We Made a MISTAKE in KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- We are in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia! After a long journey back to Asia after seeing family and dropping off some bags, we are ready to keep exploring. From the diverse food, fantastic weather, and welcoming people to the epic landmarks and sights - our first day in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was amazing, we made an embarrassing mistake when it came to the Petronas Towers! Oh, and it was Adriana’s birthday! We squeezed in as many new and exciting things and our first impressions… Well, we were shocked, to say the least! Over the next few weeks, we will be exploring the beautiful country of Malaysia and what it has to offer! We plan on visiting Malacca, Penang, Langkawi and The Perhentian Islands.
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Yes, i did. Btw, Welcome to Malaysia ✌️
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Happy birthday Adriana 🎂🍾🥳🎁🎈🎉😘😊❤️🍷🍺🎊🧉🌸🌺
wondering, how a T1 is able to go round eating so much diverse stuff? surely at some point, ever increasing insulin injection would cease to be effective.
i myself as a T2 can do about 1/3 cup carbs without exercise or metformin.
1-2 cups carbs with exercise prior to and after meal without metformin.
possibly 2-3 cups with exercise prior to and after meal with metformin.
if the last scenario happens more than 2-3x a day, BG control limits most likely be exceeded. in the below, things turn out a little different.
using sugar as a measurement guide, 76g is considered the limit at which BG outside limits is considered bad.
i can usually stay within limits at 32g without exercise. with exercise prior and after, i can do 80g and at the 2hr mark, i ingest another 80g, 2 hours of further walking exercise later my BG at times can be even lower than at the first 2hr mark.
is this what's happening with you?
@@wl88168 that’s not how T1 works. insulin resistance is what T2 have. And my blood levels are within healthy range 😀
Selamat Datang ke Malaysia / Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 💪
It's really wonderful of u Ken, a nice guy from german, to welcome Adriana n Dylan to Malaysia.
May ask Ken as your tourist guide 😅
Thank you so much & thanks for the lovely welcome the other night! 🤗🍻
Hahahahaah.. well done Ken.. u sounds local now..
Dang... now I want a collab video of you two with Ken!!
The main point when travelling in Malaysia is to ask the people nearest to you where and what they’ll definitely try and help you as much as possible..its a no brainer coz people speak english widely
So true! Everyone is so helpful! 😍
@@2Passports1Dream bcos you are a guest in our country, we welcome visitors from all over the world AS LONG AS they RESPECT the cultures, religions, way of life of the local people. DO NOT behave like some of the visitors from the " South" of Malaysia.
Definitely
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@@Edwin-fk4yy please respect our neighbors too
The way she pronounce 'kuala lumpur' is actually spot on.. enjoy ur time here, welcome, Selamat datang ke Malaysia 🤝
Oh really?? That’s great! Hehe thank you 😍🤗
Wait til they promouce GENTING.
But they are foreign tourists leh...give them a break even if they cant pronouce the city name in bahasa melayu.
Also selamat pagi!
Yes. Also I think I saw where I stayed
Yeay for the correct pronunciation. Very rare indeed. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Just returned last week from KL back to Germany. I really loved your video, brought back lots of memories and places I actually missed ;) I’d love to see more of you guys. Make sure you visit the Batu caves, maybe getting highlands and definitely greet the island where I was based for a semester during my study days, Penang. Have fun in that really awesome country!
We visited the batu caves in our Ramly burger video 😀
Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia are absolutely trending. The beauty of the country plus its developed infrastructure and extreme diversity are really worth visiting. I would love to go back there again and again. Regards from italy 🇮🇹
Oh yes it’s absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much 🤗 We are enjoying our stay a lot!
Do not miss out East Malaysia of Sarawak & Sabah, which are really great for the mountains, jungle, rivers, islands, beaches & their people.
If we can squeeze some time in, we will!
@@2Passports1Dream, that's what many visitors say. 😆 Sabah and Sarawak are great for nature, adventure and culture. Sarawak is going to host the Rainforest Music Festival on 17th. - 19th. June. The Borneo Jazz (Miri, Sarawak) will be at the end of June. That is if you guys are interested lah. But if your goal is to sample our great food, you are in the right place. 😁
Yes visit sabah and sarawak also
yeah..the diversity is more obvious when u both reach Sarawak.Its totally opposite from West Malaysia so are the cuisines.
@@2Passports1Dream Sarawak have a international event that held every years since 1998 the Rainforest World Music Festival.
Looks like an incredible city. We can't wait to watch the rest of the country!!
It’s so awesome! 😍🤗
Thank you for promoting Kuala Lumpur and Malaysia to the whole world
Love from some one of Malaysian citizen
Thank you! We really love it here 🤗
Yang kau kesukaan sangat apa hal mat?
KL and Malaysia are so underrated when it comes to people heading to South East Asia. Highly recommend Cameron Highlands! Tea plantations and beautiful scenery and a brief reprieve from the high humidity of the cities and the beaches. Penang is really great and I recommend the old Spice Farm that is further out on the island.
You’re right, but we cannot see why - it’s awesome here! 😍 Thanks for the recommendation!! 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream please go cameron highland on the weekdays..dont go on weekend is pack with people..
Even more underrated is the Mount Kinabalu and its surrounding in Sabah (Malaysia) or the Rainforest Music Festival in Santubong, Kuching, Sarawak. 😆 In fact many visitors did not know that there's another part of Malaysia on the island of Borneo with their natural wonders. Sabah has one of the 7th. top diving spots in the world. 😉
@@cityliving-rainforestperson mount kinabalu is not under rated. Many climbers know it. And marathon is held yearly including last year.
Penang also overrated lol...
Welcome to Malaysia! As a proud Malaysian myself, I’m so excited for you guys to experience the food, the people, the sceneries and so much more that we have to offer! It’d be amazing if you guys could get to Penang, Melaka, Cameron Highlands for the amazing foods and sceneries! Have fun while you’re here! 😉
Thank you so much 😀
@@2Passports1Dream and also go to Genting Highlands if you like game n fun stuff👍😁❤️🇲🇾
Hello 2passport 1dream.. just subscribed .. very nice to meet you all.. tq for sharing Malaysia n be happy to watch your next vlog.. have a pleasant stay from Malaysia with Love 😍😘 love 💕🇲🇾😘
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Great video! Kuala Lumpur is a beautiful and well developed city. I was lucky to have experienced living and working there in 2013. The people are nice, sincere and makes you feel welcome, I made some good friends during my stay there. I hope I can visit Malaysia once again in the near future. Greetings from Philippines!
