We loved exploring Kuala Lumpur! This city offers so much for families and we really enjoyed trying all the yummy food at the Central Market! Any other foods we should try in Malaysia? ❤
@@WorldFamilyExplorersit will close for minutes for praying time & Friday prayer to avoid congestion. But open for most of the time. You may ask the staff for a visit timetable & they surely glad to help you out.
27:06 - Before the proclamation of the independence of Malaya was made, on 30 August 1957 at 12.00 midnight at Padang Kelab Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, a ceremony was held to bring down the Union Jack flag as the British national anthem signaled the end of British colonialism in Malaya; The flag of the Federation of Malaya was raised alternately by members of the Malayan Navy. More Info : • The Independence of the Federation of Malaya was officially declared at precisely 9.30am on 31 August 1957. The Independence Proclamation Ceremony took place at the Merdeka Stadium with the witness of over 20,000 people including Malay Kings, special guests from abroad, members of the Federal Government cabinet and common people. At this historic ceremony, the representative of Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Gloucester handed over the Constitution to the Prime Minister, marking the end of British patronage over Malaya ( a.k.a Federation of Malay Land / Persekutuan Tanah Melayu ). [ The first declaration of independence of the Federation of Malaya was made in Padang Bandar Hilir, Malacca on February 20, 1956 ].
Take 45mnts flight frm Subang to Langkawi Island. You may google our Penang Island, Redang Island, Tioman Island, Rawa Island, Perhentian Island in the peninsular… Sipadan, Mabul, Mataking, Gaya island in Sabah
17:34 - Something the bread is called "Kaya". It is made from the main ingredients which are chicken eggs, flour and sugar. "Kaya" word in other mean is rich.
Malaysia is the most underrated country in Southeast Asia, I’m glad you guys discover Malaysia 😍🥰🇲🇾 Love to see you guys having a good time together and spend time together as a family💕
We agree and we're very impressed! We visited KL, Ipoh, and Penang and loved them all! We have many more videos of Malaysia coming soon! We will be back in December to explore more!
@@WorldFamilyExplorershi there guys✈️since u guys back in December 👌maybe come to different part Msia✈️try Sarawak n Sabah,Malaysia✈️on the island of Borneo (3th biggest island in the world )🍷
Thank you for the welcome! 😊 We tried the Durian fried, which will be in our next video, and we tried the raw Durian fruit when we were in Ipoh Malaysia!
What a wonderful video. Glad to see you guys and your boys exploring KL. Great content and a good start at the Central Market. Lots of interesting things to see and eat too.
I've read lots of feedback about the filling in the bun like brioche. Inside the bun is what known as 'kaya', it's a curd made from egg yolk, coconut cream and palm sugar, it's very sweet and typically used as a spread for sliced bread toasts and also in some local traditional desserts.
I think that the next time you guys and your boys are in KL, you could try 'karipap', the local curry puff, like empanadas, and also 'apam balik', a fold pancake with ground peanuts filling.
The river of life, where you guys saw one of the oldest mosque in KL situated between two rivers, that's where KL got its name, Kuala is estuary and Lumpur is mud.
Kaya is short for Seri Kaya a type of coconut custard jam made by reducing egg yolks and coconut milk with sugar flavored with Pandan . Its an aromatic herb that has a jasmine-like scent its sort of south east Asian vanilla. The juice of the green blade of Pandan leaves is extracted its always green in color. Depending on the type of sugar used it can also have different taste. I prefer Kaya using the local dark brown palm sugar called "Gula Melaka" which makes the Kaya brown in color, using plain white sugar will give it a more green color (color of pandan juice).
Logan needs to look into chickpeas - they are really versatile and a great source of protein for vegetarians. I use chickpeas almost every day in my vegan cooking.
