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First Impressions of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- I spent my whole day from morning until night on the streets of Kuala Lumpur. It's a modern and clean city, but you'll find videos about that everywhere on RUclips. So I decided to show you the local and dirty areas as well where tourists don't want to go.
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- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾
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00:00 Trailer
01:24 Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) and Bukit Bintang
03:24 Chinese Noodles and Soup Breakfast
15:05 Public Transportation: MRT to Little India
24:02 Mango Lassi in an Indian Restaurant
30:03 Thean Hou Chinese Temple
32:55 Merdeka Square & St Mary's Cathedral
37:22 Chinatown: Petaling Street (Jalan Petaling)
40:40 I want to go to Chow Kit Market
43:38 Putu Bambu Snack
51:25 First time eating Laksa
57:44 Petronas Towers (Twin Towers)
01:01:50 Late dinner in Bangladeshi hood
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There are many foreign workers working in Malaysia. Besides Indonesians & Bangladeshis, there are also from Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Philippines & the Arab countries. Maybe that's why the waiter at the chinese restaurant earlier on in the video doesn't understand English or Malay. 😅
Right, i think so...
This guy already been a long time in THAT country. He's already embedded with THAT country culture. The first mistake he did by thinking Malaysia and THAT country are the same. So he always argue rather than asking & learn new culture. For example when he want to order drink, he should asked where can he order the drink. But he did ordered NOOTmeg to the person in charge for sub food stall (different p.i.c) rather to order it from main restaurant. He expects that the guy knew about NOOTmeg
Kuala lumpur is my second home, tidak pernah bosan dengan KL entah itu vibenya dan makanannya,
What activities do you recommend in KL @kindpeople99 ? Maybe some of your favorites?
Nice to see you back in action
Please visit more rural places in the east coast.. Pahang,Terengganu , Kelantan
I'm glad that communication is lot easier here as English is our second language
Yeah tbh I miss having conversations with locals. In KL I almost didn't talk with anyone and Chinese people aren't really talkative (even though they're nice). But my channel's main topic also isn't fancy big cities, so let me try to find some really local areas soon. I'm in Penang right now and later I wanna go to Langkawi and Ipoh too and Malacca.
@@WildCARLOSappeared don't get it wrong about the Chinese, coz in certain places/eatery's mostly having tourist coming from all over the world they are just business minded people but honestly they're very friendly citizen
I'm a Malay Muslim anyway , I hope you enjoy Penang and Langkawi
If any chance we could meet up and I'm happy to show you around my place in Selangor ❤️
Everyone's friendly here so far. But in Germany for example the people also don't smile much and they focus a lot about their job. So it's maybe similar in every developed city in the world. Mh let's see where else in Malaysia I will go 😎
8:26 many workers here are frm myanmar they obviously dont understand malay language hv little to no english
@irishque In Thailand seems to be the same, but I've seen some Myanmar people speak pretty good English there. I'm debating if I should learn Malaysian language here at all or just speak English :D
@@Gymson yes thus im saying tht u wont hv problem wt locals speaking english...the least they will be able to converse in simple english
You at KL Malaysia must go to :
Petrosains
Sunway Lagoon
Times Square
Zoo Negara
One Utama (air ryder)
I-city Shah Alam
Genting Highland (take bus from train LRT Gombak station)
- Taman Layang-layang Metropolitan Kepong (Kite Park)
- Sungai Pisang Gombak (river Forrest)
- Tugu Trail (hiking Forrest park)
- Istana Budaya (theater live)
- Kolam Air Panas Selayang (hot spring)
- Midvalley (biggest shopping mall)
- pasar malam night market uptown
- Sunday DBKL morning run 6am-9am
- Tasik Titiwangsa (cycling park)
- Pusat Science Negara
- KL Tower
KL Sentral Station
- National Museum
- Planetarium (space event)
- Deer Park
- Butterfly park
- Police Museum
- Botanical garden (flower lake park)
- Bird Park
Malaysia Look Very Interesting
Haha, those were my words when I first came here. If you come from Europe I think its gonna shock you in the beginning if you haven't travelled much. Because its such a diversity of cultures and people here.. Cool place!
