First Time in Kuala Lumpur / Malaysia is Shocking! / Malaysian Street Food Tour 2023
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Hey hey hey! Welcome to Malaysia!
In today's travel video we are going to explore Kuala Lumpur (the capital of Malaysia) for the very first time! We will be visiting local landmarks, wandering arounf Chinatown, doing some shopping in a local fake market and having fun with locals, and of course we are gonna enjoy authentic Malaysian food, because it's a street food tour in Kuala Lumpur 2023!
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Thailand misses you Mickey.. hope you are having a wonderful time where ever you are.
Hey Mickey. Songkran where have you been? How did you miss Songkran in Thailand?
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I like the double beef Ramly burger special with cheese. Where is the location? I want to go try it.
I actually prefer the beef noodles a street behind Lai Foong REstaurant. The style of cooking is slightly different and I think it is really special. The restaurant is called Soong Kee, it is next door to the Maybank. If you still have time in KL you can go try it too.
Personally for a Nepali, I think Malaysia is a great country for its discipline, great cultural mixture, good foods and friendly people. I would like to live in this country.
I love Nepal and my southern neighbor - Malaysia. I love the food and of course Malaysian people!! ❤❤❤
@@phoebeampm4794 tq
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@@bahrinabdulrahman5157 Thanks!!
But Nepalese are much better people than Malaysians.
You are always respectful of culture and of the people where you visit, this is what makes you awesome!
i subscribe right away because of this.
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Welcome to Malaysia.. thank you for your kind words.. if you love to see more authentic life of Malaysian.. you can visit the Islands of Terengganu and Sabah, Old Perak cities like Taiping and Ipoh, Historical Malacca, Colonial Buildings in Penang or cool Genting and Cameron Highlands.
Kota Bahru also. Cradle of Malay culture
Except for Genting, problem in all these places is transportation and most of these places lacked color and activities.
Malaysia looks amazing. thank you for sharing this….now this is on my list to visit too!
U are welcome
Hope you will have a good travel if you come here
wish you were here
It is definitely worth a visit. I wish I could go there again sometime. I had the best time there😊. The food is amazing, I still miss Nasi Lemak after all these years
KL is always blue sky too.
What a surprise! Mickey visits Malaysia. This video is giving an eating machine vibe to me. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 many foods are waiting for the hunt. Then you made me eat 2 plates like 2 years ago. 😂😂 Now I live in Malaysia.
Nice video! There is so much great food in Kuala Lumpur! Enjoy it, especially during Ramadan!
You seem a super fun person. I love how you interact with the locals, so open and made them feel like they're friends with you already. how you explain things is very easy to understand, and the way you speak up your mind as well. I really enjoyed the video. good luck and enjoy Malaysia..
PS. I'm not even a Malaysian but I've been there couple of times and I fall in love with the country
Mickey, happy to see you new adventure in Malaysia ,please go to Sarawak too so many places and delicious food too
I’ve traveled all over and have been to many markets etc. I respect how you are OPEN to the experiences / transactions with your heart and humor, it helps the sellers open up as well and have a genuine experience… after hundreds of potentially fast/ rude/ superficial interactions. It’s all very real. It inspires me. I feel ,Ike we’ve met but I’m uncertain. Lived in CM and BKK 2015-2021. Love the content Mickey. Очень хорошо мой друг!
Love KL, so much vibe going in this city, people are friendly. Much better experience than in Singapore.
Hey Mickey thanks for visiting our beautiful country 😍🇲🇾
This video makes me sad an happy 😁I just left KL the best food and cakes!!everything is clean an easy to move around
I love your manners and the way you explained foods/surrounding/people etc. . Selamat datang ke Malaysia. Hopefully you will enjoy our country to the fullest :)
Great place for family trips. Did that many times .Safe, secure, respectful... generally speaking .
thank you, and do come again.. Once you step on Malaysian soil, you are consider Malaysian.. Welcome home...
Great food tour , that burger looks so unique and tasty. You are the cutest even with stuff on your face. Keep up the great Malaysian videos!
