Malaysia STREET FOOD Tour in Kuala Lumpur (Trying Durian Musang King)
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2019
- We tried Malaysian Street Food on Bukit Bintang street in Kuala Lumpur. And tried out the famous Durian Musang King (stinky fruit) for the first time too, did we like it or not? Watch the video and comment what you thought of it! 😁
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Recorded September 2019
I am siam, born and raised in Malaysia. Welcome to Malaysia. I am glad I found your channel. It very useful indeed.
I was just there a few months ago. Love love it there :)
DURIAN = either you LOVE it or HATE it, "in between" is not an option..
Love it then :)
I hate it 😂
Love it..
oiii paeiii
I *LOVE IT* it taste amazing
Love this channel..so informative even for malaysian..hope you enjoy your time here in malaysia
jalan alor's food is good but it's abit touristy price
Its worth it in my opinion
Love the vibes there
Place that rent and trade woman everywhere..
I am impressed with the Bangladeshi man. He speaks well and is very professional!
Your pronounciation of the names of the places is really accurate!
Good trip and yummy food. Thank you for sharing. Big thumbs up!
Nice country Malaysia. Love from Indonesia😍
So happy to know thay you eat plant based foood!! That is super good!!
A cute smiling couple! 💕💕💞
Have fun in Malaysia guys! 👌🏻
The beauty of durian ...
1. You cannot describe the taate or the smell
2. You either hate or love it. So it is not for everyone.
3. Every durian is unique and varies...with different % of sweetness, bitterness and some alcohol flavour
4. A forbidden fruit in hotels, public transport etc.
5. The most expensive fruit esp for the premium ones
6. The fruit where people organise a party/social gathering with...durian party or durian feast.
Hmmm...I really think it is a special and mysterious fruit. I am still trying to figure why is it created with hard thorn?
Are yoou guys still in malaysia. Would love to bring you guys around
I really recommend you to find some malaysian tourist guide so your travel would be much interesting! There's a lot more you can explore!
Durians are not meant for weak minded people. Durians will only release its flavors to those with strong and open minded individual
Great video! It's always a great idea to visit Malaysia
It's nice n detailed Vlogging 👌👍🏻 malaysia is beautiful place. I always love to do Vlogging here.
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Need to come again for more about Malaysia. If you don't like spicy, Sarawak is the best place to go. Sarawakian people mostly prefer no spicy in their daily menu
great video..its very helpfull..i enjoyed watching..thanks guys
Love that you tried to eat Durian 😃 I wanna try this fruit because all asian people that I have met have talk about this fruit and Im so curious to see if I like it myself 😅
Thanks again for a great video though I missing the blupers 😆❤
You sooo gotta try when you have a chance :D
Bakuteh!! I haven't had it in so long and wow I miss it, especially when flavour is infused so perfectly 😍
you cant go to chinese shop and ask for malay food lol.
New idea for Malaysia. Make the tourist CAN find Malay food in chinese shop!!
Terima kasih kerana buat video mengenai malaysia. Saya sebagai orang malaysia sangat sangat menghargainya. Saya harap anda datang lagi ke malaysia di masa hadapan. Terima kasih!
Welcome to Malaysia.. You should come to Sabah and try out lots of food variety. Since you have tried Durian Musang King, you should try Durian Dalit.. :)
love this channel so much .
Woahh! You are rally tried Durian fruit? Amazing!
Malaysia food also delicious.... If you come to Malaysia please come to Malacca.. we have a lot of historical place that you can visit... We also have a Malay traditional food, baba nyonya (Chinese) food and Indian food... And our desert is cendol kampung hulu...
If you want to go to Malacca just took a bus from TBS Terminal...
i love how you adapt so quickly the Malaysian way of crossing the street. Never wait for the pedestrian light to go green. Lol (2:27)
Haha yes, it takes to long 😅
For Malay /Kelantanese, Thai food u can get at kampung baru
That aunty really love durian! She’s cute 😂
Hahahhaha your reaction is so funny. Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 #'durenn' 😂
Love your effort to taste Durian.
