FIRST TIME TRYING MALAYSIAN FOOD! - Top 3 Malaysian Food Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- It was Stacia’s first time trying Malaysian food and it didn’t disappoint! Her Top 3 Malaysian food reaction was very in depth, informative, and pretty funny when it came to eating dessert ;) Make sure you tell us what you think the best Malaysian food in Kuala Lumpur is down below in the comments.
We started off our Kuala Lumpur street food tour with what most say is the #1 dish in Malaysian cuisine. We knew right away from your comments on instagram Stacia would be trying Nasi Lemak as the first dish. The delicious flavors of coconut, salt, spicy and sweet were pretty much the perfect combination.
We wanted to title the video American’s try Malaysian food, but Ryan wouldn’t try anything other than a 100 Plus soda! Haha. Either way, next up on the list was Hokkien Mee. What is hokkien mee? It’s a cantonese noodle dish made with dark soy sauce and pork lard. You bet Stacia was trying this one!
Last up on the savory side was quite possible the best Char Siu ever. Okay, I’ll admit this was my first Char Siu but it was so good it had to be the best! Because Malaysia is heavily Muslim, we didn’t expect to find much pork on Malaysian street food menus, but this Kuala Lumpur foodcourt in Petaling Jaya, SS2 had plenty of pork options for non-halal diners.
Lastly, a shaved ice dessert with red beans called “ABC”. Red beans are really new to us in deserts, so this one took a little time to start enjoying. Leave a comment down below if you know where red beans in dessert originated! Bonus points if you do.
We hope you enjoyed this video of Stacia eating in Kuala Lumpur. If you’re a foodie like her, I’m sure you enjoyed seeing our picks for trying Malaysian food for the first time! We know we missed a lot of amazing dishes, so leave a comment down below and we will do another asian street food tour again when we get to Penang!
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If you ever come to Malaysia again, you must
1. Buy a nasi lemak from a Malay stall.
2. Try Char Kuey Teow from Chinese.
3. Eat a roti canai served with teh tarik (milk tea) made by Indian.
Of course there are more varieties of food from other races in Malaysia but those are the top 3 you should try 😊
Thanks so much for these suggestions!!! For this video we chose the food court to find all of the dishes in one spot but we will definitely take your recommendations! I think we will be in KL again over New Years ☺️
I would try this list
@@DarshanaHashendra have u try ? Abc ? Cendol ?
Hi..... Malay friend... 😁
This is call ONE MALAYSIAN😍
Malaysia is my fav country to live in, the people.. ohmygod they're all down to earth, super friendly!
Hi Rose! Yes, we agree with you 100%. The culture there is amazing and the people are very friendly ❤️
Rose R thank you ❤️ I'm so proud to be Malaysian.
Rose R mmm ok 😅😅
Rose R you should try burger Ramli, kuey teow, roti canai and teh tarik, it's mean "tea pull"
Lisa Liyana I've tried all of them 😍 Super tasty. Nasi lemak, Roti canai, Kerabu rice and Milo are my all-time to eat. I'm a german married to a Malaysian chinese, I have to say that I'm the luckiest to be living with Malaysian family these years. Beautiful country for a family! 😍❤
Just a note, it's not Malay Chinese, it's Malaysian Chinese.
Thank you! Noted ☺️🙏
XynanXDB hidup malaysia
It should be Chinese Malaysian :)
Haha was wondering what was Malay Chinese. Now I got what they were trying to say.
I know it was so annoying
You can't leave Malaysia without trying the durian fruit!
We tried Durian in Thailand and wasn’t too impressed haha 😂 We hear Malaysian Durian is a little different though.
Currently it's the Durian season. You gotta try the best of the best Durian called Musang King. Probably the most expensive variety you can buy and highly sought after. My mum just got back from my grandma's durian orchard and our Land Cruiser Prado was filled with just durian LOL this neighbourhood is going to smell for sure LOL
jalabi99 itu gua setuju
we export durian to china. so u know hahaha..
you have no idea how different is the Musang king. It will change your thoughts about durian.
I really like Malaysia food . Always delicious ❤👍
RM9.80 for nasi lemak? that is super expensive! usually its only cost RM1.50-3.00
Yeah, we keep hearing that. But those were the posted prices even locals were paying at that location. We also made it to Village Park for one of the more popular Nasi Lemak spots and it was even better. But still the same price. Probably because it’s so busy and popular there with long ques.