Glad to see a happy family ! Just a bit of malay culture, we use our right hand when giving or taking anything ftom someone, we will say sorry if we have to used our left hand if that is necessary,
The filling of the bun is kaya which is made from coconut milk, egg and sugar. And the wrap is pandan leaf and not banana leaf. Pandan is an aromatic leaf which is commonly used in making desserts. It is also known as the vanilla of south east Asia
We tried many local Malay foods on different days but unsure if we tried that. We will put it on our " Must try " list for our next visit to Malaysia! Thank you!😊
It's ok... Foods is not for everyone... One might like it n some might not... Our preference always different... 😂😂😂😂 But the experience is always never be bought... Thanks for the bravery to try it...
We love trying new things! Not everything can be our favorite, but we definitely loved a lot of food in Malaysia with so many amazing choices everywhere! ❤️ 😋
You should check out some churches as well like holy rosary church near little india and churches in melaka and penang. St Peter church in Melaka is the oldest church in Malaysia
@@WorldFamilyExplorersI think you can. The nearest church from the Central Market is the one next to the Merdeka Square. There are many other religious places you guys can visit like the Hindu temples, Chinese and Buddhist temples. You guys can also visit the mosques, however, you are required to cover yourself with the provided clothing coverage and during the visiting hours only.
Hey, Connor. If you want to make a wooden crocodile it's easy. Take a big piece of wood then chip away all the bits of wood that don't look like a crocodile.
Thank you for your suggestions. We had lots of good food outside of malls in KL, Ipoh, and Penang Malaysia in our other videos, and it was very delicious! ❤️🇲🇾😋
Hi guys, welcome to Malaysia. Masjid Jamek [Jamek mosque] is still operational and open to the non Muslims for visiting. Jamek Mosque, officially Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque (Malay: Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad) is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is located at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers and may be accessed via Jalan Tun Perak. The mosque was designed by British architect and soldier Arthur Benison Hubback, and built in 1909.
Kuala Lumpur is an urban and modern city. Consider visiting Malacca, a historical city that offers a peaceful environment for your mind, with beautiful architecture, rich history, and much more. It's only a two-hour journey away.😉
Thank you for the recommendation. We would love to visit Malacca on our next trip. It looks beautiful in the pictures we've seen, and we would love to see it in person! 😊 ❤️
That buffet line was crazy!...kinda like the lines use to be in Vegas...haven't been since before covid...many have shut down & become food courts...but I do know the prices have increased considerably for the ones that survived...better to cook at home. 😊
sultan abdul samad building is not a palace.... Its a government administration office during colonial times, now it house the ministry of communication
Hello! This is Mom/ Elly! 😊 I've been told I look like Lusa Kudrow before. We are both have heritage from Eastern Europe so maybe that's why. Lisa from. Belarus and I'm from Bulgaria! Thanks for watching! 😊
The land of America must be exciting too. Nice people around just like here in KL. The only concern is how to get certified halal food and it isn't easy I guess.
If you are in Cities in America, you cam find halal certified food, but it can be a challenge in smaller towns or rural areas. Thank you so much for watching our video. 😊 ❤️
The river of life is a project name given to the multi billion ringgit transformation of the gombak and klang river. These two rivers met, and the Chinese tin miners setup Kuala Lumpur or in malay means the muddy confluence. Masjid Jamek is a working mosque.
At the beginning of the video, your wife said “gonna eat a lot of Malaysian foood”... but the only Thing you guys ate that is close to a Malaysian-food is the Kaya puff. That’s all. Do you guys even know what Malaysian food is? 😂😂
Hi thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed the video ❤️ in the intro she said we will try local food, which we considered any food served by the different cultures of Malaysia. We know if course some foods are for tourists or are Western foods that Malaysians enjoy. 😊
FYI, this is a confusing statement. Local food IS Malaysian food, since we are all Malaysians here. Hence local food is foods made by Malays, Chinese, Indians, Sabahans, Sarawakians and the other indigenous tribes of Malaysia. Don't be confused with regards to Malaysians (citizens), and the Malays (largest ethnic group in Malaysia). Anyways, enjoy the rest of your trip guys!
