Indian STREET FOOD in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- We tried Indian Street food in the Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur. We also met 2 new friends while trying different Indian foods and candies. Watch the video and comment what you thought of it! 😁
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | Recorded September 2019
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Actually the "Chinese food" or "Indian Food" in Malaysia mostly are local food, These food recipe is invent by local Malaysia Chinese and Malaysian Indian. you cant get these food in China or India.
If only you guys weren't vegetarian, I would have recommended the best cheese nan in the whole of Malaysia which is RSMY cheese nan.
Wow that sounds delicious!
Its sooooo good. But the price has become too costly. I would have it everyday if it was more affordable.
north Indian food known for non-veg items while south is known for veg . once you try south indian food you will fall in love with it . some popular south indian food (veg) - masal dosa, idli, pongal, vada, uttapam , payasam, bonda .
6:44 it's thali , not tali . tali means clapping 😂 .
We are all Malaysian...not just 60%. Different races yes but not nationality. 🤗
all are malaysians by the book.by practice,malays,chinese,indians and aborigines etc.malaysian governments has totaly failed to make all are "malaysians" mentality by practice.
Yeahh
In Malaysia we have 14 state. If you have time. Go travel at Sabah/ Sarawak. More unique culture and races. Huhu we have Iban, Bajau. Not just malay,chinese and Indians.
LOVE LOVE Indian food too!! 😍
I'm always so impressed by all kind people you are meeting, so social, warm and giving 🤗❤
That bread look yummy!!😋
Great video and with that great sneak peek about your next video got me soooo curious 😃 I'll be waiting for the next video!! 👏😁❤
People are super friendly 😊
That bread omg so good! 😋
Thank you! 😁❤ It's out now! 😘
Welcome to Malaysia! Have a safe, enjoyable journey!
Thank you! We'll be safe. Enjoying Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur a lot. Make sure to follow us to Langkawi 🏖
Jesper and Vanessa : will do! Just subscribed you yesterday and i clicked once received the notification! 😂 do more videos!
Thank you! 😁 We will! You know what's coming your way next 😊🙏
Can't wait for next trip!!
As vegetarians, you should try traditional kuih in Langkawi.
Kuih is like Dessert or small piece foods.
Thanks for the recommendation! 😊 Unfortunately we are no longer in Malaysia
You guys are cool and I love your description. I subscribe to your channel. Excellent content. Thank you from Toronto Canada
Thank you!! ☺ I'm glad you enjoy our videos 😁 Welcome to our channel! 🤗
The brown candy is made from Milo. A famous Nestle's chocolate drink flavour
Okay, thanks for that info! Yeah, the candy was really good. Nice with lots of different flavors ✌🏽😁
they should recommended you ladu one famous indian sweet my favourite.....big round and yellow in colour...
Thanks Lee
Raj Singh Most Welcome. You were in the video? The blue shirt or the one wearing turban 😊 ?
@@luvmakforever no I live in Canada, really enjoyed your great work. Please keep the videos coming. Thank you very much.
Yumm... iced coconut candy is like crack to me (and flaky flaky roti canai/paratha). Haha, thanks for the micro-lesson in svenska vernacular! 9:41
The roti is roti canai or prata, like puff pastry, oiled flour sheet folded over then dry fried. You eat like westerners - one dish at a time. Here we would take a few things together with the bread(roti) or rice. Then any spiciness/saltiness is moderated. No dish is meant to be eaten alone but always combined with rice or bread. Lentils (dhal), peas, pulses provide protein. Indian dessert sweets can be very sweet & flavourful. Would have loved to guide you but discovery is ur vlog way.
I'm Malaysian of Chinese ethnicity, born & bred here but can't live without spice/heat. Dunno if you should research more before you go out? Suffering for you as you stumble along, unsure of what you see, eat, touch, etc. If you see others ' vlogs, you could learn a lot before stumbling along with foods.
