You are one of the only REAL RUclips channels around. Everyone becomes fake and tries too hard. You guys have POSITIVE attitude that all of your viewers absorb. It's impossible to not smile when you guys are smiling.
That’s how we try to do it on our channel Nick. We share our real experiences with you guys 😊. We’re happy to hear that you enjoyed the video! Thanks for tuning in 🙏🏼
Love the honesty in your reviews. You may not like what you eat but at least you gave it a try and are not rude about it. And also thanks for including the prices.
No problem! We try absolutely EVERYTHING, because we think that it’s good to give things a chance. The reason we include the prices of everything is because we fist started this channel with budget travel in mind, so we want to give our viewers an idea of what things will cost.
@@AttilaAndZae, head over to Kampung Baru for an experience of Malay food. Don't forget Indian food as well especially the banana leaf rice. For Sarawak food, try Dapur Sarawak or SALTed (a few other cafes too) and for a sample of Sabah food (mainly food of the Murut people), head over to Monsoi Onsoi restaurant.
You should try laksa, beef rendang, roti canai pisang ( canai is pronouced tchanai), roti tissue, ais kacang ( pronouced ice katchang) and a banana leaf restaurant . And definitely try baba nyonya food especially easy to find in Melaka/Malacca it is a mixture between malais and chinese food.
I recommend u guys should try Din Tai Fung inside KL Pavilion Mall in Bukit Bintang area. They r very famous worldwide. Their signature dish is xiaolong bao (pork dumplings) & egg custard bun (dessert). The foods r really delicious! I always pay a visit there every time I’m in KL. Happy travels!
@@nickauclair1477 Custom a few t-shirts with the words "Not too spicy please..😅 ", so you can wear it to any food outlets without fear..just point your finger to your t-shirt and show it to them..👌😁 Problem will be solved hopefully.
highly recommended: nasi lemak WANJO, nasi kandar or nasi briyani or teh tarik at any mamak restaurant, nasi lemak McD.... the taste depends on who cooks... not all nasi lemak tasted the same... wanjo or McD are my recommendation for nasi lemak. you should know, nasi lemak is malaysia national dish... also try ramly burger (street food).
@@AttilaAndZae hello attila... also don't forget to try different types of drinks, 'kuih', fruits (especially durian) etc... you just tried chinese street food... also try malay and indian street food...
ATTILLA & ZAE - If in MALAYSIA , dont forget to pay a visit to PEARL OF THE ORIENT - PENANG . U wont regret a minutes of it - its a foodies paradise with its multi cultural cuisines on the go . The island is a paradise where U wont ever forget & regret after ur visit on my recommendation .
We will and this to our list and check it out. We’re spending a little more time in Penang, because we’re also taking some days off from filming just to relax, so we’ll definitely check out the pearl of the orient 😊 Thank you for the suggestion 🙏🏼
Malaysia is a multi racces countrry, the community is form up of Malay, Chinese , Indian and other minorities races. You are able to taste the local food of these three communities, apart from that you are able to tast Korean , Japanese food etc(.Selamat Datang) mean Welcome to Malaysia.
There’s definitely a lot of different foods here from all types of cultures and we love to see that! It’s very similar in Canada as well, especially in the area that we live in. There’s a ton of multiculturalism and you can eat authentic foods from any culture in the world 🌎 ♥️
Peanut Butter & Coconut Bun Hands Down Stole Breakfast. Absolutely Love Fried Banana & Specially With Creamy Peanut Butter. Love Squid. You Can Never Go Wrong With Yummy Coconut Ice Cream. Agreed Pricey, Bet You Can Find For Half That $$ If You Hunted. Outstanding All Around
Yes, we had a great time eating on this day and we love peanut butter on it’s own or combined with anything 😊. We’re glad you enjoyed the video Drew, thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, offers a wide variety of cuisine from every Malaysian state. However, Penang is renowned for its delectable taste of real food, and as a result, Penang has turned into a food paradise in Malaysia that you must visit next.
Love how you two are willing to try different types of food in different countries. Most Americans would only stick to burgers or food they’re familiar with. Good job 👍🏼!
For breakfast most malaysian eats roti canai, nasi lemak or kaya toast with half boil eggs.. We also eats nasi goreng, mee goreng, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang and many more depends our mood..
That thing so called “dumpling “ is actually called “siu mai” and yeah it is one of a dim sum, sometime stuffed with chicken, shrimp or fish, if allergic to seafood or do not like fishy smell, this dimsum actually its a luck because we don’t know weather it’s stuffed chicken , fish or shrimp.
You were at Chinatown where its famous for claypot chicken rice. You can enjoy also enjoy fresh soya bean drinks and silky smooth soya bean curd. You should try satay with peanut sauce, roti canai, char kueh tiaw.
Love your candid approach on local Malaysian food reviews,however personally I think Jalan Alor is overrated and pricey.But will definitely try out Luckin Kopi in Chinatown ,looks super yummy.Thanks guys for all your hardcore food reviews.
Thank you so much Zeus! The reason we went to Jalan Alor street is because it’s sort of “famous” and we wanted to show it to our viewers. We will definitely check out the central market and other street food spots in the future 😊.
