What a lovely gifts to bring back home as your own souvenirs, very cheap and very delicious too. All those food, snacks and drinks are staples for Malaysians.
I just recently learned that the British once ruled Malaysia and many people there speak English, or Manglish, which is a mish-mash of Malaysian and English much the same as Singlish is a mish-mash of "Singaporean" and English. Once I learned that I thought of you two. I visited my Singaporean friends a few weeks again and we have decided to visit Malaysia the next time I am there. I agree with you that the people in the area are wonderful and so inviting and friendly. I can't wait to visit Malaysia in 2025.
3. Sugar crackers. The cream crackers, with or without coated sugar is also one of my favorites biscuits, a good butter cookies are also one of my favorites, the butter cookies from Giant store is so cheap, about RM7 per box of crunchy salty creamery butter cookies.
We've been enjoying KL quite a bit. Found the peanut candy, but ours has sesame seeds on it as well. Delicious! Durian isn't that bad. Had some fresh durian the other day! It was good. I'll have to keep my eye out for the other goodies you mentioned. The food here is amazing!
Thanks so much! I know you really liked that Indian restaurant in Chiang Mai, and I'd take a guess that you're having terrific Indian cuisine in Malaysia.
April isn't far away at all! Mid april would be raya aidilfitri (or simply raya) celebrating the end of the fasting month of ramadhan. Look out for announcements for raya open house for our prime minister, or any other ministers, and for our king too, so maybe you would have the opportunity to sample the once a year celebration. If you arrive when it is still ramadhan, then you may also get to sample our ubiquitous ramadhan bazaars with the plethora of traditional malay food etc, many of which either only emerge during the fasting month or are hard to find outside of ramadhan. Have a safe and pleasant trip, take care! ✌️
You're officially hooked on Malaysia, just like many others whom have really spent time to understand and explore the multicultural background of the people, food and lifestyle here. Sounds cliche, but to know Malaysia is to love Malaysia!😂😂😂
Snail Travellers, a heart ❤️ warming vid. Guyz, next trip highly recommend trying the pineapple tarts made by and sold at Oriental Kopi. A fav fam joint on wkends. Personal opinion they're top-notch tasty. Best I've tasted. The pastry crumbly, and the pineapple fillings quantity to max. Unforgettable delicious fillings. Try their egg tarts too. A must! Got into Guiness world record for fast and most sold egg tarts. These additional items will make wanting to stay/live longer in Malaysia😂. Simple, because to know Malaysia is to love Malaysia!🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
guys...the pineapple tart cookies proved that you are totally Malaysians now!!! my mom sent the pineapple tarts every year for eid when i was studying in Miami, FL. Really brings back memories
'Apa khabar' Ryan and Emily? Thank you for knowing and loving 🇲🇾 all this while. It's indeed great and wonderful to know that you are able to venture into an ordinary Malaysian's daily lifestyle and food intakes. You can indeed bring home with you sweet n memorable experiences that you have had everytime you come here. We are always ready to welcome you back here with open arms. Durian, the king of all fruit: love it or hate it..😅 it's doesn't matter much but friendship n warmth do. 'Terima kasih' for staying on with us thru' the difficult time of MCO😂 a few years ago. Enjoy travelling with yoy.Do stay healthy n safe always❤.
The best White coffees are from Ipoh.The best pineapple tart is from Melaka. Malaysia ranked 15 most friendly country in the world. Malaysia named 2nd most friendliest country in Asia.
That's like the birthplace of jeruk madu pak ali (jeruk = pickle, madu = honey), however they have expanded well to open shops or mere kiosks in other states and cities already, they even have presence in cities in sarawak, in case one cannot make it to penang. But tbh, they are one of the compulsory items to bring home if one visits penang, all kinds of pickled fruits from mangoes, to nutmegs (nutmegs especially pickled nutmegs are synonymous with penang)
Thanks Keith! Our 'home' is currently in Izmir Turkey. But we still travel a lot so we aren't there a lot of the time. Still, it is nice to go 'home' after a long trip and have a short rest before we take off on our next adventure. Thanks, as always, for your comment!