Oh that sounds awesome, living here must have been a treat! 🤗 Thank you! 😍🤗
Filipino also has so many friendly people.. I have many filipino friends online since 2008... and so close with them for more than 10 years now.. Lots of love from Malaysia... 😁
even my cousin married a Philipphino 😆
Mabuhay, I took PAL Airlines once and transit in MNL on the way to Osaka, they even provided free in flight WiFi service for economy class passengers even though the data capacity was limited. I was really surprised, Nice. and "Salamat".
Did you know Greater KL/Klang Valley is now home to almost 9mil people with close to US$200bn economy in this region alone.
I have always wanted to check out Malaysia; especially Kuala Lumpur because of the movie “Entrapment” with Sean Connery & Catherine Zeta Jones! Thanks for sharing this video and Happy birthday Adriana 🎂🌺🌸🥳🎈🎉🍹🍷🍾🥂😘
We were very shocked by this city - so nice! Thank you, Marietta 💕
Unfortunately entrapment didn't portray KL well. They took scenes from another state as though we have jungle, villages and rivers in the city. Its like portraying LA, but then took scenes from swamps in florida and stitch it together. Hope you can see it for yourself one day.
@@jasonleong7 definitely taking a boat from Malacca River won’t lead you to Kuala Lumpur🤭
@@choims1855 exactly 🤣
Oh, that was quite an old movie, but sadly, the FIRST James Bond is no longer around.
Cool video
I have been to Malaysia 5 times and KL is my favourite city that I have visited. I have been to Melaka on a day trip from KL and it is really nice. Penang is cool especially with the culture and food, Langkawi is stunning, Perhentian Islands are amazing. But I prefer Redang Island more. You will probably stay at Kuala Terengganu overnight before going to Perhentian. I think you will definitely love Langkawi with all its nature, beaches, jungles and of course Skycab
We love KL actually. And we can't wait to visit Perhentian Islands
@@2Passports1Dream Brother SMan has been to all great islands on the east coast of peninsula. The next trip(from uk) he will target Sipadan. One of the top dive sites in the world.
@@keangwooichoo6138, Sabah has beautiful islands! 😍
You have missed out Tioman Island
@@stmpo5595 Yes I've been there too and also Kapas Island
So happy that you are experiencing Malaysia especially KL one of our fav places. Looking forward to returning next year, safe travels from Australia 😊
Thank you! Oh yes it’s so lovely 😍🤗
You two are just ugh 😍. The kids museum had us cracking up 😂 because it’s literally something we’d do but did not expect you two lol. Cute little mishap haha. We’ve never been to Malaysia (yet) so we’re excited to see it through your eyes!! Sending you both lots of love and big hugs 🤗 ❤️
Hahaha you guys won’t believe how hard we cringed when we realised me made a mistake! We had to swallow our pride a bit there but it was funny 😂😅 Thanks so much you guys! You HAVE to visit here in the future, so much beautiful landscape and unseen bits - you’d love it! 😍
@@2Passports1Dream lmfao I laughed so hard right now watching you guys into kids area petro science galleries that made for kids to explore about petroleum industries. I always bring my family there so that they can learn something and enjoying the history of petronas. But yeah you guys can be kids again no problem at all.
@@bboysjb hahahaha 😂😅
Except for the islands I did the same trip in 2019. Had the greatest time. I'm sure you guys will, too. Beautiful, modern city. Very liveable. Can't wait to see what you think of the islands....want to go back soon. I missed that museum. 🙂 On durian, I couldn't get past the smell, as they say. Try cendol without the durian. Also, there are a number of fantastic Malaysian desserts. Try as many as you can.
That sounds brilliant! Thank you! 🤗 Oh yes we will definitely try as many desserts as possible 😍 (including cendol again without durian!)
Your trying the wrong durian then, there are so much variety. But ita okay, it keeps the prices down when lesser people consumes it
Nak makan chendol durian kena guna mangkuk, campurkan semua sekaligus dalam satu sudu. Baru la dapat rasai kelazatannya yang sebenar. Nanti google translate yer.. welcome to malaysia.!!
Kuala Lumpur looks surprisingly clean and modern and… fresh! Food seems awesome (except the durian…!) and you both are as inspiring and lovely as ever!💕
Hehehe everything is amazing! 😍🤗 Apparently durian will grow on us 😅
Expensive place for average Malaysian.
Why is it surprising?
@@ann6629 probably some western ppl still think Malaysian still living on tree house, ride cow to work, uneducated...
Whenever I see foreigners describe durian, there are so many takes on how it taste like. For me, durian taste like durian...Maybe because I know what to expect since Ive known it my whole life?? Probably. But big props to both of you for even dare to try new things!
Hehehe you’re probably right - we aren’t used to it so it’s just similar to other things for us, whilst it’s probably a unique taste for everyone else hehe!
@@2Passports1Dream but this is the 1st time I heard about woman perfume..hahaha, nice try anyway ✌😁
It's an acquired taste after all. Having durian cendol on your first day in Malaysia is very brave! Women's perfume, LOL!
Probably try Cendol without durian the next time too.. it is good and refreshing!
So proud of you to have tried durian. I often tell my Western friends, eating durians is like trying blue cheese the first time. It is smelly and strong, but the more you try, the more you like it.
Hehe maybe it will grow on us 😅
Yea..
Nope still hate it.
Malaysia is a coffee-drinking nation for decade with every state offering its own unique coffee. You can find local coffee in local coffee shops, commonly known as "kopitiam" (that also sell a variety of local food for breakfast and lunch), or local coffee chains or individual cafes. In Kuala Lumpur try visiting Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam in Chinatown (Petaling Street) for Hainanese coffee, and toasted bread with coconut jam and butter, and half-boiled egg. Be sure to get there early in the morning to avoid a long queue. You can also try local coffee chains like Kluang Station, Hometown Hainan Coffee, and Nam Chau White Coffee, which all have outlets all Klang Valley and beyond.