@@AttilaAndZae Totally agree ,it’s a must try for the first time(Jalan Alor).I had a tough time with food in Quebec but yet tried Poutine.Wasn’t my favorite ,yet I tried it since it’s a must in Quebec.Lol.Penang has some the most gastronomical food,do visit if time permits.Keep it up,guys.Cheers.
You do have a lot of amazing foods here! We walk a lot and try to do lots of exercise to stay as fit as possible, but it’s hard with all the delicious options. 😂
I can see what kind of travellers you guys are but no offense, the way you guys find the places to visit and eat are a bit on the expensive sides which I understand considering where you guys are from. You can experience a more cheaper yet interesting places to visit and eat that are worth visiting and don't be afraid to talk around and make friends with locals to experience the true Malaysia experience instead of just visiting around touristy areas. Good luck and have a good time in Malaysia.
Thanks for your comment Syamil! We usually eat cheap local street food in our food related videos, but this time we made an exception. We wanted to go to Jalan Alor street to eat, because it’s “famous” in KL and we wanted to share it with our viewers. We will have another video coming up about KL in the near future where we’ll check out the central market 😊.
Hi there, don't worry.. we like honest review, keep give some comment/review on our local foods. Looking forward for the next food review video. New subscriber here. Glad to see your channel on my "recommended video".
Its good to see the bustling Jalan Alor again. I have been in KL just before the pandemic and it was my best 3 weeks in my life. Cant wait to go back for a longer period of time.
Malaysian cuisine is all about mix match of all races, Indian Chinese Malay Thais Sumatran Bornean n more,,, I cant differentiate all foods i ate, Chinese foods but with touch of Malay and Indian influence and vice versa.. created its own taste, differ from the original
My suggestion, maybe you guys should put the price when you show us the food. For example, just put it in text with Malaysian currency and Dollar. You don't need to talk about "how much this and how much this" anymore. Still need to improve on the editing, from scene to scene. Try check out another vlogger. 1 more thing, about the speech, try to be more relax and natural. I feel like it is too formal or like you reading a script when I listened to your explanation. Btw, it is such a good video 👍 keep it up. I hope you guys can improve it. Always support you 💪😊 I wish you guys will success as a youtuber & vlogger. All the best A&Z
Mr.Cha, we always appreciate constructive criticism, if you’ve watched any of our recent videos, we’ve actually been implementing putting the price on screen. We sound scripted because we’re trying to be as informative as possible and we are always trying to get better!
Processed food is not a definite Malaysian culture. Let's find real food guys. Malaysia is a food paradise and they have a wide variety of real food. Just meet and ask the locals. Great content to explore💪🏻
@@AttilaAndZae Nasi lemak Nasi kerabu Nasi dagang Mee goreng mamak Curry laksa Laksa Penang Laksa Johor Laksa Sarawak Laksam Char kuey teow(Chinese style) Banana leaf Roti canai ....and many more that I can't list. Bcoz there r too many. Later in the comments there will be someone to help.
@@AttilaAndZae breakfast, lunch and dinner too many types of food. Even 90 days U r in Malaysia, still can't finish with their various types of food😂. Malaysians do not eat the same breakfast every day.
To try real street food in Malaysia you must go night Market such as Taman Conaught for Chinese food, Brickfiekds for Indian food and Kampung Baru for Malay food. Both of you won't be disappointed.
@@AttilaAndZae ...it's a night time burger and can be found in any street corner...you would be surprised to find out that street food burger isnt just a burger but a culture ...normally open at 6pm until midnight....good luck
In order to make a smart move without wasting your time while exploring the beautiful places, historical places or foods in any country you travel in, you may ask your followers for the recommendations on your instagram or from your viewers in the comment section of your specific video. Then you can at least ask google about the info given to get the clear picture of it before your next move. Hope this may help you a lil bit..✌😊
We do appreciate the feedback and you’re absolutely right. The problem is that we’re still building our audience, as we just recently started our crazy travel journey in January. We don’t have a lot of followers on Instagram yet, so when we ask a question on there, we typically don’t get lots of replies. The Malay people have been incredible in giving us great suggestions in the comments section of our two videos so far 😊
@@AttilaAndZae Yeah..talking about foods in Malaysia, anybody here will help you day and night till you guys gain your weight without any signal ..hahaha, just ask for help..directly from the locals or from your new viewers here. Something to know about the netizen of Malaysia cum the tourist guides online 24-7..trust me 🤣 Learn a fews simple Malay words like : 1. Hai..apa khabar? Hi..how are you? 2. Terima kasih - Thank you 3. Sama-sama - You are welcome 4. Ini apa? What is this? 5. Berapa harga? How much is this? Then look at the result after you guys trying this way and let us know from your coming videos. Welcome to Malaysia again..have a nice time exploring new adventures then ✌😁 🇲🇾 #staysafe & #stayhealthy
fried banana looks like 1 for rm2, that's a cut-throat tourist price. at normal street vendor you can get a few for just rm1. i suggest you look for "pasar malam" (night market) and you can get better value for your money. i dont think the fatty one is squid because seafood is not fatty
Thank you for the suggestion! We will be looking out for the night market when we return to KL. And we’re not sure what it was exactly but it definitely looked like octopus 🐙
Jalan Alor famous for tourists, the price there a bit too much and the foods not really authentic Malaysia like you can eat every cuisines in the world at one place. You should try night market, wherever you are right now there must be a night market around. And yes it is 🐙, usually they dried the 🐙 then boiled it make it extra jelloooo
Hahahaha....malaysia have so much to offer...just go and enter any random restaurant...nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, char kuey tiow, asam laksa, asam pedas, nasi dagang, satay, varities of roties, masak lemak n bla3
Thanks for sharing your food experiences . Jalan Alor appears to be foodies' delight. Appears your food picks and the opinions can be relied, I m visiting Malaysia 2nd week of next month. Hope I' ll find good choices in Luckin Copy, Alor street and Arabella
What is authentic Malaysian food? -Anything made by Malaysian whether they are Malay,Chinese,Indian,Sikh. Just as a challange, try 1 Malaysian national drinks-Teh Tarik, made by Malay,Chinese and Indian and try to compare them..what is the difference 🙂 of teh tarik made the Malay or Chinese or Indian.