Really like your vlogs..quite funny when i see you guys eat Durian 😂 Musang King Durian is one of the expensive fruit here in Malaysia. Don't forget to try Nasi lemak , Mee Kolok and local tidbits yaa...😉
Thanks for visit Malaysia..❤️❤️
Welcome to Malaysia! Since you're a vegetarian like myself and do not eat spicy foods, make sure you tell the food vendors. Bak Kut Teh is a Chinese dish. Chinese medicine is added to the broth. Most Bak Kut Teh sold are meat based. Pork are used for the cooking. Bak Kut Teh are Chinese words. Bak means meat, Kut means bone and Teh means tea. Most westerners don't like durian because of the stinkly smell. So, I suggest that you don't take it. However the locals love it. It is a very expensive fruits. Most foods sold in Malaysia are non Vegetarian. However, you can tell the food vendors not to include meat in the dishes. Always asked first. If you happen to visit the Twin Towers, there is Buddhist temple nearby which is 10 walk. They serve many vegetarian dishes for lunch between 11.00am to 2.00pm. The canteen is located at the back of the temple. This temple is a tourist area. Westerners also take their lunches in this temple. ruclips.net/video/xyZB91SfgFE/видео.html
Thank you Kenny! Thanks for clearing that up and for all that good info! 😃 Durian is indeed a pretty expensive fruit! It would have been super nice to visit the Buddhist temple and eat there, unfortunately we are no longer in Malaysia, but if we found ourselves in KL again we definitely must go there! Thanks again Kenny! 😊
Malaysia is best experienced with a spirit of adventure, especially the food. Nothing will kill you, it only whether you like it or not. But be adventurous and you will be pleasently surprised.
I'm your new subscriber! Nice video!
Thank you Erwin! 😀 Welcome to our channel! 🤗
For the mee goreng you can request none spicy.
well no one does a good mee goreng which is actually called mee goreng mamak, mamak being a slang for Indian Muslims, none spicy**** at least to an Indian taste buds ... if is not an Indian Muslim in a stall or a restaurant please ask the level of spicy..ness of the dish before ordering it as many Indian based food and those copied by Malaysare spicy at certain level ...
For the first timer, durian is terrible for you but after a few times you eat it I am sure you will love it. All the foreigner experiences this problem when the try to eat durian. Durian is a king of fruit in Malaysia and price is a bit expensive compared to other tropical fruits. Thanks for a good and nice video... Enjoy your trip in Malaysia known as the truly asian country.
Rotten fried rice?? haha Musangking durian I think it's a bit bitter compare to other kind of durian but we like it too haha ^^ we love Jalan Alor! we had a great seafood feast there...and their street foods too ^^ thanks for the tour love it!
Hahaha don't know what I was saying (I haven't tired rotten fried rice 🤣) so hard to put words on the taste! We have to try other kinds of Durian maybe we'll find one that we like 😊 Nice that you enjoyed the place and food! Thank you!! 😁😁
My daughter and are going to take a trip to Langkawi. I 've searched for some information, and see your video. Then from that, I find some more in KL, where we will stop by for 1 day. Those videos are very interesting. I like them, and you guys, too.
Your English is much easier to get than the vendors in KL ! Besides, you two are so sweet, so nice !
I've also visited Thailand, Cambodia, Singapore, and Malaysia several times.
By the way, I'm from Vietnam, therfore, I am used to their food, though I don't like the food much !
Have you ever been to Vietnam ?
Ahahahaha. Congrats for eating durian. Anyway, just enjoy the sweetness of durian.
wonderful video my friend
Waw this video very recomended 👍👍👍😍
Wow very nice👍 vegiess is great👍
If u guys are looking for vegetarian food, most likely should go to the Indian and Malay stalls/restaurant. They sell several kind of fried vegetables, flatbread, vegetarian soup, vegetarian fried rice, vegetarian traditional desserts, etc
It's delicious, that's the definition
Omg no way im crying right now am i in the vid because i see me and i remember that time that i see you guys
love durian!
Give me that durian. I’ll finish it in less than a minute. It is so yummy.
I love that these guys are vegetarian, you can still enjoy delicious food
The chalet also nice!