Oh wow! Thank you! That’s great advice 🤗☕️
@@2Passports1Dream You are most welcome. Locally coffee is known as kopi.
There are many choices on how you have your coffee whether it is black, white, without sugar, with sugar or condensed milk or evaporated milk etc.
Here are a few examples when ordering kopi in a Malaysian kopitiam:
Kopi = Coffee + Condensed milk
Kopi-O = (O means black - no added milk/condensed milk) + sugar
Kopi -Cham = coffee, tea + condensed milk
Kopi-C = Coffee + evaporated milk + sugar
Kopi kosong = coffee without milk and sugar
If you want your kopi less sweet just mention kurang manis (in Malay) or simply in English.
Agreed, and we got the best coffee cities which in Ipoh, Perak and coffee in Asia according to Lonely Planet. Now you know 😁
i just came back from a holiday in both Kuala Lumpur and Langkawi (from Australia). Having been to both areas before I had high hopes. KL did not disappoint however Langkawi has definently taken a beating from covid. Most places are still closed, im assuming shut down permanently. It was incredibly underwhelming compared to my previous visits to the island. Be careful with restaurants as food is not that fresh. We were served chicken that was off at an Indian restaurant which was quite the experience. However A MUST is the langkawi Sky Cab onto the Sky Bridge. Views were amazing and you will love it. Also the island is home to SO many monkeys on the side of the road especially in the hills, recommend buying fruit from local vendors and feeding them. a good restaurant on the island is 'Yasmin Syrian Restaurant', tbh we mostly ate at hotels as there was just not enough tourists on the island to be able to maintain fresh food in restaurants.
In KL, Jalan Alor food street is a must. it gets really busy during the night as its a popular spot for locals.
Happy birthday Adriana !!!!
what travel insurance company you went with?
Thank you so much for the info!! That’s such a shame to hear 🥲 but hopefully tourism will start coming back more and more! We will keep everything you said in mind! 🤗
Thank you so much for sharing. It happens to every SE countries. Bali, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia. So many businesses closed and still can’t get back up.
Visit Sabah next time. Kota Kinabalu - Pulau Manukan - Kundasang - Pulau Mabul - Pulau Sipadan .. and if you have more time, you can climb Mount Kinabalu
tq gd comment
Welcome to Malaysia guys..Enjoy your every moment with fun and joy. To know Malaysia is to love Malaysia 💐 🇲🇾
Thank you so much!! It’s so great so far 😍🤗
*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food Enjoyed Thanks for Very good videos*
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Thanks for the cool KL video. Happy birthday! Yes, I love KL as well. A tip, you should next time (if any), try mixing the gula melaka (palm sugar) and the coconut milk well first before drinking the cendol. It will help the durian to blend in better with the taste.
Thank you!! Oh yes we definitely need to try cendol again properly 😅 probably when we are in melacca 😍
Thank you so much for loving this country!! Malaysia is a diverse country with these 3 races which are Malay, Chinese and Indians. Hope you're having fun and yeah enjoy!!
It’s so amazingly diverse! Thank you so much 🤗🤗
n..kadazan,dusun,iban,in sabah n sarawak east malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 Glad you’re both enjoying your trip. 😊
Btw, ‘cendol’ is pronounced ‘chendol.’ In Malay, ‘c’ followed by a vowel is pronounced ‘ch.’
Thank you! Haha now we know 😀
@@2Passports1Dream Yeah and the right way to eat it is actually to mix it all up nicely. That way you get all the mixed flavours of the coconut milk together with the palm sugar.
I thought we don't need to pronounce the "h".
@@Tony_Baloney_69420 We don't need to write out the 'h' but we have to pronounce the 'h.'
Cendol as a traditional Indonesian drink used to be made from hunkwe flour, but now cendol is made from rice flour, served with grated ice and liquid brown sugar and coconut milk. This drink has a sweet and savory taste. In West Java, this drink is known as cendol, while in Central Java it is known as es dawet, especially in Banjarnegara Regency with its signature drink es dawet "ayu". There is a growing popular belief in Indonesian society that the term "cendol" probably comes from the word "jendol", which is found in Sundanese and Javanese, this refers to the sticky sensation that is felt when cendol granules through the mouth when drinking cendol ice. Es cendol penetrated to Penang Malaysia, cendol is made by sifting steamed rice flour colored with suji leaves so that an oval round shape is obtained which is sharp at the ends. In Penang, drinking cendol is called 'nyendol'.
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Welcome to Malaysia! Glad both of you are enjoying the trip. Thanks for the great Video!
Thank you so much! 🤗🤗
Hi, thank you for your beautiful feedback on my beloved city. Timing is everything in this packed city. You can tell by the amount of people and traffic depending on the day, hour and even right to the minute!
Hehe definitely, it goes from quiet to very busy - very quickly! We enjoy it so much here 🤗😍
You have to see Puttajaya. It is also a nice city. Dont miss it. / Gou guys looked so excited and happy. I am happy to see that. 🥰
3:58 Love your explanation of "fika" - clearer than anything I have I read about it... And of course Happy Birthday 🎂 🎁 - all the best to you and the years to come...
Thank you! Glad you liked the explanation hehe
Thanks! 👏 😸 one tip.......don't call a Grab Taxi during prayer time. nobody will reply.😅 that's how we found the walk way you were on. we stayed near Bukit Bintang. if you have time, Jalan Alor is an interesting Night Market w/great food
Thank you so much for the thanks! So generous 💕💕
@@2Passports1Dream 😸
Happy birthday Adrianna! I hope you have a wonderful day :) Thank you for telling us the meaning in Swedish! Makes it better to understand it and what it means for you :)
Thank you so much! 🤗 Hehe it’s always nice to share a little insight 😍
@@2Passports1Dream it's very much appectied, looking so forward to more Malaysia vlogs ❤️
Super excited to watch y'all explore this country!!!
