Dale as usual always a very kind & nice gentleman, thank you for giving the message lady 4 times the price. That is why Dale Philip is my favourite travel youtuber.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
Hi Dale, I am Sabahan. I do not recommend any tourist to go to the "Filipino market." Those people will always mark up the price when they see foreigners. rm60 for that fish & rm 12 for a vegetable? Even with cooking. That is expensive. You may think the stalls sell cheap food, but not with these "people." I am trying hard not to be racist. But really hate their attitude, dishonest people. It would be best to go to any local Sabahan seafood restaurant, like welcome seafood, near your hotel. They have a price tag and set a price per gram for fish. You can compare the price there. It should be about the same if not cheaper, at least restaurant quality & cleaner. I personally also recommend you to try: Suang Tain Seafood Restaurant and Grill Fish restaurant(shop lot in front Sutera Habour). Cheers mate.
"I am trying hard not to be racist" then started recommended dale to go to chinese restaurant just go straight to the point..just tell him if he want to eat "seafood "Filipino market" not a recommended place for foreigner"dont ever talk bout race or what ever if after that u started recommended the restaurant dat operate by your own race. it show how racist u really are in that market dale also able to buy cheap food n drink.rm2 for a drink n rm1 for keropok lekor.u mean these dishonest people?
also when i scroll down i see this comment..wow for sure its a proof dat these filipino market full with "dishonest people". thanks for trying really2 hard not to racist. S.N. Sherafie Izuan 12 hours ago (edited) 41:16 that's the cheapest 1 takeaway (tapau) fried rice and mee there, for only rm3, they have selling with that low price for more than 20 years.. since they also doing charity from their income. Long time ago, even 1 'tapau' portion from them can even filled enough for 2 people. A saviour for low income workers that works in the city, everyday. I remember once, I have less money due to late salary, they gave me free one to eat. 😭
@@zambriabdrazak5709 Excuseeee me, i am not Chinese la. I am Murut Sabahan. For your information - Grill Fish restaurant, is run by Bugis Sabahan. Not Chinese. I recommended that restaurant too. Please read carefully... you Like it Or Not, IMO the best race in preparing seafood dishes is chinese, so it is just a coincidence I had to recommend more restaurants (welcome seafood, Suang Tain restaurant.), If let say Sabahan Murut can prepare delicious seafood I would definitely recommend it. The Point is.. it needs to be delicious, affordable, worth, good value and clean! not scam. You go ask any Local Sabahan. Most prefer not to eat at Filipino market. You do know that many people have complained about the overprice and non-hygienic food at the warung restoran seafood in Filipino market. So many food poisoning cases occurred from that area, I know this because my friend works in Jabatan Kesihatan Sabah. So it is not safe to eat there. when i said trying not to be racist. Let me tell you a bit of history => from 1970s, Filipino-Moro refugees comprising Tausūg and Bajau peoples began to inhabit the Gaya island to escape from the war in the southern Philippines. These are "the people"i meant. I try to accept them from the perspective of Local Sabahan. But when they do bad things and scam people. How can I accept that??! Is it wrong for me to despise that?? Ko mahu saya lagi specific kah??? saya ada cakap kah org yg jual air, saya cakap yg jual ikan sama sayur.. baca bah betul2.. buka mata. what? terasa ka? ko pelipin kai ni..Nama Zambria Abdul Razak... atau melayu semenanjung? bikin panas... ko paham dulu situasi kami Sabahan baru ko cakap..
i wish i had the time to tell dale from the early day before he arrived here at sabah. its to avoid to go and eat at the night market seafood stalls. because they will mark up the price when they see you as a tourist.. it happened to me once..they thought i was a tourist came from china..but once i speak malay like local.. one of them walkes away and laugh in shame😂. so its is highly recommended to go to a local seafood restaurants that display their price for what they are selling. i know that red grouper or here local fisherman call them Suno is one of the priciest fish in the market..but seriously with that kind of sizes include with cooking for rm60 is a scam. dale if you read this..im so sorry for being late to tell you bout this. anyway hope you enjoy your day at here Sabah🫡
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
Hi from Scotland 🏴 Awww that lady who gave you the massage Dale seemed really sweet. My family lived in Malaysia before I was born, & actually my mum♥️flew to Scotland heavily pregnant with me to see my dad♥️ who was in the army. I clearly was in a hurry & was born in Edinburgh. Hello to everyone in Malaysia 🖐️
@@blizzaroxxx I am proud to be from Scotland 🏴 as I am sure Dale is also. The truth is there is a big world out there, & it's wonderful to meet people of different cultures. Adventure & travel are my passions.
Love your videos Dale, from a fellow Scot 🏴 I visited Sabah a few years ago, if you like snorkelling or scuba take the boat from Sabah to Mamutik Island, it’s beautiful! Good luck on your travels 🇲🇾
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
@@Ix-.-xI talk bout colonization.1st u should talk bout australia also dont forget bout u.s n many more country in this world...sabah choose to be part of malaysia..u got dat one wrong..move on
I think they are confused with the word "Skotlandia" because as a Malaysian, we would call your country as "Scotland". Great video, Dale. Welcome to Malaysia!