Great to watch you people eating lunch in the same restraunt where I had in 2017!!
ahh we love Indian food! ^^ are you guys still in KL? If you have a chance, you may want to try "popiah" it's a Malaysia traditional food ^^
Indian food is so good! We are no longer in Malaysia, but would definitely want to try popiah 😋
You should go to Sunway Pyramid , it’s a shopping mall , and there’s waterpark too called Sunway Lagoon , there’s also A zoo inside Sunway Lagoon
BTW huge fan from Malaysia here ! 🙋🏻♀️
you can visit north-east india . it's beautiful .
I really enjoyed watching your vlog and looking forward for your next vlog in Malaysia! I hope both of you enjoy your stay in Malaysia. Welcome to Malaysia from your Malaysian friends!! Have fun!
Been binge watching your videos before bed, and now still watching it after 3 hours lol Good content 👍👍
i love all your vlogs. Hope u can visit Sabah, Malaysia soon 😎
My Sweet shop ✌🏻
in india home-cooked food are lot milder than restaurant foods .
Hi guys I will be in Langkawi next week it would be great if we could meet!!
Greetings from Algeria
Hi Mehdi! It would, unfortunately we are no longer in Malaysia. But I hope that you'll have an awesome time there! 😊
Welcome to Malaysia, u guys should try Milo Ice (drinks)
Oh, that sound real good! Does it taste like chocolate shake? 😍
Better yet try "Milo dinosaur"
@@AzzrudinJamil What's Milo Dinosaur? Sounds interesting!
@@JesperandVanessa Yea just order the drink as Milo Dinosaur, basically the Milo drink but bigger and extra Milo powder on top 😁 Can find in any restaurants especially Mamak (Indian Muslim) restaurant 😃
@@JesperandVanessa yup exactly what tasha just said
For your info and to any traveller, Malays food in kuih-muih (like simple snack )have so many such as kuih talam, koci, pulut panggang, donut, apam balik, cucur pisang,cekodok and etc. Just google ‘Malays Kuih’ then you will found it. The ingredients also you can know.
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Malaysia have so much food because we have many race and religion. Every state in Malaysia have their own unique food style.
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Thank you for trying Malaysian food... 😊Malaysian people also love to travelling other country like Sweden 💋
Oh, thanks! Yes, there is so many delicious things to eat 😋 Thank you for writing to us! ☺ I can imagen, it's so fun to see other places and experience other cultures 🌍😍
Some tip for your guys.. Malaysian food mostly (buffet style) are mean to mix and eat with rice together to balance the flavour..
pro tips
for food in MALAYSIA specifically ... when you ride a taxi/grab ask the driver to bring your or suggest local authentic food. those places you have visited were nice but you just didn't have the REAL malaysian cuisine yet. you might found your soul food here. I really like you guys due to the positivity you show. how you guys look and interpret situations and that make me think well of sweden as well. btw we have so many vegetarian food/option. hahahaha you just didn't find it yet. good vlog.. keep up!! subscribed.
If u stay long in Malaysia and food review about Malaysia Food , u can get "More View" from us (Malaysian People).
both also will get more "kilo"
You guys need to come to india and stay here for 2 months...
Always looking forward for your videos here, in Malaysia..
9:54 u must Mix All With Rice, dont eat 1 by 1 per portion.
It's not true that South Indian food is more spicy than North Indian if you are actually using the correct definition of the term "spicy". North Indian food contains a lot more spice - hence spicy but South Indian food is hotter - lot more chilli but not more spice or spicy.
Somebody got to teach them how to eat the thali.
The rice is the base.. You should have mixed the vege and curries together with the rice and eat it.
Then you get the taste.
Try it next time. 👍👌
Enjoy your trip at Langkawi...dont forget to go on Island tour...are you staying at the Cenang beach...that is the best place the fun is there..
Thank you! We stayed a little bit outside, and it was perfect! Cenang beach was very beautiful! 😍👍🏽
You should try nasi lemak. Iconic food for Malaysia. If u looking for vegetarian, indian food is the best. If u looking for soup and steamed food, chinese food is the best. If u looking for coconut oil based, malay food is the choice.
the rice should be eaten with the vegetables.and the roti is dipped into the sauce in bowl provided..😀
Oh haha we'll see if we get it right the next time 😄👍🏽
Who else think that Jesper looks like Micha from Beer for Breakfast?
Actually Justina and Micha used to stay around there.