Thanks so much guys ❤️
Great and beautiful video! I love that you mentioned eating nasi lemak every day cause most of malaysian do have them every day for breakfast 😄 hope you’ll enjoy the rest of your trip and looking forward to more videos!
Oh nice! We wouldn’t mind eating it every day too 😍 it’s very tasty!
Welcome to Malaysia. May I suggest you try cooling off in the only amusement theme park up a mountain in Asia. That would be Genting Highlands. If you want to feel the old English vibe of tea plantations, strawberry farms and old smokehouses, head to Cameron Highlands. Both accesible by bus from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) central bus terminal.
Wow Thank you for the recommendation 😀
@@2Passports1Dream You're welcome. We are also enjoying your experience here, when you share these videos.
Malaysia is where my favourite food is. I went to Kota Kinabalu in Borneo which was nice. I’ve never understood why Malaysia is over two large landmass’s. Have fun
Hehe thanks so much! Oh yes, it’s so interesting! 🤗
Oh it was a big huge debate back then after post WW2. The colonial powers couldnt decide whether to give it to The Philippines or Indonesia or Malaysia. Somehow Malaysia got to keep it. Borneo has been neglected by the Malaysian government for decades, but recently they have started construction on a big highway project which I am excited and I am sure will bring in a lot of development.
Originally malaya is just peninsula. But we asked others to join the federation. Singapore pulled out in 1965. Borneo is still around. Before joining, the british setup a commission to study the feedbacks of borneo people. Philippines and indonesia did not like that. Indonesia attacked us using military action. They said we are neo colonialist (proxy to british). There was a brief 'war' called confrontation. But since australia has a pack with USA, attacking them will bring uncle sam into the war. So indonesia stopped their aggression.
I don't think East Malaysia was neglected per se..it was just the question for the nation on which part of it needed to be developed first..East Malaysia = low population, low economic activities, low income per strata, etc..West Malaysia = quite high in population, quite high economic activities, quite high income per strata , etc..so go figure which part is needed to be develop first🤦♂️ and only when we got the income from the develop west Malaysia, we can develop the other parts of Malaysia..it's all about prioritisation.
And corruption
I have a suggestion. You both have to visit East Malaysia (Borneo of Malaysia), there have 2 states and 1 federal state which is Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan...they are amazing places...please research about them more...
Thank you...
Thank you for the recommendation 😀
@@2Passports1Dream East Malaysia has nature most extreme; tallest mountain, longest river, larger rainforest, much more wildlife like orangutan and tons of beautiful islands and corals. Although the size is 60% from the total malaysia's land area but the population just about 20% of the entire country. So the region is more calm, serene and unique if compared to the peninsular malaysia.
As a traveler the problem booking flights stay there is not cheap, not for all budgets
KL is well known for its amazing skyline, especially on night!
Oh yea it's beautiful at night
Cities in Malaysia are mostly pretty organized and pedestrian friendly, some of the older cities such as Melaka, Penang, Ipoh and Kota Bharu might be a bit chaotic but still quite organized when compared with many SEA cities.
Definitely agree with what we’ve seen up to now 😀
Happy birthday Adriana and welcome to Malaysia to both of you. Hope you guys have loads of fun and enjoy your stay here. Cheers!
Thank you so much 😍🤗
The Cendol Durian (pronounced as Chendol Durian (with the "h" being silent) ... They started off with separate components (Syrup at the bottom, followed by the coconut milk, the green jelly and the durian on top. You really need to stir and evenly mix them up before consuming them. Then they will really become a properly prepared Cendol Durian. Otherwise, it is not a Cendol Durian at all . I suggest you go back there and do it all over again, properly this time !! and let me know the result...
Ah I see!! Hehe definitely need to try it again 😍😍
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As a Malaysian, I don't like cendol that much... Its too sweet for my liking.. also many vendor will pack inside big container like in the video.. I can take 5 days to finish that up..
Green jelly = cendol
Cendol as a traditional Indonesian drink used to be made from hunkwe flour, but now cendol is made from rice flour, served with grated ice and liquid brown sugar and coconut milk. This drink has a sweet and savory taste. In West Java, this drink is known as cendol, while in Central Java it is known as es dawet, especially in Banjarnegara Regency with its signature drink es dawet "ayu". There is a growing popular belief in Indonesian society that the term "cendol" probably comes from the word "jendol", which is found in Sundanese and Javanese, this refers to the sticky sensation that is felt when cendol granules through the mouth when drinking cendol ice. Es cendol penetrated to Penang Malaysia, cendol is made by sifting steamed rice flour colored with suji leaves so that an oval round shape is obtained which is sharp at the ends. In Penang, drinking cendol is called 'nyendol'.
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Awesome video. The views from the Petronas Towers was amazing. 🙏👍😀
Thank you! Oh yes it was epic 😍
Hi..
Thanks for all the nice words for Malaysia.
Anyway, just to suggest if you plan to come again here, just ask locals around you if you in need of any assistance. I believe most are willing to assist.
Happy belated Birthday.. KL has more to offer a day wouldn't do KL justice. But the ones u've been to in the video is spot on. Tq and welcome to Malaysia.
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Welcome to Malaysia. Have a great and safe day ahead.
Thank you so much 🤗
Happy Birthday Adriana and to Malaysia to both of you.
God willing your stay in Malaysia wiil be filled with happiness and enjoyment.
Thank you so much!! 😍🤗 We are having a fantastic time!
Grattis på födelsedagen! Har följt er länge nu, ni har verkligen gjort covidtiden lättare!! Ser fram emot att följa er gm Malaysia och framförallt till Perhentian. Det första min skånske man såg där var en båt med en skånsk flagga på. Så du kommer säkert att se den o känna dig som hemma Adriana. Kram till er båda!
Tack så jättemycket!! Vi ser verkligen fram emot att se mer av Malaysia 😍 ÅÅÅH men så mysigt att se en skånsk flagga så långt från hemma - det hade jag älskat haha 😍
Apparently, your day off in Kuala Lumpur was during a long weekend for Malaysian from a public holiday on Monday, 6th June. Most urban dwellers went on a for a holiday or going back to their hometown. So, you got the 'privilage' of seeing a very calm Kuala Lumpur. By the time you upload this video, I believe you already experience the hustle and bustle of the metropolitan itself.