In Malaysia you can find many types of anchovies. Some of them, after well fried, can get really crunchy and some are hard to chew. The cook has to know which is which to complement their nasi lemak and everything else.
The cruncy-salty anchovies are just so yummy 🤤
I was there for 7 months and I’ve been to those places you showed in your video😂.. their Public transport is impressive..i have tried that Beef Brisket Noodle too😂
Kuala Lumpur is one of the best place and the foods is nice ❤❤❤
Huh?
The Thai milk tea apparently originated from the Southern region of Thailand influenced by the Malaysian teh tarik.
Really enjoy this video!!! The foods are amazing. The city is very nice and clean. Thanks you for sharing ❤
Hey hey hey.. Finally u are in Malaysia Mickey! I love how you take your time in capturing the ambience of the place. I studied and worked in KL for many years. Your video captures our hot,humid and rainy weather perfectly. It is normal to sweat, get wet, stuck in heavy rain, etc in Malaysia. U must capture the thunderstorm lightnings next haha..
May I suggest you rent a motorcycle and ride around Peninsular Malaysia. Would love to hear how you will compare it with Thailand
Hey, brother! Wow, KL is great stuff for sure. What an awesome contrast to Thailand, and having just come out of Nepal, ....O.M.G. !! Keep up the great work; be safe, eat well (OMG ..how could you not, in a place like KL?!!!).. You got it going on, bro.. you are a natural at this, bringing smiles to many through your adventures and documentaries of travel. Khap khun ma krap.... sawadee krap! 🙏
Your videos make me explore the whole Asia.. I've been to Thailand (multiple cities) twice i'm going again in 3-4 months time, and planning to visit Nepal / Malaysia / Vietnam. Your videos made me realise how much I love travelling. Before I went to Thailand for the very first time I remember discovering your channel, watching every single video of yours.
I am Thai but I live in Singapore waiting your hungry adventure Mickey ❤❤❤stay and travel safety I enjoy watching your chanel ❤❤❤😊👍
Welcome to our beautiful Malaysia 😁♥️🇲🇾
Malaysia is amazing! Lovely people and country🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much for this extremely good and informative video. You gave us a lot of tips for our honeymoon trip to Kuala Lumpur in three weeks. Specifically the Ramly Burger at BossBurger. Thanks also for linking the different locations. Brilliant! If you're in Kuala Lumpur between May 23rd - 27th let us know, we owe you at least a beer :-P
Cheers from Vienna, Austria, from your new subscribers.
Great to see you back Mickey this year, I've been following your conten from2020 through to 2023. Keep up the great work.
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Hi Mickey, Kopi Cham, means mix coffee, cham means "mix" in Hokkien Chinese and its essentially coffee mix with tea, cham does not mean tea. Tea is "Teh", you need to try Teh Tarik (Tarik means "pull" in Malay) when you are in Malaysia!
Cham is short for the malay word champur/campur
@@speedygonzales3290 i think both meanings mean the same so both are right (also its just campur not champur :)
Thanks for this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in KL. U had 2 of d most iconic food in Malaysia, nasi lemak n Ramly burger. Welcome to Malaysia.
You are a best in class vlogger Mickey Stotch. I am a staunch advocate for only going to Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam. Your video broke my bias. I now want to visit Malaysia.
Sad that Malaysia doesn’t do much PR, as someone who been to many countries, Malaysia is really good in food
Hai Mickey … Selamat Datang ke Malaysia . Enjoy your stay here !
Mickey n Malaysia! I think with all the interesting food there you will enjoy your hungry adventure. Good video!
That nasi lemak looks perfect. I like how the anchovies come on the side 😆. Thks for sharing!
Mickey! Selamat Datang ke Malaysia 🇲🇾
Only tonight watched yr video. Great video & you made very interesting observations abt our foods & cultures. See the locals in KL already loved yr smile & easy going personality. The women said Hi... Haha.
Hopefully you come visit again perhaps longer stays & visit other states in our country.
Thanks for being a rational & understanding tourist as well as promoting local tourism 🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia Mickey, I have been following your channel for quite sometime now, finally you are in Malaysia! Enjoy your visit!
As you say it was an interesting day and I am sure the food was as tasty as it looks. All your videos are so entertaining and informative.
