HAHAHAHA that's us !!! it's really nice meeting you guys 🥰🥰 thankyouu so much for asking us about this🫶🏽 we really appreciate it and please enjoy your vacation in Langkawi island 🤍
There are 4 states in Malaysia that mark their weekend differently (Friday and Saturday) which is Kelantan, Terengganu, Johor and Kedah - the state Langkawi is located at. The rest of the states are Saturday and Sunday.
@@JennandLeonFridays is like Sundays in Kanada in the 60's when Canadians use to go to Sunday school, and to Church. On Fridays Muslims go to the Masjids to pray in one congregation...
WOW, it looks very different than the U.S. I remember a trip to Maine a few years ago, and MCD was selling McLobster sandwiches. Very Cool! Many thanks for sharing this spectacular video! Liked and SUBBED!
Yeah they have so many new and different things around the world.. most especially in McDonalds! We just arrived in Philippines and their menu is REALLY different! So you’ll want to keep an eye out for that video too! Thanks for watching and subbing. Welcome to the journey!
You can get Teh Tarik in almost any restaurant in Malaysia. Sometimes people didn't like it too sweet can order Kurang Manis (less sweet) and yes Manis is Sweet ...not Mantis 😅
@@JennandLeon i mean Teh Tarik Kurang Manis... don't just order Kurang Manis hehe. All drinks in Malaysia are considered sweet (by foreigners standard based on my observation) and for any drinks just add 'Kurang Manis' for less sweet or 'Kosong' (zero in Malay) for completely sugar free, and letter O means no milk, only sugar i.e. Kopi Kurang Manis (coffee with milk less sweet) or Kopi O Kosong (black coffee - without any sugar or milk)
@@JennandLeon any local restaurant but for the best Teh Tarik, I recommend Mamak restaurant. Mamak is Indian Muslim but sometimes there would be no sign indicating its a Mamak so just ask the locals. Tarik in Malay means Pull so watch how they preparing the drink... its an art so to speak and there are even a competition for Teh Tarik making so make sure to check it out how they prepare it, just ask them to film and Malaysian would welcome you and be very happy to share it to the world.
@@JennandLeon for local food recommendation in Langkawi check out Nasi Dagang Pak Malau. Nasi Dagang is a specialty food for breakfast from East Coast of Malaysia, specifically the state of Kelantan and Terenggganu. You should try it if you are going there but in Langkawi, Pak Malau serves the best of that dishes as far as I know. And yes you can definitely get Teh Tarik there too 😉. Good luck.
Teh tarik means "pulled tea", McDonald's teh tarik is not authentic because they don't "pull" it. In mamak shop (Indian coffee shop), they literally "pull" the tea by pouring and stretching the tea from one container to the other; the main purpose is to cool the tea down from very hot to warm. For McDonald's fried chicken, the best is to go to a busy outlet with lots of people, because the chicken will then be freshly fried and juicy inside and not dry.
@@JennandLeon You to can taste more verity food at night market or pasar malam for more experiance,just try ask some body at where you are have and ask this place where is the night market or pasar malam,you should try it..🤔😂🤣👌👍🇲🇾
I agree, when you have something spicy, I rather drink warm water than having milk or something cold. The spiciness will reduce faster than having cold drink or something sweet.
@@JennandLeonWell, that can be a long list 🤭 I normally order Spicy Chicken Mc Deluxe, because I like the fresh chicken filet in it. Or, the usual classic, Double Cheeseburger, if I want a quick bite with some nuggets. Full meal will be, either the Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken, or just Fried Chicken. If I'm a bit under the weather because of cold or fever, the Bubur McD is a must, with extra white pepper. If I want dessert, I'll choose Strawberry Sundae and dip the fries 🍟 in it 🤭 perfect sweet and salty, hot and cold combo. If I want cake and coffee, I'll order red velvet cake with latte.
@@JennandLeon Lol, Bubur Mcd is actually the chicken porridge, garnished with scallions, chilli and fried onion. You can request not to add the garnishing if it's too much for you. Because at times, I would request to remove it too. It's very popular for the sick and some eat it during breakfast too. Or suitable for babies or toddlers (minus the garnishing and the white pepper). There's a mango peach drink there that you should try too. It's refreshing good.