@redzuankamaruddin6648 thank you so much. This is one of the many things that make Malaysia great, the fact that there are so make cultures with many different food choices! 😊
We loved exploring Kuala Lumpur! This city offers so much for families and we really enjoyed trying all the yummy food at the Central Market! Any other foods we should try in Malaysia? ❤
Videos like this make me fall more and more in love with KL hehe, I'm so glad you are all enjoying! ☺☺🇲🇾
Glad you enjoyed the video! We really loved our stay! More videos coming soon! 😊
Kuala Lumpur is a city that has something for everyone!
Absolutely, and it's really livable!
Highly recommend to visit KL Birds Park…definitely a place not to be missed
Thanks for the recommendation! Our kids would love that for sure! ❤️
24:35 The mosque is called Masjid Jamek. It is still functioning 100% as mosque. You can visit inside for free.
That's great news! Thanks for the info 🙌 We were told by someone that it was closed.
@@WorldFamilyExplorersit will close for minutes for praying time & Friday prayer to avoid congestion. But open for most of the time. You may ask the staff for a visit timetable & they surely glad to help you out.
Great, thank you for the information 😀
Ten reasons one should love Malaysia : The food × 10.
This is very true! We've been to KL, Ipoh and Penang so far and everywhere had amazing food! ❤️ 😋
You should visit KL tower...lots of fun there😊...take care ..and welcome to Malaysia guys..
@lifeinpark2426 thanks, we will check it out on our next visit later this year!
Thailand for Young tourists, Singapore for Business tourism BUT Malaysia for Family tourists 😊
We do find Malaysia to be very family friendly! 😊 ❤️ 🇲🇾
Nice Kuala Lumpur video 📸
So glad you enjoyed ☺️ ❤️
Such a beautiful city 😍
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27:06 -
Before the proclamation of the independence of Malaya was made, on 30 August 1957 at 12.00 midnight at Padang Kelab Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, a ceremony was held to bring down the Union Jack flag as the British national anthem signaled the end of British colonialism in Malaya; The flag of the Federation of Malaya was raised alternately by members of the Malayan Navy.
More Info :
• The Independence of the Federation of Malaya was officially declared at precisely 9.30am on 31 August 1957. The Independence Proclamation Ceremony took place at the Merdeka Stadium with the witness of over 20,000 people including Malay Kings, special guests from abroad, members of the Federal Government cabinet and common people.
At this historic ceremony, the representative of Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Gloucester handed over the Constitution to the Prime Minister, marking the end of British patronage over Malaya ( a.k.a Federation of Malay Land / Persekutuan Tanah Melayu ).
[ The first declaration of independence of the Federation of Malaya was made in Padang Bandar Hilir, Malacca on February 20, 1956 ].
Thank you so much for all the information. We love to learn history and teach it to our children. ❤️ 😊 Malaysia 🇲🇾
Malaysia is VERY family orientated. 🫰🏻❤️
We do find Malaysia to be great for our family. So many wonderful activities for our kids to do! ❤️ 😊
Welcome to Malaysia! Thank you for making this lovely video!
Thank you! It was a pleasure sharing our good experiences in Malaysia! 😊 ❤️
The architecture is so interesting & diverse...plus, quite lovely, really ❤
It really is so cool to see the historical architecture mixed with the modern! ❤️
KL is definitely on my list of top cities! If it had a beach nearby, it would be perfect! At least nice beaches are a cheap quick flight away!❤
💯 agree!
The nearest beach from Kuala Lumpur is Port Dickson which is about 1.5hr drive south.
Take 45mnts flight frm Subang to Langkawi Island. You may google our Penang Island, Redang Island, Tioman Island, Rawa Island, Perhentian Island in the peninsular… Sipadan, Mabul, Mataking, Gaya island in Sabah
I suppose that's why they constructed the water feature in the park...to give the semblance of a "beach". 😊
Penang is a vibrant city with a beach nearby
What a cool market! Love all the samples 😊
Yes soo much good food 😋
17:34 - Something the bread is called "Kaya". It is made from the main ingredients which are chicken eggs, flour and sugar.
"Kaya" word in other mean is rich.
