🤭 seems strange I can see that. Though he told me he smokes himself and what he was trying to say is that there are almost no ashtrays for him to put out his sigaret, so what he does like almost everyone; litter the street. He doesn’t like that and I personally think he has a good point.
Many areas, especially the public and eatery areas, are non-smoking areas. Smokers can be fined up to RM250.00. That is why there are no ashtrays :) . Malaysia, for me, is more for family-oriented travelers.@@Chai_Travel
This time, your video's title, "Bitter Truth About Malaysia," quickly caught my attention because I have my own bitter truth, especially regarding Kuala Lumpur. I wholeheartedly concurred with one of your interviewees who mentioned that KL is less walkable, particularly for those with disabilities. The majority of the pathways in KL have uneven surfaces and are somewhat narrow. Furthermore, there are a lot of motorcycles parked along the pathways, which makes them much more difficult to navigate. In popular tourist destinations like Bukit Bintang, there are a lot of foreign beggars. This predicament damages Malaysia's reputation. Certain parts of KL, like the region behind Kota Raya, give you the impression that you are abroad. It's crowded with Bangladeshis who treat you like you're in Dhakka. I hope that Kuala Lumpur's City Hall and other officials would pay attention to all of the complaints and make improvements to the city to make it more user-friendly for both locals and tourists.
I've seen motorcycles parked on the walkway in front of shops. It has become a norm. Imagine people in wheelchairs or moms with strollers trying to navigate their way through the motorcycles. Why didn't the local authorities do anything? Not to mention motorcycles parked at parking allocated for cars. Do they get summons for not paying the parking fee?
@@AnneLaniaz - That's exactly what I meant when I mentioned that KL is less walkable. In light of my personal experience as a double amputee, it is actually a very hostile scenario. Even though I am able to walk and don't need a wheelchair, the uneven terrain and small path make it difficult for me to stroll for extended periods of time. It is even harder for me to get across some of the walkways because there are motorcycles parked along them. I'm not sure who should take the blame for inadequate parking or lack of consideration-the riders of motorbikes or the relevant authorities. Actually, I feel more comfortable strolling about Singapore-even in Bangkok-than in KL.
@@AnneLaniazI'm a motorcycle rider myself. I hate parking motorcycle in KL. People parking on the street side because there are not enough parking. It is illegal, their bike might be picked up by authorities but even near MRT/LRT station they don't have enough parking. Even at my office I park my bike in my assigned car park and someone always make a fuss about it, what am I going to do my building doesn't have any motorcycle parking at all.
@@flyinghigh2000 - The issue with the existing situation is that motorbike riders cannot be solely blamed for parking their bikes whenever it is most convenient for them. I believe they won't hesitate to use the appropriate location if one is provided, but not every location has enough room for them to use. If so, they may just need to park their motorcycles temporarily, but they will still need to walk a considerable distance. Because of this, they just parked their motorcycles in the pedestrian walkways, which is problematic, especially for individuals with disabilities like me to pass through. It's also an unsightly sight to see motorcycles parked in inappropriate locations. For the sake of all users, I hope KL City Hall would handle this matter in a timely and convenient manner.
c’mon… how can u compare thailand n Malaysia… here is more for family oriented things… we don’t hv local bar girls prancing our pubs like thailand… so diff ball game… happening nightlife is wat western tourists like… diff country diff things they offer… i do not want malaysia to become like thailand…. vietnam or indonesia… each country has its own uniqueness… stop comparing…
@@dominique-valois constructive criticism i do take … other than that is just opinion…. everybody has their own opinion… n ur opinion is just ur own opinion not mine…
@Zzeezeewww of cos u can’t stop people frm comparing.. but u can stop initiating people to compare… bangkok is bangkok.. kl is kl.. totally diff vibes… beats the reason for traveling if u get the same thing everywhere u go…
I've been to KL twice and I think it's a very enjoyable city. It's not too hectic compared to some other cities in SEA, it has beautiful trees all over the city, beautiful buildings and it's good for shopping and eating out because they have so many options and it's affordable.
I have visited South East Asia numerous times (Malaysia 6 times, Thailand 4 times, Indonesia 3 times, Singapore 3 times, Philippines twice, Brunei once and Vietnam once) and I will say Malaysia is definitely my favourite country in SE Asia. There are negatives in all countries you see and visit. Weirdly enough, I've never been to your country The Netherlands even though I am only across the English Channel in England. To be honest, I don't really explore Europe apart from the Mediterranean countries but I have done 20-odd countries in Asia alone.
@@steveniannelli2756 More for personal reasons. Being a Muslim from the UK, Malaysia offers me a lot in terms of Halal food, English proficiency, masjids everywhere, diversity, amazing people, and lots of Malay friends too. But I would even choose Thailand or Indonesia too. Singapore is a bit expensive but still would choose this too. Loved Philippines but lack of Halal food and masjids unless you go down south of the country
@@nassim99345 I didn't see much difference. Malaysia is more modern and cleaner in general, great English proficiency, better infrastructure, more developed compared to Indonesia from my own experiences. In terms of friendliness, they are the same.
if you want to compare BKK and KL in particular. Try see how many families with young children in strollers on the street compare to KL. That will tell you alot!
human trafficking in malaysia ? i think she meant thailand . many malaysian been trafficked theres . and so many cases malaysian citizen been trafficked to thailand .
Nah.. not really.. Malaysia actually became a human trafficking hub since 10years ago. Do you think all those Banglas, Rohignyas and all illegal immigrants came to Malaysia easily without paying huge money to smuggler? How about a massive graveyard founded in Wang Kelian near to the border of Malaysia-Thailand? Human trafficiking is a global underground network and super lucrative money. It is not easy to crack them down as it might involve few corrupt politicians, local authorities and NGOs.
Malaysia truly a hub for human trafficking. Maybe because our border enforce,ment control kinda weak. Thats a bitter truth. These trafficking activities were done by many of illegal immigrants who sold fake passports, fake UNHCR cards, fake ID. You name it, they have them all.. Many Indonesian women were con by their country men with fake jobs only ended up as prostitute here.
Hi mr chai. There is an agenda from outsiders and suddenly malaysia became human traffic and big topic. We ve been tackling this issue since 10 years ago and we keep doing tackling it. So something fishy about this issue. I belive there is an agenda to put mlaysia in a bad situation because our status towards israel. Thx mr chai
We do have these issues like this. I think it is something that we should solve and I think that governments and authorities could ramp up enforcement.
Negative side? i found those 2: 1 Prices going up and up, every year 2 and you cant stay there for more than 3 months at once ;( and the biggest PRO its you can escape from hot whater going to Hilghlands
I am Malaysian fron the beautiful island of Penang. You should make a video of Penang, we have here the hills, the beach and not forgetting the food. Not in fancy food but the hawker food where people from all over Malaysia will just come and enjoy even on the weekends. Come over to Penang and see for yourself.
