最正咖啡店 Happy Garden Kopitiam Highlight
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- Dear friends
I know you’ll say I’ve already featured Happy Garden, but I only featured 12 eateries in my last video, certainly Happy Garden has more to offer. The fact that I returned to do another episode here proved that Happy Garden is indeed a food paradise. I can’t believe it myself that there’s indeed one koptiam that houses all the quality eateries. You have to come and see for yourself and taste the food one by one. Have fun and I’ll see you in the next video. Thank you and please don’t forget to go out and support the local street food scene. Cheers
Courtesy of Mr. Garry Loke for supplying this episode’s Google link:
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Please also give a thumbs-up to this fantastic Cantonese channel and please don’t forget to subscribe:
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Elmo I especially loved your intro. One cannot expect what you will talk about but one is always surprised and come away more educated and Informed never the less. I learned so much and sometimes forget that it's a video about food. But don't get me wrong, the food reviews are great too. I wish I can go visit them and eat the food and still keep my weight 😂.
Video production is great and editing is great too. You have enough for a documentary ❤❤❤👋👋👋👍👍👍
Thanks, shong. I can really use some good compliments like tis
所有的食物都不錯，工作人源很客氣❤❤❤
谢谢支持
Hi Elmo ... thank you for sharing another great spot for local delicacies.. big mistake watching it during tea time .. now i am very hungry !! And also thank you for sharing the great info on cantonese and mandarin launguage !
Thanks cheah for your continued support
Thanks Mr Lee for sharing this video.
You r most welcome
wonderful language class🤩
... from ara damansara to happy garden a bit of a hassle.... with lrt n bus.... find the food unique n yummy
Bro Elmo many thanks for your information.. Cheers 👍👍👍😘😘😘
You r most welcome cheng
Hi ELMO LEE, the video on Cantonese is timely as Cantonese is facing decline as the older generations are aging. Thanks for sharing that informative video to debunk Mandarin as the so-called language of choice for Chinese.
In those days, outside China during the last China Imperial Dynasty, almost all overseas chinese spoke Cantonese as they were the migrants from Southern China. Long before even Mao or Lee Kuan Yew made it compulsory and mandatory to speak and learn Mandarin as a tool to "control" the chinese people.
Mandarin is still a young language, it only gain prominence and relevance because mainland China and the CCP world status position
Keep up the good work of introducing some historical background in every of your video
Thanks and have a good happy weekend
Thanks for your approval mate
@@malaysiafood328 thanks and most welcome
Kokan kopitiam …. That kopitiam has almost all the local favorites to satisfy the locals taste buds indeed. Very interesting and most of the stalls there meets the standards and exceed expectations too on what they have to offer. It’s almost like ….. you name THAT delicacy and they have THAT there for you to savor. Kokan really makes the people at Happy Garden happy ever after with such offerings - Yatt Lau 👍🏽 & Mou Tak Deng 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽!!! One suggestion is that instead of taking the entire video for the ‘Cantonese dialect history’ - it may be better if Elmo summarises the video with Elmo’s own words (and spoken in Elmo’s voice and tone )as it can be more authentic and interesting. Overall - THAT Kokan kopitiam is a great place to satisfy anyone’s hunger pangs- surely. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Choong unfortunately I don't have the in-depth history research of Cantonese therefore I can't make a convincing explanation like the one shown
That lamb chop 🐑 ! I am heading there NOW !
Thanks for supporting them CK
All the food looks good and tasty. Yong tau foo with delicious sauce. The most memorable similar kind of YTF I have eaten was in Johor Jaya (selling from a mobile truck) years ago. Then I had it once in Pasir Pemambang kopitam (uncle selling from a motorcycle), Kuala Selangor also years ago. Unable to find this kind of YTF in Penang. Now I know where to go to for my next trip to PJ/KL. Thank you Elmo.
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Missed happy garden,that area used to have a lot of eurasian living there,next to old klang rd,o.u.g ,tan yew lai,united garden,old kuchai lama(ajinomoto) grandmother used to stay there,that 50 years ago still a tenager , then started sri sentosa n puchong opening,most younger generation started buying there,dont go there anymore ,but good of you to still moved around this old garden of the happening that still yat low,keep it up E.L.
Thanks Steven you seemed to stay around in KL
👍 bro 😎
粤语讲解唔错👍👍👍😀
谢谢你
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The best food is 鸡丝河粉
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支持Elmo
Thank you bro
This video is interesting..👈👍😁
Thanks bro
Batu pahat which wan tan mee is the best u mentioned?
