Indonesian, Brunei, Singaporean and Malaysian are from the same root language, which is the Malay language. Differs from Javanese, Sunda and other Indonesian dialects.
@@loosookwai Im Singaporean. Singapore was part of the Johor-Riau kingdom and was completely Malay nation who spoke Malay only before the English came. Also till today, Malay is used for the coat of arms, national anthem and national language. Even Mr Lee knows the history of Singapore just like his dad. Thats why both of them studied Malay. Learn history mate, before you make wrongful statements here.
The green one is call PERIA in Malay known as bitter melon/ bitter gourd in English.. Its really good for those who have a diabetic.. U guys should try another manggo call "MANGGA HARUM MANIS" its expensive manggo in Malaysia.. Have u guys been to PASAR MALAM?
Thanks for the comment! And that is good to know 😋 we will try the mango for sure! What‘s special about this mango? And we haven‘t been to that market yet.. is it worth it?😳
Great videos.Noticed that you spent a lot of time at Chinatown. You can go to Brickfields for Indian food and Kampung Baru for Malay food for more variety.Good luck..
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. With $10, there r plenty of good street food u can get in Malaysia, for two, for breakfast, lunch n dinner. D nasi campur looked so good.
@@marklehmann Do try d street food from d night open markets in KL, d pasar malam in Taman Connaught, Cheras, a bit out of d city centre, is d longest open market in KL. With $10,.plenty of street food u can taste.
malay and indonesian language are from the same root so they are roughly about 80% similar. go to kampung bharu for authentic malay food such as nasi lemak wanjo
I want to ask with Rasa hehe.. What's the reason Lara wants to be Vegetarian, is Lara allergic to meat?? or Lara wants to live healthy? I'm always curious hehe Greetings from Indonesia to you.
I don‘t agree with the way animals are being treated (massproduction of meat, animal cruelty and so on) so I find it difficult to eat animals when on the other hand I hate how they are being treated. That’s why I stopped eating them ☺️ greetings to indonesia 🇮🇩 and see you there very soon hehe
Warung in Malaysia is known as gerai. Eating nasi campur in Malaysia, it is recommended that you take some gravy to go with it and you should mix it together. Nasi taste bland but with gravy it will give interesting flavour to it. Some eateries will add a few gravies to give more interesting taste to the nasi.
I don't think mochi is "Malay" food. By the way Malay is an ethnic group, like Chinese or Indian. I think you were at Petaling Street which is KL's Chinatown. Almost all the foods there are Chinese foods. If you want to try Malay foods, go to Kampung Baru KL, and for Indian food... Well Indian (Mamak) restaurants are almost everywhere but Brickfields KL is where our Little India is.
that "mochi" is a traditional chinese snack. i guess the stall just call it mochi for easier explanation and to be frank, it is similar to mochi. for malays, a similar mochi snack would be buah melaka/onde-onde.
In fact Indonesia and Malaysia many konflic and many different mindset no war but war intelektual , sorry bad English language,all Asian is same race (Mongoloid) like cines,Korea,Japan, accept Arab(Iran,Iraq...etc) and Indian (Bangladesh, Pakistan...etc)
welcome to malaysia. we are still not fully recovered from the pandemic which nearly kill our economy. the two years of various lockdowns really took out many businesses. many shops are still not opened yet. please try kampung baru for malay foods and brickfields for indian cuisines. and stay away from durian. it just not meant for europeans.
Actually petaling street is not like a street food tbh😂the foods there are so less.. for street food you should go to night market that usually open once/twice a week in some specific areas. All malaysian know where is it but not foreigners🥲 if there's a chance you guys will comeback, you can ask local here where are them!
I believe soy is a source of protein for vegetarians, they are usually made into soy drink, that soy pudding, tempeh, or any kind of tofu. So you guys should love the taste 😄
Hello you cannot say Nasi Campur are from Indonesia. Malaysia has it's own Nasi Campur & Indonesia would be the same. Both have a Malay community that where the Nasi Campur comes from.