RM3 should be a plain set, without chicken rendang. With chicken rendang, about RM7 seem like a fairer price.
Kuala Lumpur, its no shock if its that expensive. Though, my best nasi lemak was only 1.50. The cost in the city kinda more expensive thats why theres no shock to that
Come to kampung , I mean village .
Mame Kuti RM1.50 has less rice, half of hard boiled egg, 2 slice of cucumber, fried anchovies and peanuts.
RM 3.00 usually has at least a whole fried eggs.
RM5-7 comes with a larger portion and chicken.
Come to terengganu malaysia.. You can try eat tradisional food terengganu.. Its so good.. Im indonesia but i like malaysia.. Good country
Don't go to Terengganu unless you agree with a court caning young women in front of 200 dirty perverts who probably still jerk off thinking about what they sway. Terengganu is Malaysia's asshole.
@@byteme9718 we're talking about foods here mister.
@@aureus4735 Tourists should know the kind of state they are putting money into. Best to boycott this backward state until they realise it's the 21st century.
@@byteme9718 where are you from? and where you can get that information?
@@byteme9718 wow wow wow? Im from Terengganu and its was totally different from your statement sir😂
Wow, love how you shot this intro! Piqued our interest and then the slow-mo shots with the music done so well! Bravo! Of course, so fun watching Stacia try different food.
Thanks! I don’t really get into the food videos but Stacia loves doing them. Shooting the intro broll keep me sane 🤣
The country that has the most amazing Food in the world: MALAYSIA.
Definitely some amazing dishes here! 👍🏻🤤
i miss malaysia so much
It’s a great country, I can see why you miss it! Where were you from and where in the US are you living now?
DeathByVlog i was born and raised in California (currently living there) and my parents are from malaysia so every summer we always go back to malaysia to visit all my relatives
That’s so awesome! It’s great that you can visit there often. We plan on visiting Cali for a bit once we return to the US. We love the beach life there. Maybe even look for a place to live for a while. It’s just very expensive. Know any good places like Venice or Santa Monica?
oh hi bro.. im a Johorean..(malay) nice to know u..
The dark sauce in the ho kien noodles is called 'kicap'.
You bought an expensive nasi lemak... and you should try rojak, roti canai, goreng pisang, asam pedas in Melaka, laksa...variety of laksa in Malaysia....enjoy!!!
Stacia did try the Laksa in the Penang food video. Check that one out if you haven't seen it yet 😊
Oh I know isn’t Pisano goreng just amazing
Awesome video. Welcome to Malaysia Ryan and Stacia. Both of you seem to be behaving like Malaysians already. Hahahahaha. Have a wonderful trip.
Hi SuaraAku! Thank you so much. We are definitely enjoying Malaysia a lot. So much great culture and food here. Welcome to the channel. Great to have you here with us 🙏🏻❤️
What the heck. 9.80 ringgit, the guy who sold you the nasi lemak, should be eliminated.
We’ve heard it was expensive! It was with fried chicken... so many others were in line too! I wonder if we got overcharged for being foreign 🤔
It's because you a tourist. They take advantage on you.
Shouldnt cost that much unless you asked for additional portions
i'm Malaysian by the way.
Gila.. tul harga dia.. hahahhaha
It's so fun to watch you guys and to see Stacia eat "Exotic" foods 😂, saludos!
She was on the hunt for a grilled frog so I’m VERY glad we didn’t find one 😂 🐸 Glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Does she have a stomach made of steel?!? 😂
for the ais kacang/air batu campur(abc), you can ask them not to put beans inside, you can have some xtras of the things you like....
Mmmm that would be great!! Thanks for the tip. I liked everything besides the beans, so maybe some extra fruit would be good instead ☺️🙏
if you want nasi lemak in KL , then go to Bukit Aman (nasi lemak tanglin), or Kampung Baru (nasi lemak antarabangsa) or next to Sultan Sulaiman club (nasi lemak CT Garden), also near Kampung baru, or any of the Mali's Corner outlets.
Such great suggestions!! Thanks so much. We tried Village Park but will definitely keep these on our radar 👍👍
Thank you for visiting malaysia and spend time in malaysia. refund with like and subcribe.
Hello Elvin.. Are you malaysian?
if you want eating malaysia food ,kuala lumpur is not the best place..their food over price...
Johor is way better.
you know the feelings when you see lovely foreigners trying your home meals/dish. It is fascinating and I always do love to see their reactions. anyway nice vid and thank you for dropping by to our lovely multi-culture country, MALAYSIA. Kudos!