Chop see kee
how you manage to stay slim.... After gorging on all the food😂
Thanks for compliment but I'm grossly overweight
Always swimming at Slim river
Kokan kopitiam
You promise me you are doing a story on Muar😅
Sorry pls gimme some time to prepare
The history lessons/introduction at the beginning of every one of your videos is always vey enlightening! 5/5 for the effort you put into researching the info!
My father is khek, my mum is Cantonese. I can’t speak Hakka, Cantonese a bit but not fluent like you. The sad reality of today’s generation is, they’ve been taught that Mandarin is the language and Cantonese is a dialect by teachers who are either ignorant or who’re conversant in mandarin but not Cantonese so they’re trying to ensure more mandarin speakers than Cantonese. Cantonese speakers are slowly but surely diminishing, sadly.
That Kokan kopitiam looks interesting, I’ll definitely check it out one of these days. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for your encouragement Mike
Yes, I noticed the same too -- Cantonese slowly diminishing. Back in the 90s, early noughties, the Chinese in KL spoke Cantonese mainly, even those from other states would learn to speak.
Nowadays most speak in Mandarin, even those born and raised in KL.
I wonder if KL would still be a Canto-speaking city in future
季文翰先生，我这里有間咖啡室在Restoran My Seven Seven 77茶室....No 1, Jln Dwitasik 2, Bandar Sri Permaisuri Cheras, 56000 Kuala Lumpur.
有机会来找你
The lady owner of the nasi lemak stall must be very desperate for money . Very small portion of Siam mihun and very little of sotong charged RM9. Really bad experience for me
Sorry for your predicament
推廣普通話和保持粵語活力並不矛盾。
普通話係連接所有中國人之間嘅橋樑，由西藏到東北，由福建到四川。 唔係個個都會講廣東話，所以普通話係將成個國家聯繫喺埋一齊嘅必要條件。 在當地地區/省/市，當地方言係當地人最熟悉嘅，並且喺保護當地身份同文化方面發揮住作用。 冇迹象表明中央政府正試圖阻止使用當地語言。 可能係某些人企圖煽動各省人民嘅不滿同不滿。2019年喺香港就出現了一個例子。
Agree 100 %. This is why the British wanted cantonese spoken in hk.
Only mainland Chinese speak Mandarin as this is the only language they know how to speak. It's China education system that teaches only Mandarin. To say that just because Mandarin is the "OFFICIAL" language implies that MANDARIN is the language of the Chinese is purely fallacy and unsubstantiated
Cantonese predates all languages spoken in CHINA
@@yummemys4608where did you get such "FACT" ? Don't just parrot misinformation and unhealthy propaganda.
If the British wants to eliminate the HONGKIES, they should have "FORCED" everyone to learn ENGLISH .... It's the ancient QING DYNASTY and the COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA that are the culprits that FORCED mainlanders and now the HONGKIES to speak MANDARIN
KNS.. This round kena skipped more than 10 mins..
Nevertheless thanks for supporting
It is now very popular to speak Mandarin in our island country. It is convenient and reasonable for Chinese people to speak Chinese. I am from Canton. I am not oppised to speaking Cantonese. but I am not opposed to speaking Mandarin. Please don.t treat language as a political game. 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 🙏 .
All in the name of entertainment, no disrespect intended
@@malaysiafood328 Very informative... Thanks for sharing the video on Cantonese/Mandarin language! 😊
No one here ( 🇲🇾🤝🇸🇬 ?? 🤔) treating language as a political game.... It's just info!!
And yes, Mandarin is one of the main languages in SG and not only NOW popular but has been in use for decades.
I spoke Cantonese with many locals but I also spoke Mandarin with others.
I not targeting Elmo Lee. I .m talking about the man who treats Mandarin Chinese as a joke. and engages in political harassment. 🇲🇾 🤝 🇸🇬 👍.
@@ykmak2415 Alamak, didn't be so KIASU about Mandarin in a food blog. Elmo Lee reposted the video on Cantonese as a satire, NOT try to provoke or gain any political mileage. It's a plain fact that CANTONESE was the language of the HANS before the advent of MANDARIN to replace Cantonese. SINGAPOREANS speak Mandarin because it's your own country education policy, and nothing to do with the Chinese cultural heritage or traditions.
Btw, you need to be aware that there's NO such thing as CHINESE LANGUAGE, unless in a colloquially speaking. China history dates back so far behind that there's NO definitive HISTORY of CHINA, unlike other ancient civilizations
HaHa😅.....(English/Cantonese)
前置きが長すぎますよ‼
我系广东西部人
你好西部广东人
Looks like it took two visits to complete the twelve interviews and twelve meals. A lot of hardwork and tapau leftover food to bring home. How long does it take to finish the leftover food?
It was OK since danny and I shared the tapau