No such thing as Indonesian. Its just a made up language Whatever they speak over there is Malay Language. Similar to German in Germany & Swiss German. Nobody in Switzerland are calling it as Switzerland Language are they?
i briefly viewed your video and skip a lot but it appears that both of you are vegetarian? New to this channel and first time watching your video...hope you don't mind me asking...
@@marklehmann Ok...if you can include meat then there's definitely wayyyyy more choices and great food but still should be okay for vegetarian but less choice...you can try ordering the famous hawker food such as char kuey teow, mee goreng and request to remove meat (i think there's hardly meat to begin with but they have prawn etc) or you can try nasi kandar and just choose the vegetarian side dishes.... I do hope you find Malaysia a food haven even for vegetarians... :)
@@marklehmann i like chilled version better hehe...come again to Malaysia next year during Ramadan fasting month... you'll have gigantic amount of food choices at our food bazaar
You should make food hunter around KL and Selangor because now ALL METRO, RAILWAY & MRT in KL,S'langor are free for one month. So, many things and food you can check out! Selamat datang ke Malaysia
I Really Enjoyed Seeing Both Of You Try The Street Food I Chinatown. Is This Chinatown Very Small?? What Both Of You Ate For $$10.00 Was A Snack. Not Lunch, Specially Not Dinner. Saw A Lot Of Meat Dishes You Walked By. Enjoyed Video
Oh Dear, u guys first day experience seems not really smooth thou...😅 Anyway, recommend Morning breakfast such as Dim sum, Roti Canai, char kuey teow+Mee (Noodle), chinese soup noodles with good hot local coffee/Milk Tea. Lunch time try the chinese chicken/duck rice with the add in crispy porks meats, indian nasi bryani, or Nasi Lemak...etc. As for Night/Supper Time would be Ramli Burger, Satay, Roti canai with the nice Sup Kambing (Mutton Soup), Ikan Bakar... etc
Bahasa Melayu Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand and Sulu Pilipina are from The Same Root called Bahasa Melayu Nusantara. But Indonesia renamed the Bahasa Melayu to Bahasa Indonesia due to political reason. Because according to Indonesia, Malay is not A Race ( unlike Malaysia, The Malays are the Biggest Race) but the Malay in Indonesia are only one of the Ethnic groups. Hopefully you will understand.
@@marklehmann for me it gonna be hard for me to find vegetarian food in Malaysia.. because sometimes if it is fried veggies the ingredients will involve some dry shrimp or anchovies that already been pounded by mortar and pestle.. masak lemak labu also had anchovies.. always eat it with rice and with sambal ketuk (fresh green chili mix with anchovies sometimes and a bit of salt pounded with mortal and pestle) this is just one of another simple Malay dishes.. kampung style..
@@marklehmann It is easy to get vegetarian food in Malaysia. First , start talking to the vendor. Second.Tell him / her that you do not eat animal, you only eat vegetable. Thirdly ,Ask them to prepare a vegetarian version of the noodle/ rice meal/ food for you. Most of them will gladly comply.
@@marklehmann mereka suka meng cliam budaya dan makanan kami bro jadi kami Malaysia itu katak dalam tempurung . Kami rakyat Indonesia sudah inggin menghancurkan negara mereka tinggal menunggu waktu
Have you ever tried these dishes before? 😳
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Indonesian, Brunei, Singaporean and Malaysian are from the same root language, which is the Malay language. Differs from Javanese, Sunda and other Indonesian dialects.
Ahh that‘s good to know! Thanks for explaining ☺️
Basically it is the same language.
Pardon me????!!! Singaporeans speak English,it's their root language not Malay language,do your study or just go there for visit..dude!
@@loosookwai Im Singaporean. Singapore was part of the Johor-Riau kingdom and was completely Malay nation who spoke Malay only before the English came. Also till today, Malay is used for the coat of arms, national anthem and national language. Even Mr Lee knows the history of Singapore just like his dad. Thats why both of them studied Malay. Learn history mate, before you make wrongful statements here.