Terima Kasih for droping by🤎
Welcome to Malaysia.. If you ever come to Malaysia again, do let me know.. Love to be friend with you guys.. 😘
Bak Kut Teh is always made with meat broth and boiled for a long time. So yes, you are having chicken broth. traditionally is always made with pork and herb, Bak means Pork. Some replace with chicken.
sometime malaysian(especially villager) slightly fermented the durian and eat with steaming hot rice and its super super tasty
17:10 Yummy yummy, fruit of king. Hahaha, i died there. So cute that aunty
Completely endorse Jesper views on Durian. I had similar experience when I tasted it first in Singapore!!
U guys really eat clean 👍🏻👍🏻
Next time, ask a local to guide you to a typical "pasar malam" - night market.... local prices
*When i saw this video, my first impression was the lady's eyebrows. Very attractive to me. What a wonderful eyebrows. So beautiful. I love it so much.*
Oh thank you!! ☺☺ I'm a bit obssesed with eyebrows 😅
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*YOU'RE WELCOME. WELCOME TO MALAYSIA AGAIN.*
I like the way they speak... And I don't need subtitles for that.. New subscriber here cos I love your channel..😉
Mostly, our food are spicy bcause we loveeeeee spicyyyyyyyyyyy 😙
I love coconut too😊
You need to try Nasi lemak or Roti canai and teh tarik to breakfast😅
That sounds delicious! 😋👍🏽
sesame seed peanut is a chinese dessert and putu piring is an Indian dessert...if you would like there are few malay desserts you can find at Kampung Baru...like the fried bananas, sweet potato and malay kuihs..
Bak kut teh is a chinese herbal soup that uses herbs for the taste and soy sauce for the dark colour
Go find or search for "pasar malam" or night market, there you will find some good local food
Enjoy your vacation in Malaysia! And don't forget to visit Kota Kinabalu as you both already in Malaysia. There's many to explore 😁👍
Jln. Alor is our second kitchen. We live in apartment just about 5 minutes from there. :-)))
I'm Malaysian, and Jalan Alor is indeed one of the best place to indulge for food.
The vegetarian tofu soup you ordered is Bakuteh soup. Bakuteh is literally "Pork Bone Tea". The soup is cooked with pork and pork bones, that's what the base of the soup is. What they did was probably not put the meat on it, but the base of the soup is pork bones.
As for Durians, you need time to adapt to the smell and taste. Give it a few go on separate occasions, once you start to enjoy it, you'll get hooked and addicted to it. Go for the best of the best "Musang King".
You should go to Kota Kinabalu Sabah. From there, you can go to Kundasang. There's Mount Kinabalu there. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia 🇲🇾
Very true
Kundasang is a very beautiful place. And climate is quite cold
Bahkuteh is a traditional chinese soup which is usually cooked with pork but there's also vegetatian and beef and seafood options
Expensive one. It's good to find good durians in Greenwood (use your GPS) - can always ride a bus (but you need to purchase a Touch and Go Card at any of the kiosk in KLCC, LRT Train Stations etc. And yes, the local delicacies? Places like Sri Gombak will do good for you - cheap, varieties (Indian, Malay, Indonesian, Thai). Just use LRT from anywhere to the Gombak Station (last station - which also can lead to Genting via express bus), take the free Yellow Bus (Smart Selangor) which has a schedule, (download SiTs app which has a Red bus Icon - switch on the GPS to see the schedule - it's an average of 1 hour per bus) - stop at Greenwood for Durian or local food court or Banjaria Court - for Sri Gombak (ask the Driver) and use the pedestrian crossing nearby to go to Sri Gombak - the rest is your call. (find SG 1/6 or SG 1/8 - you'll see what I mean - there is more actually - you can explore them). Batu Caves is about 500 metres away. You can still board on the Yellow Free Bus or walk - if you can stand the hot sun or need a good tan. Why am I recommending Sri Gombak - I know, I've been there many times... Anyway good job on the video.
Thank you so much for all that info! Really appreciate it 😊🙏🏽
There's a Guan Yin temple along Jalan (i.e. Road) Ampang near KLCC where they have stalls in the temple that sell vegetarian food.
Wish you enjoy more Malaysia food.
Malaysian people are so friendly though!