Malay is a bit different from Indonesian. England is also England in Malay, but Inggris in Indonesian. UK is UK in Malay, but Britania Raya in Indonesian.
Its always great to see a Dale upload, because you know it will be long but very interesting! Helps with this dreary dayshift at work haha... Bless that wee massage lady
Keropok lekor is a traditional Malay fish cracker snack originating from the state of Terengganu, Malaysia.It is made from fish and sago flour and seasoned with salt and sugar. It is slightly greyish in colour and gives off a fishy taste and smell which becomes more prominent as it cools down after frying. The word lekor is said to be derived from a Terengganu Malay word meaning "to roll".
Oh my goodness me, finally the wait is over, dale you are simply the best and so much more experienced vloger, the content you have in your vlogs are literally like we are travelling with you..... and that's what I call a true vloger. 👍 What a thorough gentleman you are brother.... stay blessed, we all love you and your exceptional vlogs... loads of respect 🙏.
Malaysia is one of the Best Food Heaven on Earth. And Malay people are extremely Cool. So down to earth with a Great Sense of Humor. Every village, town, and city in Malaysia sells its specialty cuisine. Malaysia is a must-visit country. I love everything about Malaysia. Having a beer with different kinds of food from hawkers in Malaysia will make your evening just Perfect. 👌 For me, Malaysia is 10 out of 10. Always. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍
the reason that lady don't understand 'Skotlandia" is because the Malaysians identified your country as "Scotland" instead. Skotlandia used by Indonesians though.
Filipino market is like tourist trap even for the Malaysian. If you speak different malay accents the price steeped. They don’t put price on the menu because it’ll determine to your accents and language 😅. Btw welcome to Malaysia brother. Hope you enjoyed
Hey Dale! One of your fans here, a Malaysian too! Watching your videos makes me rly happy and the fact that you were trying to speak the local language with these ppl and spreading your kindness everywhere 😊 keep doing what you do bro!
19:20 - Dale, unlike Indonesia, in Malaysia we call 'Scotland' = 'Scotland', not 'Skotlandia', Malaya and North Borneo were ruled by the British before... so we are more English-influenced in term of language as compared to the Indonesians. The seller was clearly confused when you said you are from 'skotlandia'... 😄
Hallo from Denmark. 😊 Another interesting video. I do enjoy the way you present new places. You include a lot of aspects from the city/ area you visit. I know for sure that Sabah is not on my list of travels in the near future and I am glad to watch the ‘other’ Malaysia! 👍
Dale .. please take note that we Malaysian don't know Scotlandia.. We Malaysian call your country as Scotland, Scotlandia only use by Indonesian.. Remember that Malaysia used to be British Colony.. So English is widely spoken.. btw have a nice day in Malaysia.. Loves your videos..
I told him on the 1st night market vlog. He seems to think we are Indonesians practising his bahasa indonesia on us. We never use scotlandia, new Zealandia, jepang here ya.
i love these 1 hour videos !!!! its like youve cut nothing out and we are having a taste of the real experience keep doing what your doing pal loving the content making me wanna travel!!!
I was wondering why my wife enjoy watching your videos Dale. Decided to watch a few of your videos and I'm kinda hooked! Awesome content and great character u have! Keep up the good work Dale! 👍👍👍
To be honest Rm60 for that fish is pretty expensive, for that size I would only pay Rm30 for it. Anyways, hope you have fun and enjoy Malaysia food! Keep up the good work Dale! 🔥
You are so awesome with your fans and you truly take the time to make there day. And stop and give pics and love. God bless you be safe and do what you do best. You are a good man. Love you Dale!!!
Dale , apparently that lady which you brushed off ( the ones talking to you about purchasing pearls and offered to pay for your fan ) was the wife of the former Top brass Chief Minister of Sabah. She keeps a very low profile and was there shopping as well. Wasted opportunity mate, she could have showed you the other side of Sabah.The person in black next to her with the shades must be her bodyguard.
1. Signal Hill observatory platform used to open befor Covid 2. The Filipino market is just near the sea 3. MK is a famous Sabahan rapper, one of their friends looks likes him so they joked about it 4. The ikan 3 rasa is best to eat with rice and using a hand 5. Todak Waterfront is just near the Filipino market, its recommended to go there before sunset 6. To have better sea view, better go to Tanjung Lipat or Tanjung Aru EDIT: the Ikan 3 rasa is expensive because they charge you more than usual, Tanjung Lipat and Tanjung Aru have way cheaper price if you wish to eat seafood
I was watching this video and then my neighbour came and we watched it together. He said that this video changed his life and touched his heart. I then went and rented a projector in a big field and my entire town watched it and it changed their lives too. We all are so grateful. Thank You for this video….
1:02:36 DALE!!! U GOT RIPPED OFF HAHAHAA.. I am local. For the fish cooked with 3 choices Menu is quite expensive though, considered the fish size is very small. For Snapper 1kg here around rm18.. Include the cooking usually it is below rm30-rm35 at least. hahaha I think if u want to try seafoods, u can dine in at restaurants instead of pasar like this..