Hi Chuckyrr bky! Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed the video. We have another food video coming out soon we are making here in Penang 👍🏻
Nasi Lemak with fried chicken RM9.80? Holly Cow! I always eats same as your just for below RM6.. I not recommended you to came Kuala Lumpur because so much EXPENSIVE. Or before you came here you should survey all those stall that you wanna try Malaysian food. You can get more than what you eat.. You just got lied by people XD Im Malaysian by the way.. Glad you came our country... And do the VLOG
Yes, we keep hearing how expensive it was. Maybe we got the “tourist” prices lol 😂
It just not the "tourist"', but who are from other state In Malaysia also. I always had it
Lee Lin Jun hahaha yup, roadside had most cheapest food than foodcourt as in the video.. I live in Terengganu by the way. There have lot of food n cheap but for now i stay at Kemaman n the price for the food are same as KL.. Its because Kemaman were "perindustrian" place😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Right?? At my place it's usually RM2-4
fried chicken normally RM3.50,for nasi lemak around RM3, so normal price around RM6.50
but not sure ss2 pricing some stall price will go higher if every day pack with customer
Your intros are just getting better and better. Brilliant work.
As for a thumbnail of Stacia putting food in her mouth? Not at all clickbaity. Not. At. All.
My three year old said, with very round eyes, “what is auntie Stacia putting in her mouth?”
Excellent vid guys. You should be in the 100,000s of subs and tens of thousands of views very soon.
👍🏻
Haha, we had like 30 photos to choose from for the thumbnail and I stopped looking as soon as I saw that one 😂 Thanks for compliment on the broll bro 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Haha awwww. Just noodles my dear :) Who knows if we will ever grow that big, but we will keep putting out videos no matter what!
Love your content presentation, music was so cool. Next time in KL, must try Bak Kut Teh, Hainanese Chicken Rice well known in Thai as Khao man gai (ข้าวมันไก่) taste a bit different in Malaysia & Thau & Nasi Kandar. Better still let me know, will bring you around. Keep it up Ryan & Stacia:-)
Thanks Justin! Appreciate all the tips 👍🏻😊
Great job Stacia, I absolutely love seeing different foods from other cultures. You guys should make this a regular part of your vlogs at all your different locations. Loved the caramelized pork, looked very tasty, being married to a Pinay, pork is a common item in our home.... Great job guys keep it up!
Hey Brian! She loves the food videos. It’s right up her alley. We will be making them more often in the places we visit 👍🏻 Thanks for watching 😊
Hey guys!! We are in Singapore right now and will be back in KL in a week. If you guys are still around, we'd love to collab!!! Love the videos! Great work and fun times. Enjoy your time in Malaysia :)
Hope you’re enjoying Singapore! We are leaving KL on Sunday unfortunately. Have a great trip and thanks for watching ❤️
Penang foods way more better and cheaper!! Go hunt for it there!!😉
most of the product in Malaysia are universal. You can have bean curry, bean sweet soup or bean kueh. Same to the carrot, carrot stir fried and also carrot cake.
It’s cool those foods are used in many dishes in different ways 👍🏻
there's also carrot susu which is a blended carrot mix with sweetener..
Stacia you are a brave woman to try everything,Ryan you should try it too brother 👊🏻😄
Haha I’ll leave the food tasting to Stacia 😉
That nasi lemak you ate is quite pricey for Malaysian standard..that simple dish should only cost around Rm5..you should when to different places for range of different dish..that place might only specialize on chinese cuisine, go somewhere else to have nasi lemak, as it was Malay cuisine..you might have a more reasonable price, and more authentic taste by doing so..
Nice video by the way...welcome to Malaysia..😁
Thank you so much for the information and the warm welcome!! 🙏❤️ Off camera, we tried Nasi Lemak at Village Park and a variety of other food court areas and the lowest price we found was RM7. Maybe because we look like tourists ☺️ That’s okay though, we enjoyed the dish very much!
Most welcome...try to go to rural places or country side of Kuala Lumpur...city area is quite pricey..i live in Kajang area, not very far from KL (Petronas tower still visible), the food quality, quantity and price is already differ, here more reasonable..
*i thought price mark-up to tourist in restaurant is rarely heard in Malaysia..we are so sorry if that ever happen...😀
DeathByVlog It's normal for Nasi Lemak to be RM7 in KL.
It can even go up to RM20 in tourist trap areas.