Anyway, glad that you decide to explore more of our country and didn't focus only at Kuala Lumpur. Looking forward for your next adventure.
Hehe this was filmed a week before on the 30th of May (my birthday hehe!) it takes a while to edit the video and get it ready for upload 🤗🇲🇾
Selamat datang ke malaysia banyak tempat menarik yang anda boleh kunjungi..boleh mencuba makanan2 tradisonal malay chinese dan india malaysia enjoy your life😉
Thank you :D
Thanks for sharing this absolutely wonderful video. Once again, a very warm welcome to Malaysia. May u guys' days r filled with lovely time n moments throughout d country. By d way, happy belated birthday to u Adriana.
Malacca, Penang, Langkawi n Perhentian sound lovely. All r Islands except for Melaka.
Really glad to see that u guys had nasi lemak, a Malaysian national dish. I think cendol without d durian would be nicer for u guys, much cheaper too. Do sample some of d other delicious street food like char kway teow, roti canai, briyani rice, chicken rice, curry laksa, asam laksa n satay, just to name a few of d locals fav.
Thank you so so much!! We really appreciate that! We are loving it so far - we can’t wait to keep exploring 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream U guys r very welcome. Really hope that u guys will enjoy Malaysia to d fullest. 🙂🤗🙂
Malaysia is so beautiful so advanced in yet very cheap , lovely video Thankyou 👍
It seems that way - it’s awesome! Thank you!
Coffe is a BIG DEAL HERE! Besides the fancy coffee shops, near your hotel get to Dang Wangi road and look for YUK KEE..It a very old coffee shop run by Hainanese Chinese....Try the local coffee there and their steam bread which comes with butter and Kaya( this is sweetened coconut based jam)...They also do western food like chicken chop or lamb chops etc...Its not q what you would expect. In the Alley behind this restaraunt is a tip selling fried noodles...a Malaysian answer to Pad Thai but with cockles....worth a try and can be spicy.
Wow sounds awesome, thank you so much for the suggestions!! 😍
If you came to Malaysia again, my advice never try coffee in big restaurant or bistro, my suggest you should try drink local coffee in Kopi Shop or Kopi Warong, its a much cheaper and more flavor or if you out site from Kuala Lumpur try find food from local warong, definitely the food is the best and price is very cheap you will surprise.
You’re so right!! We didn’t realise kopitiams were a thing - but now we will always chose a white coffee over a big cafe like this one! 😍
Hi! Welcome to Malaysia.
For drinks like cendol, the sugar/sugar syrup at the bottom of the glass needs to be mixed or stirred to the level of sweetness that you like. 🥰
Have a great time in Malaysia!
Oops!! We will definitely try it again and stir it properly 😅🤗 Thank you!
Most welcome and happy belated birthday Adriana ! 🤗
Wait about 5 minutes after you stirred it well to let the cendol 'maturely blended'.
Cendol as a traditional Indonesian drink used to be made from hunkwe flour, but now cendol is made from rice flour, served with grated ice and liquid brown sugar and coconut milk. This drink has a sweet and savory taste. In West Java, this drink is known as cendol, while in Central Java it is known as es dawet, especially in Banjarnegara Regency with its signature drink es dawet "ayu". There is a growing popular belief in Indonesian society that the term "cendol" probably comes from the word "jendol", which is found in Sundanese and Javanese, this refers to the sticky sensation that is felt when cendol granules through the mouth when drinking cendol ice. Es cendol penetrated to Penang Malaysia, cendol is made by sifting steamed rice flour colored with suji leaves so that an oval round shape is obtained which is sharp at the ends. In Penang, drinking cendol is called 'nyendol'.
Source : Google
So exciting ! In Penang take the railway up to Penang hill . Great views . And have a look at Air Itam temple 😎 Can’t wait to see more ❤
We’ve heard great things about it!
Selamat datang ke Malaysia.Welcome to Malaysia🙏
Thank you so much! 🤗🤗
Enjoy Malaysia guys!!! Hope you had a great day celebrating your birthday! X
Thank you so much 😍🤗
welcome to Malaysia.
also try to visit the east Malaysia (Sarawak and Sabah) - Kuching City, Mulu National Park, Kota Kinabalu and Gunung Kinabalu with all the famous islands in Sabah.
Welcome to Malaysia. Please visit Putrajaya, the intelligence, calm, beautiful and modern city of Malaysia.
Welcome to Malaysia. You can visit other amazing places in Malaysia:
1)Penang
-Georgetown city for delicious food hunter journey such as nasi kandar, roti canai, penang asam laksa, pasembur, char kuew tiew, ais tingkap, jeruk pak Ali. Ride trishaw to explore Penang Street Art. Visit Penang Hill for steepest, longest Furnicular track in Asia & The Habitat , Escape Theme Park for its' world's longest water slide,visit or stay in unique Blue Mansion Museum hotel
2)Terengganu
-Redang & Perhentian Island for beautiful spot for snorkeling scuba diving. While in Kuala Terengganu you can see Terengganu Drawbridge, buy local product/souvenirs at Pasar Payang, Play kite at Batu Buruk beach, food hunter malay cuisines such as keropok lekor, nasi dagang, sata, laksam.
3)Pahang
-Cameron Highland for tea plantation farm, mossy forest,strawbery farm, cactus rose, lavender gardens. Try famous Malay dish, tempoyak patin fish in Temerloh Pahang. Taman Negara Malaysia for oldest tropical rainforest. If you want sea view, go to Cherating beach for swimming/surfing. Tioman Island for beautiful spot for snorkeling/diving.
4)Melaka
- visit historical place &colonial building such as A famosa (Portugese munumen), Stadthuys(Dutch monumen), Melaka sultanate palace muzeum. enjoy Melaka night river cruise.
5)Kuala lumpur/selangor
-KLCC world's highest twin tower, modern Putrajaya City, Batu Cave, join sky mirror kuala selangor tour and stay at sekinchan with nice view of rice paddy field.