Welcome to KL bro. FYI, most restaurant workers/helpers are foreigners from neighbouring countries & they speak min. or no Malay & no English. Thats y they dunt reply to question & juz smile 😅 Whenever u order go direct to the stalls where the owner is.
Because they work in restaurants that sell food from their country.
Haha that's good to know, Malaysia is interesting place.. Some people speak such a good English and some don't speak at all :D And your not even sure what language to speak to them lol :D
Thank you for this video and for your exploratioms in KL. Wonderful.
Thanks for watching, Yasin 🙏🏼
@@WildCARLOSappeared Thank you. 😀
Fantastic Vlog 🤩 and I find Kuala Lumpur interesting in many ways!
Such a diverse culture with Chinese, Malay and Indian influences. Definitely a food haven for me - delicious 😋😍
Also a unique blend of historical and modern architecture which always fascinates me 😉
I think there's a niche for everyone to find and explore. Hope you're enjoying Malaysia and can't wait to watch more soon 😄
Wow glad that you enjoy the video, Zandra ☺️ KL is definitely a nice city and it has a great living standard. I just miss the very local places tbh. Let's see if I can go to such places in Malaysia too 😎
@@WildCARLOSappeared Haha my pleasure! You know I think your content is amazing 🤩
I can definitely see the standard of living is high but I also very honestly miss the authentic and 'down to earth' local places you visit too along with the smiles and laughter 😄
You'll definitely come across these in Malaysia somewhere along your travels and make it your own style 😉
Such a beautiful country 😍🌍
I think I can. Just renting a scooter and driving somewhere randomly for a couple of days maybe 🤘
@@WildCARLOSappeared sounds fantastic and why not? Go for it! 😉😎
Haha same, I also describe it as interesting aswell... :D Such a mix of cultures!
Kuala Lumpur seems like a great place. Hope you had a great experience there.
It's a really amazing city. Definitely one of my choices so far in case I wanna settle down maybe in 10 years 😀
Welcome to Malaysia! Thank you for visiting our country. Come on, don't just walk around town. Let's visit a village that is not far from Kuala Lumpur. Let's come to Jenjarom village, see the atmosphere of the village. Rent a scooter. I really like your videos because they are very entertaining & informative.
Nice, i was actually thinking going there this year. Time for a first impressionen.
I can really recommend Lumpur for a couple of days. And Penang is also really near - good for food ✌️
Selamat datang wild Carlos di malaysia.bersama hari"yg indah di sana semangatt
Normaly, they were foreigners from Nepal or Myanmar who works at Chinese street restaurant. Thats why they don't understand any English or Bahasa that you were talking.
many of the Myanmar workers are camera shy ,..mainly bcoz they might have work permit issues 😅
I still remember i as a malay in kg baru goes to church at the merdeka square to buy cheap shirt and toys which many european and rich people donate it to the church as a boy and at the weekend..
Legende 🙏 nächster Monat wird stark mit 15 indo vlogs hintereinander täglich
Danke Bro 😃 Joa, ich werde die Indonesien-Vlogs bis dahin geschnitten haben und ich habe Hilfe beim Schneiden. Und dann fange ich wieder direkt zu filmen an in Indonesian. Will nicht zu viel versprechen, aber 15-20 Vlogs am Stück sollten realistisch sein 😊
That's horrible when they don't provide tissues their eating place... most place provide tissues. Their workers mostly non Malaysian..their can't communicate.. sorry for u.. don't have to go there again😁
Hm yeah, but I think you can just clean your hands in the toilet instead 😄
8:42 I was also shocked that he seemed to understand but apparently he didn't, dia orang mana si bang ? Menurutku agak kurang sopan karna kalau misal dia tidak mengerti tinggal bilang sorry sir didn't understand english, terus nanti bisa tanya ke pihak kasir, agak mengecewakan restaurant menghire pekerja yang seperti itu. Apalagi bekerja di tengah kota metropolitan KL ya notabennya seharusnya basic english itu dikuasai
@@Itsvivx99 foreign worker maybe,seem he not understand Malay language properly...🫤
WELCOME TO MALAYSIA MY FRIEND FAMOUS CARLOS INDONESIA GERMANY AND MALAYSIA STREET FOOD YUMMY ENJOY.WATCHING FROM LOS ANGELES U.S.A
Thanks for watching, my friend! Greetings from Langkawi / Malaysia 🙏🏼
@@WildCARLOSappeared YOUR VLOG IS REAL YOU TELL THE TRUTH WHATS VIEWERS WANT A REALITY SO THE TOURIST HAVE IDEA
Great hour long video brother!