Hey guys, we locals never bring our families to Jalan Alor for family dinner. Good place to start if this is your first time to Malaysia. I don't know if the stall is still there as I haven't been there for at least a decade. Take the direction from Jalan Alor downhill towards Tong Shin and bear right. There's a beef noodle stall (as in next to the street) which we used to have supper from after getting drunk at the clubs
Dont miss out on Borneo or Perhentian or Tioman Islands. USD22 bucks is pricey for locals but you walked into a fancy joint in a touristy area. What you guys had could have been had for half that at other places....just sayin.
You’re right. It definitely is a little bit pricey. We usually try to eat street food, because we are a budget travel channel, but this time we did decide to make an exception. Also, we use CAD so it’s slightly less (we will make sure to specify this in upcoming videos). We appreciate your tips and pointing everything out 😊!
So pleased we found your channel. We particularly love watching travel and food videos and really enjoyed this video. We too loved your honest reviews and the inclusion of the pricing of the meals. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing. 💖
Try Nasi Kerabu, Roti Canai, Murtabak, Bak Kut Teh, Popiah, chicken rice, Laksa (noodles in spicy broth). Good variety of street food and desserts at ICC at Pudu area. (Mostly Chinese). It’s a food court in a building : Opened for breakfast and lunch. Indian Rice and accompaniment dishes at Kampung Attap area. It’s a stall behind the Chinese Assembly Hall : opened for breakfast and lunch. There are several Indian Muslim restaurants in the city, many open early and close late.
Live in Malaysia long enough you discover there is no "time specific" food. There might be preference but it is dictated by locality and time constraints.
Zaeee!!!! You didn’t like the squid??? Comoooon 😂Your face said it all lol!! I always get so hungry watching you guys try all that delicious food 😋 Zee, “does it taste like chicken?” Lol!!!
Next trip try resepi popular in Penang island mlysia ..laksa Penang / very popular nasi kandar Line clear Penang . Happy enjoy u all ..tq bro ' from akem Putrajaya Malaysia
Thanks for all the suggestions Kefara, we will try some if the things you mentioned. We’re still in Malaysia for a couple of weeks so we have time to try these things 😊
@@AttilaAndZae u also can visit saloma link nearby kampung baru. Connecting bridge for pedestrian from klcc to kampung baru & to klcc from kampung baru.
Also checkout China House penang the longest cafe in Penang, they have at least 30 kinds of cake everyday, tai tong restaurant, tek sen restaurant, char kaoy teow, lor bak, asam laksa, cendol, ais kacang, nasi kandar, roti canai, etc 🙂
Oh No, U guys didn't try the famous restaurant "Wong Ah Wah" you just passed by at the beginning at Jalan Alor. Their Charcoal BBQ chicken wing and BBQ Baked fish is the must-try. The food you try there is not our local fav.
We’ve gotten a lot of suggestions to try this burger and it’s definitely on our list of things to try when we return to KL. Thank you for your suggestions and support 🙏🏼
@@AttilaAndZae where are you now? It seems you are not in KL right now. You always comment when youu return to KL. Btw ramly burger available anywhere in Malaysia
We’ve got a lot of comments regarding this burger and we’re incredibly intrigued to try it! We will definitely feature this burger in one of our future videos 😊 Thanks for the suggestion Andrew 🙏🏼.
@@AttilaAndZae Im sri lanka🇱🇰❤️ Your videos are beautiful .🥺❤️🥺.. My biggest dream is come to Canada 😎... I have a lot of relatives in Canada ... but now I am going to study in Malaysia next month ... Your videos became very important to me.❤️❤️ Thank you soo much... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️keep uploading videos .❤️❤️❤️ god bless🥺🥰😇
You are one of the only REAL RUclips channels around. Everyone becomes fake and tries too hard. You guys have POSITIVE attitude that all of your viewers absorb. It's impossible to not smile when you guys are smiling.
That’s how we try to do it on our channel Nick. We share our real experiences with you guys 😊. We’re happy to hear that you enjoyed the video! Thanks for tuning in 🙏🏼
Love the honesty in your reviews. You may not like what you eat but at least you gave it a try and are not rude about it. And also thanks for including the prices.
