate in country outside Malaysia. For example, the Assam laksa, without the fresh ginger flower this laksa doesn't taste the same.
We feel like you could eat in Malaysia for a lifetime and never get bored. You are so lucky to live in such a foodie paradise! Thanks to all the Malaysian people who were so welcoming and patient in explaining all the amazing food to us!
Thank you for coming to Malaysia and promoting our food. There are many delicious food that you need to discover in Malaysia. Just come to Malaysia and you get to taste Malay food, Chinese food and Indian food. Thank you for this video. 🤗😊
Hi! I think you could eat your whole life in Malaysia and still not taste all of the delicious things to eat! Thank for watching and for your nice comment!
We have read that too! We haven't tried much siu yuk outside Malaysia, but I'm worried that we started with the best, and now we'll be disappointed anywhere else, lol. Oh well, guess we'll just have to come back! 😂
@@PureDetour haha exactly! just like durian once you have tasted the top range you will not go for so called lower grade! Glad that you guys enjoy Malaysia food scene!
Couldn't agree more with all the food you chose and thankyou for showing this to the people. As a malaysian, the thing that we miss the most when travelling to another country is definitely our food. And i hope it will be the same for both of you. Thankyou again
Oh wow, we weren't sure if people would agree, so it's fun to see someone who has similar taste to us. We will certainly miss the Malaysian food, it's unbelievable the taste and variety. Like nowhere else!
Asam laksa is probably the best of them all. The mixture of different flavours and textures, and each flavour and texture can be tasted separately, yet combined so well. Amazing.
Thank you for your efforts promoting Malaysia food🥗🍲🍨☕🍖 to the world and hopefully Malaysian will try to create more good food in future to all travellers visiting Malaysia.... Bless you guys 👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖
We were lucky enough to spend almost 4 months in different cities and feel like we learned a bit about the cuisine. But I feel like it's such a vast and varied cuisine that we could spend years and still not know enough. Hope we get the chance to come back one day!
@@mohdzaki1089 It will have to wait until our next trip, we have to leave because of visa. But we're already planning to come back to explore more. So much to see and eat! and we love surprises!
Wow thank you for showcasing such a wide variety of our local cuisines. I hope you get to try even more dishes! PS. I'm so impressed with how well you pronounced all the names of our dishes!
We loved loved loved the food in Malaysia, it was our pleasure to try such a vibrant and diverse cuisine! We did our best to pronounce properly, and hope we didn't butcher the language too badly. Thanks so much for watching!
Malaysia is trully asia..hopefully you can try more foods in Malaysia..especially like Nasi beriani..Nasi Dagang..Nasi Kerabu....Nasi Ambang..Ayam percik..Nasi Goreng Ayam..and many more..and the best to time is during Ramadhan@muslim Festive season..you can find so many delicious foods and deserts..thank you for your very nice video and information about Malaysian Foods..#haveaniceday
Thank you so much for the nice comment! We did try many of the foods you mentioned and it's all delicious! We really could have made this list easily of to 50 dishes long! But we didn't want to make a 3 hour video 😂
@@TuN77, Good point, but I think we would need to make a 4th video to cover all 50. Then another 10 videos to begin to cover what we have not even tried yet. 🤣
@@PureDetour I hope you’ll return to Malaysia and try to plan around the first few weeks of Hari Raya because that is the time most festive food is bountiful.
I lived in the states for five years during student days and also stay with my foster parents, therefore I tried varieties of western food. Never would I imagine that someday Americans would love Malaysian food as it doesn't look good as it taste 😀.
Hi Syed! It's funny you say that, I think that almost anyone would like Malaysian food if they have an open mind and give it a chance. There is such variety in the cuisine that there has to be something for everyone, right?
That's fair. I think that more and more people all over the world are now more open minded and willing to try new cuisines all over the world. Outside of Malaysian food, what is your favourite cuisine?
@@PureDetour I would not say cuisine but the food I missed so much. 1. Christmas Coconut Grated Cake. I tried once but it is unbelievable. In Malaysia we use varieties ways of coconut in food and desserts, but grated in Christmas cake is beyond my imagination. How on earth a tropical coconut land on American cake 😀. It is so good. The other one is Gyros (Greek Food)
That's your favourite? We have tried durian in a few different ways since we've been in Malaysia. It's a very new experience for us, as north americans, but we like it! But it's not as smelly as people say it is 😂😂😂
Hi Meg! Big country with so many unique regions, we will have to come back one day to visit different places and try more foods! Sarawak and Sabah are certainly on the list for next time!
@@PureDetour Peninsular Malaysia is just as big as Florida but the variety of food is tremendous here! not to mention the variety of food in East Malaysia as well
Negeri Sembilan has a variety of masak lemak cili api, yellow gravy with smoke duck, smoke beef, smoke cat fish, smoke burung puyuh, telur itik, rebung with perut lembu, cendawan, siput sedut, sambal tempoyak daun kayu dll. We also have a different kind of rendang called rendang maman and rendang kerang. Yummy. Mak ai terasa lapar pulak. Cheers
Nice video... Thank you.... Malaysian people very creative in cooking... Alter foreign foods to meet malaysian taste buds is one of our specialties... Maybe you able recognise some food had similarity with western food with more flavours... Have a safe and happy journey ahead.. 👍👍👍
We only have the Malaysian people and their hospitality to thank. The star of the show should be Malaysian's, they did all the work.! We only babbled like idiots about how much we love the food. Malaysians are the star of the show in our minds
Geoff and Angela .. well done on the coverage of the food in Malaysia. You guys show so much passion and love in your videos … you should be made food ambassadors for Malaysia. Geoff you are right I hardly found any Malaysian food during my visits to North America ..
