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Come on guys.. where's you both eat ?? In Surya KLCC ?? Of course its costly a bit.. as western foreigner/tourist you should not bragging about food prices in Malaysia because safe to say, many things here are affordable (please always use affordable rather than cheap) .. also you should know where you ate .. fancy restaurants ?? & you want to pay less.. come on (this we can call you guys cheap)😊😊 ..
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Chinese food is also malaysian food. Malay food, chinese food, indian food, all malaysia food. We’re made up from 3 major ethnicity. That is why our food is so diverse
@@LetsMeetAbroadYes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
@@pakmail135 Noodles are staples in the dry and cold, unsuitable for padi North. Check out the halal hand-pulled noodles of Lanzhou, among the hundreds of other types.
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Go to Kampung Baru for Malay@Malaysian food..located just near KLCC via Saloma bridge...Saloma Bridge it self is just at the back of NZ Restaurant appear in this early video as you stood infront of Petronas twin tower😂😂
The pollution was caused by excessive burning by neighbouring countries. Glad to see you visit Malaysia again and enjoy the beauty of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.😘🫰
@@90taetaeya Er, No its not, we have more cars now, our industries are still booming yet the sky and the air is still clean and our sky is blue... we have bad bad haze when the indonesian burn their forest to clear their land...
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
You guys are so cute, like two kids in wonderland. It is so much fun to follow you. I see so much more through your eyes than when I was there myself so long ago. Much love from California ! 🙏💕🌷🇳🇱
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
The dinner you guys had was also Malaysian food, and it's from the Chinese culture. There're also the Malay and Indian food culture too. So you'll be spoilt for choice when in the melting pot of Asia, some say the world!😅
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
You earned anothe new sub here. Welcome to KL Malaysia ❤… nice content and I m enjoying watching it every seconds. 😊 Btw could you tell me the name of the cafe you went in KLCC?
In Malaysia, the people are from the Malay, Chinese, Indian Malaysian including the ethnicities in Sabah and Sarawak. You can find lots of Malay food in Kampung Baru, not far from KLCC. Do try nasi lemak at Wanjo in that area among other local Malay street food. By the end of this video, you guys were already in Penang. Hope that you have had a good time, here in Malaysia.
Thank you for your cinematic and absolutely beautifully edited videos; they are such a joy to watch! I'm so happy to see you exploring Asia, especially southeast Asia!! Wondering if you will be headed to Vietnam on this trip as well? Lots of love from New York!❤
_Selamat kembali_ welcome again to KL/malaysia 🇲🇾 and thank you for the glowing words on the city. Hope you two lovebirds will have a really enjoyable and truly memorable adventure throughout your stay in malaysia, just like I really enjoyed amsterdam last year 👍 Btw which part of the netherlands are you two from
Welcome to our lovely beautiful Malaysia, for you information, Malaysian foods included Malay foods, Chinese foods, Imdian foods as well as other foods. Do check any of our malaysian passing you,u will enjoy our delicious local foods.Enjoy and stay safe!
@@LetsMeetAbroadMalaysia gain its independence from the British through all 3 main races (malay, chinese and indian) working together. Back before independence, The malay were given the task to manage the security of the country by the british (arm forces & police force), while the indians ran the government administration and the Chinese ran the small businesses and manage the british businesses (rubber & tin). Thus why all 3 races needed to agree to work together for the British to give us independence. Because without either, their businesses would be in jeopardy. Because all had a hand in our independence, everyone agree on allowing each race to maintain its cultural heritage. We choose the path of integration oppose to assimilation like in Thailnd or Indonesia where the minor races have lost thier mother tongue and even have to change their ethnic names to a local name. Malaysia is one of a few countries i know where each major ethnicity have government sponsored schools but taught in their own mother toungue.
@@LetsMeetAbroadnother cultural tip: When you say "Malaysian", it includes all ethnicity that are citizens of Malaysia. When you say "Malayan", it refers to all those who are born and live in West Malaysia/Peninsula Malaysia. It excludes East Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak). The reason west Malaysians are refered to as malayan (by mostly east malaysians), is because Malaya was the name of West Malaysia before Sabah and Sarawak join Malaya to form a new federation called Malaysia in 1963. And lastly, "Malay" refers to those from the Malay ethnicity.-
Chinese food in Malaysia is Malaysian food too! (We're Malaysian Chinese not China Chinese) Maybe you meant Malay food..Same goes for Indian food in Malaysia..But it's okay we won't get offended haha..
You do know Malaysia's 2nd largest population is Malaysian Chinese? Majority of the economic and cuisine of Malaysia is by Malaysian Chinese and the fusions of it. Especially in KL, you will find almost everywhere Malaysian Chinese cuisine in various form such as fusion, vegetarian, vegan and meat. Also Malaysian Chinese cuisine is a huge why Malaysia is the food haven of Asia.
