Even the street food looks very cute and clean in Malaysia 🇲🇾! I know I didn’t try many things or didn’t film them on camera! Maybe you can recommend me to try something as well.
Kalau anda datang penang boleh cuba pasembor atau rojak buah..dan kuih muih di sini banyak juga pilihan ada masakan cina india dan melayu makanan tempatan ada juga makanan barat dan uzbekistan dan arab serta turki di sini tapi ia brgantung pada selera anda selamat mencuba 😀
Sergey, I think the 2 girls working at the cafe is Indonesian because their name is more Indonesian. That's why she said she likes Indonesian food. By the way the food you eat at the cafe is Japanese/Korean fusion food I think because they used udon/ramen. The noodles is different in Malaysia. You can try Malaysian traditional noodles such as laksa Penang, laksa curry, fried noodles, hokkien noodles, and do many more type of noodles/kueyteow/meehon. Go to kampung baru to taste the local Malay food. Asked the local for direction, they are likely to help you the way to go.
Ayam= chicken Kambing=goat Udang=Prawn Sotong=squid Kambing Biri Biri= Lamb Atjar= sweet sour salad Ketupat= rice cakes Nasi Goreng= fried rice Nasi= white rice Kerupuk= shrimp crackers ( most o times) Satay= meat on a stick Sayur= warm vegetables , sometimes in coconut milk/soup Gado Gado= Indonesian salad with vegetables, tofu, boiled egg, peanut sauce ( you can get it in Malaysia as well) Bon appetit 😋
while in Malaysia, you should try authentic Malaysian food. like nasi lemak (nasional dish), nasi kandar, roti canai, char kuey teow, martabak, asam laksa, kek lapis sarawak, teh tarik, mamak fried noodles, apam balik, nasi kerabu, ayam percik, roti john, ramli burger, malaysian rendang, popia basah, otak-otak, tepung pelita, satay, satar, kaya toast, ABC, wontan mee and many more... yes we are multiracial... so there is indeed fusion food here.
5.13 people from burma not local people,as you know so many foreign worker from bangladesh,indonesia,nepal,sri lanka,india,filipina,thailand,vietnam in malaysia😂😂😂
The area that you hoop in is the area mostly of Myanmar, Bangladesh and Indonesian. Most of them are also illegal immigrants, and they don't speak English.
15:51 if you want fork/spoon, u need to uncheck the button "Dont need cutlery" in Grab apps. By default, its ticked so the seller wont provide any cutlery unless you untick the box.
Thanks for keeping me awake on my drive back home from Walmart. I went at 6 AM to find that Halloween candy is only marked down by 25% instead of 50% 😒 Now I want breakfast though
Ohh Amanda! Thank you very much! I also saw your donation on Boosty! It's crazy! You help me to survive abroad! But I didn't undetstand - was it a discount by 25%, but had to be 50%?
@@CrazyRussianSergey Usually the candy is half off after Halloween because they are trying to get rid of it for the Christmas candy. The decorations were marked down by 50% but the candy was only 25%. It was good though so I'm not too mad.
It's just cultural, hahaha. Some people don't have the culture that eats horses, hence their comments. For some people, it's similar to someone eating dog or cat' meat, as horses are considered pets as well in certain areas. Also when you ask the Malay ladies about the food, the noodles with dumplings you eat aren't Malay food but Chinese food. Malay people in Malaysia are Islams so they are a bit restricted in terms of food options as they have to usually go for Halal Certified Food (or at least those without non-halal ingredients). Nowadays, there are more and more other races food that try to cater more for Malay people and try to get Halal certifications but it's still a bit rare. Malaysia is not only multicultural locally but also very open to other international cuisines so we love to eat a lot of varieties of food including Japanese, Korean, Western, etc. The thing you buy on the roadside while raining is called "Sarang Burung" which translates to "Bird Nest". It just basically a famous Malaysian dish Roti Canai/Pratha that is shaped into a nest shape and adding 2 eggs on top. There's no meat inside usually but this one seems to have minced beef with it. Its definitely tastier if you eat its freshly cooked (hot) with curry or dhall sauce.