6)Kedah
-Langkawi
Besides steepest cable car skybridge, you can go to seven well waterfall. visit beautiful beach such as Tanjung Rhu beach or more happening beach, Cenang beach. if you want to snorkel, go to Payar Island. Langkawi island hoping tour usually offer visit Dayang Bunting Island trip, a lagend sea lake view or Kilim geoforest trip . Shopping chocolates in HIG Mall and snap picture at Eagle Square
7)Sarawak
-Kuching:you can try delicious Laksa sarawak, mee kolok and Lapis cake
- Mulu National Park: visit Deer Cave(one of world's largest cave) or challenging experience hiking Pinnacles.
8)Sabah
-Kota kinabalu: enjoy cheapest fresh seafood night market, visit floating Mosque, best sunset view at tanjung Aru beach, visit culture village
-Kundasang:visit Dairy Farm with nice view of Mount Kinabalu, one of the highest mount in South east Asia or hiking the mountain if you fit enough. go to fish spa, hot spring pond or camping at camp site nearby mount kinabalu.
-Sandakan: visit Sepilok Orang Utan, join Kinabatangan river tour.
-Semporna:swimming/snorkeling/diving at beautiful crystal clear water at Mabul Island or Sipadan Island. hiking Bohey Dulang for its beautiful scenery, stay at floating Resorts nearby islands at Semporna.
Thank you so much for these recommendations 😍🤗 So helpful and amazing!! 🤗
What about Johor?
-Rawa Island (white sand, water slide on its beach)
-other Islands:sibu island, Besar Island or you can go to Tioman Island(pahang)by ride boat from Jetty Mersing, Johor
-Other great place at Johor: Gerbang Mawar at Mawar Island Mersing District, Kota tinggi waterfall, Mount Ledang, Tanjung Piai, Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, Desaru beach, Legoland Themepark.
Special Food: Mee Bandung Muar, Laksa Johor, kacang pool, mee rebus, nasi beriani johor, Pisang goreng mawar at Johor Bharu
@@nurulatirah9387 you forgot about malls in JB. JB has the most numbers of great mall outside Klang Valley.
Every state in Malaysia has great place to visit😀
Perak:
- Pangkor Island:snorkeling Giam Island, swimming at its beach, Dutch fort, beautiful Mosque/Masjid seribu selawat, masjid seribu doa, fun lin kong garden temple
-other great place such as Learning Tower Teluk Intan, kellie Castle, Tempurung Cave at Ipoh, Qin Xin Ling, Lake/Tasik cermin, concubine lane, Bukit Merah laketown Resort, zoo Taiping night safari, try mee udang kuala sepetang, beautiful
Mosque Masjid Ubudiah, Victoria bridge, try laksa kuala kangsar
Kelantan:
In Kota Bharu, you can try Breakfast Roti Titab at kopitiam Kita, Try famous kelantan dish Nasi kerabu, Kota Bharu street art, market/pasar siti khadijah, Beautiful Mosque Masjid al- Rahman Pulau Gajah, Pulau suri floating Market, Cahaya Bulan Beach, Nami beach, Tumpat Temples, Guilemard Bridge Tanah Merah, Dabong-Ikan cave, keris cave, Jelewang waterfall.
Negeri Sembilan
-Port Dikson : Enjoy beach, visit Army Museum, stay at lexis hibiscus resort (special Floating Resort with pool inside room facing sea view)
Glad u guys r enjoying ur adventures in KL... Malaysia . Cheers🙏👍🏼♥️
Thank you 😀
Well done for being brave with the durian..unlike my wife, still trying get her to eat durian. Bravo guys
Hehe maybe we will learn to love it one day! 😅
Happy Birthday . I am very excited both of you enjoyed your first day in KL . Wish you could visit all the state in Malaysia . Do also visit Sabah and Sarawak where you travel to many beautiful islands for diving and also Mount Kinabalu . Enjoy
Thank you 🤗😍 We appreciate the recommendations! 🤗
You guys should recieve a prize from the Malaysian Government lol!You’re actually helping revive the tourism in Malaysia,after such a long lockdown due to covid!Cheers and thank you for this beautiful share!You’ve became the stars of 🇲🇾 Malaysia,and we’re all proud of you!
Thank you so much!! Haha we love that 😍🤗 It’s actually so amazing to be here, we are so happy that we could finally be allowed in 😍🤗
@@2Passports1Dream you’re very welcome!Enjoy and sending many blessings your way!!
Happy Birthday 😍 and welcome to Malaysia ✌🏻
Thank you 😀
This used to be the case; that the Singapore to Bangkok train journey was one of the great railway journeys of the world, It used to rival the Orient Express and the Trans Siberian Railway in terms of reputation, albeit a good many years ago (1960s). Maybe worth considering trying part of it, Malacca to Penang?
We might look into it!
I think the train journey from bangkok to singapore has been discontinued. But you can find out.
Wow Malaysia is so beautiful 😱😱
We really like it so far! 🤗
@@2Passports1Dream yeahh =33
Happy Birthday !🎂🎁 Treat yourself and have a great time in KL. Can’t wait for the next video 😁
Thank you so much!! 😍🤗
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope you enjoy yourselves and bring back sweet memories of Malaysia
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Welcome to Kuala lumpur.. Well. Diverse cities.. Im enjoying your vids.. Love to see and hear how fluent accurately those malay words u guys says.. Hope u enjoy malaysia more soon..
If u like, u can go to try visit biggest bird park.. Or enjoying indoor theme park in berjaya times square shopping mall or huge outdoor theme park in sunway lagoon.. And dont forget the botanical garden next to bird park..
After that before u guy taking bus towards malacca or taking electric train towards penang. Pls visit the modern, well planned government cities in putrajaya..
Cant wait for more videos.. Stay safe.. Sometimes there are small numbers of motorcycles running thru red light. Extra careful when crossing the traffic light...
Thank you for the compliments, hehe. Thank you for the recommendations 😀 We went to the indoor theme park (without a camera) it was fun haha
Welcome to Malaysia. Now there are so many migrant workers in KL and Around Peninsula MALAYSIA.
You must know how to differentiate them with the Locals.
Many Foreigners trow trash and rubbish everywhere they like.