Hey Dale, always wait for your video on RUclips. I've been watching your vlogs for like more than a year now and I love them. And I love your accent too, Scottish accent. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thank you Dale for being patient with people chatting and taking photos with him. He could hardly relax at the massage chair. 😅 Your generosity is awesome.
9:49 Haha there is a song from Indonesia called the Dangdut genre 19:29 In Malaysia they call your country the same i.e. Scotland isn't it Skotlandia That's only in Indonesia
Most locals dont go there anymore (the filipino fish stalls). You really got ripped off, that kind of fish and size should only cost around rm30. That welcomd seafood rest behind your hotel is a better option actually
MK is a sabahan rapper/artist. they're saying MK to that kid because they are referring him as the artist MK as a joke but he isnt actually the artist, its because the kid copied the artist's hairtyle and maybe some of the artist's trademarks.
Awesome! We call that rosells sorrel in Trinidad 🇹🇹 it’s an amazing drink! Also I think you did get ripped off, 2R for the Juice but 50 for the fish from a market. That's a little too much!
thanks for another brilliant Vlog bro. Loved watching your recent adventures. Bet your collection of football tops is growing now. Enjoy and stay safe Kidda
28:50 The reason why there’s only One management now handling the Mt Kinabalu climb packages, is because a few years ago, there were so many incidents of scams happening (because private guides were allowed, and you would be able to arrange your own climb, scams were mushrooming here and there). Fake packages were advertised, to the extent of the scammer actually being in contact with the climbers group etc. After reaching the Kinabalu National Park, unfortunately, you would find out that your package never existed, and your deposit would have already been with the scammer. Another reason is for safety purposes, since the earthquake happened in 2015 and lives were lost. Now with only One management, they are limiting the amount of climbers per day, hence the more expensive fee, but it’s easier to keep track of each person’s whereabouts & safety. Prior to 2015, when private packages were still available, there were several incidents of some irresponsible climbers doing irresponsible & disrespectful activities once they reached the summit (such as taking half naked selfies, littering everywhere, vandalism of the mountainous rocks etc).
1. Keropok lekor is deep fried fish finger(cake, incase someone starts to make fun of my biological knowledge), the direct translation is stick shaped fried snack. 2. tiga(3) rasa means 3 flavours, which 3 i think you already knew it. 3. RM 60 for that serving i'd swallow every bones and scale that came with the fish and wash that plate to bring it home and still felt scammed... the normal price is somewhere below RM 30 for that portion, for KK roadside stall it should be cheaper. 4. they are hustlers from abroad the inbetweens so you got hustled, but they did leave you a good experience and gained few new subscribers. finger crossed it tasted decent i reckon. 5. as of now i know you're already in KL or maybe even leaving KL already, try to enjoy the developing busy wet city and keep safety as your main priority. bon voyage!
Sabah is famous for their sea food. I visited Penang and KL several times and the food were delicious. Locals are very friendly too. Would like to visit this place soon.
Dale honestly looks the same since when he was a poker player!! He should go gamble somewhere sometime and show them all how it’s done!! Great content dale! I wish u safe travels.! And if u ever want to stay in Romania I have a free room for you! I live in America but all my family is in Romania! I’ll fly over and meet you!
You got caught with your knickers down paying 60 ringgit for that fish , especially in Sabah. Seafood is generally 1/3 the price in Sabah because of its location.
That snapper price for 60+ ringgit is actually in the middle between cheap and expensive (for local) so i think its quite reasonable prices compared to other restaurants in West Malaysia the price could go up to 80-100...but some places in sabah might charge you a bit lower
It’s typical pricing in Malaysia for “front of market” food stalls. The blue table covering is a dead giveaway. Locals wouldn’t go here. They’ll go somewhere more out of the way and cheaper. Also, don’t let them fry the fish. It’s probably not fresh. When they steam it, they can’t hide the oldness.
@@rth9302 i jsut read comment down below.as a malaysian i also dont quite follow..turn out mk was a famous rapper from sabah.1st i thought mk stand for mount kinabalu.n the joke bout "sum1 is "high" as mount kinabalu..judging by da way they are laughiing like they are on sumthing..second i thought mk just stand for Monkey.😂
As a Filipino, it's interesting to know that there's a Filipino market in Kota Kinabalu, although it's not really surprising since it's pretty close to the Philippines. And yes, I heard many Filipinos are living in KK. Would love to visit someday.
it's not surprising when actually Sabah is Philippine's territory that illegally annexed and colonized by Malaya (Malaysia) 😅 there are a lot of Indonesians and Filipinos rather than Malaya people in Sabah, that's why the language spoken there is basically Indonesian with a lil bit Filipino tonal twist
@@Lekirius liar 😅 Filipinos and Indonesians are still there, and thus what you called as "Sabahan people" which literally mix of both people, you can't fool me lmao
@@Ix-.-xI Nope, you dont know nothing.. population indigenous people in Sabah about 3 million.. only 1million filipinos and indonesia living and work in sabah..
@@cgt_rtx7217 there's difference between present-day diaspora and what you perceive as "indigenous", basically what you call as "indigenous" also Indonesian in origin 😅 the people of Sarawak and Sabah are basically Indonesian before they were illegally annexed and colonized by mf Malaya (which what you call today as Malaysia).