I don't know if you have try this, but i would like to suggest you this at terengganu and Kelantan
Laksam
Nasi dagang
Nasi minyak
Gulai ikan tongkol (tuna curry malay version )
Singgang daging
Singgang ikan
Most but not least budu(a fish sos like, good to eat with rice and some vegetables)
Hi guys. Im new here. Just joined today. I have been to Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia and finally Malaysia. I can understand your cravings. Malaysian food is simply the best of the lot there. Cant wait to go there again
Oh yes to all you Malaysians out there, your food is definitely better than the Singapore versions. Its like yours is more authentic, i guess?
Hi Sam! Welcome to the channel man. Great to have you here part of the DBVfam 👍🏻 We found Malaysian food to be one of the better tasting cuisines so far.
DeathByVlog Thanks. Really enjoy the shots!
Also you can try go to Pasar Malam or night market... it was super delicious with cheap and reasonable price! Apam balik, yong tau foo, cendol and many more! Have a great time in Malaysia!
Thanks for the suggestions! The food in Malaysia is amazing 😊
It was so much fun to see you guys enjoyed the meals
Thanks Adam!! Everything was great and I’m still dreaming about Char Siu 🤤
not this nasi lemak for first.... i like the village park nasi lemak more, which located just 15mins from SS2
We have heard such great things about Village Park! We will prepare to stand in line haha
for breakfast, usually malaysian takes nasi lemak, roti canai, kuih muih or nasi campur. you should try kuih muih which have alot of choice like karipap, donut, tepung pelita and other more. you can find a cheap and reasonable price of food from a stall/hawker beside the road. have a nice day in malaysia. we always welcoming you :)
Thank you so much for that warm welcome and for all of your suggestions ❤️🙏 Can’t wait to keep trying more local dishes... we need to get out of our eggs for breakfast habit 😂
i love your intro! so satisfying!!
Thank you Farhan! 🙏🏻❤️
thank you farhan,from london
Decades ago I brought my U of Oregon International Recruitment Director to the same spot; out of KL -- he was overwhelmed with this place.
There is a lot going on, I don’t blame him. But overwhelmed in an amazingly delicious way I hope ☺️🤤
Love this video too. All the food, Stacia can eat, wow. Is Stacia a littlebit Indonesian? Greetings from Dave again.
Malaysia - The largest population in Peninsular Malaysia is Malay followed by Chinese and Indian. Don't forget about East Malaysia which we have Sarawak and Sabah. There they have more than 30 etnics combined. So you only discovered 10% of it......Hope one day you can go there and learn more about our country! :)
Sounds like such an incredible mix of cultures! We would love to make it to eastern Malaysia... going to need to plan that 👍 thanks for the info ☺️❤️
Beans: its a chinese thing, we have mung beans, black beans, soya bean, kidney beans in our desert
The dessert beans are growing on us 😊 We're so used to only beans in savory dishes from the States
ABC actually name Ais Batu Campur which is called Mix shaved Ice. Bean are actually part of it because it go nice with the evaporated milk or condensed milk or coconut milk. Cendol, grass jelly, sago, big red bean, red bean, jelly, agar-agar are also one of the ingredients.
Thanks for this info! Loved the condensed milk... so yummy. I'll try the beans again in the Cendol but no promises that I will like it haha 😂 The rest of the dessert is amazing
OMG ! Can't believe you did not try halo-halo. Now you have to visit the Philippines again. It's a sign ! ha.ha.ha
levi liwanag it is a sign!!! I’m coming for Halo Halo in December!! And more lechon 🤤
We will be back soon and definitely trying it 👍🏻
If you do, there is a proper way to eat it. Mix all the ingredients first ... that is the definition of " halo'halo ", mix - mix. Safe travels !
levi liwanag ahh I missed the mixing step here too. Thank you!!! Glad I will know the proper way now ☺️🙏
Back to back vlogs.... WHAT!!!!!! It must be Christmas in July. Thank you thank you thank you for including the USD prices!!! So I want to get to the bottem of the balcony issue and why you guys had to switch places??? Also, when will Stacia's pig stuffed animal make its way into the international vlog???
Love this comment!! Haha. You're making me saddddd with the pig :( It's home waiting for us to return, however we have seen some very cute stuffed animal pigs over here. We are always tempted to buy one! In regards to the apartment switch... your answer might be here in one of these videos soon :)
Haha the PIG! 🐖 We miss that little guy 😂
Hope you guys enjoy...