Everyone keeps saying that! We have left Malaysia now due to our visa expiring, but we would love to come back one day and explore different areas, these sound amazing!
Relative to other nations in South East Asia, our population is quite small. Hence the Malaysian diaspora overseas is also quite small. That explains why you don't see many Malaysian restaurant overseas.
Hi! Thank you so much for the nice compliment. We still feel a bit awkward on the camera so it means a lot to us to hear you say that. No, we never worked in TV or anything like that, we just started this channel in September 2021 and have been practicing. It gets easier over time I think.
Glad you two tried all of these. A few of them doesn’t get the recognition they deserved from other tourists. Also love your description for each of the food, simple yet very informative. Your pronunciations are impressive as well. Good job!
Malaysian food is exclusive and premium, if u want to eat just come and visit to Malaysia.. Never same like the others food.. Never found or sell at other countries.. So special.. Only made in Malaysia..
Few more to try are ikan patin masak tempoyak (it has durian paste in the ingredients) and all the salai/masak lemak cili api dishes. Those are distinctive taste as well.
So much more to try, I think you could eat for a lifetime in Malaysia and not try enough. We hope to come back one day to see places and eat food that we missed the first time!
HI! We did a few fun fruits at the start of our Kuala Lumpur video and tried durian a few times too! The fruits are lovely here. Thanks so much for the nice comment!
Norhaslina! We didn't try it with cockles, but that sounds so good. We have had to leave Malaysia because of visa, but if we come back one day and go to Kelantan, we're messaging you first to take us to the good food places!
I heard this before I arrived, but really didn't know how true it was until we came here! It's really a special place to eat, so much variety and quality and everyone here is crazy about food. Malaysia is our kind of place!
Thank you so much! And thanks so much to the lovely Malaysian people for feeding us so well. Not only the food, but the people in Malaysia were so amazing!
So true. We've only had the chance to visit a few cities and we're already in love with the country. We can't wait to come back to see more of this beautiful place
Having grown up in Ipoh and now living in TN, I thank you for these videos! I yearn to find a way to do what you do and get out of this corporate grind. But until then, I am living vicariously through your travels.
Hey Andrew! You're in Tennessee now? Bet they have good BBQ there, but it's not the same as back in your hometown I bet. Glad to bring you happy food memories!
Eating in Malaysia was 100% our pleasure. And the Malaysians love for food just shows in how generous with their time they were to explain and prepare this food to two clueless foreigners. We'll never forget the people and food here. 🇲🇾❤🙏
You're very welcome, but we feel it us who should be thanking the people of Malaysia for their warm hospitality and delicious food. We honestly did nothing here but eat the best food we could find
Very Kind of u to promote those local delicacies of Malaysia. Even for local like myself, i juz cant hav enough of everything😅. I normally keep trying sometime the same type of food but at different locations bcoz sometime i may get some surprises in the taste, u can never know. Keep us updated with ur interesting, factual, educative food food adventures.🤩
It's just amazing how food is everywhere in Malaysia. You're lucky because there isn't that variety and passion in the food culture everywhere. And it's so fun to try the same dish from different cooks. Thanks so much for watching!
This is such a surprise to us. Knowing how passionate the Malaysians are about their food we were expecting a lot of comments telling us how wrong we were. So glad that we had the chance to spend 4 months exploring this beautiful delicious country and get a good feel for the amazing food they have to offer. We'll come back one day to visit new areas and try more delicious food. Maybe we'll make an update to this video then. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching Andrew and thanks to all of the gracious Malaysian people for being so kind and patient with explaining and preparing these amazing dishes for us!
Next time we visit Malaysia we will certainly visit those areas. We loved Malaysia so much, but really only got to see a small part of it on this trip. So much more to see (and eat! 😂)
Thanks for sharing this absolutely wonderful video n for showing your 15 top pick of your food explorations in Malaysia. I'm sure u guys will miss those food when u r back home.
There r so many delicious food that can u can add in your top choices like curry laksa, prawn noodles, satay, murtabak, nasi dagang, nasi kerabu, nasi briyani, nasi minyak, nasi tomato etc if u get to taste d good ones.
Waaaay too many dishes to try in 4 months in Malaysia and we could have made this list 100 items, lol. Malaysia has an astounding variety of great food
YEP. Foods in Malaysia is not like in certain countries when you can get the best in short period. You need to explore the whole states then you can find hidden gems. Unless there's a local suggestions.
Anyway please ignore Suhanjaya Lian comments. This culprit always provide provocation & racism comments in every channels regarding Malaysia. Indonesia is Indonesia. Malaysia is Malaysia. Every countries have their own unique & way to shape em. He wants to 'Indonesianizing' Malaysia. He needs to move on.
Yes, we always ask locals for suggestions, it's so fun to explore and try to find your favorite. And there is so much more of Malaysia we haven't seen yet! Looking forward to coming back one day to see more!
So glad you liked the video! Those prawns were spectacular. We actually ate them in 2 different videos. If you want a closer look check them out here: ruclips.net/video/u2-D3QzfHIc/видео.html ruclips.net/video/y6QOCTkx1JY/видео.html
I've never eaten stingray before! How would you describe the texture? Similar to fish or something else? I think that anything in Asam Pedas sauce would be delicious, right?
I'm really enjoying this video 🙂 I'm still in Morocco, met some very nice Canadian's today that are on a huge motorcycle tour. Only one month to go until south east Asia yay Thanks for posting ☺️
You're on right track to come in malaysia next month. Starting 23rd may is ramadhan where muslim celebrate fasting for a whole month before eid. There'll be bazaar ramadhan sort of food festival for a month all over the country and you can find hidden food gems. On side note careful. You might get a food coma.