Thank you, the Kaya was delicious! 😋
The city gallery was soo cool to see!
Yes and FREE which is amazing👏
Malaysia is the most underrated country in Southeast Asia, I’m glad you guys discover Malaysia 😍🥰🇲🇾 Love to see you guys having a good time together and spend time together as a family💕
We agree and we're very impressed! We visited KL, Ipoh, and Penang and loved them all! We have many more videos of Malaysia coming soon! We will be back in December to explore more!
@@WorldFamilyExplorersI can’t wait ! 🤩🤩🤩
@@WorldFamilyExplorershi there guys✈️since u guys back in December 👌maybe come to different part Msia✈️try Sarawak n Sabah,Malaysia✈️on the island of Borneo (3th biggest island in the world )🍷
Welcome to Malaysia guys
Thank you! 😊 ❤️
*Did you try durians fruit & cendol durian its delicious too, some person said it's amazing to try && welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️🩹🧡💙♥️*
Thank you for the welcome! 😊 We tried the Durian fried, which will be in our next video, and we tried the raw Durian fruit when we were in Ipoh Malaysia!
That yummy filling in the bun is called Kaya or Coconut jam. It's a Malaysian original!😊👌
It was delicious! 😋
welcome to mlysia. TQ for your visit...hahaha
Thank you! 😊
ooo yummy food video guys:)
Thanks for watching! 😊 ❤️
What a wonderful video. Glad to see you guys and your boys exploring KL. Great content and a good start at the Central Market. Lots of interesting things to see and eat too.
I've read lots of feedback about the filling in the bun like brioche. Inside the bun is what known as 'kaya', it's a curd made from egg yolk, coconut cream and palm sugar, it's very sweet and typically used as a spread for sliced bread toasts and also in some local traditional desserts.
I think that the next time you guys and your boys are in KL, you could try 'karipap', the local curry puff, like empanadas, and also 'apam balik', a fold pancake with ground peanuts filling.
The river of life, where you guys saw one of the oldest mosque in KL situated between two rivers, that's where KL got its name, Kuala is estuary and Lumpur is mud.
Yes boys, I'm already subscribed and watching the lovely videos made by your parents. Thank you Connor, Logan.
Such an interesting name!! Thanks so much for the info and recommendations! ❤️ glad you enjoyed the video
Kaya is a coconut jam, consist of coconut milk, eggs and sugar.
Thank you, it was delicious! 😋
Masha’Allah Kuala Lumpur ❤
Hope you enjoyed the video ❤️
@@WorldFamilyExplorersI missed the foods in Malaysia. 😋 specially The Nasi Lemak ❤
I missed the hotel Geo near the central market. Just few step to the market and to China town.
That would be a convenient location to stay! ❤️
o, by the way, the River of Life is not a spot where the river splits, it's actually where the two rivers meet and form into one.
@aerolaeious thank you for the info 😊 I guess we were looking at it in reverse...
im gonna think the two boys would love a trip up to Genting Highland 1 hour away from KL downtown with its Fox studio themed rides
Thank you for the recommendation! I think we will take them there when we return for our 2nd trip to KL in December! ❤️ 😊
Kaya is short for Seri Kaya a type of coconut custard jam made by reducing egg yolks and coconut milk with sugar flavored with Pandan . Its an aromatic herb that has a jasmine-like scent its sort of south east Asian vanilla. The juice of the green blade of Pandan leaves is extracted its always green in color. Depending on the type of sugar used it can also have different taste. I prefer Kaya using the local dark brown palm sugar called "Gula Melaka" which makes the Kaya brown in color, using plain white sugar will give it a more green color (color of pandan juice).
Thanks so much for the information! The filling was soo delicious and now we know what's actually made of ❤️
I think I saw you and family at Kenanga Mall Saturday August 10
No sorry, that wasn't us, but we will be coming back to KL in December, so you might see us then! 😊
@@WorldFamilyExplorers Oooppp my bad. Sorry 😅
@abdulazizkechik9200 no problem, I'm sure whoever it was, it was another nice family! ❤️ 😆 🤣
Logan needs to look into chickpeas - they are really versatile and a great source of protein for vegetarians. I use chickpeas almost every day in my vegan cooking.