Thanks for the info! I'm not sure when we will be in Tampa, but if I knew that store has Ramly burgers then I might have to make a special trip to Tampa lol!
@@snailtravelersYes the store in Tampa has burgers. It’s American “Ram Lee” burgers but not Malaysian Ramly burgers 🍔 😂 . Just kidding… Nice to know you’re bringing so many Malaysian goodies back. Time to convince your American friends to migrate and live here permanently.
Hahaaa... Sir is comparing the durians to an old man's stinking feet.... hahaaa... the smell of durians is not bad. When r boyh of u coming back agn. Will miss yr videos. Safe journey home n all the best to both of u. ❤🙏
We left Malaysia March 17, 2020 to come back to Canada via Tokyo Narita. An early end to our trip. It's still haunting to realize we got out on the last possible day. We have been back many times since and love Malaysia especially Borneo. We only spent 4 days in Kuching in October, 2023 but plan to return for a longer stay. Kuching is clean and beautiful. What part of America do you call home?
Thanks for the comment! We debated leaving Malaysia the same day you left, but decided to stay and wait it out. We ended up staying over a year! We left the US in 2018, before that we lived in North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, and California. Where are you from in Canada? Going back to Malaysia anytime soon? Thanks for watching our video!
@@snailtravelers We live in Saskatoon Canada and we spend summers around home. We hope to get back to Malaysia this autumn. We are also planning to spend almost 3 months in Koh Lanta Thailand (Jan-March 2025) We loved Kuching and would like to spend more time there. Miri had the coolest street food setup of anywhere, so I wouldn’t rule out Miri for a few days.
There are some words you might know about them in Malay which means in English language such as BOH TEA the word BOH in Malay means in English (PUT) and the word BATIK means (FABRIC) and it's hard to find it only through the net or visiting Malaysian market to buy it
All the things we take for granted. Actually you can find some items in a vietnamese shop in US. Well at least I did. Even durian. No ramli burger though
@@snailtravelers there are a lot of Malaysians in the US. If you miss Malaysia maybe you could befriend them LOL. Ive spent 4 Eids in US and found a huge community in LA
@@georgeschahoud7160 Great question! Malaysia would definitely be the easier destination because more of the people speak English, the infratructure for getting around is good, and it's more modern. Vietnam on the other hand is more exotic and more adventurous in my opinion. It's a tough question to answer, but I think I would choose Vietnam for a visit and Malaysia for long term living. Thanks for watching our video!
Curry powder is indian recipe . Malay tweak it to our taste . So if you buy Adabi brand , that is according to Malay taste . Babas and Alagapa is Indian recipes .
Boh tea is by far much better tea i had consumed.i used to taste the european tea but not as tasty as boh tea.the ramly burger is another famous burger patty.the mix of meat n flour is perfectly mixed.curry powder is another a must kitchen item in every msian kitchen household.😂
You'll be back, soon, you'll see You'll remember you belong to me (MALAYSIA) You'll be back, time will tell You'll remember that I (MALAYSIA) served you well... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁. [IYKYK]
Snail travelers among d OGs coz they are among d MCO youtubers given by d Malaysian government ' refuge ' during d crazy Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 ... Guys, u r always welcome in 🇲🇾 as 🇲🇾 is already your 2nd home ... Don't have to wait for another pandemic to be in 🇲🇾 or to be in CH for that matter ... I am sure d scones in CH are always calling both of your names .... 😂😂
Snail travelers among d OGs coz they are among d MCO youtubers given by d Malaysian government ' refuge ' during d crazy Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 ... Guys, u r always welcome in 🇲🇾 as 🇲🇾 is already your 2nd home ... Don't have to wait for another pandemic to be in 🇲🇾 or to be in CH for that matter ... I am sure d scones in CH are always calling both of your names .... 😂😂
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We really enjoy Malaysia. This video makes us want to return.