@@ma-rc7sw Hahah, we totally already understand the food coma already. Unfortunately we have had to leave Malaysia due to Visa expiring and we're off exploring a new country! We will come back to Malaysia one day, but probably not this year. But it sounds like a lovely time to visit ❤
Oooh, yes we tried it a few times and it's always delicious! Check out our KL food tour for the first time we tried it! ruclips.net/video/hKn8MImxqmc/видео.html
You should also try Nyonya food. Nyonya cuisine is out of this world. It's complex and refined. Best Nyonya food can be found in Penang and Melaka. You can try Lin Neo or Nyonya Lin's Kitchen by Baba Ricky both in Kota Laksamana, Melaka. You won't be disappointed.
Malaysian living in the states . Tq for visiting our country .I'm heading bk to kl in December for a holiday n can't want to hv all of these dishes.malaysia truly Asia.
Love this video , as a malaysian we proud about us food but we also like to hear more , like n dislike so we can learn more , for example this dish Assam Laksa malaysian love it but always give difference view other people or foreign , its like durian
Hi! Malaysians should be proud of their food, it's really something special. I'm surprised to hear that some people don't like Assam Laksa, it's my favourite! Durian on the other hand, I can see how some people aren't crazy about it. I think it's OK, depending on the variety, but durian isn't something I NEED to have like the Assam Laksa. To each their own I guess, right?
Thanks to the beautiful Malaysian people for feeding us so well! 🙏🇲🇾 And for taking the time to explain their wonderful cuisine to two clueless foreigners 😂
I have just subscribed and following your RUclips channel. I love how you add a bit of history to your videos. You are my favourite couple! I love Penang and wish you could have tried more dishes thar are Peranakan/Nyonya style etc.
Wow, thank you!.We did try several Peranakan dishes while in Maklaysia but only a few made into video. Check out or Melaka and Ipoh videos and you will find some there. Pongteh babi is superb
Wah ! You are both epicureans ???? I am malaysian and also a diabetic; so i have to watch what i eat !!!! I really do envy you. Selamat Datang ke negara-ku !!!!
Yes! We keep hearing that we must go! We have to leave Malaysia because of visa, but one day we'll come back to see the places we missed on this trip. So much to see (and eat 😂) and not enough time!
Highly appreciated with great thank you both.. a true traveller willing to explore all sort of food seen upon passing thru.. Your Adventures attitude is AWESOME..Both are winning and SALUTE to You both..👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤝
Hi! Unfortunately we have to leave the country because of visas, but we're already thinking about coming back to explore just the regions you mentioned!
There are so many version of laksa in Malaysia. Every state you go, you can get laksa but of different taste.still the main ingredients are minced fish broth...and all the condiments.
I like your presentation a lot. It has a professional feel and good info on the food. You are right about char siew, Malaysia has the best in the world, even Hongkies acknowledge it. There are a few more dishes missing from your list, but it is good enough for a start. Malaysia curry laksa made it to the international rating too.
If you like extremely good fried rice or fried kuey Tiao go to Sin Nam Hong Cafe in George Town just beside Komtar its an old cafe & the owner has been doing this for 25 yrs
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In 1866, the method for making tjendol (Cendol) aka dawet, was published in the Dutch East Indies Cook Book. This is written evidence that cendol has been a part of Indonesian people's lives for 400 years. The word "tjendol" is also in a Dutch dictionary published in 1869 which shows it as a Javanese food.
I've been going to Malaysia now for over 20 years...your video shows why I keep going back. They have some of the most underrated foods. Admittedly it doesn't look that great, but put it in your mouth and WOW! You get some of the best flavors in the world.
Some of my favorites that you didn't mention is Baby Kai Lan a veg dish (must be "baby" not the regular one), Butter Prawns (unbelievable taste), Chili Pan Mee (don't put all the chili in 🥵), Laksa (not the Asam/sour one), Prawn mee (the bigger the better), and Ais Kachang (I like this over Chendol)... These are not all Malay dishes, some are Chinese, but I can't find them anywhere outside Malaysia. The cultures have blended and the food is great. If you get a chance give Indian food a try, it is so much more flavorful that what you get in the US.
Sharing this video with all my friends on FB that don't understand why I keep going back to Malaysia...I just got back 3 days ago from a 1 month stay in KL. May be going back again in May...the food is calling me.🤣🤣
Right? Malaysian food is SO underrated internationally. The deep flavours, the variety, the way you can find dozens of dishes on any given block. It is food heaven. We were lucky enough to spend 4 months and it wasn't nearly enough to try everything. We're also already talking about where we'll visit when we come back. Hope we did the food some justice so your friends know why you keep returning! 😂
Can't wait for your video too!
Haha.....you already addicted to the Malaysian food bro.
@@PureDetour next video "Malaysia weight gain" 🤣 I sure did!
@@hishamshah7 Nasi Lemak about 4x a week...I thought I was sick of it at the end of 1 month...what did I eat at the airport on the way out of Malaysia? 🤣
We , Malaysians are blessed to grow up eating Malay, Indian, Chinese,Thai,European,foods.N happy to share with the world,the joy n pleasures they bring.when all peoples come together we are enriched tremendously.
Yes, Malaysia is blessed with such beautiful variety! In both people and food 🇲🇾😍
@@PureDetour most of malay keen into arab food too...we love mandy rice beef/chicken and shawarma it is delicious
Greetings from Ontario, Canada❤❤❤
I was an expat living in Malaysia for few years. I agreed with you both! Malaysia has one of most diverse food range in S.E.A! I love all those foods you mentioned!