No problem! We try absolutely EVERYTHING, because we think that it’s good to give things a chance. The reason we include the prices of everything is because we fist started this channel with budget travel in mind, so we want to give our viewers an idea of what things will cost.
@@AttilaAndZae It would be better if you include prices with both currencies after converted it.
Jalan Alor is not represent the Malaysian street foods as a whole. Explore more in order to get the clearer picture of Malaysia. Have fun guys..✌😷
Thank you for the comment! We will make sure to explore a lot more. We will have another video coming from KL in a couple of weeks 😊
@@AttilaAndZae, head over to Kampung Baru for an experience of Malay food. Don't forget Indian food as well especially the banana leaf rice. For Sarawak food, try Dapur Sarawak or SALTed (a few other cafes too) and for a sample of Sabah food (mainly food of the Murut people), head over to Monsoi Onsoi restaurant.
@@bungaialoevera good suggestions..😷👍
You should try laksa, beef rendang, roti canai pisang ( canai is pronouced tchanai), roti tissue, ais kacang ( pronouced ice katchang) and a banana leaf restaurant . And definitely try baba nyonya food especially easy to find in Melaka/Malacca it is a mixture between malais and chinese food.
Thank you for all your great suggestions Céline 😊
I recommend u guys should try Din Tai Fung inside KL Pavilion Mall in Bukit Bintang area. They r very famous worldwide. Their signature dish is xiaolong bao (pork dumplings) & egg custard bun (dessert). The foods r really delicious! I always pay a visit there every time I’m in KL. Happy travels!
We will definitely check it out when we get back to KL! There’s just so much to try, but so little time 😆
@@AttilaAndZae Din Tai Fung is Taiwanese.
Thank you for trying Malaysian food...enjoy your meals...n thank you for visiting us ..
They're about to explore the whole country. I can't wait to see those drone shots 😯😯
I have a Malaysian owned restaurant I want to try. What should I eat if I don't want too spicy or hot?
The drone shots are coming Nick! 😊
It will all depend on the restaurant. We would just recommend asking the waiter, as they’ll know best and that’s usually what Zae does 😊
@@nickauclair1477 Custom a few t-shirts with the words "Not too spicy please..😅 ", so you can wear it to any food outlets without fear..just point your finger to your t-shirt and show it to them..👌😁 Problem will be solved hopefully.
highly recommended: nasi lemak WANJO, nasi kandar or nasi briyani or teh tarik at any mamak restaurant, nasi lemak McD.... the taste depends on who cooks... not all nasi lemak tasted the same... wanjo or McD are my recommendation for nasi lemak. you should know, nasi lemak is malaysia national dish... also try ramly burger (street food).
Thanks for the suggestions Lanz, we will be on the lookout for all of them so we can try them. I (Attila) am very intrigued by the ramly burger!
@@AttilaAndZae hello attila... also don't forget to try different types of drinks, 'kuih', fruits (especially durian) etc... you just tried chinese street food... also try malay and indian street food...
If both love noodles - both should try Hokkien mee fried , Asam Laksa , Lum mee ,Yee mee & so forth .
We definitely both enjoy eating noodles, so we’ll be on the lookout for the dishes you mentioned and we’ll give them a try 😊
ATTILLA & ZAE - If in MALAYSIA , dont forget to pay a visit to PEARL OF THE ORIENT - PENANG .
U wont regret a minutes of it - its a foodies paradise with its multi cultural cuisines on the go .
The island is a paradise where U wont ever forget & regret after ur visit on my recommendation .
We will and this to our list and check it out. We’re spending a little more time in Penang, because we’re also taking some days off from filming just to relax, so we’ll definitely check out the pearl of the orient 😊 Thank you for the suggestion 🙏🏼
Malaysia is a multi racces countrry, the community is form up of Malay, Chinese , Indian and other minorities races. You are able to taste the local food of these three communities, apart from that you are able to tast Korean , Japanese food etc(.Selamat Datang) mean Welcome to Malaysia.
There’s definitely a lot of different foods here from all types of cultures and we love to see that! It’s very similar in Canada as well, especially in the area that we live in. There’s a ton of multiculturalism and you can eat authentic foods from any culture in the world 🌎 ♥️
You are eating our National dish Nasi lemak....😋😋👍
Yes 🙌🏼! We love nasi lemak, it’s extremely delicious 😊. Thank you for watching and thanks for your comment 🙏🏼
I'm going to look for that dish tomorrow. We have great restaurants with all types of food.
Hi, as a Malaysian, I recommend you to try the chicken wing at Jalan Alor which is the famous in that area😊
We love chicken wings! We will go there and check it out one night 😊. Thank you for the recommendation.
@@AttilaAndZae you are most welcomed and hope you two will like it.. it is a grill chicken wing 😊
Chicken wing, salted egg mantis prawn, salted egg crabs. Etc
Another great video, brought back some great memories.
You will have to do the tower stair climb after all that food..lol
Thank you Christine 🙏🏼. We’ve got many more on the way, and you’re absolutely right about having to climb those stairs.