Been watching your Thailand videos & it has been a big help for a walking tourist like me! A big thank you. 😊
Ahh...RM200 for an imitation perfume from Petaling Street?Wow you really made the day of those sellers.That shall only cost them RM20-40 tops from stock (or even less).Petaling Street vendors are now mostly foreign nationals from the south Asian region (though the businesses are surely owned by locals in the background).
Also Kopi Cham is not a 'national drink' for Malaysia that title goes to teh tarik (most probably you have already read that from the comments in here since the vlog is like a month old now). Kopi cham is available only in some traditional chinese & malay coffee shops...not that popular...even myself at 53 yrs old only had that drink once by accident recently on my short trip transiting in Ipoh.
Welcome to 🇲🇾 & safe travels always Micky!
I really like your photography skill along with the music edit, very chill and relaxing
I noticed exactly the same thing. Good quality👍🏻👍🏻
Very informative video🙂. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for visiting our country and putting captions on the vid :)
Love your videos, very chilled and easy to watch. Hope you make more malaysia content... Thank you. ❤
Nice one Micky, loving you're travels.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 🤗 btw we don't mix chili sauce to the broth but just dip with beef or noodle 😅 also you need to cut min 70% from the selling price in petaling street 😂
Call me weird, i did that too 😂 if there is soy sauce i will put it in also and a black paper too, nyonya cili jeruk is a bonus! 😅
Malaysia is a lovely country. Enjoy your trip❤❤❤
I will say not say so, due to poor transportation systems and lack of entertainment.
@@zhihui8885 must be from our neighbouring country.. 🤣🤣😂😂
@@kylek2623 don't give such a weak excuse for Malaysia's poor conditions. Are you feeling ashamed?
@@zhihui8885 you are the one that should be ashamed.. criticizing other countries.
@@kylek2623 I am proud to be honest.
Thanks for the video. I just came back from KL and had Wanjo's nasi lemak. One of the best!
Tried it too, it was good
Yay... selamat datang ke Malaysia!!!! 🎉
3 reasons why that durian so expensive:
1. Musang King is the most expensive durian.
2. Alor Street is tourist area, usually more expensive.
3. Now, durian is not really in season.
Hi M! Good to see you in a good health 😊. This burger looks great! I would love to try it. Thank you so much M for this video 😊😘
Hi Micky! I'm happy every time I watch your VDO. No matter what country you are in, I wish you a safe and happy travel and life.
you can go to the kampung baru, there the nasi lemak is cheaper and delicious. many tourists go there to try nasi lemak❤❤ hope u channel can get 200k subcribe
Thanks bro, perhaps you mean 200k more as the channel has over 260k at the present moment 😁 very kind of you!
Hi Mickey, thankyou for your new video, surprise, surprise you are in Malaysia, grandma and grandpa went there before 30 years, this was a real adventure, but to hot😘💝🍀
OMG KHUN MICKEY IS EVERWHERE IN ASIA ! ❤😂🎉 FUN FUN FUN…. 🙏
So happy that you’re here ! Welcome and hope you feel the malaysia vibes
I love Malaysian food and of course Malaysian people!!
With Love From Your northern neighbor - Thailand!! ❤❤❤
Sy sangat senang dgn video ini slalu sy tonton dn Aq tgu next vdeo
Great!! My 2nd favorite country from Thailand. Hope to see Malacca. I lived there for 6 months in 2010.
Man...I miss my home Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.... thank you for the video... lots of memories..
Sawadee Ka Mickey🙏🏻 I'm Thai people living in Malaysia.Welcome you to Malaysia👋🏻🇲🇾
You should go to Penang for even better street food experience! Many more good food to try like Laksa, Hokkien Mee, Cendol, Tandoori Chicken, Rojak, Nasi Kerabu, Satay, Char Koay Teow, claypot style food- e.g. claypot lao shu fen, etc Btw the three main races are Malay, Chinese and Indian. We are all Malaysian. Cham in Kopi Cham means mixed not tea. Teh means tea. Durian is very expensive because it takes many years to ripe and it’s scare, have short shelf life and not easy to transport and above all it’s perceived as the treasure in Asia especially southeast Asians 😂
Welcome to Malaysia. Which states will you be visiting while you are in Malaysia? If you are in Johor Bahru during the 1st and 2nd day of Aidilfitri celebrations, you can attend the Johor Sultan's open house and the State Minister's open house.