Thanks for watching, mate 🙏🏼
Bang Carlos, go to selangor , to see batu cave and lord murugan statue ( God of war). this statue has 140 feet (42.7 metres) in height, stands near the base of a flight of 272 steps. from your place right now it is only 35 minutes to go there by car . i highly recommended you to go there, because this place is amazing. dont forget to eat nasi lemak 👍😀
I went to Batu Caves recently ✌️ and I will try Nasi Lemak soon 🤗
Many indon worker in malaysia bro, so u not feel lonely visit here 😀👌
Oh really?! But how can I know they're Indonesians? 😀
I don't like you using the word indon. because it is tantamount to degrading my country Indonesia. Please check on Google the meaning of the word Indon, be wiser in commenting
@@PilgrimEthwhat about indon using the word malingsia or malasia?
@@PilgrimEth I am apologise on his behalf. Even me myself Malaysian didn't call Indonesian "Indon" because it's not a proper. Most of Malaysian likes to call "Indon" instead of in full.
2 juta orang, dan ramai masuk secara haram naik tongkang sahaja dan bekerja secara haram
Mantap bro 👍🏼
OMG face not Nationality .. look BANGLADESH, INDIA, BURMA … Come Kg baru malay area. they don't represent malaysians, malaysians are clean, cheap with smiles and friendly
Setuju sancta. Menyedihkan bila kebanyakan orang dia jumpa tak mesra dan tak faham apa dia cakap. Most of Malaysian know English and Malay, we speak most of this 2 language daily in Malaysia...
Most migrant workers are not camera friendly because they perhaps not legally been here or document issues.
roti or capati comes with kuah (gravy). That guy tried to give you the spicy gravy from the beef curry, but you stopped him too quick.
Great tourist selfies!
Haha this place was filled with people taking selfies and camera guys trying to sell you pictures :D:D
I wish you go to Sarawak.. food, history, Village
Welcome to Malaysia bro🙂
Thanks my friend ☺️🇲🇾
Little India Malaysia with Mango Drinks
there are a lot of Indonesians hawkers/sellers in Chow Kit
We loved KL, went there and Borneo for our honeymoon. Great vid and you went a lot of the places we did as well. What happened to your eye??
Thanks! Hope you had a great honeymoon. Actually I just squeezed a pimple in this area right before I started to film 🤣🙈
@WildCARLOSappeared haha..OK, I thought maybe you got a little bit cheeky with a local and they took offence 🤣🤣🤣
Not yet 😬
Hapy Brother
Carlos, I think you got cheated. The first guy said white rice & veggie is RM5. You took 100plus can drink, should be RM3. How come the 2nd guy charge you RM10? There is not way 100plus is RM5.
Yeah I noticed that right away, but I didn't wanna discuss about the prices tbh 😀
Be careful with some of bangladesh people. They still bring their scamming attitude here. What a shame mentality!@@WildCARLOSappeared
no way duuude still grinding
mantap banyakin
Waduh klaim kue putu wkwkwk
Kue putu from malaysia 🇲🇾
@@aldonaufansno ..kue putu is a traditional food originating from Indonesia which is popular in Malaysia and Singapore.
Malay kocak
@@windaajahra4593 no, batik pun from malaysia
@@windaajahra4593😂😂😂putu itu kuih tradisi dari India...putu itu sendiri berasal dari kata bahasa Tamil yg bermaksud bahagian...pengaruh India/ Tamil memang tersebar luas di Malaysia Singapura dan Indonesia dlm hal makanan..jdi Indonesia jgn suka klaim itu milik kamu.
