@@BucketListTravellers Expensive because it is imported..in Malaysia, if we want to make dish like rendang we usually use indian buffalo meat or local beef/buffalo meat, more cheaper....but if not mistaken, Australian meat is more cheaper in Malaysia if you buy the whole part of meat than you buy steak cut meat... 😊
Bubur Ayam = Chicken Porridge. Porridge in Australia I believe is oat based whereas porridge in South East Asia normally refers to Rice Porridge/Congee. The consistency could vary, some style could even be cooking the rice first and liquid (like water or broth) is added later on. There are many many MANY condiments available for Rice Porridge, but what you guys had are the usual ones (fried shallot, green onion, maybe chilli as well with sprinkle of oil). There are condiments like braised peanut, fried Ikan Bilis (anchovies), fried garlic,salted egg, pickled vegetables, fresh veg like carrot sliced, etc. Popular rice porridge come in plain, with chicken or with fish. Yes, Rice porridge is popular as breakfast, but also as comfort food especially the HK-style with is silky to taste.
Hi Andresloft, you are right, porridge in Australia is oat based. Thank you for sharing this insight on bubur. It was really interesting to see it on the menu at McDonalds!
Hi Yasin! Glad to hear you enjoyed it! We were genuinely surprised with the unique menu items like Bubur and Nasi Lemak. The fried chicken was just as good as KFC too, very surprising!
@@BucketListTravellers Yes, McD rice porridge is quite tasty esp when you are not feeling well and lost eating appetite, nasi lemak McD is as good as nasi lemak KFC, but you can get good nasi lemak from the street at a lower cost. Good video. 😀
@@BucketListTravellers As for the fried chicken, I grow up with KFC and I still like the original recipe and McD fried chicken is also good. Perhaps the next time you guys visit Malaysia, you guys can try other Malaysian franchise food like Ayamas, Secret Recipe, Chicken Rice Shop etc. I like all the roast chicken from Ayamas and I really like the fish n chips, lamb shank and the cheesecakes from Secret Recipe esp the macadamia salted caramel cheesecake. 😀
Let me first to comment. Great video yet again. Like each content which always have the explanation and reaction towards the food itself. Keep it up guys. I'm always waiting for the next one. Take care.
Good question!! I grew up with big macs, so it is very hard not to let go of them! That said, I think Ramly burgers are very tasty and better value than McDonalds!
Haven't you heard that all the unclaimed bodies from the morgue are sold to McDonalds and they are put through the mincer? there are videos on RUclips about it so next time you chow down on a Big Mac you're helping keep the parks and alleys clean of decaying bodies. Enjoy ... @@BucketListTravellers
True...Malaysia usually import Halal beef/lamb/mutton from Australia, New Zealand & Brazil....& Halal buffalo from India....
Cool! We had noticed that the beef in the supermarkets was generally imported from Australia and was just as expensive!
@@BucketListTravellers Expensive because it is imported..in Malaysia, if we want to make dish like rendang we usually use indian buffalo meat or local beef/buffalo meat, more cheaper....but if not mistaken, Australian meat is more cheaper in Malaysia if you buy the whole part of meat than you buy steak cut meat... 😊
In Kelantan, we usually cook local meat. I never buy imported meat
Imported meat from Australia is expensive! I'd do the same.@@yusnitayunus461
Bubur Ayam = Chicken Porridge.
Porridge in Australia I believe is oat based whereas porridge in South East Asia normally refers to Rice Porridge/Congee. The consistency could vary, some style could even be cooking the rice first and liquid (like water or broth) is added later on.
There are many many MANY condiments available for Rice Porridge, but what you guys had are the usual ones (fried shallot, green onion, maybe chilli as well with sprinkle of oil). There are condiments like braised peanut, fried Ikan Bilis (anchovies), fried garlic,salted egg, pickled vegetables, fresh veg like carrot sliced, etc. Popular rice porridge come in plain, with chicken or with fish.