Not sure yet, it's raining everyday here
BTW, each state in Malaysia has it's own unique dishes. Hope you have a good time traveling around and tasting all the different and unique food of Malaysia.
@@MickeyStotchMa Sha Allah they are blessed with Rain ☔
Kuala lumpur sangat indah sekali
Hi Mickey, I’m continuing in watching your video of this right now and it’s nice , nice and nice . I just share it in FB.
However , really hope that in your next video, you may brief about the fact that most the street vendors in tourism places are not Malaysian. Really hope that it won’t make foreigners to get misperception about the character of a pure Malaysian .
Talking about kopi cham. ‘Cham’ basically means mixed, and it is understood mixing coffee with tea.
If you see soya bean milk/drink stall, and if they have some other dark looking drink call grass jelly drink as well, u can also order as ‘Cham’ and it’s a mixed between these two beverage.
P.s. if you want it less sweet, you can request for less sugar, or ‘kurang manis’ in Malay
P.s.s. Some stalls may understand the cheekiness if you order the drink as Michael Jackson. Because of his song Black or White (getit?!) lol
Hey Mickey welcome to Malaysia and nice to see you here as you are hungry rangers try to eat our famous Malaysia Bak Kut Teh is pork meat in klang town area, you can look for the few shops name Teluk Pulai, Ah Her and Samy 😂
Have fun in Malaysia 😃
You can go to Kampung Baru via Saloma bridge,Masjid
Negara, Masjid Jamek, Masjid Wilayah, Little India ,chow kit and many more.
*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food -Enjoyed Thanks sharing very good videos*
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Sad to know you left Nepal.. well enjoy your upcoming days overthere in malaysia take care love from Nepal ....
Dhanyabad bro! 🇳🇵
Welcome to the city! Hope to bump into you around town soon!
Enjoy all the iconic locations and foods on offer in KL, the most underrated tourist destination in Asia, and some say the world. Lol!😊
Underrated but let's keep it that way. It's our secret. Let them go try search for our secret.
"Cam" is not tea. It's short for "campur" in Malay, meaning mixed or added. In Hokkien (Chinese dialect) "cam" is mixed. Kopi cam is coffee added (with tea)
Interesting video. Somehow, I think you kinda paid a lot for a knockout cologne. Nasi lemak looking absolutely delicious. I'm so looking forward to being home in about a month and enjoying Malaysian food every day for 2 weeks lol Miss M'sian food so much, especially laksa and nasi kerabu.
you should bargain more for your Perfume, Rm200 for a fake perfume is way too expensive.
Great video Mickey.
The char kuey teow at the stall ( next to the beef noodle place) is amazing!
Also, if you are near the Jalan Alor market, and want cheap local food, there's a restaurant called Hussain's, that is very cheap with delicious food.
Welcome to Malaysia Mickey! Hope you have a great time here!
Hey Mickey, that`s a surprise to see you in Malaysia KL ,good joyce and of course a warmer climate then Nepal - i loved this sequenzes, it is a wonderful country ! I will follow now your new adventures with open eyes and stomach Lol ! ☝😋Have a happy journey ! Love to see your foodtours and appreciate your explanations 🙏👍😍i know you will find awesome places
Teh is milk tea and kopi is coffee. Cham comes from a Hokkien (a local Chinese dialect) word which means mixture. Coincidentally, the Malay word for mixing is called campur (pronounced like cham-pur). In Chinese eateries like kopitiam, cham means coffee mixed with milk tea. Welcome to Malaysia, Mickey!
I love that coincidence
Why isn't Malaysia's milk tea as good as Thai milk tea?
@@zhihui8885 Different condense milk, tea bag mayb? Thai milk tea more orange compared to Msia milk tea.
@@mahalnamahalkita358 Some web source mentioned that cham - 摻 (tsham) is a borrowed word from campur. Take it with a grain of salt.