@@loosookwai Singapore has 4 national languages: English, Malay, Chinese, Tamil. "do your study or just go there for visit? dude!"
Cendol. Buger ramly.. Roty jhon.. Nasik lemak.. Laksa.. Koeteaw.. Apam balik.. Cendol. Satay... Bihun sup... 😍😍🤤👍
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The green one is call PERIA in Malay known as bitter melon/ bitter gourd in English.. Its really good for those who have a diabetic.. U guys should try another manggo call "MANGGA HARUM MANIS" its expensive manggo in Malaysia.. Have u guys been to PASAR MALAM?
Thanks for the comment! And that is good to know 😋 we will try the mango for sure! What‘s special about this mango? And we haven‘t been to that market yet.. is it worth it?😳
@@marklehmann ... suggest you try fried bitter gourd ... usually serve in Indian restaurants ... have fun
Harum manis season already pass.. need to wait next year.. how about try durian😂🤣🤣🤣
The pudding is actually soya bean curd. You should try the peanut pancakes.
Okay next time we will!
Great videos.Noticed that you spent a lot of time at Chinatown. You can go to Brickfields for Indian food and Kampung Baru for Malay food for more variety.Good luck..
That sounds good! We‘ll for sure do that next time :)
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. With $10, there r plenty of good street food u can get in Malaysia, for two, for breakfast, lunch n dinner. D nasi campur looked so good.
Absolutely! We can‘t wait to try more options 😍
@@marklehmann Yes, please do, enjoy yourselves with d street food nasi campur. 🙂
@@marklehmann I also like d silken tofu, normally I would have it with ginger infused sugar syrup instead of d palm sugar syrup.
@@marklehmann Do try d street food from d night open markets in KL, d pasar malam in Taman Connaught, Cheras, a bit out of d city centre, is d longest open market in KL. With $10,.plenty of street food u can taste.
The green thing is the bitter gourd. The red kuah is made of glutinous rice flour and coconut milk.
That is good to know, thank you!
I recommend Kueh tiau goreng..ramly burger street stall, open night.. Malaysia has a lot good food.. need to make long list...😁😁😁
I bet there is sooo much to try 🤯
@@marklehmann yeah... stay safe, have a nice day ☺️☺️☺️
love from Sri Lanka, beautiful video
Thank you! Much love to you in beautiful sri lanka ☺️
@@marklehmann 😍
Those food looks very tasty.😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩
It‘s soooo good 😍
Aren't you coming to Sri Lanka?
We were in Sri Lanka ☺️
Comeback to Bali guys 😊
We will be in Bali in september ☺️
@@marklehmann Good 👍
malay and indonesian language are from the same root so they are roughly about 80% similar. go to kampung bharu for authentic malay food such as nasi lemak wanjo
Thanks for clarifying! Okay, we will go there next time☺️
Same root language Malaysia-Indonesia-Singapore-Brunei-south of Thailand-part of the Philippines
That‘s so interesting!
mmmm malaysia street food, your content trip are always amazing
Thanks! So nice to always see you in the comments ☺️
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Thank you, we wish the same for you!
Good👍🏻
Thanks ☺️
Wow really delicious
Sooo yummy! What is your favorite food?
I want to ask with Rasa hehe.. What's the reason Lara wants to be Vegetarian, is Lara allergic to meat?? or Lara wants to live healthy? I'm always curious hehe Greetings from Indonesia to you.
I don‘t agree with the way animals are being treated (massproduction of meat, animal cruelty and so on) so I find it difficult to eat animals when on the other hand I hate how they are being treated. That’s why I stopped eating them ☺️ greetings to indonesia 🇮🇩 and see you there very soon hehe
Lovely...Perfect... I am waiting for the SOUTH Indian food there... Tamil and Kerala cuisines in the next video...