Oh really! That’s awesome. I’ve been to Kingston many times. I was born in Toronto and my home is inbetween Ottawa and Montreal! I hope you can visit again too!
@@byteme9718 in US all pies served in Mcdonalds are baked. They stopped selling the fried version since the 90s. I know because I lived in the US before.... And how about you? You lived in the states too?
Ah.. you missed trying the bubur ayam.. or chicken porridge. Its something unique to Malaysia I believe. A comfort food that is light and easy on the stomach; have it when your tummy is acting up or when you are unwell. Liked the format of this video i.e. trying and reacting to local food.
Thank you we love eating local food but we didn't often film it but we are trying to do that more now. Thanks for watching! We are going to try some more of the special McDonalds items in our round 2 video since we weren't really planning to do McDonalds that day!
Yes they were sold out of many things! We plan to try a round two with all of the things we missed while here in Kuala Lumpur! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! We appreciate it!
@@JennandLeon some states cater to Muslims because Friday is holy to them. Some states are more mixture of races and religios so weekend is sat and sun..
@@TheMan-xp4cb Yes that is true! We plan to try Ramly burger when we get to Kuala Lumpur. Do you have any recommendations on what to try when we go there?
We haven't been to Brazil yet! We were going to in 2020 but then the Pandemic started so we had to cancel! I will the spicy burger to Leon to try alone then lol
@@JennandLeon not with other inflation of items. Example a part timer at my place is 1hour = bloody 10 ringgit. If you hv a family, it is tough. If you are single still ok
C"mon lah Tourist go visit another place don talking² about makan lah? Pergi melawat ke tempat lain lah? The Perfect 3-5 Day Kuala Lumpur Itinerary for First Timers, How to get around Kuala Lumpur. The best way to get around Kuala Lumpur is by bus, train, or taxi. It’s fairly easy to get your head around the bus system after a day or 2, and you can even find a fare-free bus service operated by Go KL City Bus. Or jalan kaki🤗 Best things to do in Kuala Lumpur Day 1: Batu Caves, Wilayah Mosque, Kampung Baru, Option A: Rooftop Pool, Option B: Street Art Hunting, Petronas Towers, KLCC Park + Symphony Lake Water Show, Sky Bar at Traders Hotel. Day 2: Perdana Botanical Garden, National Mosque of Malaysia, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, Merdeka Square, Masjid Jamek of Kuala Lumpur, National Textiles Museum, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, Heli Lounge Bar, Lot 10 Hutong Food Market. Day 3: KL Forest Eco Park, Menara KL Tower, Merchants Lane, Chinatown/ Central Market, National Museum of Malaysia, Thean Hou Temple, Jalan Alor, Changkat Bukit Bintang.
Oh yes! Thank you so much! So much to see and do we can't wait! We will be there next Monday for the week! We have so much planned to see and do! Thank you for the excellent suggestions and for taking the time to share them. May I ask you are the things you suggested for each day relatively close to one another? Thanks again!
@JennandLeon langkawi is like so so for locals. The jewel of islands are east coast and sabah borneo. Example perhentian islands, redang island, tioman island, sipadan island
@@JennandLeon just some example of islands where humans can go in sabah 1. Mataking 2. Pom-pom 3. Timba-timba 4. Sipadan 5. Layang-layang atoll 6. Mantabuan 7. Sibuan 8. Turtle island 9. Sapi 10. Manukan 11. Mamutik 12. Mantanani - mermaid island 13. Bohey dulang
HAHAHAHA that's us !!! it's really nice meeting you guys 🥰🥰 thankyouu so much for asking us about this🫶🏽 we really appreciate it and please enjoy your vacation in Langkawi island 🤍
Our pleasure! Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Thank you we will be here for 10 more days! Yay! Time for some more McDonald's ha! Thanks for watching
U guys are really nice 🙂🙂
@@Ben-qo7be thank you! You are too and very helpful 🙏🏼
@@JennandLeon you are always welcome 😁😁 hope u have a good time in Kuala Lumpur
@@Ben-qo7be Thank you but we still have a few days here in Langkawi!
There are 4 states in Malaysia that mark their weekend differently (Friday and Saturday) which is Kelantan, Terengganu, Johor and Kedah - the state Langkawi is located at. The rest of the states are Saturday and Sunday.