Impressed with your Malay and how you pronounced the food name. Malay language is one of the easiest language to learn!
Hi Lee! Angela is from Ontario! Seriously, have you found any good Malaysian food there? We're going to miss it so much. Glad to bring you back fun memories of delicious food!
@@PureDetour hi, I am in Ottawa. There is one Malaysian/Indonesian restaurant. It was so so!
Not sure about TO though!
@@leemarvingaye4506 If it is Malaysian/ Indonesian restaurant, then it is a very confused restaurant. NO WONDER, so so.
@@amiryazidali7659 agreed😊🇲🇾
Malaysia is a secret gem. We don't overpublicize, overcommercialize & oversell ourselves like some other SE Asian countries. Only those in the know are aware of Malaysia as a haven for many things including food, and many pristine beautiful untouched tropical islands. Foreign tourists planning to visit Malaysia for first time know next to nothing what to expect of Malaysia. Until they set foot in our country and explore it themselves!😊
Name one pristine untouched island.
@@byteme9718 1000 islands in Malaysia, 600 in Sabah alone.
@@Esperalzi-Esfaral Answer the damned question.
@@byteme9718 Find the damned fact yourself! I ain't no damned secretary of yours! You want pristine islands, you do the damned search yourself! Goddamn it!
@@Esperalzi-Esfaral You made a claim and can't back it up. Don't blame me for your ignorance and dishonesty.
Thank you for the compliment folks. Welcome to Malaysia again.
Thank you for the welcome!
@@PureDetour Just for share: We Malaysian welcome tourist to our country. It meant a lot to us; Foreign Exchange income.
The flying roti canai gave me goosebumps.
How amazing was that guy? Like a roti artist!
OMG if love Assam laksa you are a true Malaysian food lover.
I LOVE Assam Laksa. I could eat everyday and I will miss it when I can't have it. I will dream of Assam laksa. Maybe I'm a Malaysian in my heart 😂🇲🇾❤
@@PureDetour 😍
Excellent Segment. It needs Part II for these Dishes and Desserts; Nasi Dagang, Nasi Kerabu (Blue or Yellow Rice), Nasi Berlauk, Pulut Pagi, Naan with Chicken Tandoori, Rava Tosai Telur, Tosai Telur, Nasi Daun Pisang, Goreng Pisang, Rojak Mee, Ampan Balik, Nasi Kukus with Herb Deep Fried Chicken, additional side order of Grill Beef slices and assorted Vegetable Dishes, Desserts - Akok, Lompat Tikam, Jalur Mas, Seri Muka.
It's surprising that Malaysian food isn't as well known around the world because it is so so good! Great to discover new dishes in this video. Those giant prawns look amazing, and we'll definitely have to look out for that golden tofu! 😋
Hi! Seriously, there should be Malaysian restaurants on every corner around the world! Yes, don't miss the prawns and golden tofu. When you find it, I'm curious if you love it as much as we did, let us know!
@@PureDetour I know right! There's a laksa place in Sydney that I was addicted to - the curry mee version. Yeah definitely not as ubiquitous as Thai or Chinese. yes we'll definitely let you know when we manage to hunt down those dishes. yum yum!
Let's make it mysterious to everybody hehe....so you must come here to find the hidden germ....to enjoy it everything
@@shima2910 hehe we thought that was the plan! 😜
Malaysian food use a lot of local fresh ingredient and spices that are difficult to be available in other country. I think that's why Malaysian food is a bit difficult to be replicate in country outside Malaysia.
For example, the Assam laksa, without the fresh ginger flower this laksa doesn't taste the same.
So happy you found Malaysia! My kids are grateful that I cook them classics every Sunday here in the Midwest😋
Thank you guys for our Malaysian food compliment... There are many secret Malaysian cuisines need to look for
We feel like you could eat in Malaysia for a lifetime and never get bored. You are so lucky to live in such a foodie paradise! Thanks to all the Malaysian people who were so welcoming and patient in explaining all the amazing food to us!
✌️😁🇲🇾♥️🇮🇩
MALAYSIA TRUELY FOOD PARADISE 🥰😋😘
We heard people say this before we came, and now we know why they say it! Heaven for eaters!
Put aside the weighing machine when in Malaysia.. Thats the rule..
@@hadeqhad5474 What Hade
Impressed at your presentation....
Of the hundreds of great food vlogs of Msia....This is one really "delivers".
That's so nice of you to say! We really loved the food so much and wanted to make a video to do it justice, so glad you liked it.
Thank you for coming to Malaysia and promoting our food. There are many delicious food that you need to discover in Malaysia. Just come to Malaysia and you get to taste Malay food, Chinese food and Indian food. Thank you for this video. 🤗😊
Hi! I think you could eat your whole life in Malaysia and still not taste all of the delicious things to eat! Thank for watching and for your nice comment!
Hey some celebrities/vlogger or even food critic out there from overseas hands down and salute that Malaysia siu yuk is the best in the world!!!
We have read that too! We haven't tried much siu yuk outside Malaysia, but I'm worried that we started with the best, and now we'll be disappointed anywhere else, lol. Oh well, guess we'll just have to come back! 😂
@@PureDetour haha exactly! just like durian once you have tasted the top range you will not go for so called lower grade! Glad that you guys enjoy Malaysia food scene!
@@lowchristopher5226 Thanks so much! And we've only ever tried Malaysian durian, maybe we're in for more surprises!