Native Malaysian teenagers and young adults are like Batmans. They sleep all day long to play forex and mobile legend at night. The ones manning the stalls are either Indonesians, Pattanis, Bangladeshis, Burmese or Pakistanis. Msian parents hope that their kids so much would end up being Batmans the kids are discouraged from working during the day
@@abang_ku yer, bukan nak suroh die keysah ke x, cumer bile die interview orang2 tu, die ingatkan orang2 tu local malaysian.. cuber ko tgok balik video ni waktu die interview orang2 tu
Don't worry Mr Sergey, as long as Malaysia join BRICS and Russia as the backbone for BRICS coalition, soonly there will be an easier way methodology for monetary and banking transactions and payment system among the BRICS members.
As Malaysia we eat 24/7, Coz some of us have night and normal work hours, That why some street stall sell food[through the night and early morning. BTW IMO better find translation apps when u talk to them, coz it will make easier, our 2nd language is English. When spoke make it clear😅😅
7:12 Beautiful people, food and country. Even when it rains. 🇲🇾🍜 10:07 I can't believe you were saying "moo moo" to that street vendor. 🤣🤦♂🐄 11:11 The caveman in his natural environment feasts on his kill. 🍗🥩𐃆 17:24 Milk Tea Alliance! This makes me very happy to see you with milk tea Sir Crazy British Sergey! 😆🇬🇧🇲🇾🇳🇵🇹🇭🇫🇰🇹🇼🇲🇲 24:18 Banana man! 🍌
Sergey.. you're a funny guy.. I'd always laughed at your sarcastic rants. Some rants are quite cute, it's like you were arguing with a kitten or a baby. Keep being yourself. I enjoy them so much ;)
Malaysians will think it's crazy to walk in the hot sun without uv SPF, wearing cap, sunglasses or umbrella.. and that's why you find it hard to see them on the streets at that hours😅
@CrazyRussianSergey Interesting video about Malaysian food which looks quite tasty. About the water bottle you couldn’t open at first: I was surprised to see the bottle cap on the water bottle. These bottle caps were standard here for most bottled drinks until maybe the end of the 1970‘s. You would find them on basically all beer bottles, beverages and fruit juices, water bottles and even milk bottles, but never on drinks like Coke, Pepsi and all the other unhealthy American stuff I stopped drinking long time ago. Today you will still find these bottle caps on more traditional oriented beer brands and beverages, something I like very much. So not everything is one-way bottle caps!
Welcome to Malaysia, Sergey. Hope you enjoy your stay. Malaysia is a humane capitalist country, but we are really sad at the western capitalist sanctions on Russians, since its a problem for you to pay cashless. Since Malaysia is now a BRICS partner, hopefully the next time you come here, you can use BRICS pay to pay cashless direct debit from your Russian bank card.
@@CrazyRussianSergey you can try plain version also. Normally sold at Indian Muslim restaurant that opens 20-22 hours daily. We call the restaurant as "Mamak". You can recognize these shops easily, normally the signboard is bright colour They sell Malaysian-version of Indian-inspired dishes and they normally open throughout the day until late at night. The plain version called Roti Canai Kosong (plain) only costs less than RM2/pc. Then there's many other varieties such as egg roti, sugar roti, sardine roti etc They also sell mixed rice called Nasi Kandar which is popular too and fried noodles/fried rice. If you want tea without milk, you need to add the letter 'O'. Example: Teh means tea with milk.."teh O" means tea with sugar.."teh O kosong" means tea without sugar & milk. If u want cold version just add "ice" Example: "teh O ice"
@CrazyRussianSergey I think they are branded as nomad visa whereby just before visa expires they go elsewhere and return after a few weeks or days. And hang around "changkat Bukit bintang" pubs. Some even own those pubs. Many Arabs on the area too. Shelter from turmoil back home.
@@syedputra5955 Most nationalities are welcome to visit Malaysia up to 3 months without any Visa. Example: EU, US up to 90-days. ASEAN countries nationals up to 30-days visa free, same as Russian. You will need to leave the country before this period, otherwise will be considered as Overstayed. But you can always go to other country first, then return to Malaysia again (up to 180 days in a year) Nomad visa is different programme. You need to apply for long term visa (2-3 years) and have certain requirements.