I would say Malaysia probably has the best bang for your buck quality accommodation in SEA, especially seeing as how cheap the key locations are, Vietnam you can get better rooms for cheaper but not always in a key locations, Safety is another standout compared to its surrounding country's, food is Good, is it better than Thailand or Vietnam, thats up to the persons personal taste, Food i would say 1. Thailand, 2 Malaysia, 3 Vietnam
very nice to know that as a local u will call my country cheap. Have some respect when u visit a less well to do country. And malaysians have some standards to call out people such as this guy.
As an Malaysian I think the worst part of Malaysia is education, special ed education. And we like to promote peace, despite as soon as our opinion is not the same as done you are jumped
We will soon be traveling to KL and we are actually thinking about living in Malaysia as expats. These kinds of interviews are very helpful for us. Thank you for that! :)
KL ,Msia more on family's oriented & not too much focusing on entertainment...night life,clubbing,pub,tiger show,lady boy,pros as what being attraction to Bangkok,Thailand,Vietnam,Laos ,Bali Indonesia....
Thank you for the wonderful interviews in this video. Bitter truth, foreign tourists can't tell between the local Malaysian and all the illegal immigrants, after all we are all Asians.
@@Chai_Travel Wonderful interviews. Really like what the first two tourists said about KL. The thing is, if tourists get what they want and get what they expect, then they are happy, no matter where they go in this world. If they don't, they start blaming everything under the stars, moon and sun, hehe. 😀
I'm Malaysian. Good to know from honest tourists' viewpoints on the negatives esp KL so that the relevant authorities could take necessary remedial actions, (hopefully). I think the authority should look into the some shady activities in Bukit Bintang area in particular as mentioned by one of the interviewee. In fact it was mentioned in many other vlogs too.
I am Malaysian. I like the interview you did. I hope this video helps us to correct the mistakes and shortcomings in our country. Keep it up my friend.❤
It's great. Nothing specific. If we cannot discuss negative things it sounds like dictatorships and you wonder what happens to people who critize. Your country seems amazing.
Some seem a little hesitant to give their response. Perhaps you could rephrase your question, "What are the things that you believe they should improve on?" Or "Things they can make it much better?" That way probably they will give more examples. No one wants to condemn a country they are currently staying or living in. However, people are open to give ideas to make things better. Censor their face, protect their identity. That lady mentioned about the human trafficking, she might know something but doesn't want to disclose further. You know, her face right there you are jeopardizing her safety. Some sensitive matters really should not be interviewed in such manner. Your episode is about bitter truth, but protect their identity and safety.
yup… seems like when the interviewees hv nothing to say mr chai start to ‘recommend’ something.. like hinting abt something he wanted the interviewee to say it for him… n wrap the video up by saying he wanted more people to know n come to malaysia…. really..? it’s like badmouthing ur friend then ask everyone to befriend him… that’s cunning… just stick with indonesia … nothing to see here …
In all Honesty I have to agree. I’m going back to KL in March, after having been twice last year. What I actually noticed a little of in May, then even more in November, was that there were a lot of East African (mostly Kenyan women) hanging about in the Changkat area of Bukit Bintang. I spotted like one or two Malay-Chinese escorts, but the ones I noticed more of (being a black female myself) were the black women who I thought were waiting for their mates outside some of the bars. However, turns out once I clocked, that these women weren’t exactly dressed like they were on a night out. They were prostitutes. It’s sad to see, and tbh, I personally felt sickened. I found out that some go to Malaysia on student visas n then somehow get roped into prostitution. I personally feel it’s disrespectful and disgraceful of them to do that. It also then will create a negative stereotype of other black women. I’m of Caribbean descent and have a different look, however it’s wrong. They leave their home country to do this? And I dk why the authorities are not doing anything about it? To me, they made the area look bad and they looked cheap. Sorry but it’s the truth. Call a spade a spade. Regardless of the fact that you wanna work, get a proper job 👍🏾! Don’t go to another country to cheapen yourself! I’m not gonna feel sorry for them, coz they don’t deserve sympathy. I love KL, and I love Bukit Bintang, but the area wasn’t like that when I first visited in 2007. It’s still a great city, but I don’t like that some of these ladies will create a negative impression for other black women like myself.
That's very sad thing to see. Yes, lot of foreigners (especially from China, south asia and africa) took advantage of malaysian hospitality and leniency by overstaying and do illegal things. It getting worse with corruption among officials. It does give a very bad reputation to Malaysia in general.
I talked with one of the elegantly-dressed African prostitutes when I was there. Her English was very good. She was very attractive and in good shape. I would think it's easy for her to find a supportive boyfriend or husband. I didn’t learn her backstory. I saw a few more African escorts (more in Bangkok, btw), but the large majority were Asians from different countries.
Welcome back to KL Chai.. I can summerised here that most westerners love Thailand or Bangkok particularly because of the nite life there. They like the sleazy nite life so that’s why they said nite life in KL is boring. To these westerners KL can’t be Bangkok… Bangkok can’t be KL…each city has its own attractions. If they love those sleazy places Bangkok is the right city for them whereas KL is more for family oriented and for those who love to shop…
As a westerner I don't even bother with the "night" life scene and what I look for in a city is good public transit, parks to enjoy, relatively cheap food (compared to what I pay) and friendly locals to interact with. I like that each city rather it be KL, Bangkok, Saigon so on is uniquely different and has its own appeal. I think if you travel you must have somewhat of an open mind regarding your experiences. While I haven't been to KL yet it does look like a modern and peaceful city with lots of greenery and different food options which are all things I look for in a place to visit.
Thank you for your comment. I think want to travel more across Asia but I don't like drunk night life. I prefer day sightseeing, shopping and good food. Malaysia sounds like it might be for me.
We like both Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur but our favourite is KL. Malaysian people are very friendly and maybe KL is a bit less chaotic. The malls in Malaysia are much colder than the malls in Thailand. It’s crazy how cold they keep hotels and malls in Malaysia. 🥶. Our home is in Canada - we tried to escape the cold. 😂
@@Anakborneo-nh7nh Malaysia is always envious by countries like Sg, Indonesia. Singaporeans not all of them but there will be some of them. Sg said malaysia abandon them since 1965. Same as Indonesian, some of them curse us and accuse malaysians of claiming their food.