Peanut Butter & Coconut Bun Hands Down Stole Breakfast. Absolutely Love Fried Banana & Specially With Creamy Peanut Butter. Love Squid. You Can Never Go Wrong With Yummy Coconut Ice Cream. Agreed Pricey, Bet You Can Find For Half That $$ If You Hunted. Outstanding All Around
Yes, we had a great time eating on this day and we love peanut butter on it’s own or combined with anything 😊. We’re glad you enjoyed the video Drew, thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, offers a wide variety of cuisine from every Malaysian state. However, Penang is renowned for its delectable taste of real food, and as a result, Penang has turned into a food paradise in Malaysia that you must visit next.
Thanks for the tip!
Love how you two are willing to try different types of food in different countries. Most Americans would only stick to burgers or food they’re familiar with. Good job 👍🏼!
We will try quite literally any and every food while travelling and we absolutely love it! 😊
For breakfast most malaysian eats roti canai, nasi lemak or kaya toast with half boil eggs.. We also eats nasi goreng, mee goreng, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang and many more depends our mood..
Yeah, we already tried a lot of those options for breakfast and we love them all! We like the Roti a lot 😊
That thing so called “dumpling “ is actually called “siu mai” and yeah it is one of a dim sum, sometime stuffed with chicken, shrimp or fish, if allergic to seafood or do not like fishy smell, this dimsum actually its a luck because we don’t know weather it’s stuffed chicken , fish or shrimp.
We both love seafood 😊 Thankfully we’re not allergic.
You were at Chinatown where its famous for claypot chicken rice. You can enjoy also enjoy fresh soya bean drinks and silky smooth soya bean curd. You should try satay with peanut sauce, roti canai, char kueh tiaw.
We will definitely try that. We love roti canai a lot and we also love peanut sauce 😊. Thanks for the great suggestions!
Love your candid approach on local Malaysian food reviews,however personally I think Jalan Alor is overrated and pricey.But will definitely try out Luckin Kopi in Chinatown ,looks super yummy.Thanks guys for all your hardcore food reviews.
Thank you so much Zeus! The reason we went to Jalan Alor street is because it’s sort of “famous” and we wanted to show it to our viewers. We will definitely check out the central market and other street food spots in the future 😊.
@@AttilaAndZae Totally agree ,it’s a must try for the first time(Jalan Alor).I had a tough time with food in Quebec but yet tried Poutine.Wasn’t my favorite ,yet I tried it since it’s a must in Quebec.Lol.Penang has some the most gastronomical food,do visit if time permits.Keep it up,guys.Cheers.
You two are very adventurous. The food are yummy
Thank you!
foreigners trying our food always amazed me….hope u dont get to fat because we got many manyyy tasty food here😜😀😀😆
You do have a lot of amazing foods here! We walk a lot and try to do lots of exercise to stay as fit as possible, but it’s hard with all the delicious options. 😂
Kl and penang are heavens for food .. i want to be there again and again
Both have incredible foods! We’re going to miss it once we’re gone 😢
@@AttilaAndZae you must come back and explore more .. melaka .. Langkawi .. perhantian islands .. sawarak .. cameron highlands ...
if u guy eat pork... try chinese malaysia signature cooking = ba kut teh
Thanks for the suggestion 😊 We will add your suggestion to our list of foods to try!
And also try kuih/kueh malaysian sweet bite size snack comes in al sorts of shape and colors. Can be found at food stalls
Red Bean and Lotus paste never fails - very tasty especially with coffee. But Siew Pau is just as good (pork)
So many delicious foods!! Attila loves the red bean buns🫘!
The best way to Kampung Baru, through the Saloma Bridge near the Petronas Tower.
That were Siew Mai., should served with sources, sweet and chilli sources mixed. Black one was black pepper Siew Mai
12:22 right Banana Fried is Jackfruit Fried.. you must try it at least once..😙😋
We will definitely try 😊
I can see what kind of travellers you guys are but no offense, the way you guys find the places to visit and eat are a bit on the expensive sides which I understand considering where you guys are from. You can experience a more cheaper yet interesting places to visit and eat that are worth visiting and don't be afraid to talk around and make friends with locals to experience the true Malaysia experience instead of just visiting around touristy areas. Good luck and have a good time in Malaysia.
Thanks for your comment Syamil! We usually eat cheap local street food in our food related videos, but this time we made an exception. We wanted to go to Jalan Alor street to eat, because it’s “famous” in KL and we wanted to share it with our viewers. We will have another video coming up about KL in the near future where we’ll check out the central market 😊.
Hi there, don't worry.. we like honest review, keep give some comment/review on our local foods.
Looking forward for the next food review video.
New subscriber here. Glad to see your channel on my "recommended video".
Thank you so much for watching and supporting us ❤️
dear Attila and Zae. Use right hand for spoon and left hand for fork.
There a thai restaurant in the berjaya times square mall... its called absolut thai... been there like 5 years ago and dying to eat there again.
We love Thai food as well. The food must be good if you still remember it 😊
Its good to see the bustling Jalan Alor again. I have been in KL just before the pandemic and it was my best 3 weeks in my life. Cant wait to go back for a longer period of time.