Thanks Pradeep! We are looking forward to Indian food, we are huge fans of that 🤤
Cool
Thanks ☺️ have you tried those dishes?
Warung in Malaysia is known as gerai. Eating nasi campur in Malaysia, it is recommended that you take some gravy to go with it and you should mix it together. Nasi taste bland but with gravy it will give interesting flavour to it. Some eateries will add a few gravies to give more interesting taste to the nasi.
That is good to know, thank you for the clarification ☺️
... WARUNG is also in use in Malaysia ... in Malaysia, we use both, i.e warung & gerai.
I don't think mochi is "Malay" food. By the way Malay is an ethnic group, like Chinese or Indian. I think you were at Petaling Street which is KL's Chinatown. Almost all the foods there are Chinese foods.
If you want to try Malay foods, go to Kampung Baru KL, and for Indian food... Well Indian (Mamak) restaurants are almost everywhere but Brickfields KL is where our Little India is.
That‘s a good recommendation for our next time in Malaysia! Thank you ☺️ we will go there for sure and try some malaysian food 🤤
that "mochi" is a traditional chinese snack. i guess the stall just call it mochi for easier explanation and to be frank, it is similar to mochi. for malays, a similar mochi snack would be buah melaka/onde-onde.
Welcome to Malaysia 🙋have a great trips in the country 😊
Thank you for the warm welcoming 🙏🏼
Go Taman Connaught Night Market on Wednesday only. Malaysia's largest night market with crazy amount of street food!
Wow okay! We will do that on our next malaysia trip 😍
There are plenty more of street food in Malaysia for you both to discover .
Totally ☺️
In fact Indonesia and Malaysia many konflic and many different mindset no war but war intelektual , sorry bad English language,all Asian is same race (Mongoloid) like cines,Korea,Japan, accept Arab(Iran,Iraq...etc) and Indian (Bangladesh, Pakistan...etc)
Yes we heard of that, so sad..
Hast du Nasi Lemak probieren, schmeckt gut, in Kampong Baru heist Mak Wanjo, zum lrt bei Kampong Baru Haltestelle
Danke für die Empfehlung. Das müssen wir uns mal anschauen☺️
welcome to malaysia. we are still not fully recovered from the pandemic which nearly kill our economy. the two years of various lockdowns really took out many businesses. many shops are still not opened yet. please try kampung baru for malay foods and brickfields for indian cuisines. and stay away from durian. it just not meant for europeans.
Actually petaling street is not like a street food tbh😂the foods there are so less.. for street food you should go to night market that usually open once/twice a week in some specific areas. All malaysian know where is it but not foreigners🥲 if there's a chance you guys will comeback, you can ask local here where are them!
Ohhhhh thank you for the information! We will try that 🙏🏼
You guys should try nasi lemak, durian
Yummy!
Hello 👋🏼 my lovely couple😊❤️Malaysia street food is looking good 👍🏼 thank you so much for carrying us on this amazing journey.
Hey 🥰🥰 how are you doing? Thank you for your comment ❤️
@@marklehmann I’m doing good and you’re welcome ☺️
Your face eating mochi tells us verything…hilarious!
🤣 let’s say it wasn‘t for us
at chinatown u should try the longan/mata kucing (cat eyes) drink - yummy. also u should try some nyonya kuih
Okay next time :)
Malaysia kos murah.. Makanan seluruh dunia ada.. 👌
Yeees 😋
10ringgit for nasi n veggies without meat??crazy
No for both dishes together ☺️
How about trying Indian food in the Indian part of KL and foods in other ghettos...
Sounds good ☺️
That mask bong realy caught me😂
🤣🤣🤣
I looked at them and they're both cute. Let's go get something to eat together Looks warm and happy.
😄 thanks :)
The mochi food that you ate is chinese food.
Yes 🙌🏽
I like both of u.. So i will subscribe.. 😁
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For street food you should try Penang! It has arguably the best selection of street food.