Welcome to Malaysia
😂😂Indonesia memang memiliki ciri khas sendiri ya mister ,,,hy ,Hallo mister 😅😅,
Nice
Salam dr indonesia.keren konten nya.kearifan lokal orang2 di penjuru dunia
Wow. The restaurant didn't prepare the tissues,and instead want us to buys it ?
Yeah, maybe that's normal in Chinese restaurants in Kuala Lumpur or in whole Malaysia. I'm not sure yet. But I was a bit shocked, cause that was the first time that a restaurant told me that I would have to buy my tissues
It's a little strange why everyone in Malaysia doesn't use Malay as an daily language? and some of them doesn't understand
There are plenty of Chinese people as well. And pakistani and bangladeshi communities too. Maybe they don't really need English in their daily lifes
@@WildCARLOSappeared well, we hope Malaysia has an official daily language to communicate each other 😊✌
FYI, there are many foreign workers working in Malaysia recently. Besides Indonesians & Bangladeshis, there are also from Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Philippines & the Arab countries. Maybe that's why like the waiter at the chinese restaurant earlier on in the video, he doesn't understand English or Malay.
@@norzainimohd-zain1325 I got it, thanks for your information, that's add my insight 👍
@@norzainimohd-zain1325 Agree...he have not meet any pure Malaysian in KL. It's hard to know either they foreigners or Malaysian in KL. Just get off of KL to meet real Malaysian, then he will know and understand more about our Malaysian kindness, hospitality and friendliness.
Carlos come to kajang town..eat satay kajang
You should use the free 'go kl' bus.
Is the weather good right now ?
Im coming in 2 weeks and saw that it’s raining ?!
Sometimes raining, sometimes very sunny. I wouldn't mind the weather ✌️
There's no way you can know Malaysia's weather at all, even our forecast are also unpredictable 😅
Come on, go to Indonesia in East Nusa Tenggara, East Sumba, there are lots of horses, very interesting tourism and culture here 🙏
Semangat BG carlos
Selamat DATANG Di malaysia
Makasih banyak 😇
next explore india bro..your subscriber will grow fast
Yes, next year I will visit India. I'm sooo excited 😍🇮🇳
Maybe yo miss Indonesian people honestly, friendly and smile
If you so much in love with Indons you have to go to the Little Jakarta that is Chow Kit Road.. Pak Jokowi loves that place too..he recently met thousands of Indons living and working there..
Oh the place is called like this? Maybe I can go there when I'm back in KL soon before I fly to Indonesia
ngevlog di malaysia sehari kelar gada obyek lagi sempit kotanya . coba ngevlog di jakarta se bulan ga bakal kelar
Ada lagu indonesianya mantap 🎉
Hati2 carloss, jangan kegenitan dimalaysia yaa, setiap negara beda sifat orangnya
Jeruk limau in indonesia berbeda dengan jeruk nipis carlos, itu jenis jeruk berbeda, tapi di indonesia ada yg menyebutnya jeruk limo
10 ringgit is RM10 not RM10 000 and no one in malaysia eat chapati with tomato ketchup (malaysian calls it sos or sauce) hahaa
Yeah I'm still confused sometimes and instead for example 10RM I say 10k rupiah 😭😂 cause I stayed in Indonesia for almost 3 years hehe
Halo wayan 😁🖐🏻🖐🏻
Hey Malik ✌️
Beruntung tinggal di Indonesia ternyata masih lebih ramah orang2 Indonesia tohh
Engga juga ga semua ramah
Lebih Ramah cuma sama bule.
so irony...80% of the places in this video are full of foreigners 😂😂😂...if you want a place full of locals, go to Pantai Dalam or Petaling Jaya area...KL are full of foreigners to be honest...