Welcome to malaysia...
😘😘😘😘😘
Try...
Nasi minyak
Nasi kerabu
Nasi dagang
Pulut panggang
Roti jala
Keropok lekor
Kuih lapis
Karipap
Tepung bungkus
And banyak lagi lah...
Hello Hidayu Hussin! Thanks for the welcome. Great to have you here on the channel 🙏🏻😊
Thanks for sharing all the info on the last couple of videos about Kuala Lumpur, I am hoping to get there next year on my next visit to SE Asia. I am also hoping to get to Penang too, so your upcoming videos are also going to be very helpful. Looking forward to more great videos, you two are awesome, keep up the great work!
That’s awesome man!! You’re going to have a blast in Malaysia... it’s the country that has surprised us the most so far. We really like it here. Keep us posted on your trip and Penang videos are coming soon!
Great to hear how much the two of you like it, that has me pretty excited! I am DEFINITELY going there now.
Enjoy your foodventure guys.😁 Welcome to malaysia.
Malaysia's Prodigal Son thank you so much!! Here on your home turf ☺️ Food was so good I’m drooling watching this again 🤤
Hey man! Loving Malaysia so far 👍🏻
Hey, just found your channel a few days ago, great to know that you guys are coming to Penang soon (which is my hometown), definitely must try the Laksa and Char Kuey Teow here, they are a must. Anyway, appreciate on those excellent videos, you guys shud get more subscribers haha. subscibed :)
Hi JingHang! So glad you found us. Welcome to the channel 😊 We are excited to see all the food in Penang. That’s what everyone keeps telling us. We will be there for a week after 3 weeks in Langkawi. Welcome to the channel! ❤️
You have not try sticky rice with black bean ? It's my favorite dessert menu. Next time when you visit Thailand please try it. 😋😋😋
Stacia Sleight : This is what sticky rice with black bean looks like.
ruclips.net/video/P-_l7sRffb4/видео.html
So many beans haha. I’ll try anything though! -Stacia
DeathByVlog : It tastes good when you chew them all together at one bite(one scoop of spoon with sicky rice, black beans,coconut milk cream).😋
My home! SS2! Glad that you enjoyed the food... Lot of people come here for food. :)
Thanks support Malaysia
We love it here. Excited to explore even more 😊👍🏻
The way to hold a chopstick is the same as holding a pen but just higher. Make sure your fingers are holding it the right way like holding a pen. Normally holding it higher than middle of the chopstick. Try it! : ) I'm ethnic Chinese in Malaysia by the way. :)
next time you come to malaysia .....wanna try the best nasi lemak ... go to village park restaurant at damansara ... its one of the best
Hi Sharon! We actually went there on our last day in KL! It was so good 👍🏻 We made a couple Instagram stories about it and they are saved in our Kuala Lumpur Instagram story highlights on the page. Check it out if you’re interested 😉
Love the image quality and editing... and of course Stace ;) (y) Keep 'em coming!!!
Thanks Percival! Glad you are digging the videos 👍🏻 And yes, everyone loves Stacia 😂
DeathByVlog sorry mate, you don't get any 💕at all 😢 but maybe one day 😜✌️
Haha I can take it. At least people give me the filming and editing compliments 🤣😂
Ryan should be trying all the food also. Anyway, I'm a chicken lover too. 😂 Stacia trying all the food but still pretty and sexy. 👏 You make us all hungry on this one. Great food right there! 👌
Darcy Calora I agree with you!! After 7 years though, I’ve given up on trying to have Ryan eat different foods! Haha. He has actually stepped out of his comfort zone a LITTLE during this trip and I’m proud of him so far ☺️
One step at a time! 😂
I have definitely stepped out of my comfort zone a few times already. Baby steps is right haha. Slow always wins the race 😂
another great vlog, now i'm so hungry. ABC is really like halo-halo but ours has more ingredients.
Thanks Jan! Stacia is excited for the Halo Halo come December 👍🏻
You need to mix up the ice kacang for the flavours to get mixed up with the shredded ice :)
Okay, thanks! 🙏 Will do next time. I think the next shaved ice treat will be cendol... I will mix that too :)
DeathByVlog cendol won't have.beans .. haha so you'll love it :)
GOOD Morning from Melbourne Australia, watching you guys while at work hahaha
Hi Jason! Sounds like a nice job when you can watch RUclips lol 😂
yes sir!! my workmate Nathan said Hi!