Couldn't agree more with all the food you chose and thankyou for showing this to the people. As a malaysian, the thing that we miss the most when travelling to another country is definitely our food. And i hope it will be the same for both of you. Thankyou again
Oh wow, we weren't sure if people would agree, so it's fun to see someone who has similar taste to us. We will certainly miss the Malaysian food, it's unbelievable the taste and variety. Like nowhere else!
Asam laksa is probably the best of them all. The mixture of different flavours and textures, and each flavour and texture can be tasted separately, yet combined so well. Amazing.
Agreed, it's my absolute fave dish. So much going on, but all blends together so perfectly.
Thank you for your efforts promoting Malaysia food🥗🍲🍨☕🍖 to the world and hopefully Malaysian will try to create more good food in future to all travellers visiting Malaysia.... Bless you guys 👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖
How nice of you to say, Thank you so much! 🇲🇾❤🙏
Thank you at last you found out what Malaysian food is all about...
We were lucky enough to spend almost 4 months in different cities and feel like we learned a bit about the cuisine. But I feel like it's such a vast and varied cuisine that we could spend years and still not know enough. Hope we get the chance to come back one day!
You have not been to east coast and Borneo...get ready for the next surprises...
@@mohdzaki1089 It will have to wait until our next trip, we have to leave because of visa. But we're already planning to come back to explore more. So much to see and eat! and we love surprises!
Wow thank you for showcasing such a wide variety of our local cuisines. I hope you get to try even more dishes!
PS. I'm so impressed with how well you pronounced all the names of our dishes!
We loved loved loved the food in Malaysia, it was our pleasure to try such a vibrant and diverse cuisine! We did our best to pronounce properly, and hope we didn't butcher the language too badly. Thanks so much for watching!
You will find another delicious food when you visit on a festival or wedding day
OMG, this sounds amazing. Who is getting married? We need to crash a wedding 😂🇲🇾❤
You make everyone hungry & drooling, 😂
We're hungry and drooling too, just thinking about it, lol
Malaysia is trully asia..hopefully you can try more foods in Malaysia..especially like Nasi beriani..Nasi Dagang..Nasi Kerabu....Nasi Ambang..Ayam percik..Nasi Goreng Ayam..and many more..and the best to time is during Ramadhan@muslim Festive season..you can find so many delicious foods and deserts..thank you for your very nice video and information about Malaysian Foods..#haveaniceday
Thank you so much for the nice comment! We did try many of the foods you mentioned and it's all delicious! We really could have made this list easily of to 50 dishes long! But we didn't want to make a 3 hour video 😂
@@PureDetour you can make a 2nd video tho. From the list of 50
@@TuN77, Good point, but I think we would need to make a 4th video to cover all 50. Then another 10 videos to begin to cover what we have not even tried yet. 🤣
Wait till you taste all the Malay Raya spread, after Ramadhan this year.
Oh no! We won't be in Malaysia for Ramadan this year! We are leaving because visa is expiring. I bet it's amazing!
@@PureDetour ooow.. too bad!
@@yusasmayusoff8046 😭
@@PureDetour I hope you’ll return to Malaysia and try to plan around the first few weeks of Hari Raya because that is the time most festive food is bountiful.
Thanks for the tip, it sounds amazing😍
I lived in the states for five years during student days and also stay with my foster parents, therefore I tried varieties of western food. Never would I imagine that someday Americans would love Malaysian food as it doesn't look good as it taste 😀.
Hi Syed! It's funny you say that, I think that almost anyone would like Malaysian food if they have an open mind and give it a chance. There is such variety in the cuisine that there has to be something for everyone, right?
@@PureDetour I am sorry. Maybe I didn't mention that I was there in the 90s. At least that was my thinking back then.😜
That's fair. I think that more and more people all over the world are now more open minded and willing to try new cuisines all over the world. Outside of Malaysian food, what is your favourite cuisine?
@@PureDetour I would not say cuisine but the food I missed so much. 1. Christmas Coconut Grated Cake. I tried once but it is unbelievable. In Malaysia we use varieties ways of coconut in food and desserts, but grated in Christmas cake is beyond my imagination. How on earth a tropical coconut land on American cake 😀. It is so good. The other one is Gyros (Greek Food)
Geoff pouring/pulling his coffee/tea at the end puts me into food-frenzy mode.
Right? I wish I had one of those now. Delicious!
Thanks for featuring our Malaysian food. Glad that you enjoyed them
Thanks for watching! And Thanks to the Malaysians for feeding us so well 😂
Pulut durian is my most favourite food.
That's your favourite? We have tried durian in a few different ways since we've been in Malaysia. It's a very new experience for us, as north americans, but we like it! But it's not as smelly as people say it is 😂😂😂
Every states in Malaysia has different varieties of food. You should try our Sarawak's state of food n Sabah too famous of their cheap seafood 👍👍
Hi Meg! Big country with so many unique regions, we will have to come back one day to visit different places and try more foods! Sarawak and Sabah are certainly on the list for next time!
@@PureDetour Peninsular Malaysia is just as big as Florida but the variety of food is tremendous here! not to mention the variety of food in East Malaysia as well
@@PureDetour if you come to Sarawak.. don't forget the late Anthony Bourdain's favourite breakfast for the God's our Sarawak Laksa 😋😋👍
Negeri Sembilan has a variety of masak lemak cili api, yellow gravy with smoke duck, smoke beef, smoke cat fish, smoke burung puyuh, telur itik, rebung with perut lembu, cendawan, siput sedut, sambal tempoyak daun kayu dll. We also have a different kind of rendang called rendang maman and rendang kerang. Yummy. Mak ai terasa lapar pulak. Cheers
@@PureDetour, if you're in Sabah and Sarawak, do try the INDIGENOUS food too. They're not spicy but uses a lot of local herbs and ingredients.