are you drunk or something?. nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, nasi biryani, nasi goreng, keropok lekor, roti canai/planta/telur/tisu/sardin, murtabak, kuih2, rendang, masak merah, masak lemak, masak kari, masak hitam, masak kicap, all these by Malaysian Chinese too?? don't go around claiming that a certain ethnic produce the majority of the food there.. we all Malaysians, if you want to talk about who's the majority, there's way much more cuisine that was made by other race
@@transparention just Google and see which ethnic has the most cuisine in the world... And borrowing from Indonesia or Thailand or 'halal'ised non-halal Western or Eastern cuisines making ones own doesnt count...:)
@@816vince your comment said "Malaysian Chinese" cuisine.. if you search on Google, I can guarantee you that Malaysian Chinese cuisine doesn't have the most cuisine in the world.. if you're referring to the Chinese cuisine of mainland China, doesn't it means that Malaysian Chinese is borrowing the cuisine from China? if you're saying that the Chinese migrant brings together the knowledge of the cuisine from mainland China when they migrate to Malay Archipelago, isn't it also the same with those Malays, Javanese, Minangkabau & Indian migrant that migrate from Indonesia, Pattani (Thailand), Philippine, & India while bringing together the knowledge of their respective cuisine? even if you ask foreigner that comes to KL, which is the most famous dish between Nasi Lemak (Malays), Roti Canai (Indian) & Kuey Tiaw (Chinese), it is most likely that they'll said that Nasi Lemak is the most famous.. you know, I'm not being racist here, because my girlfriend is Chinese.. but please, stop making nonsense claim like some of those Indonesian people claiming that KLCC belongs to them.. for you to be claiming that Malaysian Chinese cuisine is a huge why Malaysia is the food haven of Asia, you must be kidding
Saying "pollution" is misleading. It was haze from neighbouring countries burning rainforests to clear the land for their plantation industry. People would think we pollute our country so much that we can't see the blue sky which isn't the case at all
hi there.. I am new in your channel. Firstly, welcome to Malaysia. If you want to taste Malaysian food specifically malay food you can go to kampung baru. there are so many malay food there that you can try and its within centre of Kuala Lumpur. besides that you can go to night market at Jalan TAR where you can get street malay food there.. oh one more thing I want to clarify. there is no Malaysian food. because our country are diversified so you can get various kind of food here such as malay food, chinese food, indian food, western food. thais food, korean food etc. but I think nasi lemak, roti canai can considered as malaysian food too...
I hope you tried laksa. It's Malaysian/Singaporean but super popular in Australian cities too (so many Asian restaurants in Sydney will make one). Best dish ever!
The Malaysian Food located at Kampung Baru ..you need to take a grab or take the underground LRT.. Malaysian call it Kelana Jaya Line.. you will find paradise of Malaysian food there ..
Chinese Food, Indian Food, Malay Food, Nyonya Food, Sarawakian Food, Iban Food, Sabahan Food are all Malaysian Food :) Melaka also a good place for traditional Nyonya food. Nyonya Kuih (desserts) Myra will love it! Have Fun!
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful...
Actually in Malaysia, the Malaysian food will be the Malay, Chinese and Indian food cos these are the main three races. The chinese food and indian food is a little different than the ones abroad some having their own signature like hainanese chicken rice, fried kuay teow, hokkien mee or indian roti canai, naan with tandoori, satay, fried maggi noodles. These typically comprise of the malaysian food. There are some shops that sell specialty Malaysian borned chienese food like Hou Kow which sells toast bread and half boiled eggs. very malaysian. check them out. Malay food of course is delicious with its nasi lemak, satay, rojak, cendol, etc.
I need to explain something. Malaysians include Malays, Chinese, Indians, Bumiputeras and others. yes, it's a chinese restaurant, but they are also malaysians. for example: malay malaysians, chinese malaysians & indian malaysians... malay singaporeans, chinese singaporeans & indian singaporeans... so, you have to say "we want to try a MALAY restaurant or MALAY food"... hope you understand and don't get confused with it again, yeah i know, it is sometimes very confusing
Go to Kampung Baru for Malay Food. Only in Malaysia, you can easly eat malay food. Near KLCC only. Across the high way through Saloma Bridge You can walk there.
HELLO...pls go to Kampong@village Baru@new in KL .. just a few minute walk from KLCC and pass by SALOMA LINK BRIDGE..to kampong baru..is the best place to get Malay foods..
Hello, that Chinese restaurant is Malaysian. Unless you're referring to Malay - which is also Malaysian. Malaysia comprises many ethnicities - I won't day we are melting pot. I'd say we're a bowl of rojak, a local cuisine - we retain our distinct ancestral identities while forming one humble nation identity. Welcome to Malaysia.
@@LetsMeetAbroad may I suggest, Kampong Baru (hope you guys are still in the city though and if you go there at night, you could take pix at the colourful Saloma Link - unfortunately I went there last night, some of the LEDs were busted - but I managed to take great shot of myself with the towering KLCC/Petronas towers at the back) Speaking of the towers, you can book tix to go to the bridge and there's an indoor aquarium called Aquaria and in the Suria KLCC mall, there's a petroleum focused interactive/discovery centre called Petrosains) So yea ❤️
yes you right, nothing really change about her hair.... hahaha... yeah, jalan alor is the most visited place to eat, and is recommended by google. for me as malaysians, you can still go to jalan alor to eat, but that's not the place to taste authentic local food (for me). of course they serves a lot of food from all over the world, including Malaysian food.
I am travelling soon to Malaysia but my opinion,for me at least,is to go to Penang right away..there's something about that place that makes me thirsty for the area.