That's make our Authority headache.
Thank you very much 🤗🇲🇾☀️
Durian is something that grows on a person. You will dislike it the initial few times..then tadaaaa you will look for it high and low
Hehe we have to keep trying!
@@2Passports1Dream be sure to keep trying! the second and third will grow into you!
its a bonus for tourists to learn the basics of malay language, as it is also understood in singapore, brunei, indonesia and southern thailand. same family. we all use terima kasih (thank you), sama-sama (your welcome), selamat pagi (good morning), selamat malam (good night), apa khabar (how are you) etc.
Oh that’s great - thank you!! 🤗🤗
I miss KL! Such a nice and modern city with friendly people and lots of delicious foods!
It’s so amazing! 😍🤗
Hye guys, welcome to Malaysia.. Dont forget to try some street food.. U can check at PASAR MALAM. Try various kind kind of food there, its more cheaper than u guys try in the mall or restaurant.. Dont forget to try Nasi Kerabu, Roti Canai, Laksa, Rendang, Teh Tarik, Milo Ice, and so on.. Please guys dont feel hesitate to ask from local k.. Plis visit Sarawak n Sabah also guys.. Love u guys.. Happy birthday Adrianna..
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! 🤗 We really appreciate all the recommendations - the food is fantastic 😍🤗
@@2Passports1Dream And.. Dont forget to try SATE & BURGER RAMLI...
Love your videos. Enjoy your time in Malaysia 😊❤️
Thank you so much 🤗😍
Welcome to Malaysia...Awesome video!...Enjoy your stay here:)
Thanks so much!! We can’t wait to keep exploring 🤗
Ahh coffee scene in MY, especially KL and Penang are huge! But it's not all in the heart of the city so it might be a little difficult to get to. Cute video nonetheless! It's really refreshing to see such positive view from people who are new to the city. Happy belated birthday! 🎉
How silly of us not to realise!!! We discovered kopitiams from everyone’s comments and are so happy we did 😍😍 thank you so much!
Thank you for visiting us Malaysia
Genting highland is the iconic plc to visit.
Enjoy the multicultural multiracial country provide great foods... and lots of natural resources..
Blue tears.... fireflies.. world mirror.. oldest rainforest in the world... world heritage city...and more.
Malaysia oso top 3 country which speak English the most in Asia...after Singapore and Philippine.
In Malaysia... even ppls in hurry...they still queue up.. may be some ppl will give way to u... enjoy and explore it...
It sounds so amazing! Thank you for all the recommendations 😍☀️🇲🇾
Happy birthday Adriana 🎉🥳
Please have great moments around 1) Bukit Bintang big junction + Pavilion
2) Jalan Alor KL Street Art (Bukit Bintang).
3) Changkat street Bukit Bintang at night to witness expatriates around the world having night life.
4) Batu Cave Temple (rainbow stairs with gigantic gold Lord Murugan statue)
5) Jalan Alor Food Street
Meanwhile *Penang* known as ‘food paradise’, must try Penang cuisine are Penang Assam Laksa, Penang Char Koey Teow, Pasembur, Penang Chilli Pan Mee, Deens Maju Nasi Kandar, Chicken Milani from Kapitan Restaurant etc.
Main attraction areas in Penang are Georgetown (street arts, foods, cafes, historic buildings) & Penang Hill via funicular (whole view of Penang town, please go there in afternoon to have clear non-foggy sky).
*Malacca* known as ‘historical city’.
Main attractions in Malacca city are The Stadthuys (red iconic buildings), A Famosa fortress, Saint Paul's Church, Malacca River cruise (recommended to cruise at night to witness magnificent lights along river), Taming Sari tower etc.
*Langkawi* known as ‘jewel of Kedah state’.
Main attractions like islands hopping, steepest cablecar in the world + Langkawi sky bridge (among the longest cable-stayed bridges in the world), Kilim Geoforest tour (UNESSCO heritage), 7 Wells Waterfall (please walk to the top of waterfall to swim & witness natural wells formation), Chenang beach, Tanjung Rhu beach etc
Wow thank you so much for all the help!
I like your reactions , they're so authentic :)
Hehe thank you! 🤗
Happy Birth Day Krab 🤗🎉🎊
Wowww...KL so beautiful...from Thailand 😲😉👍
Thank you so much kha 🙏🏼🤗 Yes it’s sooo wonderful!
You guys did a very nice job describing the sights and flavors of your first day in Kuala Lumpur. I've never been...but, I feel like I know it better now. Hopefully, one day, I'll get there myself. And, I hope to eat some fresh durian because I've heard Malaysia has the best durian in the world.
Oh that’s amazing! Thank you so much! Hehe the durian season is well & truly upon us right now!
I'm feeling so proud seeing your videos......if you're already left Malaysia,please come again....you are always welcome here....take care guys,god bless you guys....🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much 😍🤗 we have left now but would love to come back sometime again in the future!! 😍
@@2Passports1Dream Please take care guys...while you guys travel the world...🙏🙏👌👌
KL has change so much over the past 20 years. I remember coming here as a kid and I hated it because its too unorganize at that time and dirty. But now in my 30s I live in KL and I love it. The government has step up with city planning and people has become more civic conscious and there is less littering. Proud to be a KL citizen.
U actually have to stir the cendol even more until the color turns brown. Then only it taste nice. And I never like Durian eventhough my parents are crazy about them. 😑. Just the smell I cant stand lol. But if u want to try Cendol better try it without Durian.
PS : The correct pronounciation is actually chen-dol. 😁
We found the city very cool and modern. Thank you about the pronunciation :)
@@2Passports1Dream Your welcome ☺☺
@@2Passports1Dream it took awhile to make it an international city. It is even harder to maintain it. Just bukit bintang area alone, the waste management has many workers working there. I once read the number of workers is equal the whole of putrajaya city. Sadly migrant workers here and some locals like to litter.
@@keangwooichoo6138 Well Bukit Bintang prior to the pandemic received millions of overseas visitors per year, if you include local visitors probably tens of millions. Putrajaya population is so small. You dont need a lot of work to maintain it.