Yes, Rice porridge is popular as breakfast, but also as comfort food especially the HK-style with is silky to taste.
Hi Andresloft, you are right, porridge in Australia is oat based. Thank you for sharing this insight on bubur. It was really interesting to see it on the menu at McDonalds!
I always prefer Mc Donald's fried chicken than the other fast food chain fried chicken in Malaysia. Crispy and yet very tasty 😋😋😋
We would agree with you! We were really surprised at how good the McD chicken was.
Wonderful. Thank you for this lovely video and for your good review of McD in Malaysia in comparison with the McD in Australia.
Hi Yasin! Glad to hear you enjoyed it! We were genuinely surprised with the unique menu items like Bubur and Nasi Lemak. The fried chicken was just as good as KFC too, very surprising!
@@BucketListTravellers Yes, McD rice porridge is quite tasty esp when you are not feeling well and lost eating appetite, nasi lemak McD is as good as nasi lemak KFC, but you can get good nasi lemak from the street at a lower cost. Good video. 😀
@@BucketListTravellers As for the fried chicken, I grow up with KFC and I still like the original recipe and McD fried chicken is also good. Perhaps the next time you guys visit Malaysia, you guys can try other Malaysian franchise food like Ayamas, Secret Recipe, Chicken Rice Shop etc. I like all the roast chicken from Ayamas and I really like the fish n chips, lamb shank and the cheesecakes from Secret Recipe esp the macadamia salted caramel cheesecake. 😀
We agree with you, it is better to have on the street.@@Yasin_Affandi
@@BucketListTravellers Yes, that's true, some of the best food in Malaysia are from the street actually. 😀
Let me first to comment. Great video yet again. Like each content which always have the explanation and reaction towards the food itself. Keep it up guys. I'm always waiting for the next one. Take care.
😀😀 Thank you! Thanks for watching Shaydan1943!
2:43 rice pudding is milk based, this bubur nasi (rice porridge) cooked with spices (clove, cinnamon, black pepper etc.) is more savoury.
Yes, the one we had was definitely how you described, much more savoury. Thanks for watching!
For my style, I will tear the spicy fried chicken into small pieces and dunk into the porridge, it will completely lift it to next level awesomeness.
That does sound like next level awesomeness, thanks for the suggestion!
Sedap & Delicious 😋🤤
Very sedap!😋😋
Interesting contest
thanks for the great news @11:02 😋
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Thanks for watching!
Hi mis amigos BLT! .McDonalds offer fried chicken as well! Great!.In Japan they also have a tipical japanese touch for McD.Gracias!!!
Hola Henry! We were really surprised that they offered fried chicken and it was very good too! Any German specials for McDonalds?
@@BucketListTravellers Hola BLT Germany's McDonalds doesn't offer regional options,just the standards. Enjoy your trips amigos 👍👍
They should have bier on the drinks menu, that would be a German thing to do!@@henrysteppel2031
@@BucketListTravellers Actually they do,but that was it. Keep enjoying Malaysia with all its good things!!. Gracias 👍😊
Double Chess burger my favorite
Yum!!😋😋
So which burger u guys prefer most now? Ramly burgers or McD burgers?!! 😆
Or maybe a Mc Crap.
😂😂. You really aren't a fan of McD are you?
Good question!! I grew up with big macs, so it is very hard not to let go of them! That said, I think Ramly burgers are very tasty and better value than McDonalds!
Eating McDonald's is like eating cardboard with ketchup. @@BucketListTravellers
Fair enough! You describe it well!@@Possumchild
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What's the matter possum child?
Haven't you heard that all the unclaimed bodies from the morgue are sold to McDonalds and they are put through the mincer? there are videos on RUclips about it so next time you chow down on a Big Mac you're helping keep the parks and alleys clean of decaying bodies. Enjoy ... @@BucketListTravellers
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您好,感谢您的观看!