Kue Putu ❤
Kamu sudah coba? 🙏🏼
People are helpful but in Indonesia they're friendlier wkwkwkwk
You missed seeing the island of Borneo :(
I have to visit some local places as well in Malaysia. Big cities are nice; but it can be too touristic and that's not what I usually want to explore ✌️
There are many foreign workers working in Malaysia. Besides Indonesians & Bangladeshis, there are also from Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Philippines & the Arab countries. Maybe that's why like the waiter at the chinese restaurant earlier on in the video, he doesn't understand English or Malay. 😅
carlos.. can you believe it, your audience won't be as big as when you make videos in Indonesia.😊
Just wait when I'm in India soon 😂
That because so many tourists make the same videos as well, so the netizens have a many choices to follow which one have a diffrent view of thier blogs.. means, no wonder if we can see some people only watching without to like it and a few of population does not like to give thier responses about the same idea...
Malaysia negara keren salam dari Indonesia
I feel bad for you when you asked the lady about the 3 tiers tea or something and she totally ignored you, I feel like she was kind of rude 😕
Most probably she is a foreign worker, couldn't understand English.. M
I think she was just nervous cause she didn't understand English. On the other hand it's totally unacceptable for me, cause that's not customer oriented at all. Instead of finding a solution, she just focused on the problem ('I cannot speak English'). But I have to admit that I could have better explained it to her with my hands and arms and been a bit more patient 😊 And I had a camera too, maybe it made her even more confused.
Do agree. Not even smile. And the bus driver too, I feel ashamed as Malaysian. Can't denied when most of Indonesian condemning Malaysian not friendly.
@@omarsomarsahid6469 most of peoples Carlos met are NOT Malaysian, that's they either can't speak Malay or English.
Most of the support worker are non malaysian. So ashame to the employer for not prepared their worker in communication skill.
Why Yo not come to my city ( Surabaya )
Eating rawon in here
The waiter is not local.... doesn't understand a word of English. He is confirmed from Vietnam, Mynmar, Thailand or Indonesia...
I'll come back to Indonesia later🇮🇩
Me too 🇮🇩✌️
Kapan Ke Indonesia lagi BG Carlos semangat ya KONTENNYA dtang Ke sibolga DONG auto KU sambut DENGAN sempurna
I don't live in Indonesia. I will travel the world instead ✌️
Great vlog, Carlos, as always. However, I've noticed a difference in the friendliness and warmth between Malaysian and Indonesian people in your recent vlogs. I'm currently in Jakarta, and I can confidently say that Indonesians are incredibly welcoming and friendly. I constantly see people with smiles on their faces, greeting you warmly and always ready to lend a helping hand.
Ga usah membanding2 kan, itu lebih baik
Thanks for your great feedback! I feel the same. At least I have only been to Kuala Lumpur and Penang. I don't wanna be offensive to anyone, but so far in my experience Indonesian people are definitely more open, relaxed, friendly and they smile more. But the 'native' Malay people that I've met here were super friendly too. Maybe it's because the Chinese people don't talk too much and they're mostly business oriented. Not sure, but I will travel to some other places in Malaysia soon and then I can make another conclusion. And I have heard that the Malaysian people in Sabah were extremely friendly. I want to check out this place too, but not now 😎
Kenapa nak compare? Every country have own culture..
Soalan byk sangat. Not everyone like to be recorded.
Malaysians value space and privacy, end of story. We also live comfortably that we don't have to put on a friendly mask to accost and hustle tourists the way they do. If our people, even kids, make a habit of swarming tourists just to ask them to buy this and that, you can be assured the rest of us will shame and admonish such people. While we are happy to help once approached, don't mistake our reluctance to encroach your space as us being unfriendly. What a way of backward thinking this is. Stranger danger, especially those who are not shy to take advantage of you because of your skin colour!
Those are pickled chilli, not spicy. So i think its fine for your stomach.
try go to sarawak🎉
Where is your dear ? Bro...
geram pula tengok pak cik driver tu. muka tak senyum. gesture pun kurag sopan je. memalukan nama negara je pakcik!