@@kimmie5861I agree but I also think singaporean generally think they are a class higher...they are no doubt a first world country by their GDP but nothing to envious since malaysia have many things Singaporeans can only dream to have.... As for indonesia....some are still thinking of nusantara ...that malaysia is supposed to belong to indonesia...we fought a war back then and we malaysia won...some may still be bitter
Funny when they talk about clealiness and comparing to europe..like seriously? Have you been to Paris? It smells urine ..or Zurich? Plenty with homeless around and smells urine too... and not to mention, London and Amsterdam too... NO SHADES.. but do your homework, mate.
Lol exactly. I'm Malaysian currently studying in Moscow and I find KL to be much cleaner and safer than Moscow. Moscow also has a lot of drunks passed put on the street.
Mostly people from bangladesh..nepal..mynmar..vietnam..india..pakistan..indonesia..and others this people who live in Malaysia they brought bad habbit from their original country to Malaysia..for example such smoking..throw rubbish every where..spitting..drunk..and others bad atitude to Malaysia..this is something local MALAYSIAN dont really like it and hated this bad behaviours..
Actually I figured with all the sky train stations and underground it got very easy to commute. Grab is also super cheap and quick. Though, sometimes when you’re very close to a mall, there is a road in between which makes it difficult to reach so it’s tempting to order a grab even the mall is only 200 meter away 😅
I agree with the cigarette butts there is a massive issue not only here but all of Asia. I live in KL and in Australia we like to keep things clean I put my butts in my smoke packet to I get to a bin I can not litter ever.
The reason there are NO ASH TRAYS provided here in Malaysia is bcos smoking is prohibited in Public places/outlets. Even in Private settings, a Smoking Area is designated in a seperate area. The Gov health care department is trying to eradicate smoking behavior not only by way of probibition but by raising the price of Cigarettes. It has worked to a certain degree. Heavy smokers are smoking less bcos it's expensive and school aged children aren't smoking bcos they can't afford it. However, the ones that MUST smoke will have to smoke outside.
Great work Chai. I thought the Scottish guy was excellent in particular and all interviewees added value as well. I was also pleased that we heard from a local so there was a good balance of information to learn from. Cheers champ 🤩
I personally feel like he lives with rose tinted glasses. Personally KL is one of the worst place I've lived in many years and KL is extremely different to the rest of the country. Also I feel Malaysia is not a attractive country at all. Having worked in conservation here I can say it's one of the most backwards countries I've ever been to. Racism is also a massive problem that most foreigners don't really see until they start spending significant amounts of time with locals
As a Malaysian, I do really feel there are rooms for improvement need to be done by the Local Authority and the Law Enforcer, especially on the illegal immigrants that flocked into Malaysia and take the job that supposed to be filled by the Malaysians. Bukit Bintang even though the night life is entertaining especially the buskers performing free concert, but the reality is there are still a darkside of KL where the pimps and the h**kers without hesitant promoting their services, which is bad for us as a Muslim's majority country. Although that darkside entertainment are meant for discrete groups, it should not be allowed. Cleanliness and decorations especially at the backyard also should be improvised. Local Authority and the premises owners should clean up their places routinely then we will be a more beautiful and at par with other european countries such as Netherlands, Belgium or Switzerland.. Innovations on that particular aspects are critical.
Walaupun Malaysia negara kecil namun hakikatnya kebanyakan warganegara luar negara sangat selasa datang ke malaysia, namun begitu kebanyakan mereka datang tidak tidak mengenali adat resam yang kami amalkan semenjak dari zaman anak-anak dan dimasa di sekolah lagi. Harapan kami sebagai rakyat malaysia agar semua masyarakat yang datang di Malaysia banyakkan belajar adab dan kesopana.
The 1st scottish guy was nice…he is not revealing many things..he is married to Malaysian..he must heard many complaints from his wife about the country 😂
Im from KL. Few things really quite bad 1. Road condition 2. Some places still have a lot rubbish 3. Not a really friendly walking path Overall i still love KL
In general, Thailand is more accessible to HOT CHICS ❤. Not a few hot chics but A LOT 🎉. DUE to mix breed by expats during 70s till now. Mostly slender not mostly over weight like Malaysians. Imagine that i had even encountered a few toilet attendants and MRT attendants were hot chics. Try find a toilet attendant who is hot chic in Malaysia 🤭🤣, rare to find not like Thailand - A LOT.
Another bitter truth abt corruption in Malaysia...with this new government we have a major corruptor as the Deputy Prime Minister but i still love my country regardless. Some things just never go away right. It just got worse sometimes😅
Hi, i would like to apologize to the last guy because i accidentally said Thailand was better because it has legal prostitution. This is my mistake, i apologize for this. -Daniel Ghani
If somebody compare to otherside this country much developed over thailand and indonesia either underated for sure, Indonesia and thailand are overhyped and overated
Think the video is pretty mild given the title. A lot of people being defensive, i dont know why, but these are a more like pros and cons and what to expect from each country in SEA, this vid specifically MYS. Most of the country there except SIN is 3rd world, so expect accordingly.
This video doesn't even scratch the surface of the bitter truth about malaysia. Things are a mess here. Daily life is an endless series of problems obstacles and malfunctions. What should be simple is complicated here. Living in Thailand is so much easier and trouble-free compared to here but the visa situation in Thailand now makes long stays there more difficult.
I went to KL in Sept 2023 and felt quite uncomfortable as a white solo female. When walking around the city I was getting stared at, catcalled, and men were taking photos of me. Some of it was probably just fascination, but I generally got the sense that respect for women here is not high. I also had someone try to snatch my shopping bags near Jalan Alor night market. Besides that, the food was some of the best I’ve had in the world and the Batu Caves were incredible. Just a heads up to solo female travellers to be a little more cautious here than in Bangkok per se, where I felt perfectly safe.
Thanks for sharing. I’m so sorry you had such an experience. Feeling safe is one of the most important things while traveling. I hope this won’t put you off to revisit it again sometime in the future ❤️ I hope all goes well 🙏 thanks again
maybe its not malaysian who do that. Most likely a foreigner or foreign worker. There are too many oh them in KL that maybe you mistaken them as malaysian
Hi Chai, been watching your videos for quite a while. I like how you try to make the videos positive and as real as it gets by not prompting the interviewees too much. But somehow I always feel that your videos do not get enough locals in it. I mean the locally born citizens. Would be better if there's a higher proportion of locals in the videos. And why do I suggest so? That's because foreigners might just hang around in their own small expat circles, go to the touristy spots, and only stay in their luxury condos. They also tend to belong to a certain socioeconomic group and might not be affected by the hardship that the locals suffer. As a result, they might not be able to give a more wholesome account of what the place really is. That wouldn't be the bitter fact already.