Oh interesting thank you! I didn't realize that!
@@JennandLeonFridays is like Sundays in Kanada in the 60's when Canadians use to go to Sunday school, and to Church. On Fridays Muslims go to the Masjids to pray in one congregation...
WOW, it looks very different than the U.S. I remember a trip to Maine a few years ago, and MCD was selling McLobster sandwiches. Very Cool! Many thanks for sharing this spectacular video! Liked and SUBBED!
Yeah they have so many new and different things around the world.. most especially in McDonalds! We just arrived in Philippines and their menu is REALLY different! So you’ll want to keep an eye out for that video too! Thanks for watching and subbing. Welcome to the journey!
@@JennandLeon You are VERY welcome and I am pleased to be a part of your channel. Consider mine as well.
Bless you for helping the less fortunate 🙏
We try our best to do so every day 🙏🏼❤️
Mantap Bosskur ❤❤❤
terima kasih
You can get Teh Tarik in almost any restaurant in Malaysia. Sometimes people didn't like it too sweet can order Kurang Manis (less sweet) and yes Manis is Sweet ...not Mantis 😅
Oh nice we will order the Kurang Manis for me (Jenn) and Leon will stick to the Teh Tarik! Thanks for watching and all of the help!
@@JennandLeon i mean Teh Tarik Kurang Manis... don't just order Kurang Manis hehe. All drinks in Malaysia are considered sweet (by foreigners standard based on my observation) and for any drinks just add 'Kurang Manis' for less sweet or 'Kosong' (zero in Malay) for completely sugar free, and letter O means no milk, only sugar i.e. Kopi Kurang Manis (coffee with milk less sweet) or Kopi O Kosong (black coffee - without any sugar or milk)
@@OvDevilz Where are the best places to get one? Any recommendations?
@@JennandLeon any local restaurant but for the best Teh Tarik, I recommend Mamak restaurant. Mamak is Indian Muslim but sometimes there would be no sign indicating its a Mamak so just ask the locals. Tarik in Malay means Pull so watch how they preparing the drink... its an art so to speak and there are even a competition for Teh Tarik making so make sure to check it out how they prepare it, just ask them to film and Malaysian would welcome you and be very happy to share it to the world.
@@JennandLeon for local food recommendation in Langkawi check out Nasi Dagang Pak Malau. Nasi Dagang is a specialty food for breakfast from East Coast of Malaysia, specifically the state of Kelantan and Terenggganu. You should try it if you are going there but in Langkawi, Pak Malau serves the best of that dishes as far as I know. And yes you can definitely get Teh Tarik there too 😉. Good luck.
im glad that both of you enjoy here in malaysia🥹❤️
Thank you. We did very much!
Teh tarik means "pulled tea", McDonald's teh tarik is not authentic because they don't "pull" it. In mamak shop (Indian coffee shop), they literally "pull" the tea by pouring and stretching the tea from one container to the other; the main purpose is to cool the tea down from very hot to warm. For McDonald's fried chicken, the best is to go to a busy outlet with lots of people, because the chicken will then be freshly fried and juicy inside and not dry.
Wonderful pointers thank you so much. We plan to try it again as we missed so many items because they were all sold out!
i look at you all eating make me feel hungry now!🤔🤣😂👌👍🇲🇾🍔🍔🍔🍔
Yes it was delicious 🤤
@@JennandLeon
You to can taste more verity food at night market or pasar malam for more experiance,just try ask some body at where you are have and ask this place where is the night market or pasar malam,you should try it..🤔😂🤣👌👍🇲🇾
@@AmanAman-vy5py yes that is true indeed!
I agree, when you have something spicy, I rather drink warm water than having milk or something cold. The spiciness will reduce faster than having cold drink or something sweet.
Right! What is your favourite thing to order at McDonalds?
@@JennandLeonWell, that can be a long list 🤭 I normally order Spicy Chicken Mc Deluxe, because I like the fresh chicken filet in it. Or, the usual classic, Double Cheeseburger, if I want a quick bite with some nuggets. Full meal will be, either the Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken, or just Fried Chicken. If I'm a bit under the weather because of cold or fever, the Bubur McD is a must, with extra white pepper.