Great tourist selfies! Don t mind the views of KL in the background, it is a boring place here! Therefore so much better to film yourselves. Keep up the good selfie work!
You should rephrase your sentences. Its not Malaysian food but malay food. Malaysian food are comprise of chinese,indian and Malay food. Somehow i think you will offend many malaysian in this video. The same for Singapore. If you ask what is singaporean food, it's comprise of the same 3 chinese indian Malay food. You have like laksa/wanton mee, nasi lemak and roti prata. Malaysia and Singapore are not comprised of just Malay,there are other races as well.
Some of our food is kinda blend with each 3 different races.....in Malay food you have Indian and Chinese influences too...vice versa ....enjoy all of them ya...
I don't care about Singapore, but in Malaysia, The Malays make up 60% of the population, the chinese 22 %, the indians 8%, original people of Sabah and Sarawak 10+% .
@@chemamatsiparangtajam9252 and Chinese are like 43% in KL like this is supposed to be their 2nd time in KL yet somehow they could not figure that out?
Rookie mistake. Malay is the race. Malaysian is the nationality. We have Malay Malaysians, Chinese Malaysians, Indian Malaysians and many other ethnic Malaysians. So.. what you ate there were also Malaysian foods i.e Chinese Malaysian cuisine. I guess you already knew that by now. A little late from me. ✌
Waneer gaan jullie terug tot nederlands. Ik moet jullie vragen... in het Japan- 7-eleven, is dat dezelfde 7-11 als in Amerika. Het eten ziet een beetje beter uit (I am being sarcastic, it look waay better than Ameican 7-11 food) The little pool in English would be called a wading pool. Als altijds, mooie videos.
What is Malaysian food? The food of the 3 major ethnicity makes up the definition of Malaysian food. It is common among Malaysians to blur the line of distinction between what food belongs to which ethnicity. One can start the day with an ethnic Indian breakfast, then have ethnic Malay food for lunch before ending with ethnic Chinese for dinner.
Bro, it does not stop only at the 3 major ethnics, come on, don't sideline those who may be small minority in terms of malaysia but they can also be big in their own states, and it doesn't even have to be that way, even if they're indeed a very small minority they're still malaysians, hence their unique food would still be part of malaysian food. Please be careful with our words and refrain from upsetting others and hurting their feelings, show that we are nice considerate and tolerant malaysians
9 years ago we received a very big gift from Indonesia - haze and air pollution due to massive forest burning incident, maybe twice or more in a year 😂😂😂. Thank god, they don't send it for few years now.
Just for your information, us Malaysia consist of Malay, Chinese, Indian and the Orang Asli. I feel so offended when you say us chinese are not Malaysian😢
actually when you go to a chinese restaurants, it does mean it is not Malaysian food. There are Chinese Food and there are also Chinese- Malaysian food. Theyre chinese, but uniquely Malaysian. Cannot be found anywhere else. same goes for Indian food here.
I am very sure the Malay Muslim population is not that large. Many women (and men) in countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan have severe skin disease (and asthma too).
@@LetsMeetAbroad People live in the equator called it clouds. Hot and high humidity. Hardly seen clear blue skies in most of the days around the year. Malaysians traveling abroad are always in awe looking at the skies in countries outside the equator line.
🤦♂️ Ignore this rude tirade, this kid was probably too little to know about the time when the skies in the region was "clouded" with ashes from burning forests in neighboring country _smh_ 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@jonmath4182 Skies and air are two different things smartass. Just because it was pollution that doesn't mean the clouds don't exist. Malaysia is sitting on the equator and will always be in this particular line. Even clouds have many stages and phases from bright white,grey to dark. She clearly said the grey sky. Your geography and science teacher must be a school dropout. At least you're brave enough to comment.
9 years ago the smog all came from our good neighbour indonesia. Their president now sack police chief who allows open burning of palm plantations. That is why they do their job instead of being lazy. So for 20 years since 1997 1998, the sky is clear for several years now.
@@user-wl6cv2qh3o🌷Contoh penyebutan Bahasa Melayu di Semenanjung seperti dalam: 1. Lagu Nuri Terbang Malam rakaman tahun 1903 nyanyian artis dari Pulau Pinang bernama Kasim. 2. Lagu kebesaran Negeri Perak yang dibuat tahun 1888. 3. Lagu Mek Mulung yang sudah beratus2 tahun usianya dan masih dipersembahkan dalam teater tradisi Negeri Kedah. 4. Filem 'Takdir Ilahi' 5. Filem 'Chinta' lakonan P. Ramlee tahun 1949. Sebagai beberapa contoh. ☝️ Itu sebagai contoh Bahasa Melayu di Semenanjung. Bahasa Melayu dalam filem2 tersebut memberi suatu kefahaman dari segi pertuturan atau nyanyian Bahasa Melayu dari Semenanjung yang ditiru oleh Indonesia. Indonesia bukan menggunakan sebutan Bahasa Melayu Riau seperti yang selalu diwar-warkan oleh pihak Indonesia. Bahasa Melayu Riau adalah sama seperti Bahasa Melayu Johor. Sebaliknya Bahasa Melayu dengan cara pertuturan dan nyanyian di Indonesia sekarang telah lama digunakan di Semenanjung seperti diabadikan dalam beratus2 filem Melayu lama dan lagu2 Melayu dari dulu sampai sekarang. Artis rakaman lagu Melayu pertama kali dibuat tahun 1903. Waktu itu indonesia belum wujud dan tiada bahasa sendiri. Walaupun pertuturan dialek Johor berkembang di Malaysia dalam persembahan seni seperti lagu dan puisi orang Malaysia masih menggunakan cara sebutan pertuturan Melayu seperti yang digunakan dahulu sebagaimana yang terbukti dengan pertuturan dan nyanyian Bahasa Melayu dalam filem Melayu lama dan rakaman lagu lama sampai sekarang Malaysia masih meneruskan tradisi budaya Bahasa Melayu yang tersebut. ☝️ FAKTA berdasarkan bukti nyata.