I get it :) I also try to get a good mix. Though my audience is also American, European, and Australian. I especially want to give them a good idea what it is like to live in KL as a foreigner. Some in the near future will come up with more locals to get the bigger picture, I promise :D Thanks for sharing your thoughts 🙏
I got nervous when the american came on as so often some fuckhead will say some ignorant shit,, but she was so rad, and a great representation . thanks lady , you were charming, cute, and proper. 😎
What...for me Malaysia is so safe to walk around as compare to other SEA countries.Maybe different people different experiences.I visited KL so many times but never face these sort of problems..
Chinese, Japanese and Korean people’s surnames are pronounced first, then the given name. So that old chap you’ve interviewed was Mr. Wong and not Mr Fong
Welcome back champ. Glad to have you back here. Don't miss out on the new craze in the city, The TRX Exchange, Malaysia's first international financial hub. Go check it out!😊😂
Ohhh no no no don't do this content Malaysia is most perfect country except government 😂😅 Please do more Foods and fun game place content will be more views 😉
After living in Malaysia and Philippines I realise that I don't want to HEAR religion. Worship quietly. I don't want to hear anything at 6AM or throughout the day.
U can go back to where u come from…there you can have nice sleeping beauty till mid day… remember this WHEN U ARE IN ROME DO LIKE WHAT THE ROMANS DO…ciao
@@eerievon2208 Why would I stay in a place I don't like? And people can have and express negative opinions about a place they have had negative experiences. It seems childish and irrational for there to only be good opinions about a place. The video is literally titled Raw Opinions.
He love the night live in Thailand but he complain about smoking habit in Malaysia. Strange….
🤭 seems strange I can see that. Though he told me he smokes himself and what he was trying to say is that there are almost no ashtrays for him to put out his sigaret, so what he does like almost everyone; litter the street. He doesn’t like that and I personally think he has a good point.
Many areas, especially the public and eatery areas, are non-smoking areas. Smokers can be fined up to RM250.00. That is why there are no ashtrays :) . Malaysia, for me, is more for family-oriented travelers.@@Chai_Travel
Malaysia has so much potential. Right in the heart of S.E. Asia.
Ey Dave! You’re absolutely right 😃 it’s developing pretty rapidly too
This time, your video's title, "Bitter Truth About Malaysia," quickly caught my attention because I have my own bitter truth, especially regarding Kuala Lumpur. I wholeheartedly concurred with one of your interviewees who mentioned that KL is less walkable, particularly for those with disabilities. The majority of the pathways in KL have uneven surfaces and are somewhat narrow. Furthermore, there are a lot of motorcycles parked along the pathways, which makes them much more difficult to navigate. In popular tourist destinations like Bukit Bintang, there are a lot of foreign beggars. This predicament damages Malaysia's reputation. Certain parts of KL, like the region behind Kota Raya, give you the impression that you are abroad. It's crowded with Bangladeshis who treat you like you're in Dhakka. I hope that Kuala Lumpur's City Hall and other officials would pay attention to all of the complaints and make improvements to the city to make it more user-friendly for both locals and tourists.
I've seen motorcycles parked on the walkway in front of shops. It has become a norm. Imagine people in wheelchairs or moms with strollers trying to navigate their way through the motorcycles. Why didn't the local authorities do anything? Not to mention motorcycles parked at parking allocated for cars. Do they get summons for not paying the parking fee?
@@AnneLaniaz - That's exactly what I meant when I mentioned that KL is less walkable. In light of my personal experience as a double amputee, it is actually a very hostile scenario. Even though I am able to walk and don't need a wheelchair, the uneven terrain and small path make it difficult for me to stroll for extended periods of time. It is even harder for me to get across some of the walkways because there are motorcycles parked along them. I'm not sure who should take the blame for inadequate parking or lack of consideration-the riders of motorbikes or the relevant authorities. Actually, I feel more comfortable strolling about Singapore-even in Bangkok-than in KL.
@@AnneLaniazI'm a motorcycle rider myself. I hate parking motorcycle in KL. People parking on the street side because there are not enough parking. It is illegal, their bike might be picked up by authorities but even near MRT/LRT station they don't have enough parking. Even at my office I park my bike in my assigned car park and someone always make a fuss about it, what am I going to do my building doesn't have any motorcycle parking at all.
@@flyinghigh2000 - The issue with the existing situation is that motorbike riders cannot be solely blamed for parking their bikes whenever it is most convenient for them. I believe they won't hesitate to use the appropriate location if one is provided, but not every location has enough room for them to use. If so, they may just need to park their motorcycles temporarily, but they will still need to walk a considerable distance. Because of this, they just parked their motorcycles in the pedestrian walkways, which is problematic, especially for individuals with disabilities like me to pass through. It's also an unsightly sight to see motorcycles parked in inappropriate locations. For the sake of all users, I hope KL City Hall would handle this matter in a timely and convenient manner.
Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏 I'm sure things will improve over time :)
c’mon… how can u compare thailand n Malaysia… here is more for family oriented things… we don’t hv local bar girls prancing our pubs like thailand… so diff ball game… happening nightlife is wat western tourists like… diff country diff things they offer… i do not want malaysia to become like thailand…. vietnam or indonesia… each country has its own uniqueness… stop comparing…
Learn to take criticisms
In love to compare these to beautiful countries not saying one is better than the other 🤷♂️ I really hope no one is offended by this.
@@dominique-valois constructive criticism i do take … other than that is just opinion…. everybody has their own opinion… n ur opinion is just ur own opinion not mine…
@Zzeezeewww of cos u can’t stop people frm comparing.. but u can stop initiating people to compare… bangkok is bangkok.. kl is kl.. totally diff vibes… beats the reason for traveling if u get the same thing everywhere u go…
@@Chai_Travel well each country has their own uniqueness… leave it that way…
I've been to KL twice and I think it's a very enjoyable city. It's not too hectic compared to some other cities in SEA, it has beautiful trees all over the city, beautiful buildings and it's good for shopping and eating out because they have so many options and it's affordable.
Totally agree! Thanks for watching :)
I have been to the whole of Europe,Malaysia is much cleaner than many cities and countries in Europe.
Good on you :) You sound like you've been traveling a lot
I have visited South East Asia numerous times (Malaysia 6 times, Thailand 4 times, Indonesia 3 times, Singapore 3 times, Philippines twice, Brunei once and Vietnam once) and I will say Malaysia is definitely my favourite country in SE Asia. There are negatives in all countries you see and visit. Weirdly enough, I've never been to your country The Netherlands even though I am only across the English Channel in England. To be honest, I don't really explore Europe apart from the Mediterranean countries but I have done 20-odd countries in Asia alone.
What are your reasons for it being better then the rest?