Nice video... Thank you....
Malaysian people very creative in cooking...
Alter foreign foods to meet malaysian taste buds is one of our specialties...
Maybe you able recognise some food had similarity with western food with more flavours...
Have a safe and happy journey ahead..
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Thank you so much! I think you're right, one of the strengths of the food here is it's adaptability! So diverse and something for everyone
Both of you are awesome. Flawless explanation of ingredients used in the dishes which showed your passion to eat and share. Selamat datang!
Wow, that's so nice of you to say! Thank you 🙏
thank you..🙏 your video is very informative for reference to tourists who plan to come on vacation to Malaysia..we really appreciate it..🥰
We only have the Malaysian people and their hospitality to thank. The star of the show should be Malaysian's, they did all the work.! We only babbled like idiots about how much we love the food. Malaysians are the star of the show in our minds
The smartest vloggers on the Malaysian/Singapore food scene.
thank you so much my friend
@PureDetour no worries my friend, just telling the truth. Cheers!!!
The best year for North Americans come to visit to 🇲🇾.The foods and staying here are amazing and worth for money.
We agree 100%. Malaysia is amazing value for the money and a a wonderful country to travel in. Easy to get around and such friendly people!
Thumbs up for the perfect pronouciation of the food's names
Wow, really? Thanks so much! We tried our best, but are never sure. It makes me happy that you said we did ok with it.
Geoff and Angela .. well done on the coverage of the food in Malaysia. You guys show so much passion and love in your videos … you should be made food ambassadors for Malaysia. Geoff you are right I hardly found any Malaysian food during my visits to North America ..
Thank you so much, this is a very nice comment! We're so glad that our love for the country, its people and its food comes through on the video. ❤🇲🇾🙏
If you found elsewhere it won't be the sama.
Next try foods in Kelantan and Terengganu
Everyone keeps saying that! We have left Malaysia now due to our visa expiring, but we would love to come back one day and explore different areas, these sound amazing!
@@PureDetour thank you and take care
Relative to other nations in South East Asia, our population is quite small. Hence the Malaysian diaspora overseas is also quite small. That explains why you don't see many Malaysian restaurant overseas.
That makes sense, it's just a shame that the whole world doesn't know about this delicious food!
Are you guys work with TV or any program? You guys are so natural on camera. I love watching you guys eat!
Hi! Thank you so much for the nice compliment. We still feel a bit awkward on the camera so it means a lot to us to hear you say that. No, we never worked in TV or anything like that, we just started this channel in September 2021 and have been practicing. It gets easier over time I think.
Glad you two tried all of these. A few of them doesn’t get the recognition they deserved from other tourists. Also love your description for each of the food, simple yet very informative. Your pronunciations are impressive as well. Good job!
Wow, thank you so much!
Malaysian food is exclusive and premium, if u want to eat just come and visit to Malaysia.. Never same like the others food.. Never found or sell at other countries.. So special.. Only made in Malaysia..
This is so true and we never knew before we visited! What an amazing surprise to be greeted by some of the best food in the world!
Perak Kampar state my hometown... 🙂
Lucky you, what a lovely place to be from! Did you see our Ipoh videos? We loved that part of the country and it has such nice people!
great video guys 🤗👍
That's really nice of you to say, thank you so much!
Wow this is a very informative video on the best of Malaysian culinary. Thumb up!
Thank you so much. the food in Malaysia was some the very best we have had in our travels.
Few more to try are ikan patin masak tempoyak (it has durian paste in the ingredients) and all the salai/masak lemak cili api dishes. Those are distinctive taste as well.
So much more to try, I think you could eat for a lifetime in Malaysia and not try enough. We hope to come back one day to see places and eat food that we missed the first time!
Wonderful videos. Did you do one on Malaysian fruits? Keep up the good work and continue to enjoy your adventure. Thanks
HI! We did a few fun fruits at the start of our Kuala Lumpur video and tried durian a few times too! The fruits are lovely here. Thanks so much for the nice comment!
Nasi lemak can also be eaten with cockles sambal. You should have tried satay at Sate Kajang Haji Samuri at Kajang. Do come to Kelantan
Norhaslina! We didn't try it with cockles, but that sounds so good. We have had to leave Malaysia because of visa, but if we come back one day and go to Kelantan, we're messaging you first to take us to the good food places!
@@PureDetour do come back to Malaysia
Nasi lemak with pork curry is delicious too.
Malaysia food Haven..
I heard this before I arrived, but really didn't know how true it was until we came here! It's really a special place to eat, so much variety and quality and everyone here is crazy about food. Malaysia is our kind of place!
Glad your guys love Malaysia and it's food. Welcome to Malaysia
Thank you so much! And thanks so much to the lovely Malaysian people for feeding us so well. Not only the food, but the people in Malaysia were so amazing!
@@PureDetour it makes me happy knowing you guys are happy here too.
To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia
So true. We've only had the chance to visit a few cities and we're already in love with the country. We can't wait to come back to see more of this beautiful place
Hello love that both of u enjoy Malaysian food.. thanks for visiting Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thanks to all of the beautiful Malaysian people who welcomed and fed us! 🇲🇾😍
Having grown up in Ipoh and now living in TN, I thank you for these videos! I yearn to find a way to do what you do and get out of this corporate grind. But until then, I am living vicariously through your travels.
Hey Andrew! You're in Tennessee now? Bet they have good BBQ there, but it's not the same as back in your hometown I bet. Glad to bring you happy food memories!