Malaysia is the country Its citizens are Malaysians... Malaysians are made up of Malays, Chinese, Indians, Kadazan, Iban and so many more. Whatever you eat in Malaysia is Malaysian and yes we celebrate all of the Asian foods and world foods... Truly Asia Malaysia... Malaysia Truly Asia...❤
If we go to a ‘Malaysian restaurant’ here in the Netherlands you’ll get Nasi Lemak, Nasi Goreng etc. We were searching for the nasi lemak haha, but interesting to know it’s a mix of everything!
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malay food a lot u can find in KAMPUNG BARU..just walk from KLCC ..
Welcome to KL, truly Asia hub!
Hai welcome to Malaysia
Come on guys.. where's you both eat ?? In Surya KLCC ?? Of course its costly a bit.. as western foreigner/tourist you should not bragging about food prices in Malaysia because safe to say, many things here are affordable (please always use affordable rather than cheap) .. also you should know where you ate .. fancy restaurants ?? & you want to pay less.. come on (this we can call you guys cheap)😊😊 ..
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
We loved living in KL. It's our favourite Asian city to live in.
Same❤
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Chinese food is also malaysian food. Malay food, chinese food, indian food, all malaysia food. We’re made up from 3 major ethnicity. That is why our food is so diverse
Diverse and delicious!!! 😍
@@LetsMeetAbroadYes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
yes. imagine chinese food with indian twist. lovely
Malay food are at kampung baru. Chinese food are also malaysian food, don't forget that. Indian food are also malaysian food.
Exactly..and the chinese have some of the best noodle dishes. Btw i'm malay.
@@pakmail135
Noodles are staples in the dry and cold, unsuitable for padi North. Check out the halal hand-pulled noodles of Lanzhou, among the hundreds of other types.
Before some of our neighbours comment.. Let me say now that all the foods are from Indonesia 😂😂
Yes, that's right. Roti canai, char kuey teow, bak kut teh, nasi lemak, satay, laksa and banana leaf are all Malaysian food.
@@genelee5552identitas..bla..bla..kultur..bla..bla..perpaduan rasa..bla..bla..wisatawan..bla..bla..tiongkok..bla..bla..wkwkWakWakandaWkwk.. 😅😊
9 years ago, we had haze sent by our neighbour country... here in Malaysia, the sky is always blue when it is sunny...
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
The best thing in Malaysia is that you can get any food at any price. You got the luxury restaurant and cheap eats beside the road
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
@@ocshaljufrian6109 i love Indonesian so much. i been to Bandung which is lovely
Go to Kampung Baru for Malay@Malaysian food..located just near KLCC via Saloma bridge...Saloma Bridge it self is just at the back of NZ Restaurant appear in this early video as you stood infront of Petronas twin tower😂😂
The pollution was caused by excessive burning by neighbouring countries. Glad to see you visit Malaysia again and enjoy the beauty of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia.😘🫰
Errr no, it is from malaysian cars n industries, don’t push the blame.
@@90taetaeya Er, No its not, we have more cars now, our industries are still booming yet the sky and the air is still clean and our sky is blue... we have bad bad haze when the indonesian burn their forest to clear their land...
@@90taetaeyaerr... Maybe you come from pluto I guess...😂😂😂
Haze burning palm trees from neighbouring country almost happened during dry session.
The haze from Sumatra (Indonesia) was also partly caused by Malaysian plantation companies (oil palm).
What a vibrant lovely couple ❤ love the sincerity. Welcome to Malaysia again ❤
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
You guys are so cute, like two kids in wonderland. It is so much fun to follow you. I see so much more through your eyes than when I was there myself so long ago. Much love from California ! 🙏💕🌷🇳🇱
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
Recommended restaurants:
1. Restoran Rebung
2. Restoran Chef Wan
The dinner you guys had was also Malaysian food, and it's from the Chinese culture. There're also the Malay and Indian food culture too. So you'll be spoilt for choice when in the melting pot of Asia, some say the world!😅
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful.....
You earned anothe new sub here. Welcome to KL Malaysia ❤… nice content and I m enjoying watching it every seconds. 😊
Btw could you tell me the name of the cafe you went in KLCC?
I gotta say, your cinematography and video editing are really pleasing to watch! And thanks for covering Malaysia, can't wait to see more!
Thank you so much! 😄
Wonderful. Welcome back to KL, Malaysia. Enjoy your exploratioms in the city, have fun and a good time.