The night market filled with stalls selling foods and beverages at Gaya Street is more akin to the common Malaysian "pasar malam" culture. The day market at Gaya Street documented in this RUclips video is what we Sabahans called "tamu"... Tamu is a weekly event and different districts have their own tamu open on different days... I am from Tamparuli... And the Tamu Tamparuli is opened every Wednesday... Tamu markets mostly selling various other things and very very very rarely foods and drinks... Tamu culture is not common in the peninsular Malaysia...
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Strong legs deserve a strong massage, and that was the strongest massage I ever had. 💪
Okay
When were you in Sabah?
Mantapp sir, strong legs community big fan from Lebak Bulus🍗
Dear Dale Philip, come To Sylhet Bangladesh.
I need an appointment with that strong lady, looked like she done a great job man.💪
Dale giving extra cash to the lady is class. He knows when to give, and when to bargain!
Exactly 👌
Dale as usual always a very kind & nice gentleman, thank you for giving the message lady 4 times the price. That is why Dale Philip is my favourite travel youtuber.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
Hi Dale, I am Sabahan. I do not recommend any tourist to go to the "Filipino market." Those people will always mark up the price when they see foreigners. rm60 for that fish & rm 12 for a vegetable? Even with cooking. That is expensive. You may think the stalls sell cheap food, but not with these "people." I am trying hard not to be racist. But really hate their attitude, dishonest people. It would be best to go to any local Sabahan seafood restaurant, like welcome seafood, near your hotel. They have a price tag and set a price per gram for fish. You can compare the price there. It should be about the same if not cheaper, at least restaurant quality & cleaner. I personally also recommend you to try: Suang Tain Seafood Restaurant and Grill Fish restaurant(shop lot in front Sutera Habour). Cheers mate.
even myself as a local didn't go there 😂
"I am trying hard not to be racist"
then started recommended dale to go to chinese restaurant
just go straight to the point..just tell him if he want to eat "seafood "Filipino market" not a recommended place for foreigner"dont ever talk bout race or what ever if after that u started recommended the restaurant dat operate by your own race. it show how racist u really are
in that market dale also able to buy cheap food n drink.rm2 for a drink n rm1 for keropok lekor.u mean these dishonest people?
also when i scroll down i see this comment..wow for sure its a proof dat these filipino market full with "dishonest people". thanks for trying really2 hard not to racist.
S.N. Sherafie Izuan
12 hours ago (edited)
41:16 that's the cheapest 1 takeaway (tapau) fried rice and mee there, for only rm3, they have selling with that low price for more than 20 years.. since they also doing charity from their income. Long time ago, even 1 'tapau' portion from them can even filled enough for 2 people. A saviour for low income workers that works in the city, everyday. I remember once, I have less money due to late salary, they gave me free one to eat. 😭
@@zambriabdrazak5709 Excuseeee me, i am not Chinese la. I am Murut Sabahan.
For your information - Grill Fish restaurant, is run by Bugis Sabahan. Not Chinese. I recommended that restaurant too. Please read carefully... you Like it Or Not, IMO the best race in preparing seafood dishes is chinese, so it is just a coincidence I had to recommend more restaurants (welcome seafood, Suang Tain restaurant.), If let say Sabahan Murut can prepare delicious seafood I would definitely recommend it. The Point is.. it needs to be delicious, affordable, worth, good value and clean! not scam. You go ask any Local Sabahan. Most prefer not to eat at Filipino market.
You do know that many people have complained about the overprice and non-hygienic food at the warung restoran seafood in Filipino market. So many food poisoning cases occurred from that area, I know this because my friend works in Jabatan Kesihatan Sabah. So it is not safe to eat there.
when i said trying not to be racist. Let me tell you a bit of history => from 1970s, Filipino-Moro refugees comprising Tausūg and Bajau peoples began to inhabit the Gaya island to escape from the war in the southern Philippines. These are "the people"i meant. I try to accept them from the perspective of Local Sabahan. But when they do bad things and scam people. How can I accept that??! Is it wrong for me to despise that??
Ko mahu saya lagi specific kah??? saya ada cakap kah org yg jual air, saya cakap yg jual ikan sama sayur.. baca bah betul2.. buka mata.
what? terasa ka? ko pelipin kai ni..Nama Zambria Abdul Razak... atau melayu semenanjung? bikin panas... ko paham dulu situasi kami Sabahan baru ko cakap..
i wish i had the time to tell dale from the early day before he arrived here at sabah. its to avoid to go and eat at the night market seafood stalls. because they will mark up the price when they see you as a tourist.. it happened to me once..they thought i was a tourist came from china..but once i speak malay like local.. one of them walkes away and laugh in shame😂. so its is highly recommended to go to a local seafood restaurants that display their price for what they are selling. i know that red grouper or here local fisherman call them Suno is one of the priciest fish in the market..but seriously with that kind of sizes include with cooking for rm60 is a scam. dale if you read this..im so sorry for being late to tell you bout this. anyway hope you enjoy your day at here Sabah🫡
the only youtuber i turn on notifications for, thanks Dale
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
Class act Dale, especially for your kind gesture once you recognised the lady that massaged you had a form of sight reduction❤
He is always very kind-hearted
Nice Dale!!! Malaysia is one of a kind 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾 I want to visit Sabah it looks beautiful!!! 😁😎
Hi Solomon, come and explore Sabah! I think you will enjoy it.