@@steveniannelli2756 More for personal reasons. Being a Muslim from the UK, Malaysia offers me a lot in terms of Halal food, English proficiency, masjids everywhere, diversity, amazing people, and lots of Malay friends too. But I would even choose Thailand or Indonesia too. Singapore is a bit expensive but still would choose this too. Loved Philippines but lack of Halal food and masjids unless you go down south of the country
Can you give me some differences between malaysia and Indonesia?
@@nassim99345 I didn't see much difference. Malaysia is more modern and cleaner in general, great English proficiency, better infrastructure, more developed compared to Indonesia from my own experiences. In terms of friendliness, they are the same.
Nicely done as usual!
Cheers mate 🏆
Thank you so much for promoting our beloved country 😊
Our pleasure!❤️
if you want to compare BKK and KL in particular. Try see how many families with young children in strollers on the street compare to KL. That will tell you alot!
No matter where I hope things like this will be solved over time ❤️
Selamat Pulang Ke Malaysia! 🎉
Thank you 😃 it’s good to be back!
human trafficking in malaysia ? i think she meant thailand . many malaysian been trafficked theres . and so many cases malaysian citizen been trafficked to thailand .
Nah.. not really.. Malaysia actually became a human trafficking hub since 10years ago. Do you think all those Banglas, Rohignyas and all illegal immigrants came to Malaysia easily without paying huge money to smuggler? How about a massive graveyard founded in Wang Kelian near to the border of Malaysia-Thailand? Human trafficiking is a global underground network and super lucrative money. It is not easy to crack them down as it might involve few corrupt politicians, local authorities and NGOs.
Like she said it's a global issue.
Malaysia truly a hub for human trafficking. Maybe because our border enforce,ment control kinda weak. Thats a bitter truth. These trafficking activities were done by many of illegal immigrants who sold fake passports, fake UNHCR cards, fake ID. You name it, they have them all.. Many Indonesian women were con by their country men with fake jobs only ended up as prostitute here.
Human trafficking make KL and Selangor are top2 city crime in ASEAN.
Hi mr chai. There is an agenda from outsiders and suddenly malaysia became human traffic and big topic. We ve been tackling this issue since 10 years ago and we keep doing tackling it. So something fishy about this issue. I belive there is an agenda to put mlaysia in a bad situation because our status towards israel. Thx mr chai
We do have these issues like this. I think it is something that we should solve and I think that governments and authorities could ramp up enforcement.
Sure glad there is no human trafficking in the good old USA. The truth is they're probably the number one in world human trafficking.
It seem that everybody want to come to Msia to escape poverty in Thier countries ...that's where the human trafficking involved...
Negative side? i found those 2:
1 Prices going up and up, every year
2 and you cant stay there for more than 3 months at once ;(
and the biggest PRO its you can escape from hot whater going to Hilghlands
I am Malaysian fron the beautiful island of Penang. You should make a video of Penang, we have here the hills, the beach and not forgetting the food. Not in fancy food but the hawker food where people from all over Malaysia will just come and enjoy even on the weekends. Come over to Penang and see for yourself.
Thanks for the negative hightlights..we didnt know that..well,,we will try to improve from time to time..thanks again dude !
No problem 👍 Thanks you for showing your appreciation :D
interesting interviews...thx Chai
Thanks James :D
Well Said
Love Malaysia from Bangladesh ❤
Police love you too 😂🤣😂
Policeman love you too 😂
I would say Malaysia probably has the best bang for your buck quality accommodation in SEA, especially seeing as how cheap the key locations are, Vietnam you can get better rooms for cheaper but not always in a key locations, Safety is another standout compared to its surrounding country's, food is Good, is it better than Thailand or Vietnam, thats up to the persons personal taste, Food i would say 1. Thailand, 2 Malaysia, 3 Vietnam
Nice comment Belv! Good to see you're watching :D
very nice to know that as a local u will call my country cheap. Have some respect when u visit a less well to do country. And malaysians have some standards to call out people such as this guy.
I think Indonesia 🇮🇩 probably has better food than Vietnam 🇻🇳
If you don't want a hectic journey it's probably better to visit places other than city centres.
Good advice :)
I'm planning to visit this summer hopefully me n my family.
Nice! I hope you make it work :D
Bitter truth is bitterness is censored.
I mean, maybe a little. I try to keep in realistic
As an Malaysian I think the worst part of Malaysia is education, special ed education. And we like to promote peace, despite as soon as our opinion is not the same as done you are jumped
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Which European country has a beautiful back alley???
West Europe
Are Malaysians open people? Is it easy to make friends there?
Very open. No matter where you are from or what believes you have. If you bring your smile and good audited, you're having. the best time here
depends on where you are, as an Malaysian as soon as you're different you're are jumped by the whole school
Grae
*Your smile is not as sweet as my rambutan. Buy 2 ties and get 1 free. Welcome to Malaysia... its not perfect but its the best around.*
Ivar:"I prefer the night life in Thailand becoz you don't know what you are getting until you open the "packet!"😅😂😅😂 Warning"May contain nuts"
No tsunami ..he.. He..
Food and cleanliness are better in Thailand than Malaysia.
Hmmm ;) thanks for your comment regardless
I don't like Estonian guy...
Thanks for letting us know 😅
I HATE NOISY MOTORCYCLE IN MALAYSIA!!!!!!!!!!!
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We will soon be traveling to KL and we are actually thinking about living in Malaysia as expats. These kinds of interviews are very helpful for us. Thank you for that! :)
Wow! Thanks a lot 😃 that’s so generous of you 🙏🙏🙏 I’m glad the interviews help a little and I’m pretty sure you’d love it here regardless 🫶🏼🏆
KL ,Msia more on family's oriented & not too much focusing on entertainment...night life,clubbing,pub,tiger show,lady boy,pros as what being attraction to Bangkok,Thailand,Vietnam,Laos ,Bali Indonesia....
Thank you for the wonderful interviews in this video. Bitter truth, foreign tourists can't tell between the local Malaysian and all the illegal immigrants, after all we are all Asians.
Nicely said brother Yasin! 🏆 Thanks for watching again
@@Chai_Travel Wonderful interviews. Really like what the first two tourists said about KL. The thing is, if tourists get what they want and get what they expect, then they are happy, no matter where they go in this world. If they don't, they start blaming everything under the stars, moon and sun, hehe. 😀
I'm Malaysian. Good to know from honest tourists' viewpoints on the negatives esp KL so that the relevant authorities could take necessary remedial actions, (hopefully). I think the authority should look into the some shady activities in Bukit Bintang area in particular as mentioned by one of the interviewee. In fact it was mentioned in many other vlogs too.
I am Malaysian. I like the interview you did. I hope this video helps us to correct the mistakes and shortcomings in our country. Keep it up my friend.❤
Aw that’s nice of you to say ❤️ I’m happy he enjoy this type of content. I’m very happy I’m back again 😃
It's great. Nothing specific. If we cannot discuss negative things it sounds like dictatorships and you wonder what happens to people who critize. Your country seems amazing.