In Malaysia, the people are from the Malay, Chinese, Indian Malaysian including the ethnicities in Sabah and Sarawak. You can find lots of Malay food in Kampung Baru, not far from KLCC. Do try nasi lemak at Wanjo in that area among other local Malay street food. By the end of this video, you guys were already in Penang. Hope that you have had a good time, here in Malaysia.
When i was a kid my parents always brought me to KLCC pool and playground.
we need more lauk lauk kampung in KL ! but tbh most lauk lauk kampung can easily be found outside of the city
Thank you for your cinematic and absolutely beautifully edited videos; they are such a joy to watch! I'm so happy to see you exploring Asia, especially southeast Asia!! Wondering if you will be headed to Vietnam on this trip as well? Lots of love from New York!❤
Welcome to Malaysia. Nice Vlog. Before this Enjoy your hiking in Europe Vlog very much!
Welcome to Malaysia ❤❤❤
_Selamat kembali_ welcome again to KL/malaysia 🇲🇾 and thank you for the glowing words on the city. Hope you two lovebirds will have a really enjoyable and truly memorable adventure throughout your stay in malaysia, just like I really enjoyed amsterdam last year 👍 Btw which part of the netherlands are you two from
❤ Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤
u should go to the food court at level 3 at petronas tower so much option n variety of food there..everywhere is a FOOOD
We went there first, but it was sooo crowded! And we were a bit in a rush. But would love to come back, it looked amazing 😏
Welcome to malaysia 🤗
Welcome to Malaysia!
Thanks
I've been following u guys across the world. N u finally made it to where I live, play and work.
Love you guys..have fun!
Love your hair Mira and you are so cute and sweet. I feel like I say that all the time. LOL Great video guys!
Welcome to our lovely beautiful Malaysia, for you information, Malaysian foods included Malay foods, Chinese foods, Imdian foods as well as other foods. Do check any of our malaysian passing you,u will enjoy our delicious local foods.Enjoy and stay safe!
Oh woah really! We didn’t know.. Maybe that’s why we ended up with the Chinese food!
@@LetsMeetAbroadMalaysia gain its independence from the British through all 3 main races (malay, chinese and indian) working together.
Back before independence, The malay were given the task to manage the security of the country by the british (arm forces & police force), while the indians ran the government administration and the Chinese ran the small businesses and manage the british businesses (rubber & tin).
Thus why all 3 races needed to agree to work together for the British to give us independence. Because without either, their businesses would be in jeopardy.
Because all had a hand in our independence, everyone agree on allowing each race to maintain its cultural heritage. We choose the path of integration oppose to assimilation like in Thailnd or Indonesia where the minor races have lost thier mother tongue and even have to change their ethnic names to a local name.
Malaysia is one of a few countries i know where each major ethnicity have government sponsored schools but taught in their own mother toungue.
@@LetsMeetAbroadnother cultural tip:
When you say "Malaysian", it includes all ethnicity that are citizens of Malaysia.
When you say "Malayan", it refers to all those who are born and live in West Malaysia/Peninsula Malaysia. It excludes East Malaysia (Sabah & Sarawak).
The reason west Malaysians are refered to as malayan (by mostly east malaysians), is because Malaya was the name of West Malaysia before Sabah and Sarawak join Malaya to form a new federation called Malaysia in 1963.
And lastly, "Malay" refers to those from the Malay ethnicity.-
hi bro in kl dont forget to visit genting highlands weather amazing
We know 😏it was amazingggg!
Enjoy In Malaysia 👍
Chinese food in Malaysia is Malaysian food too! (We're Malaysian Chinese not China Chinese) Maybe you meant Malay food..Same goes for Indian food in Malaysia..But it's okay we won't get offended haha..
love your vlog... great 😊
Thank you! 😄
Welcome to mlysia..have a nice stay n take care...
Thank you! 😃
You do know Malaysia's 2nd largest population is Malaysian Chinese? Majority of the economic and cuisine of Malaysia is by Malaysian Chinese and the fusions of it. Especially in KL, you will find almost everywhere Malaysian Chinese cuisine in various form such as fusion, vegetarian, vegan and meat. Also Malaysian Chinese cuisine is a huge why Malaysia is the food haven of Asia.
are you drunk or something?. nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, nasi biryani, nasi goreng, keropok lekor, roti canai/planta/telur/tisu/sardin, murtabak, kuih2, rendang, masak merah, masak lemak, masak kari, masak hitam, masak kicap, all these by Malaysian Chinese too?? don't go around claiming that a certain ethnic produce the majority of the food there.. we all Malaysians, if you want to talk about who's the majority, there's way much more cuisine that was made by other race
Everyone has a good point.. we just love our food .. and also love looking at people eating in youtube 😆😆😆
@@transparention just Google and see which ethnic has the most cuisine in the world... And borrowing from Indonesia or Thailand or 'halal'ised non-halal Western or Eastern cuisines making ones own doesnt count...:)
@@816vince your comment said "Malaysian Chinese" cuisine.. if you search on Google, I can guarantee you that Malaysian Chinese cuisine doesn't have the most cuisine in the world.. if you're referring to the Chinese cuisine of mainland China, doesn't it means that Malaysian Chinese is borrowing the cuisine from China?
if you're saying that the Chinese migrant brings together the knowledge of the cuisine from mainland China when they migrate to Malay Archipelago, isn't it also the same with those Malays, Javanese, Minangkabau & Indian migrant that migrate from Indonesia, Pattani (Thailand), Philippine, & India while bringing together the knowledge of their respective cuisine?
even if you ask foreigner that comes to KL, which is the most famous dish between Nasi Lemak (Malays), Roti Canai (Indian) & Kuey Tiaw (Chinese), it is most likely that they'll said that Nasi Lemak is the most famous.. you know, I'm not being racist here, because my girlfriend is Chinese.. but please, stop making nonsense claim like some of those Indonesian people claiming that KLCC belongs to them.. for you to be claiming that Malaysian Chinese cuisine is a huge why Malaysia is the food haven of Asia, you must be kidding
Didn’t know there was winter and summer in Malaysia,..wow…color me impressed….😅lived here all my life
Welcome to KL, truly Asia hub!