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Hi from Scotland 🏴
Awww that lady who gave you the massage Dale seemed really sweet.
My family lived in Malaysia before I was born, & actually my mum♥️flew to Scotland heavily pregnant with me to see my dad♥️ who was in the army.
I clearly was in a hurry & was born in Edinburgh.
Hello to everyone in Malaysia 🖐️
Would you show Scotland unlike Dale 😀 Our man doesn't show his own country with his two strong legs 😂
@@rameettopagi There's nothing interesting to show in Scotland, unless if you're into hiking of course 😂
@@blizzaroxxx interested but don't have "two strong legs"
@@blizzaroxxx I am proud to be from Scotland 🏴 as I am sure Dale is also.
The truth is there is a big world out there, & it's wonderful to meet people of different cultures.
Adventure & travel are my passions.
Scotland is same as Ireland
Dale’s production 1hr movies much better and enjoyable than the millions budget Hollywood movie 😁
Another great vlog ThQ Dale🥰
That street charity massage is a wonderful thing to give back to the community instead of the scammers
Love your videos Dale, from a fellow Scot 🏴 I visited Sabah a few years ago, if you like snorkelling or scuba take the boat from Sabah to Mamutik Island, it’s beautiful! Good luck on your travels 🇲🇾
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.,the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and bro.,..,Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, to lembang is Ciwidey ,thank you sis and bro.,/.,///
It is so amazing to that out of billions of people in the world, you are recognized by name in every country and small village you to go. Amazing !!!
ive met alot of nationalities, Malaysians are so kind-hearted absolutely wonderful people and well cultured.
@noor hakim Australian born, turkish parents
Sabah isn't Malaysian originally, they're just illegally colonized, so it's incorrect to say these thing on a vlog about Sabah
@@Ix-.-xI Lol Sabah is Malaysian, its part of Malaysian.. dont try to change the fact and what your point ??
@@cgt_rtx7217 Sabah is its own country colonized by Malaya (Malaysia) if that what you trying to say.
@@Ix-.-xI talk bout colonization.1st u should talk bout australia also dont forget bout u.s n many more country in this world...sabah choose to be part of malaysia..u got dat one wrong..move on
I think they are confused with the word "Skotlandia" because as a Malaysian, we would call your country as "Scotland". Great video, Dale. Welcome to Malaysia!
Malay is a bit different from Indonesian. England is also England in Malay, but Inggris in Indonesian. UK is UK in Malay, but Britania Raya in Indonesian.
skotlandia Pronaunciation is mostly from Indonesia..we (Malaysian)Normally just call it as a Scotland.
It's not that different. Only 2 letters added. Why they cant understsnd it lol
i think everyone knows it as scotland even here in Czech
He's just trying to come off as "exotic" Scotlandia! Hehehehe let Dale his moment 🤣
Its always great to see a Dale upload, because you know it will be long but very interesting! Helps with this dreary dayshift at work haha... Bless that wee massage lady
Keropok lekor is a traditional Malay fish cracker snack originating from the state of Terengganu, Malaysia.It is made from fish and sago flour and seasoned with salt and sugar. It is slightly greyish in colour and gives off a fishy taste and smell which becomes more prominent as it cools down after frying. The word lekor is said to be derived from a Terengganu Malay word meaning "to roll".
Good to ‘see’ you again brother. You are still the only travel vlogger i watch 👁️👁️ 🏴
Oh my goodness me, finally the wait is over, dale you are simply the best and so much more experienced vloger, the content you have in your vlogs are literally like we are travelling with you..... and that's what I call a true vloger. 👍
What a thorough gentleman you are brother.... stay blessed, we all love you and your exceptional vlogs... loads of respect 🙏.
Malaysia is one of the Best Food Heaven on Earth.
And Malay people are extremely Cool. So down to earth with a Great Sense of Humor.
Every village, town, and city in Malaysia sells its specialty cuisine.
Malaysia is a must-visit country.
I love everything about Malaysia.
Having a beer with different kinds of food from hawkers in Malaysia will make your evening just Perfect. 👌
For me, Malaysia is 10 out of 10. Always.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👍
Lol Malaysia does very bad Indian and Chinese food, and stole all there dishes from Indonesia
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nah they don't have any specialty cuisine, it's either chinese, indian or indonesian
@@koid2135😂😂😂I can guess your probably indonesian..the jealousy is so obvious
the reason that lady don't understand 'Skotlandia" is because the Malaysians identified your country as "Scotland" instead. Skotlandia used by Indonesians though.
Filipino market is like tourist trap even for the Malaysian. If you speak different malay accents the price steeped. They don’t put price on the menu because it’ll determine to your accents and language 😅.