Oh nice okay! Thanks for the recommendation
u need to go to pasar malam in kl to taste local food.. also try to go to kampung baru
Okay next time we will go there!
I believe soy is a source of protein for vegetarians, they are usually made into soy drink, that soy pudding, tempeh, or any kind of tofu. So you guys should love the taste 😄
Yes absolutely, but the taste is something you have to get used to I‘d say 😄
@@marklehmann I agree, I'm on Herbalife diet it's made out of soy, I kinda had to love it 😄
Are you both vegetarians? Not even fish ?
Fish yes ☺️ mark eats meat sometimes ☺️
The mochi black is a black sesame
Yes ☺️
try go to vegetarian restaurant next time, hv a lot of variety... very different from vege diet in the west
That sounds good! Any recommendations?
Dharma realm guan yin sagely monastery food centre. Mon to Friday at 11am. Be early. Only for lunch
The soya pudding is made from soya beans
Yes 😋 we mispronounced it.. did you try it?☺️
u should go to area Kampung Baru.. around 4pm
Okay, next time we‘ll go there! Thanks Azrin ☺️
Sieht mega lecker aus vor allem die soya beans - da würde ich ja noch dicker werden 😂 gönnt Euch Leute - Weiter so - Liebe geht raus 😍
❤️🙏🏼 Geht uns nicht anders, immer diese essens videos 🥲 was man nicht alles so macht 😂
Hello you cannot say Nasi Campur are from Indonesia. Malaysia has it's own Nasi Campur & Indonesia would be the same. Both have a Malay community that where the Nasi Campur comes from.
Ah got it! That‘s good to know! But the name is nasi campur in both countries?
@@marklehmann Yes! Correct!
No such thing as Indonesian. Its just a made up language Whatever they speak over there is Malay Language. Similar to German in Germany & Swiss German. Nobody in Switzerland are calling it as Switzerland Language are they?
They actually do call it Swiss German haha
@@marklehmann but still "German"
i briefly viewed your video and skip a lot but it appears that both of you are vegetarian? New to this channel and first time watching your video...hope you don't mind me asking...
Hey, thanks for being here! Lara doesn‘t eat meat and mark eats meat sometimes ☺️
@@marklehmann Ok...if you can include meat then there's definitely wayyyyy more choices and great food but still should be okay for vegetarian but less choice...you can try ordering the famous hawker food such as char kuey teow, mee goreng and request to remove meat (i think there's hardly meat to begin with but they have prawn etc) or you can try nasi kandar and just choose the vegetarian side dishes.... I do hope you find Malaysia a food haven even for vegetarians... :)
Start learning arabic as soon as possible
Why?
@@marklehmann holyquran is in arabic but ofcourse you can read the translation in your own language
some people like me like to eat chilled soy bean pudding rather than lukewarm version
Ohhhh? Which version do you like most?
@@marklehmann i like chilled version better hehe...come again to Malaysia next year during Ramadan fasting month... you'll have gigantic amount of food choices at our food bazaar
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You should make food hunter around KL and Selangor because now ALL METRO, RAILWAY & MRT in KL,S'langor are free for one month. So, many things and food you can check out! Selamat datang ke Malaysia
Good idea for the next time! Thank you ☺️
pulau tioman and pulau pentian is fun to
We need to check it out when we come back 🙏🏼
I Really Enjoyed Seeing Both Of You Try The Street Food I Chinatown. Is This Chinatown Very Small?? What Both Of You Ate For $$10.00 Was A Snack. Not Lunch, Specially Not Dinner. Saw A Lot Of Meat Dishes You Walked By. Enjoyed Video
We don‘t eat meat which is why our options are limited, but we had nasi campur and some snacks which was awesome ☺️
Oh Dear, u guys first day experience seems not really smooth thou...😅 Anyway, recommend Morning breakfast such as Dim sum, Roti Canai, char kuey teow+Mee (Noodle), chinese soup noodles with good hot local coffee/Milk Tea. Lunch time try the chinese chicken/duck rice with the add in crispy porks meats, indian nasi bryani, or Nasi Lemak...etc. As for Night/Supper Time would be Ramli Burger, Satay, Roti canai with the nice Sup Kambing (Mutton Soup), Ikan Bakar... etc
Wow thanks for the recommendations! Next time we‘ll totally do that 😍
Bahasa Melayu Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand and Sulu Pilipina are from The Same Root called Bahasa Melayu Nusantara.