He loves beans so I'm sure he will enjoy chickpeas too 😉 thanks for the recommendation 😊
I hope you visit the KL Bird Park too. Aşk the bird show timing so you will not mis the show.
Our kids love birds and would definitely love to go there! ❤️ 🐦 🐦⬛ 🦜 🦚
Good thing I'm already starting dinner...you're always making me hungry☺️
Oh you would love the Indian food we tried! 😋
@@WorldFamilyExplorers I've actually been contemplating trying a new Indian Restaurant here...very affordable as well. 😏
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Much appreciated, thank you! 😊
Missing KL now watching this video
So glad you enjoyed the video ❤️
Welcome to KL Malaysia 🇲🇾 please to stay longer ☆☆take care & let's 😂 explore ahead 🌮🥪🥮☕️🍛🍝
Thank you! We are already planning our return to Malaysia for 3 months in December ❤️
Glad to see a happy family !
Just a bit of malay culture, we use our right hand when giving or taking anything ftom someone, we will say sorry if we have to used our left hand if that is necessary,
Thank you so much for telling us so that we can have proper etiquette in the future. 😊
If you missed our first video in Kuala Lumpur, you can watch it here ruclips.net/video/cXVXeEV72_k/видео.html
Do visit the KL Bird Park , u will not regret it.
We love birds, so we definitely need to check that out. Thank you! 😊
nice video💯
Thank you so glad you enjoyed ❤️
Wanna eat lots of strawberries, just go Cameron highland pahang , you will enjoy there
We do like strawberries so we would love that! 🍓 🍓 🍓
Kaya - for me its a coconut custard, but most westerners calls it coconut jam, made from coconut milk, eggs, palm sugar (gula melaka)
@@ashtriana1 it is very delicious! 😋
I think the “Kaya bun” is the bun filled with coconut jelly or coco jam.
We're not sure what the filling was, but we know it was delicious! 😋
The filling of the bun is kaya which is made from coconut milk, egg and sugar. And the wrap is pandan leaf and not banana leaf. Pandan is an aromatic leaf which is commonly used in making desserts. It is also known as the vanilla of south east Asia
Hi hope you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for the info! We found that bun absolutely delicious so it's good to know what we were eating 😋
i definitely suggest u to go Kampung Bharu to try our local Malay food.
u can try Nasi Lemak which is our national food in Wanjo Stall there
We tried many local Malay foods on different days but unsure if we tried that. We will put it on our " Must try " list for our next visit to Malaysia! Thank you!😊
It's ok... Foods is not for everyone... One might like it n some might not... Our preference always different... 😂😂😂😂 But the experience is always never be bought... Thanks for the bravery to try it...
We love trying new things! Not everything can be our favorite, but we definitely loved a lot of food in Malaysia with so many amazing choices everywhere! ❤️ 😋
You should check out some churches as well like holy rosary church near little india and churches in melaka and penang. St Peter church in Melaka is the oldest church in Malaysia
Thank you so much for the info. Are we able to visit inside these churches? ❤️
@@WorldFamilyExplorersI think you can. The nearest church from the Central Market is the one next to the Merdeka Square. There are many other religious places you guys can visit like the Hindu temples, Chinese and Buddhist temples. You guys can also visit the mosques, however, you are required to cover yourself with the provided clothing coverage and during the visiting hours only.
@@WorldFamilyExplorers Yes, they usually open side doors in malaysian churches. Only some close them due to renovation or previous theft attempts.
Hey, Connor. If you want to make a wooden crocodile it's easy. Take a big piece of wood then chip away all the bits of wood that don't look like a crocodile.
Sounds easy enough 😂
All right, I need some pastries.
Us too! We are no longer in Malaysia but we're going back in December and we will try many more pastries! 😋
Grab your swimwear and head to Sunway Lagoon theme park or Genting Highlands. Your kids will like it.