Btw welcome to Malaysia brother. Hope you enjoyed
agreed. $15 is a standard meal price in US, not malaysia
Yeah overprice
@@g_pazzini Dale usually bargains a lot more. I guess he was feeling generous here?
they're not honest, and it's kinda sad.
thanks for highlighting this.. gonna avoid the place when I travel there
My man doing relaxing Sabah things
What beautiful massages in Malaysia, I loved it, it is relaxing. You're great Dale.😊👍
Hey Dale! One of your fans here, a Malaysian too! Watching your videos makes me rly happy and the fact that you were trying to speak the local language with these ppl and spreading your kindness everywhere 😊 keep doing what you do bro!
19:20 - Dale, unlike Indonesia, in Malaysia we call 'Scotland' = 'Scotland', not 'Skotlandia', Malaya and North Borneo were ruled by the British before... so we are more English-influenced in term of language as compared to the Indonesians. The seller was clearly confused when you said you are from 'skotlandia'... 😄
Indonesia will first change the spelling & then the pronunciation
They will ignorantly claim that it is kosakata Indonesia
@@TheMan-xp4cb Dale is just confuse bro.. don't hate them
@@joshuavictor4593
Nobody is hating anybody
Why such an accusation ???
I am just telling the truth
@@TheMan-xp4cb ok my bad.. was not accusing you tho
In Malaysia we don't call it Skotlandia as in Indonesia, we just simply call it Scotland same with English language
true!!
True. Skotlandia is Indonesian's pronunciation I guess. Please take this note Dale
Hallo from Denmark. 😊
Another interesting video. I do enjoy the way you present new places. You include a lot of aspects from the city/ area you visit. I know for sure that Sabah is not on my list of travels in the near future and I am glad to watch the ‘other’ Malaysia! 👍
Dale .. please take note that we Malaysian don't know Scotlandia.. We Malaysian call your country as Scotland, Scotlandia only use by Indonesian.. Remember that Malaysia used to be British Colony.. So English is widely spoken.. btw have a nice day in Malaysia.. Loves your videos..
I told him on the 1st night market vlog. He seems to think we are Indonesians practising his bahasa indonesia on us. We never use scotlandia, new
Zealandia, jepang here ya.
@@keangwooichoo6138 who the fuck say new zealandia💀💀💀. We say selandia baru
i love these 1 hour videos !!!! its like youve cut nothing out and we are having a taste of the real experience keep doing what your doing pal loving the content making me wanna travel!!!
damn that sabahan lady is very knowledgable. her general knowledge is more than average people i know. Im proud as a sabahan
Here comes our man again yet with another awesome vlog.
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I was wondering why my wife enjoy watching your videos Dale. Decided to watch a few of your videos and I'm kinda hooked! Awesome content and great character u have! Keep up the good work Dale! 👍👍👍
To be honest Rm60 for that fish is pretty expensive, for that size I would only pay Rm30 for it. Anyways, hope you have fun and enjoy Malaysia food! Keep up the good work Dale! 🔥
ikan tu kalau di kudat 15 ringgit ja selalu punya mahal 60
@@masterogay203 ..kannnnnn..nanti balik kudat mau makan sea food puas2😆
biasanya berapa harga ikan 3 rasa tu kalau di sana?
You are so awesome with your fans and you truly take the time to make there day. And stop and give pics and love. God bless you be safe and do what you do best. You are a good man. Love you Dale!!!
Malaysian are so lovely people
it too good to watch your vlogs intrestingly i have been binge watching your vlog last 10 days and i feels i am addicted 😂
Living like a sultan with that hand fan, umbrella and foot massage Dale 😄
Dale , apparently that lady which you brushed off ( the ones talking to you about purchasing pearls and offered to pay for your fan ) was the wife of the former Top brass Chief Minister of Sabah. She keeps a very low profile and was there shopping as well. Wasted opportunity mate, she could have showed you the other side of Sabah.The person in black next to her with the shades must be her bodyguard.
he didn't understand what she was selling and didn't want any pearls
don't act like u would do differently
1. Signal Hill observatory platform used to open befor Covid
2. The Filipino market is just near the sea
3. MK is a famous Sabahan rapper, one of their friends looks likes him so they joked about it
4. The ikan 3 rasa is best to eat with rice and using a hand
5. Todak Waterfront is just near the Filipino market, its recommended to go there before sunset
6. To have better sea view, better go to Tanjung Lipat or Tanjung Aru
EDIT: the Ikan 3 rasa is expensive because they charge you more than usual, Tanjung Lipat and Tanjung Aru have way cheaper price if you wish to eat seafood
fucking scamer stupid filpino
Thanks, I wondered what MK was about. Canada
I was watching this video and then my neighbour came and we watched it together. He said that this video changed his life and touched his heart. I then went and rented a projector in a big field and my entire town watched it and it changed their lives too. We all are so grateful.
Thank You for this video….
Wtf
Bahahahajahaha
Awesome video dale! You're great at going around and actually talking with people. Loved this vid from Ireland!