I'm sure you'll be back many more times! Enjoy your travels and thanks, as always, for watching.
Just the simple things that even Malaysians take for granted, thanks for highlighting them and hope you enjoy them in the comforts of home.
Thank you very much!
You know you become Malaysian when you like all the little things that Malaysians love
Yes indeed!
What a lovely gifts to bring back home as your own souvenirs, very cheap and very delicious too. All those food, snacks and drinks are staples for Malaysians.
Thank you Yasin!
@@snailtravelers 😀
I just recently learned that the British once ruled Malaysia and many people there speak English, or Manglish, which is a mish-mash of Malaysian and English much the same as Singlish is a mish-mash of "Singaporean" and English. Once I learned that I thought of you two.
I visited my Singaporean friends a few weeks again and we have decided to visit Malaysia the next time I am there.
I agree with you that the people in the area are wonderful and so inviting and friendly. I can't wait to visit Malaysia in 2025.
I think you will love Malaysia and am glad you decided to visit next year. Have a great trip!
Singapore were part of Malaysia previously.
@@snailtravelers, thanks! I'll post in your channel how it goes.
@@aburhanaw, I especially love the Malaysian food. Much of it is present in Singapore.
@@BillGreenAZyou get to enjoy better food at 1/2 of Singapore price.
3 times, that's lovely, you guys are welcome to be back in Malaysia again, and again.
All those 9 items are really lovely.
1. Peanut candy, the Malaysian peanut brittle is one of my favorites snacks, sweet and crunchy.
2. Boh Tea. It's one of my favorites tea in Malaysia. Sabah tea is quite good too. Of course my ultimate favorite is Twinning Earl Grey.
3. Sugar crackers. The cream crackers, with or without coated sugar is also one of my favorites biscuits, a good butter cookies are also one of my favorites, the butter cookies from Giant store is so cheap, about RM7 per box of crunchy salty creamery butter cookies.
4. Batik. A hand crafted batik painting is definitely one of the best items as a good memento of Malaysia.
We've been enjoying KL quite a bit. Found the peanut candy, but ours has sesame seeds on it as well. Delicious! Durian isn't that bad. Had some fresh durian the other day! It was good. I'll have to keep my eye out for the other goodies you mentioned. The food here is amazing!
Thanks so much! I know you really liked that Indian restaurant in Chiang Mai, and I'd take a guess that you're having terrific Indian cuisine in Malaysia.
I’m flying to Malaysia in April. Definitely will try and get some as souvenirs for my family
Have a terrific trip, I think you will love Malaysia!
April isn't far away at all! Mid april would be raya aidilfitri (or simply raya) celebrating the end of the fasting month of ramadhan. Look out for announcements for raya open house for our prime minister, or any other ministers, and for our king too, so maybe you would have the opportunity to sample the once a year celebration. If you arrive when it is still ramadhan, then you may also get to sample our ubiquitous ramadhan bazaars with the plethora of traditional malay food etc, many of which either only emerge during the fasting month or are hard to find outside of ramadhan.
Have a safe and pleasant trip, take care! ✌️
TQ Good Jobs Mr and Mrs Snail . You both are owesome. Should come back to Malaysia asap
Thank you! We want to come back to Malaysia many more times.
Ryan & Emily, i think your taste buds hv been Malaysianised during covid 19 lockdown😅. Do come back anytime you crave for anything...
We will definitely be returning to Malaysia in the future! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for loving Malaysia❤ looking forward for your next visit here🎉
Thank you very much!
Yes, batik painting is a must try for tourist who love art 👌
Yes indeed! It was one of our favorite activities in Malaysia.