@@vincentchin88 no i meant they resemble each other.
I would suggest you if you like to have nice Naan,you can google restaurant name RSMY,the best Naan ever !Have a nice one!
actually the others 5% beside 3 major races is not from other country but its our native race friends who live there in borneo and they got over 20 races or something
That naan looks great!
maybe u should invite some local to guide u through your journey hehe. we dont dip the rice, we pour "kuah" or "lauk" or the sauce onto the rice.
but it is nice to see our own country via foreigners perspective. make me appreciate what we already have.
We malaysian..we mix it all...then eat..yeahh
nice video.good explanation.nice focusing.tnx.
Guys the Vege is not salty or sour or whatever, you're supposed to mix it into the rice and not eat alone....lol
The indians and Chinese are Malaysians FROM Malaysia too. Not only the 60%.
You guys should come to Sabah & Sarawak 💕
All of us MALAYSIAN actually, but 60% of “Malayu”/ Malay. And the rest is Chinese, Indian and other. Welcome to our country. Do not confuse about Malaysia race and religion.
Come and visit Penang. It is “must visit” places in Malaysia.
Nice video what camera are you using pictures are clear and the sound quality is excellent
Malay,Chinese and Indians, Sabahan and Sarawakian....all are considered "Malaysian" and Local.
I dont think dat is celery, I think it is bitter gourd/ bitter melon, super healthy veggies
Great video!
Thank you! ❤
Try the app or website Happycow. You can easily search for vege food around you
North Indian food different entire south Indian foods
Love to see
(Malay+Chiness)= Nyonya Food...You can get it in Malacca👍
I'l from Algeria 🇩🇿
V nice 👍
U need to mix the veg and gravy with the rice. Not dip things into the gravy ,then it will be very hot the way you did it .
Not garlic soup but Rasam , very nice if mixed with rice . Not chips but papadom ,crush put in yr rice it is nice , the bread is roti canal ,u can dip that in the curry , it is very nice .
Indian food don't dip rice in curry , pour a bit on yr rice , it be nicer and heat more tolerable. Veg too mix into yr rice not just eat on its own. That is the way to eat it in malaysia or India or indian way .
I hope u will try it that way and see the difference .
The way you eat the Tali was wrongly. You must put all the side dish on rice then mix together. I am malay but love indian food😊
Oh! Haha 😄 would have been nice if any one would have told us that. But now know, thanks! 😊
@@JesperandVanessa
You're welcome😊
You guys need to try our fav drink which is Milo. Milo ais dinosaur.
The chinese and indian in malaysia is also call malaysian, and some of the malay also came from indonesia.. the original people in malaysia is those r still living inside jungle call orang asli.. but sadly they r all ignore by everyone, and their culture is vanishing while the malay is trying to convert them to malay...
Ooh, that's so sad! Had no idea about that, thanks for that info!
@oLD skOOL SYAZ I said 'some' bro...
Pehhhhhhhh statement paling banggang... Melayu trus ckap dri indon... Kalo india cina ko xckap dri mana plak pelaq empat segi.... Ko nk ckap malaysia ni ramai indon ka... 🖕🏿
@oLD skOOL SYAZ tu la benda x penting nk bagitau kt org luar nti org luar igt malaysia ni port pendatang asing... Yelah aku pn tau malaysia ramai pendatang haram terutama belah kL tu... Cuba la bagitau tmpat2 menarik utk tourists ni dak balik2 pasal kaum agama... Otak cam babi... Hahahaha 😂 😂
Please say nice to the tourist. We are respect to their journey on travelling, we Malay’s doesnt mind if they do not try Malay food because they are vegetarian... Malays here are more focus on HALAL food, thats why there are many meats food with HALAL status. We have our own guide on looking for food or make the food.
i'm vegan so that's make me happy
Suggest u to go Tapak Urban KLCC ( food truck)
Sorry, but
Malaysian is Nationality, all citizens of Malaysia.
Malays(Melayu) and Other Natives 68.8%
Chinese 23.2%
Indians 7.0%
These are Ethnics. Those Chinese and Indians have been Malaysian citizens for decades, and the Indian majority from Southern Indian Tamil came since the British colonial time.
