On your next visit to KL, try the local franchise restaurants. Few of them are Secret Recipe, Ayamas, Chicken Rice Shop, Paparich, Old White Coffee, Marry Brown etc. My favorite is Ayamas roast chickens. I also like Secret Recipe (they specialized in cakes, cheesecakes), my favorites are the fish and chips, lamb shank with mashed potatoes, blueberries cheesecake, macadamia caramel cheesecake.
@@Yasin_Affandi Those are wonderful suggestions, thank you so much! Out of all of the places you mentioned we did go to The Chicken Rice Shop later in our time in Malaysia! But now we are eager to try the others! 🤗
@@BingoandBinew That's wonderful. Actually, they are many more other local francise restaurants in KL, but they are not as many as the other fast food franchise restaurants originated mostly from USA. 😀
Talking about kopitiam, if you guys are still around in KL, try Yut Kee Restaurant, Jalan Kamunting, Chow Kit area. It's a typical Hainanese coffeeshop operating since 1928. Their old time favourites are Hainanese Chicken/Pork Chop, Lum Mee, Hailam Mee, Belacan Fried Rice, Kaya Toast Bread & a lot more, including Kaya Rolls. 😋
@@veronicacasey454 We’re not in KL anymore, but we will note this down for next time! All of those dishes sound lovely. Thank you for the recommendation! 😊
@@BingoandBinew You're wecomed. Great to know that you guys are making another revisit in the near future. Malaysian foods are abundance, you will need more trips/time to explore & try. 😃
Street burger usually start as soon as 6pm onwards... The best local food definitely those that u can find at streets and small shop... Because its much more cheap and freshly cooked
@@BingoandBinewusually there will always a burger stall near 7-eleven..and the burgers are usually saucy, if you prefer less sauce just inform the seller
Chicken percik is very traditional made with coconut milk and spices as marinade. Didnt think they made a modern fusion take with buttermilk. I'm lactose intolerant as are most Malaysians but it didn't look like too saucy. Normal Ayam percik is drenched in the coconut milk cream marinade and grilled very messy like Ramly burger. Try burger boss at night they are often the local late night snack...sorta like taco bell here opened 3 am lol.
@@mr3111 Oh my gosh, the traditional version sounds so delicious! This modern fusion was quite yummy, too! 😋 We will have to attempt Burger Boss at night next time, for sure! Thank you for the tip! 🤗
@@Jesswords Awww Jess, you are SO sweet and you already know us so well! 🥹 People like you keep us motivated to keep sharing and posting our travels - so thank you for that! 🥰 We hope you have an amazing weekend! 🤗
Bro u just passby the restaurant name Wong ah wah aka W.A.W famous chinese dish like chicken wing, hokkien mee, fried lala and many more..should try it..
hello again John and Linda! whether it be kopitiam , mall resto or street food all of them looks delicious and washing it down with milk tea at the end of the day! that would be my ideal day too! oh! Linda you mentioned coming to the Philippines any particular area in mind?
@@allancristophe6810 Hi Allan! We’re only going to be in Manila for a quick visit this time. The last time we went to the Philippines we went to Manila, Cebu City and Baguio. And we will definitely return for a longer visit after this upcoming one! 😊
Roadside burger stalls like burger boss or ramli burger usually start selling late afternoon until midnight or 2-3am, maybe that's why you didn't manage to try burger boss when you passed by, the sun was still up lol
@@jehanc We love Teh Tarik! We’ve also had Roti Kosong but we haven’t had Sarang Burong Roti. We will have to try that next time! Thank you for the recommendation! 😊
@BingoandBinew There're a few really good burger stalls in KL. You don't need to limit yourselves to that particular one. You can try the one in front of 7ELEVEN opposite of Kota Raya. The burger stall is located near the traffic lights. It's one of the better ones!
finally,a tourist says that jalan alor is overpriced vs normal prices outside of jalan alor stall to eat out.. once u get to know/out of jalan alor stall to eat out,really sets out the price for it..