Hi Surgey Good Day to you, I next time it would be better if you ask your responden are they Malaysian or they are immigrant from somewhere outside Malaysia.
That are chinese restoran, and that worker from Indonesia... Not are malaysian... And that Man is Bangladesh not malaysian.... That original malaysian is die... All People you meet is from another country, they are forerner worker from, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal, menyamar, China....
Even the street food looks very cute and clean in Malaysia 🇲🇾! I know I didn’t try many things or didn’t film them on camera! Maybe you can recommend me to try something as well.
Kalau anda datang penang boleh cuba pasembor atau rojak buah..dan kuih muih di sini banyak juga pilihan ada masakan cina india dan melayu makanan tempatan ada juga makanan barat dan uzbekistan dan arab serta turki di sini tapi ia brgantung pada selera anda selamat mencuba 😀
Enjoy the food ..looks tasty.
Sergey, I think the 2 girls working at the cafe is Indonesian because their name is more Indonesian. That's why she said she likes Indonesian food.
By the way the food you eat at the cafe is Japanese/Korean fusion food I think because they used udon/ramen. The noodles is different in Malaysia. You can try Malaysian traditional noodles such as laksa Penang, laksa curry, fried noodles, hokkien noodles, and do many more type of noodles/kueyteow/meehon.
Go to kampung baru to taste the local Malay food. Asked the local for direction, they are likely to help you the way to go.
Satay, curry mee, murtabak, nasi minyak, biryani
Ramly burger
Ayam= chicken
Kambing=goat
Udang=Prawn
Sotong=squid
Kambing Biri Biri= Lamb
Atjar= sweet sour salad
Ketupat= rice cakes
Nasi Goreng= fried rice
Nasi= white rice
Kerupuk= shrimp crackers ( most o times)
Satay= meat on a stick
Sayur= warm vegetables , sometimes in coconut milk/soup
Gado Gado= Indonesian salad with vegetables, tofu, boiled egg, peanut sauce ( you can get it in Malaysia as well)
Bon appetit 😋
How you remember so much! You Dutch are gifted with languages
@ no we are gifted with good Malaysian and Indonesian restaurants 😂
while in Malaysia, you should try authentic Malaysian food. like nasi lemak (nasional dish), nasi kandar, roti canai, char kuey teow, martabak, asam laksa, kek lapis sarawak, teh tarik, mamak fried noodles, apam balik, nasi kerabu, ayam percik, roti john, ramli burger, malaysian rendang, popia basah, otak-otak, tepung pelita, satay, satar, kaya toast, ABC, wontan mee and many more... yes we are multiracial... so there is indeed fusion food here.
5.13 people from burma not local people,as you know so many foreign worker from bangladesh,indonesia,nepal,sri lanka,india,filipina,thailand,vietnam in malaysia😂😂😂
Love to see more brothers and sisters from Russia coming to Malaysia...
"A la carte" is French. It means "by the menu". It's when you choose individual items instead of buying a full meal.
Ohh so it’s like a “card” carte. Menu card. I see!
The area that you hoop in is the area mostly of Myanmar, Bangladesh and Indonesian. Most of them are also illegal immigrants, and they don't speak English.
15:51 if you want fork/spoon, u need to uncheck the button "Dont need cutlery" in Grab apps. By default, its ticked so the seller wont provide any cutlery unless you untick the box.
Ohh thanks for the tip!
Thanks for keeping me awake on my drive back home from Walmart. I went at 6 AM to find that Halloween candy is only marked down by 25% instead of 50% 😒 Now I want breakfast though
thats the halloween spirit 🙂
Ohh Amanda! Thank you very much! I also saw your donation on Boosty! It's crazy! You help me to survive abroad! But I didn't undetstand - was it a discount by 25%, but had to be 50%?
@@CrazyRussianSergey Usually the candy is half off after Halloween because they are trying to get rid of it for the Christmas candy. The decorations were marked down by 50% but the candy was only 25%. It was good though so I'm not too mad.
Those people your asking not local😂 including two girl from Indonesian.
Malaysia is food heaven..my man. Ask first are thier, foreign workers or local people & take care yourself, now is raining season👌
It's just cultural, hahaha. Some people don't have the culture that eats horses, hence their comments. For some people, it's similar to someone eating dog or cat' meat, as horses are considered pets as well in certain areas.