@@swah47 tak yah jwb kat komen org atas tu. Duk bg kmen buruk pasai m'sia. Jwb dgn baik pun dia ttp balas negatif.
its brown sauce nor prawn sauce and yeah tourist love our streetfood - Ramly Burger.. :)
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Hi mickey ! I'm a big fan of your channel.. if u happen to dropby negeri sembilan seremban , please let me bring you around our nice peaceful town..
I'm glad you got it right.
Alot of people especially some western food blogger misunderstands that Malaysian food is just the Malay food (Nasi lemak, Satay, etc) in Malaysia. And ignore the Chinese (Chicken rice, variety of soup noodles, etc) and Indian (Roti canai, naan, etc etc)Malaysian food.
Also, petaling street may be called China town in the past, but it is no longer for us local Caz it is now running by foreign workers 90% of the store. Most people you saw there are Bangladesh or Myanmar, and alot of them are illegal immigrants.
There are still some Chinese stall there, but not alot are left.
Mostly due to younger gens not inheriting the stall and just sell them after the old one either retired or passes away.
Awww you still remembered Thai news year... 😊Sawasdee pee mai ka...i will follow every your video because all interesting
I subscribed u! For being a respectful and humble person❤
Handsome are llike That
Hi Mickey! You made my day again!😍😍😍 Welcome to my country! Can’t wait to bump into you! Pls enjoy all the delicious food here!😋😋
Thanks a lot! What are the best places to visit now, considering it is raining here on the west coast everyday?
Which state are you referring to? There are 7 states on the west of Peninsula Malaysia, Johor in the south, Pahang in the middle, and 2 states in the east. There is also Sarawak and Sabah in the East of Malaysia.
I am in Kuala Lumpur and it’s raining everyday.
I am not referring to any state, i just asked a simple question
My apologies Mickey. Hope you have a great time exploring Malaysia 🇲🇾
@@MickeyStotch nothing much to do in KL but as you are hungry adventure,head down to jalan alor which you done,or go to KG Bharu for more malay authentic food..but its ramadhan..most muslim people went back to their hometown..if you can,stay till the first day of hari raya..and try to look out for hari raya open house..chance is 50/50 there,you will surely serve with lot malay authentic food..but if just strolling around the city..food is everywhere,mamak restaurant but just be careful..sometime there is extra protein in your chicken wing 😅 ( maggot ) 🤣🤣🤣..
welcome to Malaysia bro... enjoy your food and stay :) keep updating and we will be watching
Don't worry, like thai food, malaysian food will not disappoint after generations of perfecting recipes and mixing spices between India, China, south east asia.
Nasi Lemak is just perfect!
Enjoy watching your blogs, intresting, amusing and your fantastic laughter . You are good, keep it up. ❤
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia.Negara ini sangat unik,🎉🎉🎉
I am I KL now and want to go the same place same food same drink Co-Pi Tea look yummy thanks
Kopi cham is like everywhere, but it is kinda dependent on people who make it
Yes Malaysia Mickey great choice! Please try and get to Penang or even go climb Kinabalu if you are feeling adventurous!
Kinabalu sounds great and looks epic, but it is way too expensive for a solo traveler.. 2500-3000 MYR for a 3 days tour (560-580 USD)
@@MickeyStotch OMG that is insane. Post covid prices mate, yeah scrap that.
3240 MYR for a solo climber (non Malaysian) for 3 days 2 nights tour, just checked it again.
It’s 730 USD.
@@MickeyStotch I suggest Cameron Highlands in Pahang for some nature hikes, and it is much cooler also. Anyways Welcome to Malaysia. We will be celebrating Hari Raya soon so good time for you to observe our celebrations here.
Where in KL it is possible to see Hari Raya celebrations?
The food there is very delicious. kahayuupan & burnikk ❤❤❤
Ths is 1st video i watched yr channel.. subscribed..
Welcome bro!
With due respect, the three races that make up Malaysian (a nationality and not a race) are Malay, Chinese and Indian as well as some natives like the Jakun, Sakai, Iban, Minangkabau. Sorry to have to correct you.