Hi Nathan! 😉
I love beans in my dessert. I always look for them at the bottom of my bowl. lol
Haha nice! You can have ours too 😂❤️ Is it always red beans?
yea, but you can just ask for no beans and that is fine as well.
Omg🙏👌🙏this is y we want to come back for food 👣👣👣when people asked what we missed about msia 👌👍🙏oh yessssss food first n family 2nd hehehehe 🙏👌🙏
Haha YES!! Food is amazing in Malaysia 🤤
Good to hear that you guys are having a good time in Malaysia. Selamat Datang ke Malaysia
Thank you, a beautiful, friendly country Malaysia is!
1:47 - RM9.80 is too expensive for nasi lemak with fried chicken, but for big city like KL its still normal.
7:38 - It just a bean, an it possible to have more than just bean on desert in Malaysia. Especially if u try Laici Kang drink. There got more than 15 ingredients include various type of beans. Honestly sometimes i didnt like bean or peanut too in my foods/drinks.
ABC i always ask without bean😂 i think because Chinese call "红豆冰" and"红豆" means red bean, so inside hv bean?
Hahah yesss #nobean team 😂❤️
BANANA LEAF RICE
Also your videos are great to watch! Glad you guys are having a really good time in Malaysia.
Yesss!! We were searching for banana leaf rice but didn’t find it here. We just made it to Penang and are now on the hunt again 👍 Thanks so much for your comment and warm welcome... still very much enjoying Malaysia ☺️❤️
Remember folks, when you really don't like the dessert, "accidentally" spill it. It works every time. Thanks for the tip. :)
Hahaha! 🤣🤣🤣
DDIII3 hahaha!! Hmm I never knew that... or did I? 😏💁🏻♀️❤️
I'm tellin ya... you guys need to be on the Travel Channel or Food Network or some shit... lol awesome vid!!!
Yo! What’s up bro. Hope things are good in NYC 👍🏻 Stacia could definitely rock the Food Network 🐷 😉
Dj Shy haha thanks you’re awesome for saying that. #hireme 😂😂
wow..Hokkien mee RM 9 ? is it for 2 person or single person ? quite expensive..maybe because of in KL..
I think it was a one person dish, although I didn’t eat it all. I have heard that Kuala Lumpur prices were higher than other places in Malaysia... also maybe because it was a food court and not just a stand alone shop. It was good though ☺️❤️
ok..as long u enjoy the food ,ha ha ha..but food court price normally will be cheaper than shop lot.
Is already rm7.50 in subang ady.
you have to touring from south to north and west to east.
by doing this you can try local trademark food.
for example if you to north state p.pinang you have opportunity to find the best laksa,pasembok,
south state johor mee bandung,
every state in malaysia have own trademark food.
For starters.. that ABC you should mix first.. you dont eat from the top like that. Haha
Man the filming is absolute quality.
Thanks dude!! 🙌 Broll is always something I’m trying to keep on top of
Nasi Lemak for RM9? Gurl, you can get RM4.50 with the same dish what you order.
Haha so we hear!! I wonder if I got charged more for being foreign? It was really good, so I’m still happy! The lowest I’ve found for Nasi Lemak with fried chicken has been RM7. Must keep searching 😂🙏❤️
DeathByVlog haha next time better choose wisely 😉
watching Stacia try new food or just eat makes me salivate. her yummy (and not-so-yummy) face is lit! if you love the BBQ pork belly, Char Siew Yoong in Pudu Ulu is a must!
Thanks for the food tip! We will definitely keep our eyes open for that dish 😊👍🏻
Hope you guys have a gym membership....😁. Great camera work and the sincerity shines through in your videos. And pre packed 7-11 Nasi lemak???? Never!!! And the beans is suppose to cool you down in our hot weather....I'm sure Penang will be AWESOME!!!
johan iskandar 😂😂 I ran for 45 minutes straight today after eating all of this haha. Interesting about the beans! I didn’t know they were for cooling purposes... thank you for sharing, I’ve been so curious! And the 7-11 Nasi Lemak was terrible hahaha 🤦🏻♀️ Now at least I can appreciate the good stuff!
I lost my six pack already. Ok, 4 pack 😉 But, I’m going on a more strict food schedule soon. Weird that beans cool you down 🤔
i dont think to go to malaysian cuz i aleready live there...😅This People in this country is friendly...they are kind to people...i eat nasi lemak there its so delicious..i try all malaysian food...for me..wow...all of their food is very delicious..never leave that country cuz there still have intresting place i dont go...