Sometimes it’s a toss up btwn an affordable + tasty local hole in the wall or a mall restaurant with a/c. The simple local spots + kopitiams have super tasty flavourful + affordable meals but can get so humid/hot… 😅while the malls can have some unique affordable options + the a/c makes up for not being served in a cute location with a skilled aunty or uncle…Nice to have both options I’ve never eaten at jalan alor either. Seems touristy + overpriced. I preferred local restaurants in Kampung baru + Pudu. Nasi campur, nasi lemak, roti canai, curry mee, char kway teow, …yum 🤤
@@bluestarfishsea We agree wholeheartedly. And we really do try to experience as much as possible in every country we go to! Things don’t always go as planned, but sometimes the alternative plan works out better. We love that about traveling. 😊 By the way, did we ever end up catching your name? 🤗
🕞 Time 4:00 Eating rice 🍚 - 😅 It caught my attention while watching you eat rice, I noticed you have accustomed to use fork and spoon to eat rice the local way while most westerners still insist on only using a fork when eating rice according to the table manner of forks for vegetables. 🧐 It is said that eating with fork and spoon was invented by 🇹🇭 the Thai king 👉🏽 because the food here are alway cut into bites size when served so there is no need of the knife 🔪. 👉🏽 While most meals are eaten with rice 🌾 which is practical to eat with a spoon 🥄 compared to a fork🍴. 🤔 An observation question: How to spot 🇲🇾 a Malaysian chinese from a non-Malaysian chinese during meal time? 👉🏽 A Malaysian chinese uses chopsticks while eating rice from a bowl 🍚 but uses fork and spoon when eating rice from a plates. 👉🏽 A China chinese will use the chopsticks 🥢 eating rice regardless is in a bowl or on a plate.😂
@@ngbengngee1404 Your comments are always so fun to read with the emojis, fun observations and information! Please keep them coming! 😂 We always try our best to do as the locals do in order to fully embrace the culture of the country we’re in. Thank you for noticing! 🥰
@@keangwooichoo6138 Thank you for letting us know! We had looked on Google and it said 6pm-3am (closed on Sundays), but we even walked by around 7pm/8pm a few nights and it was still closed. We must have had bad luck! 😢
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What is your favourite Malaysian fast food restaurant?
Apakah restoran makanan segera Malaysia kegemaran anda?
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@@norhaslinahasan4912 Thank you for the suggestion! 😊
@@BingoandBinew you're welcome
My fav fast food restaurant is satay kajang.
@@keangwooichoo6138 We love satay! Noted! Thank you for recommending! 😋
Hope that you guys have had a good time with your exploration in KL.
On your next visit to KL, try the local franchise restaurants. Few of them are Secret Recipe, Ayamas, Chicken Rice Shop, Paparich, Old White Coffee, Marry Brown etc. My favorite is Ayamas roast chickens. I also like Secret Recipe (they specialized in cakes, cheesecakes), my favorites are the fish and chips, lamb shank with mashed potatoes, blueberries cheesecake, macadamia caramel cheesecake.
@@Yasin_Affandi Those are wonderful suggestions, thank you so much! Out of all of the places you mentioned we did go to The Chicken Rice Shop later in our time in Malaysia! But now we are eager to try the others! 🤗
@@BingoandBinew That's wonderful. Actually, they are many more other local francise restaurants in KL, but they are not as many as the other fast food franchise restaurants originated mostly from USA. 😀
Bingoandbinew is a Malaysia local I guest nice to meet you guys
@@EngineeringFaiz Nice to meet you, too! 😊
Hope that you will enjoy your next country
@@keangwooichoo6138 Thank you so much! We go to Penang after KL, but then we will be filming in Philippines! We hope you keep watching! 😊
I still enjoyed watching ur vid and keep going.❤❤❤
@@chayapatchaya8782 Thank you so much, we really appreciate it! And we will be filming a lot in Thailand later this year! 😊🙏🏽
@@BingoandBinew 👍❤️❤️❤️
@@chayapatchaya8782 🥰
Jalan Alor is where you get the Apam Balik, not the crispy type but is very nice.
@@jehanc Good to know, thank you for sharing! 😊
Enjoyed watching this video so much! :) Could you please share the name of the hotel you stayed at?