I'm currently living in KL, but if I had the choice I would choose to live further south like in Cyberjaya or Negeri Sembilan.. more quiet and less stressful environment to live but equally as modern and developed.
Hope you all have the chance to go to Genting Highlands and Cameron Highlands
Hopefully! 🤗
1st of all thank you for coming to the FOODIE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD THAT IS MALAYSIA!We are truly Asia in all sense of the word!Our coffee culture is actually big and u guys have to really try the volumes that our blend coffee gives!Our chendol have to be 'eaten'to savour it's full taste..and our Nasi Lemak is very diverse according to the places u go..as for Durians,most of our foreign friend told me that Durians have smells from Hell and taste like Heaven!so pls find to time to really indulge in everything that KL and Malaysia has to offer and beyond!so again have fun staying in Malaysia and do go to Kelantan too (on yr way to Perhentian Island)as the foodie culture there are insane!all being said,Malaysia is really a paradisePeriod!
Thank you so much! We’ve been on the hunt for some coffee and found a local kopitiam to have some white coffee & kopi and it was great!! 😍☕️ There is so much to eat and enjoy!
I love this!!! You just got a new Malaysian subscriber!!!! Looking forward for another video from you guys ❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! We really appreciate that! A new video will come very soon 😍
Malaysia is such an amazing country! It takes some getting used to how how it is, I was sweating the minute I left my room but I loved everything about Kuala Lumpur. The modern city mixed in with a lot of history, lots to see and do!
Yea we loved it too!!
First thing I noticed was that the traffic is NOTHING like Viet Nam!
Wew, that place was crazy stimulating with noise. This city looks so clean. Is it really? So interesting
As a Malaysian, I honestly do think that my country is kinda okay in term of cleanliness. We are not at the level of Japan in term of cleanliness. Just like in every country in the world. There are places that spotlessly clean, then there are places that looks like a dump. Also this country is also place for millions of immigrant workers who sometimes do not care about the cleanliness.
We would definitely say that the traffic is top notch (still haven’t heard any beeps!) but during rush hour it gets super busy… but it’s still organised! It’s very clean in our opinion & feels fresh! 😍🤗 it’s a different type of charm hehe
Well singapore ,brunei ,malaysia are former british colonies. So we follow british traffic rules and regulations.
Kota yang indah
Salam dari Indonesia
Thank you very much 😍🤗
Great vid and your mistake was a understandable at the Petronas Towers. You were lucky to get in on the same day. One suggestion, the currency is pronounced RIN-GIT not RING-IT.
But who cares as long as you have enough. I am looking forward to your visit to Langkawi. We were last there in 2013 and stayed in the Pantai (beach) Tengah, Pantai Cenang area which are along the same stretch of beach. Looking forward to your reactions we are going there next year. Malaysia is one of our favourite places in the world. In Langkawi hire a car. Such an easy place to drive and takes no time to see the island.
It was an embarrassing mistake 😅 but kinda funny!
Oh I see! We will make sure to pronounce it properly from now on, thank you!
Thanks for all the suggestions 😍🤗
Having a scooter license and going around will be fun for two persons. Lol
The currency is pronounced RING-GIT. There's two Gs. 😉
Happy to see you explore kampung baru. Normally tourist only go to jalan alor for food which is much more pricey
So much awesome food there 😍🤗
Yup, the peanuts were missing. Nasi Lemak means Fatty rice. Fatty from the coconut milk that were used in cooking the rice. Standard Nasi Lemak would comes with Coconut milk rice, sambal, anchovies, boiled egg, cucumber. There are many combination of Nasi Lemak. For eg: Fried chicken, Chicken Rendang, Beef Rendang, Squid or cuttlefish in sambal and much much more. I'm glad your enjoy the city and the food :)
We really loved it, so delicious! We’ve had it since from some other places (with peanuts!) 😍😍
Nope...Nasi Lemak is not Fatty Rice...the word 'lemak' here means creamy...
Hi guys
Have you guys been to rooftop bars??
If not, I can recommend these rooftop bars in KL including ( Heli bar and Lounge, Fuego , Vertigo , Roofino skydining bar ) also can see best stunning KL views 😊 KL also have expensive rooftop bars including ( Canopy Lounge , DeepBlue@ The Face , Marini's on 57 ) these rooftop bars also can enjoy listen nice music
If you guys are interesting it you can try to visit them😊
We haven’t yet! Thank you for the suggestions 🤗🤗
@@2Passports1Dream I also recommend these best places for you two to visit
1. Jalan Alor is a food street at night.
2. Petaling Street is a China town.
3. Changkat is a very popular bars street in Bukit Bintang.
4.Pavilion mall
5. Batu Caves
6. Genting Highlands is also very popular place to visit.
Hope you guys enjoy Malaysia trip and enjoy Malaysia foods😊
anyway, you all should again try original cendol which without durian . it tastes of coconut milk actually.
Can you help us find some? What are they called. Google doesn’t help us and we really need to find some 😀
@@2Passports1Dream just ask cendol biasa (original) so it not contain durian
Quite surprised that the streets in KL is so empty like that. I thought it would be full of people and vehicles everywhere.
The city design is pretty nice and modern, absolutely livable . I hope one day, my country VN will have a city like this
Yes we were shocked. Maybe because it was so hot 😛
@@2Passports1Dream It is, and further the whole week is a school break and many are out of the city for vacations etc. There was a massive traffic out of KL on Saturday.
Malaysia is about the size of Vietnam but their population is only about 1/3 of Vietnam. That’s why.
@@Strangelibrary3 Maybe but it's KL, the capital city of Malay. One of the most popular city in Asia. It is by default a dense city
Before or after you visit Perhentian Island , please visit Kota Bharu...is a east coast foods heaven. Please try ayam percik, nasi lauk, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, laksam & many more delicioes food. Visit My home town Tumpat for the longest sleeping budda in SEAsia...the best nasi lauk , dagang & kerabu in Kelantan.
All sounds amazing! Thank you for the recommendations 🤗
Adriana, we wish you a happy birthday🎂😘, and we hope you're enjoying your stay in KL. The food looks great! Ann and Gar ❤
Thank you!! 🤗🤗 it’s been so fantastic! We love it here!