Dale is always fun to watch 😂 and so kind guy ♥️ Be blessed be safe man love from India 🇮🇳😄♥️
Never get bored of watching these vlogs 👍🏾👍🏾
Different tastes and beautiful local market . It looks beautiful area . Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷
I love Turkey
@@yohan7782 Thank you Yohan ❤️
Dale is like a famous Soccer Player everybody wants a Picture with him 😅
Back with a banger👍 stay safe Dale 🙏🏻
1:02:36 DALE!!! U GOT RIPPED OFF HAHAHAA.. I am local. For the fish cooked with 3 choices Menu is quite expensive though, considered the fish size is very small. For Snapper 1kg here around rm18.. Include the cooking usually it is below rm30-rm35 at least. hahaha I think if u want to try seafoods, u can dine in at restaurants instead of pasar like this..
Hey Dale, always wait for your video on RUclips. I've been watching your vlogs for like more than a year now and I love them. And I love your accent too, Scottish accent.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Yer Man Accomplished his Mission in Malaysia 👏👏.. waiting your next mission journey Yer Man🤔..lovely Jubly 😁🇮🇩
Sudah banyak video dia diindonesia ,biasakn cari dulu baru ketik pakcik
100 ringgit for massage? Not expect at all..thanks for your kindness 🙏
Dale i would really like to see a japan trip please, very good video btw
Glad to see that you're enjoying your time in my hometown Sabah, Dale! Any chance of you paying a visit to Labuan, Sarawak or perhaps even Brunei?
75 ringgit So expensive😮, in Kelantan, Malaysia. You only need to spend 40-48 ringgit for that.
sabah fc fans here! always bring an umbrella outside. especially now in rainy season.
Hi Dale…..thanks for supporting Sabah FC…….
Thank you Dale for being patient with people chatting and taking photos with him. He could hardly relax at the massage chair. 😅 Your generosity is awesome.
Our man Dale!! Taking over for the 2023
Love watching your vlogs Dale! Please keep it up. Most importantly is to be yourself & be natural.
Another episode Dale as celebrity 🔥😍
That local lady was so super nice !!!!
💪🏻😁 waking up to a brand new vlog!
As a guy in Malaysia,Sabah and has been to gaya street.I am honored that you've been to gaya street.
Nice Dale !! MY is one of my favourite country where I feel like visiting.
Dale in Malaysia we call Scotland not Skotlandia like indonesian. Hope you read this 🙏🏻
9:49 Haha there is a song from Indonesia called the Dangdut genre
19:29 In Malaysia they call your country the same i.e. Scotland isn't it Skotlandia That's only in Indonesia
Most locals dont go there anymore (the filipino fish stalls). You really got ripped off, that kind of fish and size should only cost around rm30. That welcomd seafood rest behind your hotel is a better option actually
Thank you Dale for inspiring me ♥️
Terima kasih datang ke sabah.Thank you Welcome to Sunday Market Gaya Street kota Kinabalu Sabah ❤️🇲🇾
Need more videos ASAP 🔥 dont getting enough of the content 💔
MK is a sabahan rapper/artist. they're saying MK to that kid because they are referring him as the artist MK as a joke but he isnt actually the artist, its because the kid copied the artist's hairtyle and maybe some of the artist's trademarks.
Awesome! We call that rosells sorrel in Trinidad 🇹🇹 it’s an amazing drink! Also I think you did get ripped off, 2R for the Juice but 50 for the fish from a market. That's a little too much!
thanks for another brilliant Vlog bro. Loved watching your recent adventures. Bet your collection of football tops is growing now. Enjoy and stay safe Kidda
28:50 The reason why there’s only One management now handling the Mt Kinabalu climb packages, is because a few years ago, there were so many incidents of scams happening (because private guides were allowed, and you would be able to arrange your own climb, scams were mushrooming here and there).
Fake packages were advertised, to the extent of the scammer actually being in contact with the climbers group etc. After reaching the Kinabalu National Park, unfortunately, you would find out that your package never existed, and your deposit would have already been with the scammer.
Another reason is for safety purposes, since the earthquake happened in 2015 and lives were lost. Now with only One management, they are limiting the amount of climbers per day, hence the more expensive fee, but it’s easier to keep track of each person’s whereabouts & safety.
Prior to 2015, when private packages were still available, there were several incidents of some irresponsible climbers doing irresponsible & disrespectful activities once they reached the summit (such as taking half naked selfies, littering everywhere, vandalism of the mountainous rocks etc).
Sounds like it's not for me. I want to be able to trek alone and not with a guide.
@@Dale_Philip No worries 😉 Hope you enjoyed Sabah 😊👍🏻
Always in good moods, smiling, cheering & enjoying, stay blessed always DALE
Love it when your with the locals....
just loved how u interact with fans
55:09 Everyone said OH MY GOD! Loll. I am really enjoying the Malaysia vlogs
SABAH FC MALAYSIAN FOOTBALL 🎉
1. Keropok lekor is deep fried fish finger(cake, incase someone starts to make fun of my biological knowledge), the direct translation is stick shaped fried snack.
2. tiga(3) rasa means 3 flavours, which 3 i think you already knew it.
3. RM 60 for that serving i'd swallow every bones and scale that came with the fish and wash that plate to bring it home and still felt scammed... the normal price is somewhere below RM 30 for that portion, for KK roadside stall it should be cheaper.
