MALAYSIAN FOOD ONLY LOCALS KNOW ABOUT!

Ah, Malaysia. Such an awesome country with even more awesome food! But just what is authentic Malaysian cuisine? What is Roti Sarang Burung? And what about Nasi Lemak? And is there really a cafe that you can play with snakes and reptiles while you eat? Well in this video, I travel around Kuala Lumpur and go on a quest to find the real, unique, and authentic dishes that make Malaysian food so incredible!
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[@risensoldier]

Taufufa is a local Chinese dessert here, the pudding itself is a soya bean curd and the coffee flavoured syrup is a palm sugar syrup locally called Gula Melaka

[@norhaslinahasan4912]

Welcome to Malaysia. The red sauce is sambal, the yellow one is dhal and the last one is curry. Cendol is pronounced cendol, not sendol

[@lizzy9975]

My first rule of thumb is only walking into restaurants packed full of locals. The first place looks empty.

[@acerazak4087]

Yes, nasi lemak, nasi kandar n roti canai, 3 of the most popular Malaysian food 👌 "sarang burung" means bird' nest and the bistro where u ate breakfast is popular hotspot for locals during evening and night🌙

[@pidster79]

Eat rice with spoon pls not fork 😅

[@clistiarobinson34]

The Cafe with the reptiles in it is my favorite, if I ever have the chance I would really love to eat at a place like that. Some of the foods around Malaysia looks really good. Have an amazing day dāv and merry Christmas tomorrow

[@aidilsfishmania481]

The taufufa is actually a chinese dish. The white stuff is a type of soy tofu and the syrup is made from brown sugar.

[@nizamhajizan5768]

Bro, Welcome to Malaysia. Malaysian use spoon not fork for rice.

[@kellysueballard7654]

Yea!!!! I was looking for this last night after watching reptile adventures. Very disappointed that it wasn't up yet, but now it is. MERRY CHRISTMASS EVE!

[@rosiahhanan2281]

snakes....aaaarrrrghhhh...!

[@t700qwe8]

Woww.. Nice info and content about Malaysia..

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Welcome to KL, Malaysia. Thank you for this wonderful video. Happy New Year 2024. I hope that you have enjoyed all your food explorations in KL.

[@rishacrow99]

already subscribed.....nice video

[@LanceKirkman]

Dude, that food looked amazing!

[@roslihamid4330]

Yeah bro... Enjoy Malaysia 💖... Try Lontong... Satay.. Kueh Teow. Mee goreng mamak.. Mee Curry and so much more...bro. 😊

[@zulemazahir666]

Looks like I have a lot of videos to catch up on! What drink was at the beginning, hopefully teh tarik? Try kaya toast too if you didn't get a chance.

[@finn5020]

Okay new subscriber here 🙌

[@apiklahoi6006]

Im malaysian living in kuala lumpur , never know about that reptile cafe till i saw ur video lol , im gonna go there this weekend . seems interesting

[@KhaeLikesCoffee]

Everything looks delicious, especially the coffee custard. 🤤

[@iammeow9947]

Hello I'm your new subscriber 🙋🏻‍♀️