Thank you for the recommendation. We are making a return trip in December and we should put that on our list! I'm sure our kids would love that! ❤️
for info, nice, fresh and delicious foods should be eaten outside of malls. try it in yr future visit
Thank you for your suggestions. We had lots of good food outside of malls in KL, Ipoh, and Penang Malaysia in our other videos, and it was very delicious! ❤️🇲🇾😋
Hi guys, welcome to Malaysia.
Masjid Jamek [Jamek mosque] is still operational and open to the non Muslims for visiting.
Jamek Mosque, officially Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque (Malay: Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad) is one of the oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is located at the confluence of the Klang and Gombak rivers and may be accessed via Jalan Tun Perak. The mosque was designed by British architect and soldier Arthur Benison Hubback, and built in 1909.
Thank you so much for the info. We would love to be able to see inside the beautiful mosques ! ❤️
The bread with the gooyee is actually Kaya.
Thank you for the info, it was delicious!
Kuala Lumpur is an urban and modern city. Consider visiting Malacca, a historical city that offers a peaceful environment for your mind, with beautiful architecture, rich history, and much more. It's only a two-hour journey away.😉
Thank you for the recommendation. We would love to visit Malacca on our next trip. It looks beautiful in the pictures we've seen, and we would love to see it in person! 😊 ❤️
That buffet line was crazy!...kinda like the lines use to be in Vegas...haven't been since before covid...many have shut down & become food courts...but I do know the prices have increased considerably for the ones that survived...better to cook at home. 😊
Yes, that was a crazy line! Too bad because we would have loved to try that food!
sultan abdul samad building is not a palace.... Its a government administration office during colonial times, now it house the ministry of communication
Thank you so much for the info! ❤
Is it just me or does mom look like Lisa Kudrow of Friends fame? She even speaks like Phoebe!
Hello! This is Mom/ Elly! 😊 I've been told I look like Lusa Kudrow before. We are both have heritage from Eastern Europe so maybe that's why. Lisa from. Belarus and I'm from Bulgaria! Thanks for watching! 😊
BTW..dont miss to visit night market on weekend in jalan tunku abdul rahman@TAR
Thanks for the recommendation ❤️
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@@WorldFamilyExplorers you welcome
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Connor the explorer😄
Connor loves exploring new places!
The land of America must be exciting too. Nice people around just like here in KL. The only concern is how to get certified halal food and it isn't easy I guess.
If you are in Cities in America, you cam find halal certified food, but it can be a challenge in smaller towns or rural areas. Thank you so much for watching our video. 😊 ❤️
@@WorldFamilyExplorers thank you for your recommendation.
The river of life is a project name given to the multi billion ringgit transformation of the gombak and klang river. These two rivers met, and the Chinese tin miners setup Kuala Lumpur or in malay means the muddy confluence.
Masjid Jamek is a working mosque.
It's such a nice area, we really enjoyed walking around it! And so good to hear about the mosque. Someone had told us that it wasn't a working one.
At the beginning of the video, your wife said “gonna eat a lot of Malaysian foood”... but the only Thing you guys ate that is close to a Malaysian-food is the Kaya puff. That’s all. Do you guys even know what Malaysian food is? 😂😂
Hi thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed the video ❤️ in the intro she said we will try local food, which we considered any food served by the different cultures of Malaysia. We know if course some foods are for tourists or are Western foods that Malaysians enjoy. 😊
FYI, this is a confusing statement. Local food IS Malaysian food, since we are all Malaysians here.
Hence local food is foods made by Malays, Chinese, Indians, Sabahans, Sarawakians and the other indigenous tribes of Malaysia.
Don't be confused with regards to Malaysians (citizens), and the Malays (largest ethnic group in Malaysia).
Anyways, enjoy the rest of your trip guys!
@redzuankamaruddin6648 thank you so much. This is one of the many things that make Malaysia great, the fact that there are so make cultures with many different food choices! 😊