@@rozellas2210 Thank you very much, we’re so glad you enjoyed watching! 🤗
The name of the hotel is Chill Suites! 😊
Talking about kopitiam, if you guys are still around in KL, try Yut Kee Restaurant, Jalan Kamunting, Chow Kit area. It's a typical Hainanese coffeeshop operating since 1928. Their old time favourites are Hainanese Chicken/Pork Chop, Lum Mee, Hailam Mee, Belacan Fried Rice, Kaya Toast Bread & a lot more, including Kaya Rolls. 😋
@@veronicacasey454 We’re not in KL anymore, but we will note this down for next time! All of those dishes sound lovely. Thank you for the recommendation! 😊
@@BingoandBinew
You're wecomed. Great to know that you guys are making another revisit in the near future. Malaysian foods are abundance, you will need more trips/time to explore & try. 😃
@@veronicacasey454 Oh yes! We learned very quickly that there is so much more to Malaysia, and that we need to visit again! 🤗
@@BingoandBinew
🙌 Yes, indeed. 👍😎
Street burger usually start as soon as 6pm onwards... The best local food definitely those that u can find at streets and small shop... Because its much more cheap and freshly cooked
@@Silverbolt8211 Thank you for letting us know! We hope we can find some street burger stalls open in the evenings to try next time! 😊
@@BingoandBinewusually there will always a burger stall near 7-eleven..and the burgers are usually saucy, if you prefer less sauce just inform the seller
@@fahiruzrazali Ah! Thank you for the tip! 😊
Chicken percik is very traditional made with coconut milk and spices as marinade. Didnt think they made a modern fusion take with buttermilk. I'm lactose intolerant as are most Malaysians but it didn't look like too saucy. Normal Ayam percik is drenched in the coconut milk cream marinade and grilled very messy like Ramly burger. Try burger boss at night they are often the local late night snack...sorta like taco bell here opened 3 am lol.
@@mr3111 Oh my gosh, the traditional version sounds so delicious! This modern fusion was quite yummy, too! 😋
We will have to attempt Burger Boss at night next time, for sure! Thank you for the tip! 🤗
It would make me so sad if you had an episode where you didn't hydrate with a yummy tea drink.
@@Jesswords Awww Jess, you are SO sweet and you already know us so well! 🥹
People like you keep us motivated to keep sharing and posting our travels - so thank you for that! 🥰
We hope you have an amazing weekend! 🤗
Bro u just passby the restaurant name Wong ah wah aka W.A.W famous chinese dish like chicken wing, hokkien mee, fried lala and many more..should try it..
@@ericchan1313 Wow! Thank you for letting us know, we will have to try it next time! 😊
hello again John and Linda! whether it be kopitiam , mall resto or street food all of them looks delicious and washing it down with milk tea at the end of the day! that would be my ideal day too! oh! Linda you mentioned coming to the Philippines any particular area in mind?
@@allancristophe6810 Hi Allan! We’re only going to be in Manila for a quick visit this time. The last time we went to the Philippines we went to Manila, Cebu City and Baguio. And we will definitely return for a longer visit after this upcoming one! 😊
@@BingoandBinew good to hear that well happy youtubing!
@@allancristophe6810 Thank you so much! 🤗
Generally, drinks are served a bit too sweet in Malaysia. So, if you like them a little less sweet just say kurang manis when you order.
@@nazli_ss That is a great suggestion, thank you! 😊
The chicken looks awesome by looking at it.
@@keangwooichoo6138 We can confirm it was also delicious eating it! 🤭
@@BingoandBinew madam kwan is not fast food,but rather slightly fine dining. But I also like it.
@@keangwooichoo6138 Oh that sounds interesting! We will add it to our list for next time! 🤗
PS. Cutest bloooopers evvaaa!
@@Jesswords 🤭🥰☺️
Roadside burger stalls like burger boss or ramli burger usually start selling late afternoon until midnight or 2-3am, maybe that's why you didn't manage to try burger boss when you passed by, the sun was still up lol
@@rasyidizulkifli2285 We also walked by a few times around 7pm/8pm and didn’t see it open…I guess we will just have to try again next time! 😅
@@BingoandBinew ah OK, maybe it's closed once a week and you went there on that one day.
@@rasyidizulkifli2285 That would be our luck! 😂
Drink Malaysian Teh Tarik and also eat Roti kosong or Sarang Burong Roti.
@@jehanc We love Teh Tarik! We’ve also had Roti Kosong but we haven’t had Sarang Burong Roti. We will have to try that next time! Thank you for the recommendation! 😊
@@BingoandBinew Goto Hamdan Roti Canai. They have Sarang Burong. They are pretty good in Chow Kit.