Kuala Lumpur is an amazing city, we agree, very beautiful!
Is it safe to go in Kuala Lumpur with a camera backpack?
6:54 Kaya is pronounced as kah-yah
Malaysian cuisine is all about mix match of all races, Indian Chinese Malay Thais Sumatran Bornean n more,,,
I cant differentiate all foods i ate,
Chinese foods but with touch of Malay and Indian influence and vice versa..
created its own taste, differ from the original
We love the different types of food available!
My suggestion, maybe you guys should put the price when you show us the food. For example, just put it in text with Malaysian currency and Dollar. You don't need to talk about "how much this and how much this" anymore. Still need to improve on the editing, from scene to scene. Try check out another vlogger. 1 more thing, about the speech, try to be more relax and natural. I feel like it is too formal or like you reading a script when I listened to your explanation. Btw, it is such a good video 👍 keep it up. I hope you guys can improve it. Always support you 💪😊 I wish you guys will success as a youtuber & vlogger. All the best A&Z
Mr.Cha, we always appreciate constructive criticism, if you’ve watched any of our recent videos, we’ve actually been implementing putting the price on screen. We sound scripted because we’re trying to be as informative as possible and we are always trying to get better!
jeez. foods jln alor are expensive.rm4 for 1 stick with 3 fishball?
We know it’s a more pricey area, because it’s touristy, but we only wanted to show our subscribers this street, since it is “famous” in KL.
Processed food is not a definite Malaysian culture. Let's find real food guys. Malaysia is a food paradise and they have a wide variety of real food. Just meet and ask the locals. Great content to explore💪🏻
Let us know if you have any suggestions for us on which food you’d like to see us try in future videos 😊
@@AttilaAndZae
Nasi lemak
Nasi kerabu
Nasi dagang
Mee goreng mamak
Curry laksa
Laksa Penang
Laksa Johor
Laksa Sarawak
Laksam
Char kuey teow(Chinese style)
Banana leaf
Roti canai
....and many more that I can't list. Bcoz there r too many. Later in the comments there will be someone to help.
Thanks for all those suggestions 👀! I don’t think we’ll be able to try everything, but we will do our best to try as many things as possible.
@@AttilaAndZae breakfast, lunch and dinner too many types of food. Even 90 days U r in Malaysia, still can't finish with their various types of food😂. Malaysians do not eat the same breakfast every day.
To try real street food in Malaysia you must go night Market such as Taman Conaught for Chinese food, Brickfiekds for Indian food and Kampung Baru for Malay food.
Both of you won't be disappointed.
Thanks for you suggestion Khairul!
@@AttilaAndZae you are most welcome
Dont forget tu tries variety of laksa; laksa kari, laksa nyonya, laksa penang/asam laksa, laksa sarawak, laksa/laksam kelantan, laksa johor
Thank you for all the great suggestions 🙏🏼 We will try as many of these dishes as we can 😊
Hi, you must try Village Park Restaurant also. 🤗😋
We will look into that restaurant 😊. Thank you for your suggestion Usha 🙏🏼.
Hello from Singapore. You need to try Kampong Baru, Tapak Urban Street Dining (opp KLCC) and Rebung. Food is so much better
We’ll try checking those locations out if we have time! Thanks for your suggestions 😊
Don't forget satay...
Also Ramly burger
That sounds so delicious 🤤 You’re the second person to comment about this burger, so it must be really good! We can’t wait to try it 😊
That sounds so delicious 🤤 You’re the second person to comment about this burger, so it must be really good! We can’t wait to try it 😊
@@AttilaAndZae ...it's a night time burger and can be found in any street corner...you would be surprised to find out that street food burger isnt just a burger but a culture ...normally open at 6pm until midnight....good luck
Don't forget to try our famous ramly burger, right at the end of the street
We’ll have to give this a try next time
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for showing your food exploration in KL.
Thanks for watching and commenting as always Yasin! We appreciate you.
@@AttilaAndZae Thank u too. 🙂
Welcome to Malaysia 😁🇲🇾 and enjoy the trip😁 from Penang Malaysia 😁🇲🇾
Thank you 🙏🏼! We have a video coming from Georgetown soon 😊.
I love the way you present everything. Love you both. Keep it going
Thank you so much!
if u love eat burger try find out any stall ramly burger… heaven!!
We will definitely try the ramly burger 😊. We’ve been hearing a lot about it and we’re curious.
In order to make a smart move without wasting your time while exploring the beautiful places, historical places or foods in any country you travel in, you may ask your followers for the recommendations on your instagram or from your viewers in the comment section of your specific video. Then you can at least ask google about the info given to get the clear picture of it before your next move.
Hope this may help you a lil bit..✌😊
We do appreciate the feedback and you’re absolutely right. The problem is that we’re still building our audience, as we just recently started our crazy travel journey in January. We don’t have a lot of followers on Instagram yet, so when we ask a question on there, we typically don’t get lots of replies. The Malay people have been incredible in giving us great suggestions in the comments section of our two videos so far 😊
@@AttilaAndZae Yeah..talking about foods in Malaysia, anybody here will help you day and night till you guys gain your weight without any signal ..hahaha, just ask for help..directly from the locals or from your new viewers here. Something to know about the netizen of Malaysia cum the tourist guides online 24-7..trust me 🤣
Learn a fews simple Malay words like :
1. Hai..apa khabar? Hi..how are you?
2. Terima kasih - Thank you
3. Sama-sama - You are welcome
4. Ini apa? What is this?
5. Berapa harga? How much is this?
Then look at the result after you guys trying this way and let us know from your coming videos.