Also when you ask the Malay ladies about the food, the noodles with dumplings you eat aren't Malay food but Chinese food. Malay people in Malaysia are Islams so they are a bit restricted in terms of food options as they have to usually go for Halal Certified Food (or at least those without non-halal ingredients). Nowadays, there are more and more other races food that try to cater more for Malay people and try to get Halal certifications but it's still a bit rare.
Malaysia is not only multicultural locally but also very open to other international cuisines so we love to eat a lot of varieties of food including Japanese, Korean, Western, etc.
The thing you buy on the roadside while raining is called "Sarang Burung" which translates to "Bird Nest". It just basically a famous Malaysian dish Roti Canai/Pratha that is shaped into a nest shape and adding 2 eggs on top. There's no meat inside usually but this one seems to have minced beef with it. Its definitely tastier if you eat its freshly cooked (hot) with curry or dhall sauce.
Welcome to Malaysia comrade! Please enjoy staying!
Spacibo😊
ROTI SARANG BURUNG Means bird nest bread
Those udon girls are not malaysian. The guys you asks outside are not malaysian also😅
@@nazli_ss 😂 They were nice though!
Native Malaysian teenagers and young adults are like Batmans. They sleep all day long to play forex and mobile legend at night. The ones manning the stalls are either Indonesians, Pattanis, Bangladeshis, Burmese or Pakistanis. Msian parents hope that their kids so much would end up being Batmans the kids are discouraged from working during the day
😄 dia tak kesah pun lokal or foreigner yang penting orang tu layan dia dengan baik
@@CrazyRussianSergey yup. I have no problem with foreigners. I just want to tell that we have so many foreigners in KL if you are not aware about it.
@@abang_ku yer, bukan nak suroh die keysah ke x, cumer bile die interview orang2 tu, die ingatkan orang2 tu local malaysian.. cuber ko tgok balik video ni waktu die interview orang2 tu
The first thing that you ate was roti sarang burung. You should have torn it into a piece, dip it into the sauce and repeat the step
Ohh yeah. I was offered some sauces I just coughed like crazy so avoided some sauces for some time
Don't worry Mr Sergey, as long as Malaysia join BRICS and Russia as the backbone for BRICS coalition, soonly there will be an easier way methodology for monetary and banking transactions and payment system among the BRICS members.
As Malaysia we eat 24/7,
Coz some of us have night and normal work hours,
That why some street stall sell food[through the night and early morning.
BTW IMO better find translation apps when u talk to them, coz it will make easier, our 2nd language is English. When spoke make it clear😅😅
Beautiful country, very clean and modern...Hope we will see some Malaysian beaches as well😊
This is first time i seen foreigner eat a lot variety of food in Malaysia 🫡
Made a compilation from the moments :)
For the A la carte 😅😋
A la carte, but DOUBLE CHEESBURGER!
@CrazyRussianSergey Sergeyyy Now i know your fave 🍔 and borscht 😋😍
good use of chopsticks, I am impressed
🥢
7:12 Beautiful people, food and country. Even when it rains. 🇲🇾🍜 10:07 I can't believe you were saying "moo moo" to that street vendor. 🤣🤦♂🐄 11:11 The caveman in his natural environment feasts on his kill. 🍗🥩𐃆 17:24 Milk Tea Alliance! This makes me very happy to see you with milk tea Sir Crazy British Sergey! 😆🇬🇧🇲🇾🇳🇵🇹🇭🇫🇰🇹🇼🇲🇲 24:18 Banana man! 🍌
Sergey.. you're a funny guy.. I'd always laughed at your sarcastic rants. Some rants are quite cute, it's like you were arguing with a kitten or a baby. Keep being yourself. I enjoy them so much ;)
Malaysians will think it's crazy to walk in the hot sun without uv SPF, wearing cap, sunglasses or umbrella.. and that's why you find it hard to see them on the streets at that hours😅
U can choose how spicy 🌶️ there are many sambal’s ( hot pepper pastes) goes from mild to 🔥
@CrazyRussianSergey Interesting video about Malaysian food which looks quite tasty. About the water bottle you couldn’t open at first: I was surprised to see the bottle cap on the water bottle. These bottle caps were standard here for most bottled drinks until maybe the end of the 1970‘s. You would find them on basically all beer bottles, beverages and fruit juices, water bottles and even milk bottles, but never on drinks like Coke, Pepsi and all the other unhealthy American stuff I stopped drinking long time ago.