Beautiful Vlog beautiful day
Yes it was, thank you 🙏
Go to kampung baru
Please come to Kuala Terengganu or kota Bharu,, Kelantan
Experience the delicous of Malay delicacy
Saying "pollution" is misleading. It was haze from neighbouring countries burning rainforests to clear the land for their plantation industry. People would think we pollute our country so much that we can't see the blue sky which isn't the case at all
hi there.. I am new in your channel. Firstly, welcome to Malaysia. If you want to taste Malaysian food specifically malay food you can go to kampung baru. there are so many malay food there that you can try and its within centre of Kuala Lumpur. besides that you can go to night market at Jalan TAR where you can get street malay food there.. oh one more thing I want to clarify. there is no Malaysian food. because our country are diversified so you can get various kind of food here such as malay food, chinese food, indian food, western food. thais food, korean food etc. but I think nasi lemak, roti canai can considered as malaysian food too...
I hope you tried laksa. It's Malaysian/Singaporean but super popular in Australian cities too (so many Asian restaurants in Sydney will make one). Best dish ever!
Yes we did on the airport haha 😄 Really nice!!
The Malaysian Food located at Kampung Baru ..you need to take a grab or take the underground LRT.. Malaysian call it Kelana Jaya Line.. you will find paradise of Malaysian food there ..
Love your videos!!!! But could you add google links of the places you visit? Terima kasih
Chinese Food, Indian Food, Malay Food, Nyonya Food, Sarawakian Food, Iban Food, Sabahan Food are all Malaysian Food :) Melaka also a good place for traditional Nyonya food. Nyonya Kuih (desserts) Myra will love it! Have Fun!
Thanks for the tips!
Yes, you have to try it, bro, the highest fastest train in Southeast Asia... the speed is 350 K kilometers, the newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Indonesia, Jakarta - Bandung, lots of tourist attractions in the city of Bandung which is beautiful and comfortable and cool and cool and beautiful...
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Welcome back to Malaysia. Do enjoy your stay
Thank you very much :)
@@LetsMeetAbroad you're welcome
Wow, so nice video! How about you both? We are fine and we wish to say hi to all people around the world, from Cambodia 🙏
Hello, we are doing good. Please reach out to us on Instagram, would love to connect
Actually in Malaysia, the Malaysian food will be the Malay, Chinese and Indian food cos these are the main three races. The chinese food and indian food is a little different than the ones abroad some having their own signature like hainanese chicken rice, fried kuay teow, hokkien mee or indian roti canai, naan with tandoori, satay, fried maggi noodles. These typically comprise of the malaysian food. There are some shops that sell specialty Malaysian borned chienese food like Hou Kow which sells toast bread and half boiled eggs. very malaysian. check them out.
Malay food of course is delicious with its nasi lemak, satay, rojak, cendol, etc.
Kampung Baru near Petronas tower in 100 years Malay villages where you can find Malay food. Not in Bukit Bintang or Chinatown
Welcome to kl
Terima kasih ♥️
I need to explain something. Malaysians include Malays, Chinese, Indians, Bumiputeras and others. yes, it's a chinese restaurant, but they are also malaysians. for example: malay malaysians, chinese malaysians & indian malaysians... malay singaporeans, chinese singaporeans & indian singaporeans... so, you have to say "we want to try a MALAY restaurant or MALAY food"... hope you understand and don't get confused with it again, yeah i know, it is sometimes very confusing
Go to Kampung Baru for Malay Food. Only in Malaysia, you can easly eat malay food. Near KLCC only. Across the high way through Saloma Bridge You can walk there.
Waze to Wanjo Restoran kampung baru, u can find malay halal local foods.
Beautiful video guys
Thank you!! 😄😄
Chinese food is part of the malaysian cuisine too. :)
Thank you for the clarification, it was our mistake to not realise that :/
HELLO...pls go to Kampong@village Baru@new in KL .. just a few minute walk from KLCC and pass by SALOMA LINK BRIDGE..to kampong baru..is the best place to get Malay foods..
Really pretty after hairdo
Thank you 😊
Nice vlog.. Congrats..
Hey guys! Are you still in Kuala Lumpur? We’ll be there in 5 days! 🎉
No not anymore. Enjoy your time, we really enjoyed Kuala Lumpur!
Hello, that Chinese restaurant is Malaysian.
Unless you're referring to Malay - which is also Malaysian.
Malaysia comprises many ethnicities - I won't day we are melting pot.
I'd say we're a bowl of rojak, a local cuisine - we retain our distinct ancestral identities while forming one humble nation identity.