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!! not 7 eleven nasi lemak!!!
Hahahaha 😂😂😂 It was terrible. We went to Village Park on our last day in KL and that was 😍🤤
That true
Next u should try ,
1.Murtabak
2.Apam balik
3.Burger Ramly
4.Nasi kerabu
5.Kuih koci
6.Laksa penang
7.Asam pedas with rice
8.Roti bom (at mamak restaurant)
9.Mee hailam
10.Nasi goreng paprik
you're special, not jalan alor but SS2 food court
We went to Jalan Alor but felt it a bit too touristy... we liked SS2 better :)
Malaysian people are so unique..... They can life in harmony even though they have different culture, status and races. One thing that Malaysian uniqueness that I know is on their conversion. They always ended their conversion with "lah". " Lah" is a Malaysian exclamation. In most situations, you'd be use lah to exaggerate a statement. It is also an expression of a matter of fact, like if you are starving. "Go eat "lah", what are you waiting for?" It is also an expression of exasperation like "Why do you keep asking me for money, I don't have extra cash lah." It can be used in a lot of situations but mostly you need to make a point.
nasi lemak rm9.80 is too pricey actually. The standard price for normal nasi lemak (without any add-on) is around rm2-3 . the guy who sell you this should be kicked .
Haha! We have heard that it was too expensive. But, we got a nice piece of fried chicken with it so we are happy 😊
DeathByVlog well I'm glad to hear that from you then. 👍❤️
In my opinion, traditionally Malaysia does not have dessert or dessert culture unlike in the West. We do have plenty sweet and savoury but most of the time we eat them in the evening like 4pm - 6 pm, while chilling and relaxing. ABC is one of the best food while at the beach.
Awesome information, thank you! We are huge dessert fans and this one was especially different for us. A cool treat!
I think that the reason we put beans in ABC, because originally it was not meant to be a dessert plus I am not sure if there is a standard form of dessert especially in the Western part of the world, where beans are considered a no-no in dessert. Hey, LMAO, you guys started this whole no bean in dessert conversation. Is it that odd to have beans in a sweet and savoury dish? From your perspective of course!
For us Malaysians, since beans in ABC since we can remember, we just eat them. No question ask 😝😅
Plus beans are cheap and packed with protein.
welcome to malaysia, :) dont forget to try malaysian kuih.
Thank you! ❤️🙏🏻
if u go to BUKIT BINTANG u should try CHEE MENG Chicken rice, its one of the best chicken rice ... as for beans for dessert ... we do have lots of them , and one of the famous is Bubur / porridge mungbeans with or without durian ... the best time to visit malaysia is actually during fasting month , because u can get varieties of food at Ramadhan Bazaar almost everywhere starting from 5 pm - 7 pm ... or u can just go to any 4-5 star hotels for Ramadhan Buffet .... trust me u guys will definitely love it
Oh that sounds fantastic!! Thank you so much for these recommendations 🙏❤️
You two gotta visit Hong Kong I know the best spots for char siu!
For a second there I thought she did the Mark Weins head tilt. 😭
We have contemplated making a visit to Hong Kong. Although it’s quite expensive. We have to figure out a way to add it to our list of places to visit 👍🏻
Lol not sure who that is. Time to google this guy and see what’s up 😊
Please tell me as Im about to head to Hong Kong !!!
i love the way u use the slow mo effect. very cinematic feels!
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Hi Azim! Thank you so much. Glad to know you’re enjoying the content. Welcome to the channel mate 👍🏻😊
why so expensive ? nasi lemak almost RM10/- o.m.g
Haha we heard it was expensive!! But it was with the fried chicken too 👌❤️
RM 10 for nasi lemak at food court was expensive. used to live at penang, nasi lemak and fried chicken cost around RM7 at most. go to penang and dont forget to visit ipoh as well
have fun guys ... welcome to Malaysia...thanks for video..
Hi Khairul! Thank you so much. We are loving Malaysia so far. Excited to explore more. Thanks for watching and welcome to the DBVfam 👍🏻😊
Hey I'm from malaysia kuching the food u eat is my fav
Awesome!! it was incredibly impressive food.. especially the pork :)
I would definitely spit the beans out 😛. I like the cost conversion to US dollar. Great job Stacia!!