Some seem a little hesitant to give their response. Perhaps you could rephrase your question, "What are the things that you believe they should improve on?" Or "Things they can make it much better?" That way probably they will give more examples. No one wants to condemn a country they are currently staying or living in. However, people are open to give ideas to make things better. Censor their face, protect their identity. That lady mentioned about the human trafficking, she might know something but doesn't want to disclose further. You know, her face right there you are jeopardizing her safety. Some sensitive matters really should not be interviewed in such manner. Your episode is about bitter truth, but protect their identity and safety.
I dunno, interviews with face-censored people would be really quite boring tbh
yup… seems like when the interviewees hv nothing to say mr chai start to ‘recommend’ something.. like hinting abt something he wanted the interviewee to say it for him… n wrap the video up by saying he wanted more people to know n come to malaysia…. really..? it’s like badmouthing ur friend then ask everyone to befriend him… that’s cunning… just stick with indonesia … nothing to see here …
@eerievon2208 I'm sorry you see it this way 🙏
In all
Honesty I have to agree.
I’m going back to KL in March, after having been twice last year.
What I actually noticed a little of in May, then even more in November, was that there were a lot of East African (mostly Kenyan women) hanging about in the Changkat area of Bukit Bintang.
I spotted like one or two Malay-Chinese escorts, but the ones I noticed more of (being a black female myself) were the black women who I thought were waiting for their mates outside some of the bars.
However, turns out once I clocked, that these women weren’t exactly dressed like they were on a night out. They were prostitutes.
It’s sad to see, and tbh, I personally felt sickened. I found out that some go to Malaysia on student visas n then somehow get roped into prostitution.
I personally feel it’s disrespectful and disgraceful of them to do that. It also then will create a negative stereotype of other black women. I’m of Caribbean descent and have a different look, however it’s wrong.
They leave their home country to do this? And I dk why the authorities are not doing anything about it?
To me, they made the area look bad and they looked cheap. Sorry but it’s the truth. Call a spade a spade.
Regardless of the fact that you wanna work, get a proper job 👍🏾! Don’t go to another country to cheapen yourself!
I’m not gonna feel sorry for them, coz they don’t deserve sympathy.
I love KL, and I love Bukit Bintang, but the area wasn’t like that when I first visited in 2007.
It’s still a great city, but I don’t like that some of these ladies will create a negative impression for other black women like myself.
That's very sad thing to see. Yes, lot of foreigners (especially from China, south asia and africa) took advantage of malaysian hospitality and leniency by overstaying and do illegal things.
It getting worse with corruption among officials. It does give a very bad reputation to Malaysia in general.
@azlirazli7500 you need to raise it with your government. Create a petition for them to crackdown on this, that's disrespectful
I talked with one of the elegantly-dressed African prostitutes when I was there. Her English was very good. She was very attractive and in good shape. I would think it's easy for her to find a supportive boyfriend or husband. I didn’t learn her backstory. I saw a few more African escorts (more in Bangkok, btw), but the large majority were Asians from different countries.
Welcome back to KL Chai.. I can summerised here that most westerners love Thailand or Bangkok particularly because of the nite life there. They like the sleazy nite life so that’s why they said nite life in KL is boring. To these westerners KL can’t be Bangkok…
Bangkok can’t be KL…each city has its own attractions. If they love those sleazy places Bangkok is the right city for them whereas KL is more for family oriented and for those who love to shop…
Many westerners can't be away from their cattoys for too long
As a westerner I don't even bother with the "night" life scene and what I look for in a city is good public transit, parks to enjoy, relatively cheap food (compared to what I pay) and friendly locals to interact with. I like that each city rather it be KL, Bangkok, Saigon so on is uniquely different and has its own appeal. I think if you travel you must have somewhat of an open mind regarding your experiences. While I haven't been to KL yet it does look like a modern and peaceful city with lots of greenery and different food options which are all things I look for in a place to visit.
Thanks and it’s great to be back 😃 I like Bangkok a lot though I feel that I can breathe better in KL 😁
Thank you for your comment. I think want to travel more across Asia but I don't like drunk night life. I prefer day sightseeing, shopping and good food. Malaysia sounds like it might be for me.
We like both Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur but our favourite is KL. Malaysian people are very friendly and maybe KL is a bit less chaotic. The malls in Malaysia are much colder than the malls in Thailand. It’s crazy how cold they keep hotels and malls in Malaysia. 🥶. Our home is in Canada - we tried to escape the cold. 😂
@@Natalie_Chu-SG SG ? U are Singaporean? Why u so triggered ? Haha
@@Natalie_Chu-SG....it seem you're everywhere & will give negative comments when anything to do with KL ....one of Sporean toxic netizen??????
@@Anakborneo-nh7nh
Malaysia is always envious by countries like Sg, Indonesia.
Singaporeans not all of them but there will be some of them. Sg said malaysia abandon them since 1965.
Same as Indonesian, some of them curse us and accuse malaysians of claiming their food.
@@amz8172 she must have been jilted by a a malaysian guy looool 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@kimmie5861I agree but I also think singaporean generally think they are a class higher...they are no doubt a first world country by their GDP but nothing to envious since malaysia have many things Singaporeans can only dream to have....
As for indonesia....some are still thinking of nusantara ...that malaysia is supposed to belong to indonesia...we fought a war back then and we malaysia won...some may still be bitter
Funny when they talk about clealiness and comparing to europe..like seriously? Have you been to Paris? It smells urine ..or Zurich? Plenty with homeless around and smells urine too... and not to mention, London and Amsterdam too... NO SHADES.. but do your homework, mate.
He was specifically pointing out Swiss cities. I’m sorry if you got offended by this content 🙏
Lol exactly. I'm Malaysian currently studying in Moscow and I find KL to be much cleaner and safer than Moscow. Moscow also has a lot of drunks passed put on the street.
Mostly people from bangladesh..nepal..mynmar..vietnam..india..pakistan..indonesia..and others this people who live in Malaysia they brought bad habbit from their original country to Malaysia..for example such smoking..throw rubbish every where..spitting..drunk..and others bad atitude to Malaysia..this is something local MALAYSIAN dont really like it and hated this bad behaviours..
I hope we all try to help so the world looks a little more pretty than it already is 😁 no matter where people from ❤️
Another bitter truth is that your hotel room can get raided if they suspect couples are unmarried or lgbt.
KL isn't walkable ? Everything I learn about KL is very nice I very much want to visit there.
most local drives…. tourist will take grab or walk to the nearest mrt or lrt station…
It’s not exactly Europe or Singapore but it’s improving with lots of public transport.