Welcome to Malaysia.
Thank you for the clarification, we referred to Malay food. :)
@@LetsMeetAbroad may I suggest, Kampong Baru (hope you guys are still in the city though and if you go there at night, you could take pix at the colourful Saloma Link - unfortunately I went there last night, some of the LEDs were busted - but I managed to take great shot of myself with the towering KLCC/Petronas towers at the back)
Speaking of the towers, you can book tix to go to the bridge and there's an indoor aquarium called Aquaria and in the Suria KLCC mall, there's a petroleum focused interactive/discovery centre called Petrosains)
So yea ❤️
yes you right, nothing really change about her hair.... hahaha... yeah, jalan alor is the most visited place to eat, and is recommended by google. for me as malaysians, you can still go to jalan alor to eat, but that's not the place to taste authentic local food (for me). of course they serves a lot of food from all over the world, including Malaysian food.
I am travelling soon to Malaysia but my opinion,for me at least,is to go to Penang right away..there's something about that place that makes me thirsty for the area.
5:47 wait the minute you guys from Netherlands??? Same country of my bro in law 😅
Friends these are Malaysian Food. Malaysia has 3 major races...Malay, Chinese and Indian.
Great tourist selfies! Don t mind the views of KL in the background, it is a boring place here! Therefore so much better to film yourselves.
Keep up the good selfie work!
Boo!
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You should rephrase your sentences. Its not Malaysian food but malay food.
Malaysian food are comprise of chinese,indian and Malay food.
Somehow i think you will offend many malaysian in this video.
The same for Singapore. If you ask what is singaporean food, it's comprise of the same 3 chinese indian Malay food. You have like laksa/wanton mee, nasi lemak and roti prata.
Malaysia and Singapore are not comprised of just Malay,there are other races as well.
We didn't know this! 😮 Hopefully we don’t offend anyone. Probably this is a mistake made by many foreigners..
Some of our food is kinda blend with each 3 different races.....in Malay food you have Indian and Chinese influences too...vice versa ....enjoy all of them ya...
I don't care about Singapore, but in Malaysia, The Malays make up 60% of the population, the chinese 22 %, the indians 8%, original people of Sabah and Sarawak 10+% .
@@chemamatsiparangtajam9252 and Chinese are like 43% in KL like this is supposed to be their 2nd time in KL yet somehow they could not figure that out?
Rookie mistake. Malay is the race. Malaysian is the nationality. We have Malay Malaysians, Chinese Malaysians, Indian Malaysians and many other ethnic Malaysians. So.. what you ate there were also Malaysian foods i.e Chinese Malaysian cuisine. I guess you already knew that by now. A little late from me. ✌
Thank you for the clarification, it was our mistake to not realise that back then :/. We appreciate your comment.
Waneer gaan jullie terug tot nederlands. Ik moet jullie vragen... in het Japan- 7-eleven, is dat dezelfde 7-11 als in Amerika. Het eten ziet een beetje beter uit (I am being sarcastic, it look waay better than Ameican 7-11 food) The little pool in English would be called a wading pool. Als altijds, mooie videos.
No winter in Malaysia 😅
Go to Kampung Baru for Malay food
What is Malaysian food? The food of the 3 major ethnicity makes up the definition of Malaysian food. It is common among Malaysians to blur the line of distinction between what food belongs to which ethnicity. One can start the day with an ethnic Indian breakfast, then have ethnic Malay food for lunch before ending with ethnic Chinese for dinner.
Bro, it does not stop only at the 3 major ethnics, come on, don't sideline those who may be small minority in terms of malaysia but they can also be big in their own states, and it doesn't even have to be that way, even if they're indeed a very small minority they're still malaysians, hence their unique food would still be part of malaysian food.
Please be careful with our words and refrain from upsetting others and hurting their feelings, show that we are nice considerate and tolerant malaysians
Of course it is Malaysian Chainese restaurant
Malay food you should go to a kampung baru.. 👍👍👍
9 years ago we received a very big gift from Indonesia - haze and air pollution due to massive forest burning incident, maybe twice or more in a year 😂😂😂. Thank god, they don't send it for few years now.
That’s good!! It was pretty bad back then..
Just for your information, us Malaysia consist of Malay, Chinese, Indian and the Orang Asli. I feel so offended when you say us chinese are not Malaysian😢
Asia is the future.
actually when you go to a chinese restaurants, it does mean it is not Malaysian food. There are Chinese Food and there are also Chinese- Malaysian food. Theyre chinese, but uniquely Malaysian. Cannot be found anywhere else. same goes for Indian food here.
if you want to eat malaysians food go to kampung baru 🥰🥰
Will try
next video pls
Coming today :)
Nice video. It will be nicer if you wear more covered clothing like 99% of Malaysians 😊. Moreover, covered girls have much nicer skins.
She wear covered enough for foreigner. Malaysia weather hot lah. she is not going into religious place in the video.
Thank you :)
I am very sure the Malay Muslim population is not that large. Many women (and men) in countries like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan have severe skin disease (and asthma too).
Do they do a health screening at the airport for COVID?😊
U are so pretty..certainly
8:16참이슬 개웃기네 ㅋㅋㅋ
just go to kampung baru for malay food
New sub 👍
What's the name of the restaurant / cafe at 2:52?
hi, where is this cafe at KLCC?