Yes, we are friendly and we love to chat hehe
Yummy yummy!
welcome both of u to my country.. if u want the super ireland, i suggest u to go to Hentian Ireland, Redang Ireland, Kapas Ireland at state of Terengganu (east cost of malaysia)..if u like heritage, suggest u go to Malacca.. enjoy ur journey !!
if u came to malaysia again..i will bring u eat real tradisional malaysian food..
waaaow ada lumpia, jamur enoki dan bak kut teh. So yummy...
i am from Cheras Permaisuri Brazil, after i watched your video i plan go to Kuala Lumpur soon... :p
WELCOME TO MALAYSIA!!
You guys can try a few of these all-time fav Malaysian food.
1. Nasi Lemak
2. Roti Canai
3. Yong Tau Fu
4. Nasi Dagang
5. Nasi Kerabu
6. Claypot Chicken Rice
7. Naan & Tandoori
8. ABC - ais batu campur
9. Cendol
10. Tau Fu Fa
and many more...
Thank you! 😊 Are any of this dishes vegan or vegetarian?
Only ABC & cendol is vegetarian
Can try popiah
In many instances, if you struggle through three or four seeds of durian, you will start to love it. However you will regret if you start to love it as you will pine for it when you go back to your home country lolz.
No pure and original Malay food at Jalan Alor. Tourist should try at Malay restaurant
welcome to malaysia please come again
Hi....i love to watch your video. Its okay for u not to love durian. Most westerner does. I'm understan because of the strong smell and taste. But trust me, when at some point you love durian. U will look forward to it.
Too bad u didnt like the durian..its my favorite fruit..love the smelll..
Me too,I love durian
They just first time seeing and smelling durian for next time maybe they will like..
same i lovee duriann
wuld love to meet uou guys in klang✨
We Malaysian love spicy food!😁😁😁
You pronounce Masjid Jamek correctly. Well done. Actually in Bukit Bintang, mostly Indonesian are selling the food. If you want local Malay food just go to Kampung Baru
Since you guys are are eating plant based might I suggest to try: 1) Cendol 2)Apam Balik 3) RMSY Cheese Nan
Waoww iam likeunsangking dear
Take MRT to Bukit Bintang (Starhill) thats the Bukit Bintang Golden Triangle /the Heart of Bukit Bintang!
Most of the food comes in 3 version.
Go for 'Char Kuey Teow', the Chinese fry noodle that is not spicy.
Mee Goreng is normally spicy.
The sesame ball is called ' You Chi'
I do believe there are many vegetarian restaurants in KL..as most malaysian loves beef and other protein..it is quite seldom to find designated vegetarian vendors on the streets..anyway love to watch your channel..
In Malaysia you can always ask for the vegetarian food. Tell the waiter no chicken, no meat, only to cook food with vegetables. You can also tell them for less spicy or not spicy food. Malaysian food can always be customised. 😛
it's actually "do re yarn" hehe..
Hahaha..yang ni klako
Haha okey 👍🏽 we did have a hard time remembering how it's pronounced 😅 Thanks!
Lis imtiaz 😂
@@honeydonut046 why??😂
If you are looking for MALAY food, you should go to Kampung Baru, not Bukit Bintang. From your video, looks like you were served by foreign workers, Myanmar, Bangladeshi, Indians and Indonesians, and looks like you have been misled by the info given
This is close to end of durian season... you should have come here two or three months earlier for better very much better durians
i cant believe the sell 3pcs putu piring for RM5 ! you can walk to any 'pasar malam' or night market and find cheaper putu piring, 5pcs for only rm2, also can find lots of malay food there.. i think train station staff advise to get MRT cuz it is new and faster to commute than Monorail.. anyway, welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your stay🤗
actually in jalan alor is half of malaysia culture food.. but the putu piring is yes.. one more thing in jalan alor is more expansive because there is a tourist place to visit and dine.. maybe u can go to Kampung Baru.. around 5km from Bukit Bintang.. there u can see a lot of local tradisional malay food.. and vegetarian.. nice video and have a good day
OMG you can actually just walk from Masjid Jamek to Bukit Bintang. that's what I always do.
for vegetarian food, you can go to the Indian / Chinese vegetarian restaurant. You also can download the app called "GoVeggie Malaysia"
I also suggest both of you to visit Sarawak, a state in East Malaysia (Borneo Island). Its will give you different experience. More to nature & culture diversity.