Actually I figured with all the sky train stations and underground it got very easy to commute. Grab is also super cheap and quick. Though, sometimes when you’re very close to a mall, there is a road in between which makes it difficult to reach so it’s tempting to order a grab even the mall is only 200 meter away 😅
I agree with the cigarette butts there is a massive issue not only here but all of Asia. I live in KL and in Australia we like to keep things clean I put my butts in my smoke packet to I get to a bin I can not litter ever.
The reason there are NO ASH TRAYS provided here in Malaysia is bcos smoking is prohibited in Public places/outlets. Even in Private settings, a Smoking Area is designated in a seperate area.
The Gov health care department is trying to eradicate smoking behavior not only by way of probibition but by raising the price of Cigarettes.
It has worked to a certain degree.
Heavy smokers are smoking less bcos it's expensive and school aged children aren't smoking bcos they can't afford it.
However, the ones that MUST smoke will have to smoke outside.
Nice explanation. Thank you for that 🙏
I like that smoking is prohibited at public indoor and many places. 😂
Me too....
I prefer prohibited smoking area in Malaysia....please smoker...we need fresh air 😊
Great work Chai. I thought the Scottish guy was excellent in particular and all interviewees added value as well. I was also pleased that we heard from a local so there was a good balance of information to learn from. Cheers champ 🤩
Nice one Steven. One of many interviews 😍 I love the Scottish. They’re always so down to earth. Cheers mate. Have a great night 😁
I personally feel like he lives with rose tinted glasses. Personally KL is one of the worst place I've lived in many years and KL is extremely different to the rest of the country. Also I feel Malaysia is not a attractive country at all. Having worked in conservation here I can say it's one of the most backwards countries I've ever been to. Racism is also a massive problem that most foreigners don't really see until they start spending significant amounts of time with locals
@@patrickwilliamson29 you're probably a troll from Singapore
Chaii you are back in Malaysia man! Welcome back! Awesome vid as always!
Yes! Thanks mate!
As a Malaysian, I do really feel there are rooms for improvement need to be done by the Local Authority and the Law Enforcer, especially on the illegal immigrants that flocked into Malaysia and take the job that supposed to be filled by the Malaysians. Bukit Bintang even though the night life is entertaining especially the buskers performing free concert, but the reality is there are still a darkside of KL where the pimps and the h**kers without hesitant promoting their services, which is bad for us as a Muslim's majority country. Although that darkside entertainment are meant for discrete groups, it should not be allowed. Cleanliness and decorations especially at the backyard also should be improvised. Local Authority and the premises owners should clean up their places routinely then we will be a more beautiful and at par with other european countries such as Netherlands, Belgium or Switzerland.. Innovations on that particular aspects are critical.
Walaupun Malaysia negara kecil namun hakikatnya kebanyakan warganegara luar negara sangat selasa datang ke malaysia, namun begitu kebanyakan mereka datang tidak tidak mengenali adat resam yang kami amalkan semenjak dari zaman anak-anak dan dimasa di sekolah lagi. Harapan kami sebagai rakyat malaysia agar semua masyarakat yang datang di Malaysia banyakkan belajar adab dan kesopana.
anak-anak?
tidak menggunakan kosakata "budak-budak lagikah?
Dia nk kata kanak-kanak tu.@@mariaannainditahernawati7132
The 1st scottish guy was nice…he is not revealing many things..he is married to Malaysian..he must heard many complaints from his wife about the country 😂
This video makes me really want to visit kl
❤ from shah alam
Im from KL. Few things really quite bad
1. Road condition
2. Some places still have a lot rubbish
3. Not a really friendly walking path
Overall i still love KL
Nice vlog Chai ! Really eager to visit Malaysia but plane tickets are a little bit expensive than to Thailand and money is short. All the best to you
Thanks! Fair enough. Money is also a factor for me so I understand. Luckily sometimes I find some good deal though :D Thanks for watching again!
You can fly to Thailand and afterwards take the bus or train to Msia..
In general, Thailand is more accessible to HOT CHICS ❤. Not a few hot chics but A LOT 🎉. DUE to mix breed by expats during 70s till now. Mostly slender not mostly over weight like Malaysians. Imagine that i had even encountered a few toilet attendants and MRT attendants were hot chics.
Try find a toilet attendant who is hot chic in Malaysia 🤭🤣, rare to find not like Thailand - A LOT.
You think only Malaysian only smoke.Other country don't smoke? Hippocrates.
No hippocrates here
fair enough..me myself didn't smoke but ig he prolly pointing it out based on his vacations pov
so good to hear what non vlogger tourist think about Malaysia 👍🏾great video
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks 😊
@@Chai_Travelthanks bro, i saw someone from japan lived in Malaysia for 5year, do similiar kind of vlog like u, i think he copy ur style 👍🏾
Ow really?! Haha that’s funny:) I wish my Japanese friend all the best 🙏😊
Another bitter truth abt corruption in Malaysia...with this new government we have a major corruptor as the Deputy Prime Minister but i still love my country regardless. Some things just never go away right. It just got worse sometimes😅
He went thru all the legal process....so you want to said the judiciary also corrupted?????
I’m sorry. I on this channel we try to help and not drive people apart 🫶🏼 also we do not don’t talk about specific political parties 🙏
@@amz8172 thats the good thing when u are elected on the number 2 strongest position in the country BEFORE u are DNNAed by the court😂
@@Chai_Travel ....yup sorry just to correct mindset of certain people...
@@shahrimanshahnaz7008 ...it's innocent until proven guilty principle....✌️✌️
A Scotsman complaining about how clean back alleys are… has he not been to Glasgow 😂
I don’t think he was complaining :)
Hi, i would like to apologize to the last guy because i accidentally said Thailand was better because it has legal prostitution. This is my mistake, i apologize for this.
-Daniel Ghani
I’m sorry. I don’t understand
If somebody compare to otherside this country much developed over thailand and indonesia either underated for sure, Indonesia and thailand are overhyped and overated
Very informative video ❤ chai, thanks for sharing
My pleasure 😊 and you know it mate ❤️thanks!
Think the video is pretty mild given the title. A lot of people being defensive, i dont know why, but these are a more like pros and cons and what to expect from each country in SEA, this vid specifically MYS. Most of the country there except SIN is 3rd world, so expect accordingly.
This video doesn't even scratch the surface of the bitter truth about malaysia. Things are a mess here. Daily life is an endless series of problems obstacles and malfunctions. What should be simple is complicated here. Living in Thailand is so much easier and trouble-free compared to here but the visa situation in Thailand now makes long stays there more difficult.
as a Sabahan there's quite a lot of pirates on the northiest
Chai knows how to 'cook'.. ✌️🤠
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One thing about malaysia the people are loveing and 0 racist
great video 👍👍👍
Thank you 😁
Please add serbian or croatian subtitle (its basically same language).