You don't see the blue sky because of the pollution? Wtf? Both geography and science have taken a serious hit today.
Uh yeah.. pollution can make a sky grey..
@@LetsMeetAbroad People live in the equator called it clouds. Hot and high humidity. Hardly seen clear blue skies in most of the days around the year. Malaysians traveling abroad are always in awe looking at the skies in countries outside the equator line.
🤦♂️ Ignore this rude tirade, this kid was probably too little to know about the time when the skies in the region was "clouded" with ashes from burning forests in neighboring country _smh_ 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@jonmath4182 Skies and air are two different things smartass. Just because it was pollution that doesn't mean the clouds don't exist. Malaysia is sitting on the equator and will always be in this particular line. Even clouds have many stages and phases from bright white,grey to dark. She clearly said the grey sky. Your geography and science teacher must be a school dropout. At least you're brave enough to comment.
we dont care about sweat because we sweat too🤣🤣🤣
9 years ago the smog all came from our good neighbour indonesia. Their president now sack police chief who allows open burning of palm plantations. That is why they do their job instead of being lazy. So for 20 years since 1997 1998, the sky is clear for several years now.
Oh really! That’s really good news 😃 Kuala Lumpur is amazing with the blue skies!
@LetsMeetAbroad yes least polluted after singapore
Malaysian plantation companies are partly responsible for that.
Malaysia is muslim dominant country right ?
Woii netizen malay bilang sama bule2 itu terjemahan nya pakai bahasa negara kalian,,,bahasa Indonesia mendunia..❤
Aku tak faham la bahasa ko..ko cakap apa ni???
Hhhha boong luh..
@@user-wl6cv2qh3o apa boong..dong dong
@@rizukimura5409 ,pantesan bocil2 di malingsial suka bahasa gaul indonesia,,,
@@user-wl6cv2qh3o🌷Contoh penyebutan Bahasa Melayu di Semenanjung seperti dalam:
1. Lagu Nuri Terbang Malam rakaman tahun 1903 nyanyian artis dari Pulau Pinang bernama Kasim.
2. Lagu kebesaran Negeri Perak yang dibuat tahun 1888.
3. Lagu Mek Mulung yang sudah beratus2 tahun usianya dan masih dipersembahkan dalam teater tradisi Negeri Kedah.
4. Filem 'Takdir Ilahi'
5. Filem 'Chinta' lakonan P. Ramlee tahun 1949.
Sebagai beberapa contoh.
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Itu sebagai contoh Bahasa Melayu di Semenanjung.
Bahasa Melayu dalam filem2 tersebut memberi suatu kefahaman dari segi pertuturan atau nyanyian Bahasa Melayu dari Semenanjung yang ditiru oleh Indonesia.
Indonesia bukan menggunakan sebutan Bahasa Melayu Riau seperti yang selalu diwar-warkan oleh pihak Indonesia.
Bahasa Melayu Riau adalah sama seperti Bahasa Melayu Johor.
Sebaliknya Bahasa Melayu dengan cara pertuturan dan nyanyian di Indonesia sekarang telah lama digunakan di Semenanjung seperti diabadikan dalam beratus2 filem Melayu lama dan lagu2 Melayu dari dulu sampai sekarang.
Artis rakaman lagu Melayu pertama kali dibuat tahun 1903.
Waktu itu indonesia belum wujud dan tiada bahasa sendiri.
Walaupun pertuturan dialek Johor berkembang di Malaysia dalam persembahan seni seperti lagu dan puisi orang Malaysia masih menggunakan cara sebutan pertuturan Melayu seperti yang digunakan dahulu sebagaimana yang terbukti dengan pertuturan dan nyanyian Bahasa Melayu dalam filem Melayu lama dan rakaman lagu lama sampai sekarang Malaysia masih meneruskan tradisi budaya Bahasa Melayu yang tersebut.
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FAKTA berdasarkan bukti nyata.
Kabhi hindi bhi bol lo bhai like milege😊😊
The band The 1975 just got banned in Malaysia for standing up for LGBT acceptance.
Hahaha cannot find Malaysian food. Just Chinese 😂
Because you always celebrate CNY everyday 😂😂😂
Didn't expect Malaysia like this ?
Apa kau ingat Malaysia ni macam Sri Lanka ke ,mcm Bangladesh ,macam Timor Leste....hahahha
Malaysia is the country
Its citizens are Malaysians...
Malaysians are made up of Malays, Chinese, Indians, Kadazan, Iban and so many more.
Whatever you eat in Malaysia is Malaysian and yes we celebrate all of the Asian foods and world foods...
Truly Asia Malaysia... Malaysia Truly Asia...❤
You do not describe food of the Malays exclusively to be Malaysian food...
All Malay, Chinese, Indian, Kadazan and Iban food is Malaysian food...
I think we should rebrand this country's name to something else, just like Elon Musk rebranded Twitter to X.
@@mdhzwn 🤣🤣🤣
@@rizlanghazali985 you know what i mean
If we go to a ‘Malaysian restaurant’ here in the Netherlands you’ll get Nasi Lemak, Nasi Goreng etc. We were searching for the nasi lemak haha, but interesting to know it’s a mix of everything!