4. they are hustlers from abroad the inbetweens so you got hustled, but they did leave you a good experience and gained few new subscribers. finger crossed it tasted decent i reckon.
5. as of now i know you're already in KL or maybe even leaving KL already, try to enjoy the developing busy wet city and keep safety as your main priority. bon voyage!
Sabah is famous for their sea food. I visited Penang and KL several times and the food were delicious. Locals are very friendly too. Would like to visit this place soon.
Nice man dale, you’re the best from 🇲🇾
Your "Bahasa Malaysia" is improving.. Like that.. Welcome back to Malaysia man...
Keren ya malaysia , tertib dalam mebuang sampah👍👍👍, klau di indonesia orangnya masih bodo amat
In Malaysia we doesn't call your country scotlandia but we call Scotland. Thank you sir
A fish for rm60 its a scam dale. Go eat at the restaurant nmed Kk garden seafood or the other place. Bcoz Kota kinabalu popular with fresh seafood
Dale honestly looks the same since when he was a poker player!! He should go gamble somewhere sometime and show them all how it’s done!! Great content dale! I wish u safe travels.! And if u ever want to stay in Romania I have a free room for you! I live in America but all my family is in Romania! I’ll fly over and meet you!
You got caught with your knickers down paying 60 ringgit for that fish , especially in Sabah. Seafood is generally 1/3 the price in Sabah because of its location.
First view and first comment and like love from siliguri
That snapper price for 60+ ringgit is actually in the middle between cheap and expensive (for local) so i think its quite reasonable prices compared to other restaurants in West Malaysia the price could go up to 80-100...but some places in sabah might charge you a bit lower
Nah bro for me it's expensive for that small fish it's should be rm30 for that
It’s typical pricing in Malaysia for “front of market” food stalls. The blue table covering is a dead giveaway. Locals wouldn’t go here. They’ll go somewhere more out of the way and cheaper. Also, don’t let them fry the fish. It’s probably not fresh. When they steam it, they can’t hide the oldness.
@@mopedizegmr2779 Bro can you explain the MK joke that everyone was laughing? 😂
@@rth9302 i jsut read comment down below.as a malaysian i also dont quite follow..turn out mk was a famous rapper from sabah.1st i thought mk stand for mount kinabalu.n the joke bout "sum1 is "high" as mount kinabalu..judging by da way they are laughiing like they are on sumthing..second i thought mk just stand for Monkey.😂
@@rth9302 MK is one of Sabahan rapper and they are teasing that one friends as MK look alike 🤣
That kitchen scene was brilliant and snapper looked delicious..what nice people..stay cool Dale bloody freezing in London 😘
As a Filipino, it's interesting to know that there's a Filipino market in Kota Kinabalu, although it's not really surprising since it's pretty close to the Philippines. And yes, I heard many Filipinos are living in KK. Would love to visit someday.
it's not surprising when actually Sabah is Philippine's territory that illegally annexed and colonized by Malaya (Malaysia) 😅 there are a lot of Indonesians and Filipinos rather than Malaya people in Sabah, that's why the language spoken there is basically Indonesian with a lil bit Filipino tonal twist
@@Ix-.-xI nope. All filipinos in Sabah immigrated after the formation of Malaysia.
@@Lekirius liar 😅 Filipinos and Indonesians are still there, and thus what you called as "Sabahan people" which literally mix of both people, you can't fool me lmao
@@Ix-.-xI Nope, you dont know nothing.. population indigenous people in Sabah about 3 million.. only 1million filipinos and indonesia living and work in sabah..
@@cgt_rtx7217 there's difference between present-day diaspora and what you perceive as "indigenous", basically what you call as "indigenous" also Indonesian in origin 😅 the people of Sarawak and Sabah are basically Indonesian before they were illegally annexed and colonized by mf Malaya (which what you call today as Malaysia).
The higher rated jersey is called player version which have much nicer material and the low priced one is a fan version
Mate you definitely get ripped off on that market.very outrageous price
What a wonderful profession for the visually impaired, as their other senses are very accurate 💖
It was worth given 100 for foot massage, lifetime experience and also they are from Sabah society. Absolutely worth it 👌🙏👍
"Scotlandia" love ya brother, but damn that confuses the people lol
That was very nice from you to give more money to that massage lady. What a man
Hello dale from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Me and my partner love watching you ur videos ❤️💯
The night market filled with stalls selling foods and beverages at Gaya Street is more akin to the common Malaysian "pasar malam" culture.
The day market at Gaya Street documented in this RUclips video is what we Sabahans called "tamu"... Tamu is a weekly event and different districts have their own tamu open on different days... I am from Tamparuli... And the Tamu Tamparuli is opened every Wednesday...
Tamu markets mostly selling various other things and very very very rarely foods and drinks...
Tamu culture is not common in the peninsular Malaysia...
Great vlog as always. Had a chuckle when you said MK and no-one responded 🙂
What did the "MK" mean?? 👍
@@jimmyusee mortal kombat
@@jimmyusee Local Sabahan rapper. Try search MK K-Clique
@@jimmyusee I was wondering that too mate!??