Welcome to Malaysia again..have a nice time exploring new adventures then ✌😁 🇲🇾
#staysafe &
#stayhealthy
Have a good time👍🏻
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love seeing it tastes great - Zae's happy face - it tastes bad - Zaes yuki face WOW !
For sure! It was mostly all happy faces 😂
I would like to see their vegetarian food.
fried banana looks like 1 for rm2, that's a cut-throat tourist price. at normal street vendor you can get a few for just rm1. i suggest you look for "pasar malam" (night market) and you can get better value for your money. i dont think the fatty one is squid because seafood is not fatty
Thank you for the suggestion! We will be looking out for the night market when we return to KL. And we’re not sure what it was exactly but it definitely looked like octopus 🐙
Jalan Alor famous for tourists, the price there a bit too much and the foods not really authentic Malaysia like you can eat every cuisines in the world at one place. You should try night market, wherever you are right now there must be a night market around. And yes it is 🐙, usually they dried the 🐙 then boiled it make it extra jelloooo
Very nice video 😍👍
Thank you as always Lamar 🙏🏼
Yummy food...be safe👍👍👍
Thank you Sue, we’re loving our time here 😊
9:28 Wow ! nice white B&W car at your back...
Yes 😊 Very beautiful car!
Malaysians love food
We love food too 😊
Wow! Patato on a stick...
So typically Malaysian.😂 egg tarts are egg custard tarts.
Hahahaha....malaysia have so much to offer...just go and enter any random restaurant...nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, char kuey tiow, asam laksa, asam pedas, nasi dagang, satay, varities of roties, masak lemak n bla3
Thanks for sharing your food experiences . Jalan Alor appears to be foodies' delight. Appears your food picks and the opinions can be relied, I m visiting Malaysia 2nd week of next month. Hope I' ll find good choices in Luckin Copy, Alor street and Arabella
We hope you have an awesome time!!
Don't called Dollar. Its Ringgit.
We know 😊, we’re just converting ringgit to dollars, so our viewers from Canada and US know how much we’re spending.
What is authentic Malaysian food?
-Anything made by Malaysian whether they are Malay,Chinese,Indian,Sikh.
Just as a challange, try 1 Malaysian national drinks-Teh Tarik, made by Malay,Chinese and Indian and try to compare them..what is the difference 🙂 of teh tarik made the Malay or Chinese or Indian.
That is a really good challenge actually. I’m not sure if we’ll be able to give this one a try on camera, but we can certainly give it a shot 😊
Hey guys, we locals never bring our families to Jalan Alor for family dinner. Good place to start if this is your first time to Malaysia. I don't know if the stall is still there as I haven't been there for at least a decade. Take the direction from Jalan Alor downhill towards Tong Shin and bear right. There's a beef noodle stall (as in next to the street) which we used to have supper from after getting drunk at the clubs
We’ll try looking for it and see if it’s still there 😊. Thanks for your suggestion!
Dont miss out on Borneo or Perhentian or Tioman Islands. USD22 bucks is pricey for locals but you walked into a fancy joint in a touristy area. What you guys had could have been had for half that at other places....just sayin.
You’re right. It definitely is a little bit pricey. We usually try to eat street food, because we are a budget travel channel, but this time we did decide to make an exception. Also, we use CAD so it’s slightly less (we will make sure to specify this in upcoming videos). We appreciate your tips and pointing everything out 😊!
What about typical Malay food and paratha
We’ll have to try that in the future.
So pleased we found your channel. We particularly love watching travel and food videos and really enjoyed this video. We too loved your honest reviews and the inclusion of the pricing of the meals. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing. 💖
We’re really happy to hear that you guys are enjoying our videos 😊. We have many more videos coming!
Dont eat broccoli!! Becareful of oxalate by Sally K Norton
Oh and potato also
Hi 👋 please try BAi GUI TEA 👍Pork soups with herb very special 😄ICC Pudu for Breakfast very local food
Thanks for your suggestions Olivia, we will add these to our list of things to try 😊
Try Nasi Kerabu, Roti Canai, Murtabak, Bak Kut Teh, Popiah, chicken rice, Laksa (noodles in spicy broth).
Good variety of street food and desserts at ICC at Pudu area. (Mostly Chinese). It’s a food court in a building : Opened for breakfast and lunch.
Indian Rice and accompaniment dishes at Kampung Attap area. It’s a stall behind the Chinese Assembly Hall : opened for breakfast and lunch.
There are several Indian Muslim restaurants in the city, many open early and close late.
Thanks for all of the suggestions! We did try a lot of these, and the were delicious!
Live in Malaysia long enough you discover there is no "time specific" food. There might be preference but it is dictated by locality and time constraints.
We’ve been loving the food at anytime!