Hi, Mickey. I really like Ur video very2 much. Been watching Ur advanture since covid time. If u happen to passby Malacca state. U can try
1. Satay celup 👍
2. Ikan bakar (grill fish, Ask price 1st before order) 😅
3. Nyonya food.
4. Portuguese settlement food,
5. Visit jonker street night market (it's on Fri, sat n Sunday 7pm onwards)
6. Hainanese Chicken rice.
7. And etc...😂😅🤞
If you happen want to try beef noodle? U can try Tangkak beef noodle. For some comparison with so many type of beef noodle u HV eaten. Go after 1pm-2pm. My preference is rice vermicelli. Make sure the chili sauce u mix with the white vinegar..😅👍👍
Firstly, I'd like to say WELCOME to Malaysia. I'm surprised tho, you've resided in Thailand for over a decade and this the first time you visit Malaysia?.... Now, just some observations... At the beef noodle stall, which is supposed to be legendary (I must say I have not personally eaten there), the accompanying chili sauce is meant to be a dipping sauce, or you may add some sauce to a spoonful of noodles/beef to go with it. BUT to each their own. Next time, try using it as a dipping sauce, same as ALL the rest of the noodle dishes you'd try while in M'sia, they're dipping sauce to enhance the flavor. Next, whatever you paid for the perfume is already too much. ALMOST ALL things along Petaling Street are fake, including perfumes. But I guess you knew that. PERSONALLY, again, I stress, PERSONALLY I'd never shop for perfumes there. I'd buy it at a mall, based on the price you paid, it's probably not far from the real thing in an actual departmental store. Now, must recommend some must try food items while in Malaysia. Chow Kuey Teow, with shrimps, and cockles (blood clams) and some bean sprouts and chives, a Malaysian discovery. The Malaysian Satay, which is basically marinated meat on a skewer BBQ'd to perfection, served with a good dollop of peanut/ground nut sauce. Now, Satay IS NOT a M'sian origin, as meat is skewered on sticks ALL OVER THE WORLD, BUT the Marinade style, the flavor, is UNIQUE to M'sia. The list goes on, but really, Malaysia is filled with great street and small restaurant food ALL OVER, 24/7! So, enjoy your stay! If you need some suggestion, if there's a PM function in youtube, lemme know, I'd be glad to "suggest".
NOW, let's talk about places to visit. I'd tell myself, IF I HAD an overseas friend coming to M'sia, where would I bring them? WELL, to begin with, there are a few places which I think they should visit. In no order of preference, the following are a few. Batu Caves! It's a cave with a few hundred steps up into a hill cave which is also a Hindu temple. Every year, thousands if not tens of thousands Hindu devotees (in January) on Thaipusam day, will carry out a ritual, carrying kavadee's from a Hindu temple in Petaling street (The Sri Mahamariamman Temple) and walk in large congregation to Batu Caves, probably 10-15 km, as a sign of worship, to seek blessings, to fulfill vows and offer thanks. It's a huge festival with pretty scary stuff, devotees getting into trance, dance away, some with their backs pierced with hooks, dragging the kavadees (float like deities) on that journey to Batu Caves. Tho it isn't Thaipusam now, Batu Caves is well worth a visit. Other places you have to see with your own eyes, the Petronas Twin Towers, the KL Lake Gardens (within moderate walking distance from where Petaling Street is), if possible the Lakeside Putrajaya Mosque, the Kuala Selangor Fireflies Sanctuary (an hour plus from KL) for a NIGHT visit.... There ya go, IF you have the time and the resources to do so, a few places which in my books, where I'd bring an overseas friend.
Welcome to Malaysia. So enjoy and like your styles. BTW hope you like Malaysia
Warm welcome bro to Malaysia 😊👍👍👍🆒 try All Malaysia food's 👌👌🔥
Niiiice!!!! 💪💪💪
Look who is back!!
Hello! The drink is actually called “Cham” 😊 “Cham” means Mixed, and it’s Coffee mixed with Tea, with condensed milk and evaporated milk
Sawaddi phimai khah/ happy songkran day, welcome to Malaysia, enjoy