Thank you for the glowing review ❤️, welcome to Malaysia and safe travels
Eating in Malaysia was 100% our pleasure. And the Malaysians love for food just shows in how generous with their time they were to explain and prepare this food to two clueless foreigners. We'll never forget the people and food here. 🇲🇾❤🙏
Wow!! Geoff's voice sound like news presenter.
Thanks! We're working to make the videos more entertaining.
Thank you for the honest review.
You're very welcome, but we feel it us who should be thanking the people of Malaysia for their warm hospitality and delicious food. We honestly did nothing here but eat the best food we could find
Very Kind of u to promote those local delicacies of Malaysia. Even for local like myself, i juz cant hav enough of everything😅. I normally keep trying sometime the same type of food but at different locations bcoz sometime i may get some surprises in the taste, u can never know. Keep us updated with ur interesting, factual, educative food food adventures.🤩
It's just amazing how food is everywhere in Malaysia. You're lucky because there isn't that variety and passion in the food culture everywhere. And it's so fun to try the same dish from different cooks. Thanks so much for watching!
As a Malaysian Foodie, I agree with your list 😊
This is such a surprise to us. Knowing how passionate the Malaysians are about their food we were expecting a lot of comments telling us how wrong we were. So glad that we had the chance to spend 4 months exploring this beautiful delicious country and get a good feel for the amazing food they have to offer. We'll come back one day to visit new areas and try more delicious food. Maybe we'll make an update to this video then. Thanks for watching!
Thanks to u both for sharing our delicious food.
Thanks for watching Andrew and thanks to all of the gracious Malaysian people for being so kind and patient with explaining and preparing these amazing dishes for us!
Try going to Sabah and Sarawak ok.More foods over here.
Next time we visit Malaysia we will certainly visit those areas. We loved Malaysia so much, but really only got to see a small part of it on this trip. So much more to see (and eat! 😂)
Thanks for sharing this absolutely wonderful video n for showing your 15 top pick of your food explorations in Malaysia. I'm sure u guys will miss those food when u r back home.
There r so many delicious food that can u can add in your top choices like curry laksa, prawn noodles, satay, murtabak, nasi dagang, nasi kerabu, nasi briyani, nasi minyak, nasi tomato etc if u get to taste d good ones.
Waaaay too many dishes to try in 4 months in Malaysia and we could have made this list 100 items, lol. Malaysia has an astounding variety of great food
@@PureDetour Good to know that u guys had tasted so many different street food in Malaysia. 😁
I’m happy you include asam pedas in your list. It always left out from among the best malaysian food
We love spicy food so asam pedas was a favourite of ours. so flavourful and delicious. I only wish we ate more of it!
Wow, I have a lot of eating to do. Thanks for the run down of foods in Malaysia!
You have so much eating to do, lol.
Great video! We are going to Malaysia next fall and I am even more excited after watching this video! Yum!
You're going to love the food! Enjoy your trip
YEP. Foods in Malaysia is not like in certain countries when you can get the best in short period. You need to explore the whole states then you can find hidden gems. Unless there's a local suggestions.
Anyway please ignore Suhanjaya Lian comments. This culprit always provide provocation & racism comments in every channels regarding Malaysia. Indonesia is Indonesia. Malaysia is Malaysia. Every countries have their own unique & way to shape em. He wants to 'Indonesianizing' Malaysia. He needs to move on.
Yes, we always ask locals for suggestions, it's so fun to explore and try to find your favorite. And there is so much more of Malaysia we haven't seen yet! Looking forward to coming back one day to see more!
Great honest compilations!
Thank you
Glad and pleased you guys have savoured the delicious and spicy street food and restaurants in Malaysia... Kudos to you 😍 🇲🇾
We're also pleased we savoured. We are not pleased that our pants are now tighter, lol. Thanks so much for watching!
The prawns one look good! Must try! Great vlog by the way!
So glad you liked the video! Those prawns were spectacular. We actually ate them in 2 different videos. If you want a closer look check them out here:
ruclips.net/video/u2-D3QzfHIc/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/y6QOCTkx1JY/видео.html
@@PureDetour oohhh thanks 😊 how kind! Appreciated yr thought 😌
Malaysia food like rojak & laksa is not for all westerners. Thanks for gave it a try.
We love to try new things. And it opens us up to the best food out there! Thanks for watching!
Thank u guys
Thanks for watching!
I love your video and thank you for sharing to the world
That's so nice Steven, thanks so much and thanks to the Malaysian people for so kindly and sharing all of their delicious food with us!
U guys are awesome....
Surely your taste bud has changed a lot
That's a good point that I hadn't thought of Abdul, but I think it's true. The more different kinds of food we eat, the more our taste buds grow!
Asam pedas Sting Ray.. must try
I've never eaten stingray before! How would you describe the texture? Similar to fish or something else? I think that anything in Asam Pedas sauce would be delicious, right?
@@PureDetour I don't know how to describe the taste. But stingrays have soft bones in the middle wings and good taste stingray meat.
Thank you and a very warm welcome to Malaysia 🎉
Thank you too!
I'm really enjoying this video 🙂
I'm still in Morocco, met some very nice Canadian's today that are on a huge motorcycle tour.
Only one month to go until south east Asia yay
Thanks for posting ☺️
Hi Peter, Thanks so much! Hope you're enjoying Morocco and I'm so excited to hear about the next leg of your journey!
You're on right track to come in malaysia next month. Starting 23rd may is ramadhan where muslim celebrate fasting for a whole month before eid. There'll be bazaar ramadhan sort of food festival for a month all over the country and you can find hidden food gems. On side note careful. You might get a food coma.