You're officially hooked on Malaysia, just like many others whom have really spent time to understand and explore the multicultural background of the people, food and lifestyle here. Sounds cliche, but to know Malaysia is to love Malaysia!😂😂😂
Absolutely true! Thank you very much!
great idea for a travel video! Usual contents like attractions and itinerary but few makes content what souvenirs or what things are good as gifts
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Snail Travellers, a heart ❤️ warming vid. Guyz, next trip highly recommend trying the pineapple tarts made by and sold at Oriental Kopi. A fav fam joint on wkends. Personal opinion they're top-notch tasty. Best I've tasted. The pastry crumbly, and the pineapple fillings quantity to max. Unforgettable delicious fillings. Try their egg tarts too. A must! Got into Guiness world record for fast and most sold egg tarts. These additional items will make wanting to stay/live longer in Malaysia😂. Simple, because to know Malaysia is to love Malaysia!🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
That sounds delicious and it is making me hungry right now! Thanks for watching our video.
guys...the pineapple tart cookies proved that you are totally Malaysians now!!! my mom sent the pineapple tarts every year for eid when i was studying in Miami, FL. Really brings back memories
Thanks, we are proud that you consider us to be Malaysian!
Lovely video! We enjoyed Old Town Coffee too.
Can't wait to get back there!
Thanks so much! We miss the two of you and hope you're recovering from your sinus infection. Take care!
'Apa khabar' Ryan and Emily? Thank you for knowing and loving 🇲🇾 all this while. It's indeed great and wonderful to know that you are able to venture into an ordinary Malaysian's daily lifestyle and food intakes. You can indeed bring home with you sweet n memorable experiences that you have had everytime you come here. We are always ready to welcome you back here with open arms. Durian, the king of all fruit: love it or hate it..😅 it's doesn't matter much but friendship n warmth do. 'Terima kasih' for staying on with us thru' the difficult time of MCO😂 a few years ago. Enjoy travelling with yoy.Do stay healthy n safe always❤.
This is a very kind comment, thank you so much for your friendly words!
@@snailtravelers You're most welcome. Take care.
Thank your for visiting my country...please come again n enjoy your time holiday...Malaysia truly Asia
Thanks for watching our video!
TQ guys for visiting. Pls come again next time..haha
Thanks for the kind comment, we will visit again!
I love pineapple tarts, peanut candy too, just to name afew, iam so glad you & yr wife love Malaysian snacks, thankyou for yr sharing sir.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome the way you edit the videos
Thank you for the compliment!
This is amazing, I love all the food listed including the peanut candy and buttery pineapple tarts❤😊 because all suit my taste buds
Yes, all of this food is delicious! Thanks for the comment and for watching our video.
Durian smells and tastes good.. Do come to Malaysia again
Thank you! We love Malaysia and will come back.
@@snailtravelers you're welcome
Stunning video. Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Fabulous blog!
We love your videos too and have watched many of them. Thank you!
@@snailtravelers coe back soon
Nice info and content..
Thanks!
The best White coffees are from Ipoh.The best pineapple tart is from Melaka.
Malaysia ranked 15 most friendly country in the world.
Malaysia named 2nd most friendliest country in Asia.
Malaysia is our favorite country in the world because the people are so friendly!
Maggie has curry cubes now and they make a good basic curry very simple and fast.
Nice! I will definitely try to buy some the next time we are in Malaysia!
If you have been to the hyper-expensive Singapore, you will appreciate Malaysia even more.
Thank you!
@@snailtravelerscan bring home a bottle of Newater as souvenir when you visit Singapore.
Try pickled papayas and sugared nutmeg at Chowrasta market in Penang next time
That sounds delicious, thanks for sharing!
That's like the birthplace of jeruk madu pak ali (jeruk = pickle, madu = honey), however they have expanded well to open shops or mere kiosks in other states and cities already, they even have presence in cities in sarawak, in case one cannot make it to penang. But tbh, they are one of the compulsory items to bring home if one visits penang, all kinds of pickled fruits from mangoes, to nutmegs (nutmegs especially pickled nutmegs are synonymous with penang)
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Another great video, thanks! So, where is "home" at the moment?
Thanks Keith! Our 'home' is currently in Izmir Turkey. But we still travel a lot so we aren't there a lot of the time. Still, it is nice to go 'home' after a long trip and have a short rest before we take off on our next adventure. Thanks, as always, for your comment!