Today you will still find these bottle caps on more traditional oriented beer brands and beverages, something I like very much. So not everything is one-way bottle caps!
In Russia, it is cold for half the year, which is probably why closed canteens are more popular for eating.
Hello.. try nasi lemak restaurant wanjo at kampung baru Kuala Lumpur.
The food looks great! Are you planning on going to The Philippines? It's awesome!
Welcome to Malaysia, Sergey. Hope you enjoy your stay. Malaysia is a humane capitalist country, but we are really sad at the western capitalist sanctions on Russians, since its a problem for you to pay cashless. Since Malaysia is now a BRICS partner, hopefully the next time you come here, you can use BRICS pay to pay cashless direct debit from your Russian bank card.
Sergey... Malaysian don't walk in the streets during noon😂
10:26 it's roti sarang burung..literally means "bird nest bread" because of the appearance
Ohh wow. It really looks like that! And thanks for the translation! Cool name!
@@CrazyRussianSergey you can try plain version also. Normally sold at Indian Muslim restaurant that opens 20-22 hours daily. We call the restaurant as "Mamak".
You can recognize these shops easily, normally the signboard is bright colour
They sell Malaysian-version of Indian-inspired dishes and they normally open throughout the day until late at night.
The plain version called Roti Canai Kosong (plain) only costs less than RM2/pc.
Then there's many other varieties such as egg roti, sugar roti, sardine roti etc
They also sell mixed rice called Nasi Kandar which is popular too and fried noodles/fried rice.
If you want tea without milk, you need to add the letter 'O'.
Example: Teh means tea with milk.."teh O" means tea with sugar.."teh O kosong" means tea without sugar & milk. If u want cold version just add "ice"
Example: "teh O ice"
It's great you got to taste lots of good food:)
The Russian Embassy staff are looking for you. They think you deserted the front in Donbass. 😂
recommended menu：
1. 檳城亞參叻沙麵 Penang assam laksa
2. 檳城福建蝦麵 Hokkien prawn mee
3. 檳城炒粿條 Penang char kuey teow
4. 扁擔飯 Nasi kandar
5. 金馬倫蔬菜火鍋 Cameron steamboat
6. 怡保芽菜雞飯 Ipoh sprout chicken rice
7. 巴生肉骨茶 Klang bak kut teh
8. 加影沙嗲肉串 Kajang satay
9. 藍花飯 nasi kerabu
10. 芙蓉燒包 Seremban siew pow
11. 馬六甲雞飯粒 Malacca chicken rice
12. 娘惹珍多冰 chendol
13. 麻坡烏打 Muar otak-otak
14. 新山三樓炒米粉 JB sanlou beehoon
15. 砂拉越叻沙 Sarawak laksa
16. 牛肉仁當 beef rendang
17. 肉醬咖喱吐司 roti bakar kacang phool
18. 港蒸筍殼魚 steamed soon hock fish
19. 燒烤魔鬼魚 sting ray ikan pari bakar
20. 燒烤榴蓮巴丁魚 pais patin tempoyak
21. 水煮榴蓮巴丁 masak patin tempoyak
22. 馬來風光 kangkung belacan
23. 羊肉印度香料飯 nasi bryani mutton
24. 印度甩餅 roti canai
25. 椰漿飯 nasi lemak
26. 羊肉湯 sup kambing
27. 街頭漢堡 Ramly burger
28. 炸香蕉果 goreng pisang
29. 炸菠蘿蜜果 goreng cempedak
30. 囉惹 粿汁 麵粉粿湯 咖椰吐司 肉乾
31. 蘭香美人糕 墨西哥咖啡麵包 咖哩角
32. 椰花酒 air nira kelapa
33. 血腥瑪麗變化版 Asam Boi Mary
34. 冰椰子汁 air kelapa ais
35. 冰甘蔗汁 air tebu ais
36. 冰西瓜汁 air tembikai ais
37. 冰沙梨酸梅汁 kedondong asam boi
38. 冰檸檬酸梅汁 limau asam boi ais
39. 冰蘋果酸梅汁 apple asam boi ais
40. 榴蓮 durian D200, D197, D175, D24
41. 山竹 水翁 紅毛丹 杜古 芒果 火龍果
Glad to see you give your liver a break.