But, hey, just enjoy your trip😁
Yes we know that 😊 that was what we meant 😁 Thanks!
What's the point go to Malaysia but eat Indian food?
All citizens are Malaysians!
പുറകിൽ ഗുരുവായൂരാപ്പാ എന്ന മലയാളം ഗാനം കേൾക്കുന്നുണ്ട്..
nice video
Thank you Lizzie! Do you like Indian foods? 😊
@@JesperandVanessa i never actually tried one
@@LizziesLukas If you have the chance, you should definitely do that 😋👌🏽
You can go to kampung baru in kuala lumpur to try out malay's food,,
Problem! very hard to find veg malay food
@@manvindersinghgill2805, can try pecal.
Malay got vegetarian food called nasi ulam- veggies rice
Selalunya dalam Nasi ulam ada belacan udang dengan isi ikan kan?
@@solehsolehsoleh oh ada isi ikan eh?
Pastu nasi masak dgn belacan? Tak tau pulak, thanks for e info👍
Its not celery...its a bitter gourd
Background Tamil Song Playing😇😇😇
Dont forget about Malay Food.
Malay food no for vegetarian people. Vegetarian there just find at Chinese restaurant or India restaurant only. But Malay food more pure traditional in Malaysia
Your info about the Malaysian population is a little misleading. The local residents of the country are called Malaysians regardless of their race, Chinese, Malay etc. All of the Chinese, malays and Indians consider themselves as Malaysians. The race composition of the country however is correct. Hope this helps 😊
Hehe yes what was what me meant 😊
Did you come to Ipoh?
No we didn't. It looks really beautiful! 😍
@@JesperandVanessa
KL first to visit and then you should go to Penang/JB/Malacca/Terengganu & Kelantan(east coast of Malaysia)/Borneo. After that Ipoh. Just suggestion
@@eim_ran Thanks for that! We did visit Penang and also Langkawi, stay tuned for the upcoming videos! 😊
@@JesperandVanessa
Oh nice. Can't wait for the new video from both of you 😊
How u reach langkawi from kuala lumpur
By plane 😊
You cant go wrong with Indian food if you're vegetarian.
try eat nasi lemak
is vanessa Assyrian?
When you say it’s cool Malaysia being multicultural... what happens when Malaysia lose their own identity?
Have you tried malay food?
We did go to Jalan Alor ruclips.net/video/SqU8mMKr14M/видео.html
But I don't think that we found authentic Malay food that was suitable for vegans/vegetarian (since we don't eat meat)
@@JesperandVanessa In Malaysia, it's quite difficult to find Malay's vegetarian foods it just that you have to make sure to tell them that you are vegetarian and you want it only veggies upon ordering and most of the are quite spicy (and then again, you have to say no spicy upon ordering food). For Chinese and Indians, due to some religious reason like Buddhism and Hinduism, some of them are vegans. Therefore, it's more easier to find vegetarian food in Chinese cuisine and Indian cuisine. But I can tell you that, you can find the best vegan food in Chinese cuisine because they have the most varieties taste. You will quite surprise that some of it even look like and taste like meat but actually it is made of soy beans, grains and mushroom...
@@JesperandVanessa just go to Kampung Baru, KL next time. There u will get a few famous Malay Food in KL. Please comeback here again. Next time please travel East Coast of Malaysia Peninsular (Terengganu, Kelantan, Pahang) especially Terengganu because there also have other attractions besides food. Just do a some research😊And there u will get some authentic Malay Food.
Roti canai
I really enjoy watching your vlog but can you please not say “super “ so often please
u r not taste the really malay food yet... supposedly u need to try malay food cuz u r in MALAYsia.. not chinasia or indiasia....better u find some malays to guide u..cuz the Malay culture is very2 unique, also their food is very rare....and it just have only in malaysia.....yes Malaysia was multi-religion country, but u need to feel the MALAY here and u will find out why this country is call MALAYsia.. chinese food u can get it everywhere and same goes with indian food, but the malay food, i guarantee, u guys just can found it here in Nusantara.. Malaysia...find the right reference next time if u come here again ya..