@@snailtravelers ohhhh for the life of me, I thought home would be somewhere in america for you two
in US if you are in Tampa, FL... Go look for Oceanic Market. It's a Malaysian and Asian Market
Thanks for the info! I'm not sure when we will be in Tampa, but if I knew that store has Ramly burgers then I might have to make a special trip to Tampa lol!
@@snailtravelersYes the store in Tampa has burgers. It’s American “Ram Lee” burgers but not Malaysian Ramly burgers 🍔 😂 . Just kidding… Nice to know you’re bringing so many Malaysian goodies back. Time to convince your American friends to migrate and live here permanently.
Yes, absolutely! We are always telling our friends how great Malaysia is!
TQ for frequently spending fabulous, unique gifts to take home from 🇲🇾, most popular food paradise hub 🤩
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
You're most welcome! Feel free to travel other parts of Malaysia as well. Most recomended to Sabah & Sarawak.
Thanks! We visited Kuching earlier on this trip but have not yet been to Sabah, hopefully next time!
terima kasih 🎉
Makes me wanna go get that Ramly burger 😅
Wellcome back 😅
Thanks!
Hahaaa... Sir is comparing the durians to an old man's stinking feet.... hahaaa... the smell of durians is not bad. When r boyh of u coming back agn. Will miss yr videos. Safe journey home n all the best to both of u. ❤🙏
Thank you very much! I hope to come back to Malaysia again soon!
ya la....that is too much.....ha ha....too far out of target...so far nobody has describe durian smell correctly....it is undescribeable...😊
We left Malaysia March 17, 2020 to come back to Canada via Tokyo Narita. An early end to our trip. It's still haunting to realize we got out on the last possible day. We have been back many times since and love Malaysia especially Borneo. We only spent 4 days in Kuching in October, 2023 but plan to return for a longer stay. Kuching is clean and beautiful. What part of America do you call home?
Thanks for the comment! We debated leaving Malaysia the same day you left, but decided to stay and wait it out. We ended up staying over a year! We left the US in 2018, before that we lived in North Carolina, Florida, Pennsylvania, and California. Where are you from in Canada? Going back to Malaysia anytime soon? Thanks for watching our video!
@@snailtravelers We live in Saskatoon Canada and we spend summers around home. We hope to get back to Malaysia this autumn. We are also planning to spend almost 3 months in Koh Lanta Thailand (Jan-March 2025) We loved Kuching and would like to spend more time there. Miri had the coolest street food setup of anywhere, so I wouldn’t rule out Miri for a few days.
Malaysia New Song Before Trending👍🏻❤🔥🔥
Steady gang - ( 周星翅Chou xing chi )mv👍🏻❤❤
To love Malaysia is to know Malaysia
What you got here are truly Malaysians' favourites
Yes indeed! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for visiting our country for the 3rd time. We are not perfect but we are happy for most part of it (except politicians and traffic jam)
Thanks for watching our videos!
Ipoh is the best place for slower lifestyle but big enough to enjoy city conveniences.
Yes, absolutely agree. We loved our 2 months living in Ipoh!
My best favorite couple❤
Thanks so much!
There are some words you might know about them in Malay which means in English language such as BOH TEA the word BOH in Malay means in English (PUT) and the word BATIK means (FABRIC) and it's hard to find it only through the net or visiting Malaysian market to buy it
Good information, thanks for sharing!
it's so true! chicken maggi in cup taste much better than the packed one😂😂
Completely agree! Thanks for watching!
As a Malaysian, i certified you as a Malaysian
Ha ha, thank you so much!
All the things we take for granted. Actually you can find some items in a vietnamese shop in US. Well at least I did. Even durian. No ramli burger though
Good information, thanks!
@@snailtravelers there are a lot of Malaysians in the US. If you miss Malaysia maybe you could befriend them LOL. Ive spent 4 Eids in US and found a huge community in LA
Sugar cracker dip in hot tea on rainy day. 😍😋
That sounds perfect to me! Thanks for watching.