If you want to meet more local, I suggesting you to go to Kampung Baru
Enjoy Malaysia food Brother , stay safe, stay health ..
The big bread you should eat with the gravy and the small bread you eat it with the sauce , they taste better with it
no wonder foreigner complain they gain weight in malaysia. stay healthy even malaysian food is super delish
Russian gets only one month visa. But US, UK, canada and maybe EU gets 3 months.
Ohh I didn’t know that!
@CrazyRussianSergey I think they are branded as nomad visa whereby just before visa expires they go elsewhere and return after a few weeks or days. And hang around "changkat Bukit bintang" pubs. Some even own those pubs. Many Arabs on the area too. Shelter from turmoil back home.
@@syedputra5955
Most nationalities are welcome to visit Malaysia up to 3 months without any Visa.
Example: EU, US up to 90-days. ASEAN countries nationals up to 30-days visa free, same as Russian.
You will need to leave the country before this period, otherwise will be considered as Overstayed. But you can always go to other country first, then return to Malaysia again (up to 180 days in a year)
Nomad visa is different programme. You need to apply for long term visa (2-3 years) and have certain requirements.
I can understand how someone would be uncomfortable eating horse. But they need to grow up, people eat what is available in their country.
You are a funny guy 😅
Better try more culture food in Malaysia like nasi lemak , nasi kerabu , Roti canai , nasi dagang , cha kui thiaw
I like your video, it's pretty relax and chill when you eat.
watching a grown up man eating random food from the floor, haha priceless. Got the pfk kid video vibes for a moment
Thank you for showing your food tours in KL Sergei!!! Greetings from 🇲🇾
@crazyRussianSergey, suggest u to try Nasi Lemak with Rendang Ayam quit delicious too. I tot u will miss it when u back to Rusia😅
delicious rectangular foods!
12:22 go to Chinatown and look for herbal tea for your cough
we use ala ala mean look like in the bm sentence too
Right on at least you can get a beer!
Hi Surgey Good Day to you, I next time it would be better if you ask your responden are they Malaysian or they are immigrant from somewhere outside Malaysia.
Oh Sergey
U look funny
😂😂😂😅😅😮😮😢🎉
7:13 .. cute 🥰
Хорошая еда
Happy birthday Sergey🍻🎂it is better to be in KL than in the trenches of Ukraine 😊
my name your name this name, that so funny and effective move
Кайф .
Until now,What is the most u like about mlysia..
push likessssssssssss
Lots of food!
Ochen vhusno da...😊👍
Sergey
U must know too much Indonesia in Malaysia
Mostly they dont know speak in English.....
They should give you free food for a celebrity like you eating in the restaurant doing publicity !
half food video, half only comrades
@@Wildcat220 the FULL already on Conrad’s Channel
If you don’t have cash to pay,you have to wash the dishes 😂
The name of the first place is 'My mother-in-law's Empire'
@@aishx hehe, interesting name!
atlichna!
the thumbnail seems obscene
Dia mkn apa tu haha x kan fish cake besar tu😂
Meatball
itu meat ball. membe tu dh ckp "beef".
Not hot not nice tooedat sarang burung cool alredy
Come on,how could udon be a Malaysian food?
That are chinese restoran, and that worker from Indonesia... Not are malaysian... And that Man is Bangladesh not malaysian....
That original malaysian is die... All People you meet is from another country, they are forerner worker from, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Nepal, menyamar, China....
Yeah. That’s the neighborhood I stayed seems like
Is this 'moo moo' lol.
Is it the same sound in Malaysia for cows hehe?
Someone must help you, guide you what is about Malaysia . You choosen wrong typical Malaysian dish, wrong people to asking and so on
Wow man how many times u eat in a day😂