Beans in dessert. Pretty weird stuff over this way 😂
try "bah kut teh" its herbal pork stew
I can’t wait to try it!! It was on my list to try but couldn’t find it here. Thank you for the suggestion! ❤️
@@DeathByVlog at SS2 Look for Mungo Jerry ... it has bakut teh... evenings only.... famous for their porkcurry ... yumyum
Aww you guys were so close... Uptown which is just a short walk away from ss2 has a famous nasi lemak and hokkien mee shop. This Nasi lemak is closer to Malay kampung style nasi I lemak. If you are curious ... The shop name is village park - it's always pack. The hokkien Mee is also famous there . Also in ss2 just a short walk away from where you guys ate there should be a Chinese dessert shop that sell all kind of hot and cold dessert. hot bean sweet paste , sago lolo and so on .. Not the best but it's still good. Other noodle you have to try are the fish head noodle, pork noodle and beef noodle.
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Actually, the beans are not only for dessert in Malaysia, not only ABC, but you can also see on almost dishes like cendol same like pulut and durian, this all is an add-on and optional, depending on the request. maybe you pick the expensive one that included all inside. And they didn't ask it just follow what you want. sometimes i just eat ABC or cendol without pulut or bean its super cheap. I've traveled around the world, but I always missed Malaysia because of the food and the friendliest country, which is my own country, I love Malaysia 4ever. Did you try bazaar Ramadhan? but today is the last day fasting. Baazar Ramadhan only on a fasting day. every year we will have one-month bazaar Ramadhan, you must try it. I hope you'll enjoy your holidays here.
Seriously nasi lemak rm9 !?!?!?!?!?!?!!
😂 we’ve heard haha... at least it included chicken!
The "palm sugar" are actually coconut sugar, made from coconut sap harvested from the spathe of the tree (totally unrelated to the fruit, unlike coconut milk/water/flesh). The term "palm sugar" is misleading, because there are other type of sugar called gula kabung is made from sap of palm trees that grow wild on river banks.
Thanks for the great info! 👍🏻
Oh ya the ABC is not the best representation of Malaysian dessert..
That’s what we heard. What would be your one suggestion for dessert here. We will try it 👍🏻
It’s great to see a video made by two young tourists who evidently love trying out the local cuisine of the country they are visiting, in this case, the wonderful country called Malaysia, renowned for its super friendly denizens and also its many cuisines from the various ethnic groups making up the citizens of the nation. This friendly & ebullient friendly young lady is adventurous and “attacks” her food with gusto! It would be great to see on You Tube more such videos being made by other visitors to Malaysia (mustn’t let Mark Wiens hog the limelight all the time, ha ha). A few corrections here: SS2, the place where this food court is located is in Petaling Jaya and is not in Kuala Lumpur. PJ, for short is a conurbation while KL is a city! Char siew is coated in maltose, not honey which is too cost prohibitive and Belly of pork is Siew Yok with a roasted crispy skin topping the fat & meaty layers. And she got the demographics a bit wrong as the Indian population here is not a “large” one (the Malays in fact form a huge majority. Thank you, and please visit Malaysia again - and again - and bring your family & mates along next time. Bon appetit!
wth! rm 9 for nasi lemak
Yeah, we hear the price was a little higher than most places. But that did include the chicken.
Nasi lemak RM2.00 + Chicken RM3.50 = RM5.50
zarizi nur biase la xtekan xnipu bukan dia
Okay many of you traveler's get it wrong, I can tell you that not the authentic Nasi Lemak the true style is Nasi Lemak is wrapped in a triangle with banana leaf's and the egg is not boiled it's sunny side up, This ways the old version and the true version compared to what you have been served, the dish over 35 years ago was meant to be eaten on the go.
Great info, thank you!! 🙏
I don't mind watching, but if your going to make and document a video at least put some effort in food history, like your other video about the Assam Laska, you just quote Laska with out saying which type it is, because there are 7 variations of Laska and the best Assam Laska in Penang comes from a small village called Balik Pualu.
Be carefull some food high colerstroll ,sugar
Yes, we have noticed that about a lot of the Asian cuisine. It can be very sugary
DeathByVlog thank report my comment because malaysia people love food
Lee Lin Jun you know so faster because bored
fatih warrior ahsan cakap melayu je biar aku tlg translatekan 😂
And we eat it every day :^]
We need more videos like this, btw I love your vlog💕
Hey eat char kuey teow
We had that in Penang 👍🏻
DeathByVlog nice
Come to johor .. There is more surprising delicious foods waiting for you guys in johor .. Welcome to malaysia guys .. Enjoy your time here... ❤❤❤