If I want dessert, I'll choose Strawberry Sundae and dip the fries 🍟 in it 🤭 perfect sweet and salty, hot and cold combo.
If I want cake and coffee, I'll order red velvet cake with latte.
@@enizahafiz2039 Ok now I want McDonalds again after reading this comment! ha! so yummy
So what is the Bubur McD exactly?
@@JennandLeon Lol, Bubur Mcd is actually the chicken porridge, garnished with scallions, chilli and fried onion. You can request not to add the garnishing if it's too much for you. Because at times, I would request to remove it too.
It's very popular for the sick and some eat it during breakfast too. Or suitable for babies or toddlers (minus the garnishing and the white pepper).
There's a mango peach drink there that you should try too. It's refreshing good.
Love you video especially you really enjoy your time here in Malaysia
Thank you so much for watching and the warm welcome!
You are from canada eh...?😂
I did my grade 13 in Kingston, Ontario. I really miss Bayridge Sec School. I wish I would be able to visit canada again. 😅
Oh really! That’s awesome. I’ve been to Kingston many times. I was born in Toronto and my home is inbetween Ottawa and Montreal! I hope you can visit again too!
Happy Malaysia day 🇲🇾
Thank you to you as well!
very interesting and informative McDonalds in Malaysia L6
Thanks for watching! We didn't plan a visit but it seems the days events did!
You guys should try the apple pie in Malaysian Mcdonalds because the pie is fried and not baked like apple pie in North America
Oh yes we wanted to but they were all sold out! We will next time!
But all the pies are fried whatever country you're in.
@@byteme9718 obviously you never had Mcdonalds in America..
@@ardentblue7493 The US has a baked option but my statement remains correct.
@@byteme9718 in US all pies served in Mcdonalds are baked. They stopped selling the fried version since the 90s. I know because I lived in the US before.... And how about you? You lived in the states too?
only four states have school on Sunday... Kedah. Kelantan, Terengganu and Johor. the rest are public holidays.
Ahhh ok thank you for clarifying we appreciate it and thank you for watching!
Ah.. you missed trying the bubur ayam.. or chicken porridge. Its something unique to Malaysia I believe. A comfort food that is light and easy on the stomach; have it when your tummy is acting up or when you are unwell. Liked the format of this video i.e. trying and reacting to local food.
Thank you we love eating local food but we didn't often film it but we are trying to do that more now. Thanks for watching! We are going to try some more of the special McDonalds items in our round 2 video since we weren't really planning to do McDonalds that day!
Korean burger so spicy but its addictive for me😅😅
Yes it's very good! Ours was very saucy!
@@JennandLeon hope u guys okay after that😜
I thought u order the "Bubur Ayam"(Chicken Porridge) at first.. but none of order list😅 I think u should try next time . Its good tho
Yes they were sold out of many things! We plan to try a round two with all of the things we missed while here in Kuala Lumpur! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! We appreciate it!
Some states weekend is friday and saturday. Some states are sat and sunday.
Yes thank you some mentioned that to us! It's interesting how things differ country to country
and state/province to state/province
@@JennandLeon some states cater to Muslims because Friday is holy to them. Some states are more mixture of races and religios so weekend is sat and sun..
Nasi lemak & GCB Mekdi are available too.
Try bronok at Restoran Kak Yan Nasi Campur. Gamat oil there good for massage & quick wound healing.
Oh nice we will try that next time. Thank you for the recommendation! What is your favourite item on the menu?
Yes I will! My back is still sore from the fall. Thank you!
I love GCB (grilled chicken burger) and porridge 😁👍❤️🇲🇾
Oh yummy! We haven't tried the porridge yet but we will next visit! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@JennandLeon make sure your put salt and pepper they give with it ok😉😘😁
@@jaykassim3474 Oh ok! Sounds interesting! It looked like there are vegetables in it? Is there?
Shit McDonald’s is like $15-$20 here in Mexico your stuff looks good
Right!? Very affordable here indeed and great choices too!
@@JennandLeon
For locals it's expensive
They would prefer local burger places like Ramly
@@TheMan-xp4cb Yes that is true! We plan to try Ramly burger when we get to Kuala Lumpur. Do you have any recommendations on what to try when we go there?