Visit kampung baru
are these your guys breakfast? 😅
Absolutely not 😂 Most days we have a very small breakfast or sometimes we skip breakfast all together. We ate this much for the video.
Zaeee!!!! You didn’t like the squid??? Comoooon 😂Your face said it all lol!! I always get so hungry watching you guys try all that delicious food 😋 Zee, “does it taste like chicken?” Lol!!!
It was not the best 😢😂 more food videos to come!!
u guys should try the waw grill chicken wings, the shop with Mickey mouse logo. it's good even for local ppl
We will definitely take a look. We will be spending quite a long time in KL, so we should have time to have dinner there one night.
Kaya = car ya
Yummy 😋
Everything was truly delicious 🤤
The green and yellow dumplings are basically the same thing. The difference in colours is to denote the origin of each: yellow=Canton, green=Hokien .
Thank you for the clarification 🤗
This food is not wantan, is call Siew mai😁not chicken is a pork😁
Thanks for the info. Sometimes it’s hard to know exactly what we’re eating. This time, I think we confused the name with the ingredients.
Thebbq/fried veges, why didn't you eat with the sauces provided???
We just wanted to taste the things by themselves 😊
Next trip try resepi popular in Penang island mlysia ..laksa Penang / very popular nasi kandar Line clear Penang . Happy enjoy u all ..tq bro ' from akem Putrajaya Malaysia
Thanks for all the suggestions Kefara, we will try some if the things you mentioned. We’re still in Malaysia for a couple of weeks so we have time to try these things 😊
How about Kampung Baru? It's food paradise. Especially at Night.
We can try to visit Kampung Baru, but we have limited time here in Malaysia. We will see if we can go there. Thank you for the suggestion 🙏🏼
@@AttilaAndZae been to Malaysia without visit Kampung Baru Just same like u never been to Malaysia.
@@AttilaAndZae u also can visit saloma link nearby kampung baru. Connecting bridge for pedestrian from klcc to kampung baru & to klcc from kampung baru.
🥺😢😭
Ramly Burger (roadside stalls) is a MUST! you will get addicted.
We will try it! Coming soon 👀
You should have tried the hokkien noodle and chicken wing at 10.25.
We will be trying more food in upcoming videos 😊 We started a list of things to try based on your comments 🙏🏼
The skewers name lok lok in malaysia, you guys should try it in Penang.
Hey Romi, we’re filming our Penang video tomorrow, and if we run into any lok lok, we will give it a shot!
@@AttilaAndZae you guys can check ot out at Pulau Tikus market at night.
Also checkout China House penang the longest cafe in Penang, they have at least 30 kinds of cake everyday, tai tong restaurant, tek sen restaurant, char kaoy teow, lor bak, asam laksa, cendol, ais kacang, nasi kandar, roti canai, etc 🙂
13:40 still using the smaller bag? though Zae bought a bigger one for rm150.
Yeah, we did end up throwing the small bag out after we filmed this video 😆 You will definitely not be seeing it in future videos.
I from Sarawak. I wish you to have a great joeny❤
Thank you so much ❤️
Oh No, U guys didn't try the famous restaurant "Wong Ah Wah" you just passed by at the beginning at Jalan Alor. Their Charcoal BBQ chicken wing and BBQ Baked fish is the must-try. The food you try there is not our local fav.
It’s not too late! We can still try it, because we will be going back to KL before we leave Malaysia. 😊
You missed out the roasted Chicken Wing from the first restaurant you passed by.
There was a lot of delicious food and places we didn’t get to try!
You must try Ramly burger from any burger stall beside the road. It's one of Malaysia famous food amonh foreigners.
We’ve gotten a lot of suggestions to try this burger and it’s definitely on our list of things to try when we return to KL. Thank you for your suggestions and support 🙏🏼
@@AttilaAndZae where are you now? It seems you are not in KL right now. You always comment when youu return to KL. Btw ramly burger available anywhere in Malaysia
First!!!!! 😅❤️
Malaysia is a MUSLIM MAJORITY COUNTRY ...right ?
Yes it is 😊
U guys can also try the street food Ramly Burger..
We’ve got a lot of comments regarding this burger and we’re incredibly intrigued to try it! We will definitely feature this burger in one of our future videos 😊 Thanks for the suggestion Andrew 🙏🏼.
Woooo more content!! Thanks guys!
Thank you for watching❤️
Jalan alor for tourists😁😁😁
When u came to malaysia. Malay food is your priority.. Other food u can as well no gonna easy to get like others..
That’s true! We usually always try to eat local food wherever we go as much as possible 😊
@@AttilaAndZae but u eat the chinesse foid there
5:00 you added chilli paste ... not spicy?
It was a little spicy, but nothing Zae can’t handle 💪🏼
Malays is the majority!
Great vedeo ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Kasunika 😊. We’re happy you enjoyed it!
@@AttilaAndZae Im sri lanka🇱🇰❤️
Your videos are beautiful .🥺❤️🥺.. My biggest dream is come to Canada 😎... I have a lot of relatives in Canada ... but now I am going to study in Malaysia next month ... Your videos became very important to me.❤️❤️ Thank you soo much... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️keep uploading videos .❤️❤️❤️ god bless🥺🥰😇