But Indonesia renamed the Bahasa Melayu to Bahasa Indonesia due to political reason. Because according to Indonesia, Malay is not A Race ( unlike Malaysia, The Malays are the Biggest Race) but the Malay in Indonesia are only one of the Ethnic groups.
Hopefully you will understand.
Thank you for your recommendation! That definitely makes it a lot more clear ☺️
Welcome to Malaysia brother and sister🤗🤗🌈 always healthy and have fun ur trip holidays enjoy it....btw nice vid edit👍🏻
Thanks! We love it here! And thank you for mentioning the edit, Lara puts sooo many hours in them so we appreciate that ❤️
Good day Lehmann,
Come to Penang, if you like street food. We have plenty to offer. Perhaps can
show you guys how to eat like a local 😀
That would be fun! 😋
Wao very nice
Thank you!
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Guten Tag ☺️ wie geht es dir?
So you are vegans??
Lara is vegetarian and mark eats meat sometimes ☺️
@@marklehmann for me it gonna be hard for me to find vegetarian food in Malaysia.. because sometimes if it is fried veggies the ingredients will involve some dry shrimp or anchovies that already been pounded by mortar and pestle.. masak lemak labu also had anchovies.. always eat it with rice and with sambal ketuk (fresh green chili mix with anchovies sometimes and a bit of salt pounded with mortal and pestle) this is just one of another simple Malay dishes.. kampung style..
@@marklehmann It is easy to get vegetarian food in Malaysia.
First , start talking to the vendor. Second.Tell him / her that you do not eat animal, you only eat vegetable. Thirdly ,Ask them to prepare a vegetarian version of the noodle/ rice meal/ food for you.
Most of them will gladly comply.
Do come to Kelantan
Where is it?☺️
@@marklehmann it's on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. It borders Thailand and Terengganu
FYI you can now find mochi boba, mochi durian ice cream from Walls here
Ohhh yummy! Did you already try it?
@@marklehmann yes I have tried them both
Have u guys tried cempedak, mangosteen and durian?
Durian and mangosteen yes 😋
@@marklehmann for vegetarian food, go to blue boy vegetarian food too
Balik lagi ke indonesia.
😔😔
Sooo soon☺️
@@marklehmann I always wait
@@marklehmann sekarang aku subscribe. 👍👍
How about in my friend's country
Which one?
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I love watching your food adventure videos keep up with the content, you guys never fail to entertain my boredom (;
Thanks for your nice comment, makes our day 😋
Buat rakyat Indonesia pantau terus awas makanan dan budaya kita di claim milik Malaysia
Ohhhh interesting!
@@marklehmann mereka suka meng cliam budaya dan makanan kami bro jadi kami Malaysia itu katak dalam tempurung .
Kami rakyat Indonesia sudah inggin menghancurkan negara mereka tinggal menunggu waktu
Haa .haa .haa .Indon yg byk Claim makanan dan budaya Malaysia!😁👎
Go to pasar malam or night market to eat street food.
Sounds like a plan!
It is challenging for you if you are only vegetarian, unless you only consume desserts and pastries.
Sometimes it really is a challenge 😄
Wow, u guys know how to speak Malay!!!🤩
Sedikit 🙏🏼😂
@@marklehmann hebat!
If you're still in Malaysia, you can also visit the Eco Park KL that's near Masjid Jamek LRT station. Hope you two have a great time here^^
Thank you for your nice comment and the recommendation! On our next malaysia trip (which is hopefully soon) we will go there for sure ☺️