Capati tu makan dengan kuah kari
Itu makanan enak bangladesh,rotinya dicocolin ke makanannya itu,malah minta saos🤣
ini bule ribet memang😅
Bro ngaku ada sini mknn Bangladesh di negar lu ada itu mee Bangladesh...sini CRI ada ngak..ngak pernah keluar negara bilang kayak gitu...aku 3 kali di Indonesia selalu nampak mee Bangladesh apakan itu..lain kali kerja biar bisa keluar negara cill
You really not joking when saying going to the place where tourist don't go, you discovered many Bangladesh streets/restaurant .It's a quite alarming actually
Yeah, it's much more fun for me discovering the local places ✌️ would you have eaten some food there as well?
@@WildCARLOSappeared No bro,probably local also don't go there.Much likes is for Bangladesh community
That's why I went there 😀 And I had so much fun hehe
Hi
Carlos have you moved from Indonesia?
Yeah I keep traveling around the world. But I will be back in Indonesia in around 3 weeks
@@WildCARLOSappeared I will come to meet you in jakarta
❤️
Next Philipines India Nepal then back to Indonesia maybe north sulawesi or NTT then go to Malaysia vietnam thailand in 3 years your subsciber will be up 1 millon
This year Philippines. Next year India Bangladesh Pakistan and maybe Sri Lanka and Nepal as well. And I will always come back to Indonesia cause there's so much more to explore 😍
Halo bro
kue putu original from Indonesia
Yg jual kue putu kayaknya org Padang kedengaran td dia ngomong Padang😂
Hahaaa
aku udh SUBSCRIBE
Wahh makasih bro 🙏🏼
Coba mister cari nasi lemak di malay
Instead of asking for sauce, ask for curry ( gravy)
Halo malaysia
Halo 🇲🇾☺️
Kualalumpur itu bukan seperti di jakarta dan dikota lain dng bahasa indonesia, disana etnisnya kurang paham bahasa melayu.
They not from malaysia,from vietnam n chi
majunya kota2 malaysia . moga kelak kota Indo bisa semaju sebagus kota2 malaysia.
B aja, cuma hutan beton
Kenapa luh, punya penyakit ain ya? Sirik ama negara orang, bukannya diaminkan malah nyinyir
Betul itu, bangunan tinggi sudah biasa,tapi kalo yg alami itu susah didapat,jgn menilai negara maju hanya karena infrastrukturnya,
Coba liat di Bali,disana aturannya ga boleh bikin bangunan melebihi tinggi pohon kelapa,tapi masyarakatnya pola pikirnya lebih maju
Dah sering lo comment yang sama 😊
@@dianach-fl7fwjangan terlalu membanggakan diri. Jakarta, surabaya juga hutan beton. Di malaysia juga masih banyak yg hijau2. Tiap negara ada plus minusnya
Kapan main ke Indonesia lagi ?
In around 2 weeks 🙃
Bedanya negri bekas jajahan British dan Dutch
why are your eyes Carlos?🗿
Wdym? But if you mean why I'm blinking a lot - My eyes are very sensitive and dry 🥲
I think you are more comfortable in Indo, I see no reason for me to go to Maly.
Come out of your comfort zone 😎
How about malaysian people?
I've seen extremely friendly people here, not so smiley maybe, but people are very kind and caring if you actually get to know them.
Carlos, I see you're not happy there...
Your face looks tired and lacks enthusiasm. Why?
Going to Malaysia.. But eat others country food.. What a loss..
What happen your eyes looks swollen
There was a pimple and I squeezed it right before I started filming 😅
do you need a cameraman?
Thanks Ryan! I appreciate your help and I just prefer filming by myself ✌️
Carlos come to Indonesia, again, friendly people😂😂
In around 3 weeks 😀
@@WildCARLOSappeared Mantap
List Indonesia
- Puncak Bogor => Naik bus+ Ke istana negara + Taman Safari and other
- Subang = Makan nanas + ciater and other
- Jakarta = Ragunan + Taman Mini Indonesia
And daerah lainnya carlos🎉
There are many foreign workers working in Malaysia. Besides Indonesians & Bangladeshis, there are also from Myanmar, Nepal, India, Pakistan, China, Thailand, Philippines & the Arab countries. Maybe that's why the waiter at the chinese restaurant earlier on in the video doesn't understand English or Malay.
kalau di indonesia mudah hanya sekedar meminta tisu