@@ma-rc7sw Hahah, we totally already understand the food coma already. Unfortunately we have had to leave Malaysia due to Visa expiring and we're off exploring a new country! We will come back to Malaysia one day, but probably not this year. But it sounds like a lovely time to visit ❤
Don't miss Apom Malik! The pan cake with peanuts and corns!
Oooh, yes we tried it a few times and it's always delicious! Check out our KL food tour for the first time we tried it! ruclips.net/video/hKn8MImxqmc/видео.html
You should also try Nyonya food. Nyonya cuisine is out of this world. It's complex and refined. Best Nyonya food can be found in Penang and Melaka. You can try Lin Neo or Nyonya Lin's Kitchen by Baba Ricky both in Kota Laksamana, Melaka. You won't be disappointed.
We did try a lot of Nyonya food! Check out our Melaka food tour, we loved it so much. You're right, it's not to be missed in Malaysia
Malaysian living in the states . Tq for visiting our country .I'm heading bk to kl in December for a holiday n can't want to hv all of these dishes.malaysia truly Asia.
Have fun! You're going to love it
Aww thank you for a very nice video, feel free to come and visit us again 😊❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thanks so much Jay! We really will visit Malaysia again. Kind and welcoming people, beautiful country and the best food! How can we stay away?
@@PureDetour may God ease everything for both of you😘❤️
Great job
thank you my friend
Welcome to food haven. Make your day, every day.
The food in Malaysia is awesome
You have great and awesome content maam/sir more videos to come keepsafe always and godbless ..
Ps.thankyou for buying sketchers sandal hehe
Hi!!!! Thank you for the lovely service! Hope you enjoy the videos coming up in our new location
Love this video , as a malaysian we proud about us food but we also like to hear more , like n dislike so we can learn more , for example this dish Assam Laksa malaysian love it but always give difference view other people or foreign , its like durian
Hi! Malaysians should be proud of their food, it's really something special. I'm surprised to hear that some people don't like Assam Laksa, it's my favourite! Durian on the other hand, I can see how some people aren't crazy about it. I think it's OK, depending on the variety, but durian isn't something I NEED to have like the Assam Laksa. To each their own I guess, right?
Thank for liking the food in malaysia
Thanks to the beautiful Malaysian people for feeding us so well! 🙏🇲🇾 And for taking the time to explain their wonderful cuisine to two clueless foreigners 😂
I have just subscribed and following your RUclips channel. I love how you add a bit of history to your videos. You are my favourite couple! I love Penang and wish you could have tried more dishes thar are Peranakan/Nyonya style etc.
Wow, thank you!.We did try several Peranakan dishes while in Maklaysia but only a few made into video. Check out or Melaka and Ipoh videos and you will find some there. Pongteh babi is superb
Try hot ginger milk tea.
Ooooh, that sounds so good, I love ginger. Will look for it!
Wah ! You are both epicureans ???? I am malaysian and also a diabetic; so i have to watch what i eat !!!! I really do envy you. Selamat Datang ke negara-ku !!!!
Wow sedapp 🤤
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your video has made me hungry and craving for the foods
We get hungry just thinking about it
Plz try Sarawak food in Borneo Malaysia.. laksa Sarawak,kolok Mee,kampua mee,Belacan beehoon, kek lapis Sarawak n many more..
Yes! We keep hearing that we must go! We have to leave Malaysia because of visa, but one day we'll come back to see the places we missed on this trip. So much to see (and eat 😂) and not enough time!
Kamsiah 🥰🥰🥰 miss u guys 👍👍👍
Hi Jason! Miss you too, we'll never forget all of the new friends we made in Malaysia. ❤❤❤❤
😯you might've met the TOP roti canai toss and twirl-er in Malaysia right there 😅😂😂😂
Seriously, right? He put on a show. And I have respect for that skill, I tried to do a basic roti flip in our KL food tour and failed miserably, lol 😅
Highly appreciated with great thank you both.. a true traveller willing to explore all sort of food seen upon passing thru..
Your Adventures attitude is AWESOME..Both are winning and SALUTE to You both..👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤝
Thank you so much!
thank you for trying our Malaysian dish, but i hope you not done yet, you have not try the Borneo side Sabah and Sarawak.
Hi! Unfortunately we have to leave the country because of visas, but we're already thinking about coming back to explore just the regions you mentioned!
4:37 curry dabel.
Awesome video guys.
Good job
Thank you so much!
There are so many version of laksa in Malaysia. Every state you go, you can get laksa but of different taste.still the main ingredients are minced fish broth...and all the condiments.
We did try a few other Laksas. I really liked Johor Laksa
Thanks you sir. Please comes again a da again
We look forward to our next trip to Malaysia
Try nasi kandar at Penang, u will be happy and satisfied, try it don't miss it.
We tried it! A few times! Geoff's favourite in Penang was Restoran Mohamed Raffee. Nasi ganja in Ipoh was amazing too!
I like your presentation a lot. It has a professional feel and good info on the food. You are right about char siew, Malaysia has the best in the world, even Hongkies acknowledge it. There are a few more dishes missing from your list, but it is good enough for a start. Malaysia curry laksa made it to the international rating too.
Thank you so much
If you like extremely good fried rice or fried kuey Tiao go to Sin Nam Hong Cafe in George Town just beside Komtar
its an old cafe & the owner has been doing this for 25 yrs
That sounds amazing! Thanks for the recommendation!
@@PureDetour next challenge : Eat All type of Nasi Goreng (Fried Rice) in Malaysia ☺️🥰✌️