Try dipping in white coffee too. Marvellous.
Dunk in black coffee O is the best.
haru la ek.. ingat org malaysia dok luar negara je beli stok byk2.. rupa2 omputeh pun same ek😂😂😂
Hi, if you have to choose between Malaysia and Vietnam for two weeks trip, what would you choose, thanks?
@@georgeschahoud7160 Great question! Malaysia would definitely be the easier destination because more of the people speak English, the infratructure for getting around is good, and it's more modern. Vietnam on the other hand is more exotic and more adventurous in my opinion. It's a tough question to answer, but I think I would choose Vietnam for a visit and Malaysia for long term living. Thanks for watching our video!
Only a Malaysian would look at that peanut thing in this youtube and cry... 😅... me! ❤
Ha ha! Thanks for watching our video.
Nice..Alhamdulillah ❤
Thanks for watching our video!
Love Malaysia too!
Yes indeed, Malaysia is a terrific country!
You sure have brought ‘bidet’ back home i assume 😅
Curry powder is indian recipe . Malay tweak it to our taste . So if you buy Adabi brand , that is according to Malay taste . Babas and Alagapa is Indian recipes .
Good information, thank you!
You can get your durian vacuum packed in SS2. No smell!
Good information, thank you!
Boh tea is by far much better tea i had consumed.i used to taste the european tea but not as tasty as boh tea.the ramly burger is another famous burger patty.the mix of meat n flour is perfectly mixed.curry powder is another a must kitchen item in every msian kitchen household.😂
I completely agree with your comment about Boh tea and Ramly burgers. Thanks for sharing!
Agree with the curry powder, Malaysian curry still the best
Yes indeed! Thanks for watching!
I hv tried pineapple tarts from Taiwan. But nothing compared to our traditional pineapple tarts
Yes, those pineapple tarts are so delicious! Thanks for watching our video.
Old town 3-in-1 good choice. Premium Chinese soy sauce is missing. Make all Chinese food better.
Thank you!
You can order online for these things. 🎉
Great suggestion, thank you!
Peanut candy tu memang sedap
Yes indeed!
Aduhh takde subtitle ke?? Tak paham la bahasa english...bahasa indonesia pon dah okey
🙂🙂🙂
sad for mr and mrs durian cant follow them. come back later ya or settle here
We will definitely come back to Malaysia! Thanks for watching.
The durians are not migrating
C'mon back anytime.
We will definitely come back to Malaysia, thanks so much!
You'll be back, soon, you'll see
You'll remember you belong to me (MALAYSIA)
You'll be back, time will tell
You'll remember that I (MALAYSIA) served you well... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😁. [IYKYK]
Those are terrific and accurate words, thank you for this comment!
Snail travelers among d OGs coz they are among d MCO youtubers given by d Malaysian government ' refuge ' during d crazy Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 ... Guys, u r always welcome in 🇲🇾 as 🇲🇾 is already your 2nd home ... Don't have to wait for another pandemic to be in 🇲🇾 or to be in CH for that matter ... I am sure d scones in CH are always calling both of your names .... 😂😂
BOH tastes better than Lipton
Agree!
Try BOH Cameronian. They're superb!
9:27 you're most welcome to make 11 to 13 🙂
Thank you!
Yummy2
Baba's have to pay you for that endorsement!😂
Yes they should, ha ha! Thanks for watching.
Malaysia is truely Asia😅
Yes indeed!
Order ramly burger online easier
Snail travelers among d OGs coz they are among d MCO youtubers given by d Malaysian government ' refuge ' during d crazy Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 ... Guys, u r always welcome in 🇲🇾 as 🇲🇾 is already your 2nd home ... Don't have to wait for another pandemic to be in 🇲🇾 or to be in CH for that matter ... I am sure d scones in CH are always calling both of your names .... 😂😂
Thank you very much for this kind and thoughtful comment. You have a good memory about details of our videos from several years ago! Thank you so much for watching.