@@JennandLeon
Sorry, I am a Londoner
@@TheMan-xp4cb Oh well I guess we'll show you our recommendations in an upcoming video then! ha!
go to sabah guys
Ok thank you 🙏🏼
Wait fo McDonald's burger Brazil that is super spicy I can't handle it...Korea not spicy at all.😅
We haven't been to Brazil yet! We were going to in 2020 but then the Pandemic started so we had to cancel! I will the spicy burger to Leon to try alone then lol
you will find that price of mcdonald's is higher in the mainland thanks to the fact that Langkawi is a tax-free island
Ah yes that's right!!
Should eat nasi lemak mc donalds
We will try that next time! Thank you!
McDonald's Nasi Lemak is better than KFC😋
Because salary is low here. That is why 7 pound sterling you eat like a king.
That is a sad truth but at least they make the food more affordable to match the income.
@@JennandLeon not with other inflation of items. Example a part timer at my place is 1hour = bloody 10 ringgit. If you hv a family, it is tough. If you are single still ok
@@keangwooichoo6138Better than mine bro, it's still 7 bucks per hour here, in Johor, where everything is pricey
Ramly is better than mat donel..
Yes so we hear! We plan to try it too! Any recommendations on what to try?
But please don't try the jalan Alor one, cos that's not local one but the owner from Bangla!!
@@saeffareez3337 Racist!
Do you know, US took the chicken breed originated from here, because at that time, the US breed is not good enough. Yes, I am serious 😊.
Wow that’s very interesting! I did not know that! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼❤️
That's simply not true.
@@byteme9718 True or not I am not sure, but one of the chicken breeders company in the US said that. The breed was taken hundrerd years ago.
C"mon lah Tourist go visit another place don talking² about makan lah?
Pergi melawat ke tempat lain lah?
The Perfect 3-5 Day Kuala Lumpur Itinerary for First Timers, How to get around Kuala Lumpur.
The best way to get around Kuala Lumpur is by bus, train, or taxi. It’s fairly easy to get your head around the bus system after a day or 2, and you can even find a fare-free bus service operated by Go KL City Bus. Or jalan kaki🤗
Best things to do in Kuala Lumpur
Day 1: Batu Caves, Wilayah Mosque, Kampung Baru, Option A: Rooftop Pool, Option B: Street Art Hunting, Petronas Towers, KLCC Park + Symphony Lake Water Show, Sky Bar at Traders Hotel.
Day 2: Perdana Botanical Garden, National Mosque of Malaysia, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, Merdeka Square, Masjid Jamek of Kuala Lumpur, National Textiles Museum, Kuala Lumpur City Gallery, Heli Lounge Bar, Lot 10 Hutong Food Market.
Day 3: KL Forest Eco Park, Menara KL Tower, Merchants Lane, Chinatown/ Central Market, National Museum of Malaysia, Thean Hou Temple, Jalan Alor, Changkat Bukit Bintang.
Oh yes! Thank you so much! So much to see and do we can't wait! We will be there next Monday for the week! We have so much planned to see and do! Thank you for the excellent suggestions and for taking the time to share them. May I ask you are the things you suggested for each day relatively close to one another? Thanks again!
@@JennandLeon sama-sama
You're welcome
&welcome to Malaysia
@@JennandLeon the places are quite close to each other, just take a Grab and another thing try to avoid 5 pm rush on the road 🙂🙂
Its even easier if you use the train link 🙂
@@Ben-qo7be ok thank you so much
island there really amazing
Yes it's an incredible island! We've loved our time here so far in our upcoming video we will show the more touristy area! Thanks for watching
@JennandLeon langkawi is like so so for locals. The jewel of islands are east coast and sabah borneo. Example perhentian islands, redang island, tioman island, sipadan island
@@keangwooichoo6138 Yes we've heard wonderful things about sabah borneo! It is on our list when we return for sure!
@@JennandLeon just some example of islands where humans can go in sabah
1. Mataking
2. Pom-pom
3. Timba-timba
4. Sipadan
5. Layang-layang atoll
6. Mantabuan
7. Sibuan
8. Turtle island
9. Sapi
10. Manukan
11. Mamutik
12. Mantanani - mermaid island
13. Bohey dulang