I’ll see what I can do :) thanks for this suggestion 🙏😁
i believe in you @@Chai_Travel 💌
Thumbs up 👍 Champ
Thanks champ 🏆
I went to KL in Sept 2023 and felt quite uncomfortable as a white solo female. When walking around the city I was getting stared at, catcalled, and men were taking photos of me. Some of it was probably just fascination, but I generally got the sense that respect for women here is not high. I also had someone try to snatch my shopping bags near Jalan Alor night market. Besides that, the food was some of the best I’ve had in the world and the Batu Caves were incredible. Just a heads up to solo female travellers to be a little more cautious here than in Bangkok per se, where I felt perfectly safe.
Thanks for sharing. I’m so sorry you had such an experience. Feeling safe is one of the most important things while traveling. I hope this won’t put you off to revisit it again sometime in the future ❤️ I hope all goes well 🙏 thanks again
They are not Malaysian , we care for tourists. They are Aliens from other countries
maybe its not malaysian who do that.
Most likely a foreigner or foreign worker.
There are too many oh them in KL that maybe you mistaken them as malaysian
Hi Chai, been watching your videos for quite a while. I like how you try to make the videos positive and as real as it gets by not prompting the interviewees too much. But somehow I always feel that your videos do not get enough locals in it. I mean the locally born citizens. Would be better if there's a higher proportion of locals in the videos.
And why do I suggest so? That's because foreigners might just hang around in their own small expat circles, go to the touristy spots, and only stay in their luxury condos. They also tend to belong to a certain socioeconomic group and might not be affected by the hardship that the locals suffer. As a result, they might not be able to give a more wholesome account of what the place really is. That wouldn't be the bitter fact already.
I get it :) I also try to get a good mix. Though my audience is also American, European, and Australian. I especially want to give them a good idea what it is like to live in KL as a foreigner. Some in the near future will come up with more locals to get the bigger picture, I promise :D Thanks for sharing your thoughts 🙏
4:44 NGO woman talking absolute gash - no surprise there.
Hmmm
I got nervous when the american came on as so often some fuckhead will say some ignorant shit,, but she was so rad, and a great representation . thanks lady , you were charming, cute, and proper. 😎
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This is your how many videos to compare? Is this your hobby?
300+. Yes, and partly my job 😉
Always like the honesty and different views - great work my friend ✔️👌👍👋😃🙏
Thanks mate! Always a pleasure 😃 thanks for and your support 🏆
Bitter truth is we Malaysians have to face the undocumented migrants.
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Good honest content 👍
Thanks :D
thanks q bro.....😊
Welcome 😊 thanks for watching and have a great day
There are lots of pickpockets in KL...be carefull
Thanks for the warning 🙏
What...for me Malaysia is so safe to walk around as compare to other SEA countries.Maybe different people different experiences.I visited KL so many times but never face these sort of problems..
Not true
Those are not Malaysians but non locals wouldn’t know, we have problems having too many illegal migration.
Yup it's many years ago with the professional players fr the Philippines & happened usually on the obsolete mini bus but now no more.....
none of malaysia love to walk.. we even exercise at night.
Good job👍👍🤟
Thanks 😁
i saw a dog loose 😮
Haha yes you did. I think the owner was pretty close by :p
Its very simple literally most expats I know lived in Malaysia due to solid infrastructure and family oriented culture.
From here, they travel to SEA.
Chinese, Japanese and Korean people’s surnames are pronounced first, then the given name. So that old chap you’ve interviewed was Mr. Wong and not Mr Fong
Terima kasih bro..
Sama sama 😁
Im not Malaysian n i love Malaysia.. KL, Melaka, Johor n many other states… great holiday destination
Just watchout for scammers
Looking forward for my honeymoon with my fiancée 😍😍, thx for the video brother love it
Aw Nice! Congratulations 🥳 thank you for watching 😁
YOUR VIDEO ON BITTER TRUTH IS INCOMPLETE. U FAIL TO MENTION THE RACIAL PROBLEMS IN THE COUNTRY
I’ve read your comment 🙏
U should be out tourism minister.. bcoz u do better job
Haha I do take that as a compliment 😜
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Why you always come to KL? Maybe you should try another state like penang
I very much like KL ;) Penang is great to though. We might go pay a visit again sometime.
Welcome back champ. Glad to have you back here. Don't miss out on the new craze in the city, The TRX Exchange, Malaysia's first international financial hub. Go check it out!😊😂
@@Chai_Travelforget Penang, it is juts another Singapore and nothing special about it.
@@leodavinclavigan6166totally agree!
@@Chai_Travel don't lie. U just want to renew ur visa
Chai You sound Dutch. Or you Dutch?
I am Dutch. Born and raised until I was 20 😄
The food is not great and the locals are a bit stern.
Aha, I fully but with respect disagree with you 😁
Kuala Lumpur a garden city?
Ow yeah. Very green. It used to be all jungle.
Kuala Lumpur is overrated.
No. KL is still underrated.
@@afifi-my wrong. Still overrated. Most tour industries show K.L is the most popular destination in Malaysia. Stop lying.
Looking at the amount of tourists visiting KL I really think it’s under rated
@@Chai_Travel Why advertising K.L only?. Compare to other Malaysia states are underrated compare to K.L.
@@afifi-mythis boy must be indon 😂
Ohhh no no no don't do this content Malaysia is most perfect country except government 😂😅 Please do more Foods and fun game place content will be more views 😉
I'm sorry. This channel is about 60% about street interview random people in South East Asia 🙏
malaysia is not perfect bro
Empower Montana? In Malaysia? ....what a waste of money...😂..free vacation I guess
It's a knowledge exchange. Do you know what that means? 😅
@@Chai_Travel I dont need to exchange knowledge...hamsters like you do. LOL!
After living in Malaysia and Philippines I realise that I don't want to HEAR religion. Worship quietly. I don't want to hear anything at 6AM or throughout the day.
pack ur bags n move out frm malaysia… go to thailand or vietnam… they’ll welcome u…
U can go back to where u come from…there you can have nice sleeping beauty till mid day… remember this WHEN U ARE IN ROME DO LIKE WHAT THE ROMANS DO…ciao
@@eerievon2208 Already left.
@@civivva4501 good… makes me happy u’re not here… good choice…
@@eerievon2208 Why would I stay in a place I don't like? And people can have and express negative opinions about a place they have had negative experiences. It seems childish and irrational for there to only be good opinions about a place. The video is literally titled Raw Opinions.
Try asking locals and not putting their face or name in the videos.
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