Check Google......on Hamdan Roti Canai.
@@jehanc Noted! Thank you! 😊
In Malaysia, street burgers only start after dark.😅
@@nickloong We did check around 7pm/8pm a few times, but it was still closed! I guess we have to try again next time! 😢
@BingoandBinew There're a few really good burger stalls in KL. You don't need to limit yourselves to that particular one. You can try the one in front of 7ELEVEN opposite of Kota Raya. The burger stall is located near the traffic lights. It's one of the better ones!
@@nickloong Now this is the type of info we need! Thank you for sharing! We will have to go to this one next time! 😊
Anggun stylo..
@@AbdulRazak-ce1bk 🥰
Those aren't the tapioca pearls, those are grass jelly in your tea
@@KingLeo037 Yes, they were tapioca pearls, there was no grass jelly in either of our drinks! 😊
finally,a tourist says that jalan alor is overpriced vs normal prices outside of jalan alor stall to eat out.. once u get to know/out of jalan alor stall to eat out,really sets out the price for it..
@@deshwitat_2 It just isn’t for us, others might love eating there. 😅
Sometimes it’s a toss up btwn an affordable + tasty local hole in the wall or a mall restaurant with a/c. The simple local spots + kopitiams have super tasty flavourful + affordable meals but can get so humid/hot… 😅while the malls can have some unique affordable options + the a/c makes up for not being served in a cute location with a skilled aunty or uncle…Nice to have both options
I’ve never eaten at jalan alor either. Seems touristy + overpriced. I preferred local restaurants in Kampung baru + Pudu. Nasi campur, nasi lemak, roti canai, curry mee, char kway teow, …yum 🤤
@@bluestarfishsea We agree wholeheartedly. And we really do try to experience as much as possible in every country we go to! Things don’t always go as planned, but sometimes the alternative plan works out better. We love that about traveling. 😊
By the way, did we ever end up catching your name? 🤗
@@BingoandBinew
Well thanks for sharing your travels, especially the tasty eats…I love coming along. -Erin
@@bluestarfishsea It’s so nice to “meet” you, Erin! 🤗
We’re so glad! We will keep sharing for as long as possible! Especially the food! 🥰
LUNA? OPSS !! MY CAT’S NAME 😁😁
@@fendilppsa5523 😹
I was impressed by the luggage salesperson. He seemed so enthusiastic. I have never seen anyone wipe down a luggage before in a store. Haha.
@@weilianlee9090 He was so wonderful, and friendly, too! 😊
🕞 Time 4:00 Eating rice 🍚 - 😅 It caught my attention while watching you eat rice, I noticed you have accustomed to use fork and spoon to eat rice the local way while most westerners still insist on only using a fork when eating rice according to the table manner of forks for vegetables.
🧐 It is said that eating with fork and spoon was invented by 🇹🇭 the Thai king
👉🏽 because the food here are alway cut into bites size when served so there is no need of the knife 🔪.
👉🏽 While most meals are eaten with rice 🌾 which is practical to eat with a spoon 🥄 compared to a fork🍴.
🤔 An observation question: How to spot 🇲🇾 a Malaysian chinese from a non-Malaysian chinese during meal time?
👉🏽 A Malaysian chinese uses chopsticks while eating rice from a bowl 🍚 but uses fork and spoon when eating rice from a plates.
👉🏽 A China chinese will use the chopsticks 🥢 eating rice regardless is in a bowl or on a plate.😂
@@ngbengngee1404 Your comments are always so fun to read with the emojis, fun observations and information! Please keep them coming! 😂
We always try our best to do as the locals do in order to fully embrace the culture of the country we’re in. Thank you for noticing! 🥰
Burger boss opens at night
@@keangwooichoo6138 Thank you for letting us know! We had looked on Google and it said 6pm-3am (closed on Sundays), but we even walked by around 7pm/8pm a few nights and it was still closed. We must have had bad luck! 😢
Order food panda😊
@@gamesover6863 We did almost everyday! 😅
18.03 = 6.03 pm
@@deejay.trader That is correct! 😅
just go home.... terrible duo.
@@Twinbee74 Nah, we’ll keep travelling and making more videos! We hope you spend your time being kinder. 😅