Papaya Buds & Chicken Cooked In Bamboo At Bintulu, Sarawak | Slumfood Millionaire | Malaysia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.พ. 2023
- When the forest is your supermarket, you won’t go hungry.
In the industrial town of Bintulu, residents unable to afford rent have found refuge on empty land. Clearing trees to build makeshift homes and growing their own food in the process, they make simple yet tasty meals that make the most of the meagre income they earn from manual labour jobs.
They show us the absolutely scrumptious dishes whipped up using their free-range chickens and river fish, the flowers and buds of bananas and papayas planted behind their homes, and sourced bamboo shoots and wild plants from the forests in their backyards, just as their Iban ancestors have done for generations.
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Very grateful to CNA Insider for trying to help the people who are in need. However, based on the episode I just watch, we cannot describe it as a slum, it is just a middle normal village same as rest in Sarawak. They also have helps and subsidies from government welfare department every month. By the way, I'm from Sarawak and know the best of it. Ahh I almost forget, foods such as Ayam Pansuh, bungai papaya, and pekasam cannot be desribe as slum food because they even served at various hotel and restaurant....the taste is absolutely delicious.
P.S We have to look from different view, maybe from the perspective of Singaporean people, it looks just like slum, but they already have a better lifestyle and living space compared to the rest of poor developed Southeast Asia nations. (This is just my opinion)
pls stop undermining how poverty stricken these people are it is disrespectful. these people are in slums and they need help
@@alexderek5233 The second one shows rumah panjang and that's not a slum. That's just how Iban people live. Calling rumah panjang slum is rude. But yes, the first family is indeed need help and in poverty.
Actually this is not really slumfoods. These are Ibans traditional food. They cook using bamboo alot since their ancestors living in the forest area of Borneo. The foods are very tasty.
watch the other episodes and youll get the point of this show
Mahalo (“terima kasih”) from Hawai’i
Still waiting for Slumfood Millionaire Pulau Ubin Singapore edition. Must be a longkang fish delicacy!
lmao xD
love this series back
I grew up seeing the dayak people eating their delicacy - pansuh ayam; but I'm more surprised that it's labeled as "slum food."
This ayam pansuh even served in hotels now
Org yang masak tinggal di setinggan terus knk cop slum
Because the content creator dont have the decency to do research before publishing their contents.A traditional food very distinct to dayak being labeled as "slum food",sebarang rembang nimbak guyap.
what do you expect from first world country people. You'd think they would do some research
the food isnt the only point of the show. watch the other episodes and you'll get the point. the show isn't highlighting that slums always identical with gross unhealthy food.
Her daughter is pretty lah..
the mom too
Damm, CNA Insider keep pumpin' these quality videos!!!
omg its back i love this show it shows how people are able to be creative to continue to survive and the real truth of how horrible some people can be with their views towards them just because they were raised to think less of them because they have more this channel is truly amazing going the extra mile
These slums look a thousand times cleaner than any of the slum buildings I've lived in in the us and are truly a testament to what can happen if communities band together and make things happen themselves.
'Life would be difficult if we don't know how to be grateful.'
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Thank you CNA for this video. I love to eat that both menu too as it easy to cook and prepared! Authentic borneo food!
Watching netflix and cna here.
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I was raised in rpr tanjung kidurong.. im left bintulu in year 2000 for further my study in politechnic and after finish study .. works in kuching .. and stay in kuching.. miss bintulu a lots
That Ayam Pansuh is really identical to us here in the Mountain Province of the Philippines we call it Pinikpikan but only use ginger and salt in the traditional way.. We always use fire to remove the feathers of the chicken and the taste of the burnt skin adds flavor to the soup as well.. maybe all mountain dwellers in the past has the same instinct here in asia no matter what country it is..And we also add to the Pinikpikan the ETAG a preserve porks meat that is fermented with salt only and dried in the sun or either Kiniing in the other province of the Mountain Province which is always more foggy so they smoked the meat on top of the Stove using wood to cook to dry the meat and set aside for special occations.. The meats used in these types of Etag or Kiniing are the ones that are not cooked pork belly and are usually given to guest's after leaving an event in the old times.. But now you can already buy them at the market and make some of your own.
Beautiful Borneo ❤
Bintulu is a booming city where people from the rural kampung came here to look for job opportunities. However, the housing prices are way way too expensive.
in fact, Bintulu attracts people from all over the world, especially because of the oil & gas industry there... I've been living in this nearby slum stated in this video, life was not easy nor hard, the community itself made it livelier... now, most of them were relocated to a flat compound such as Bandaria Park, but some were still left behind... the fact that house prices in Bintulu is skyrocketting is no doubt 😪
I do understand them since the housing price in our place is skyrocketting especially in cities like Bintulu and Kuching😭😭
kind of offended on the kampung muzako's people's behalf that their village is called a slum :'D to me it's just a normal kampung. i guess this is how we know cna is from singapore. that aside, another great episode of a great series. thanks!
I don't want to sugarcoat it, yes.. it was a slum, its fits every definition of slum..im from bintulu,and i know this place.
The daughter ❤❤
Both mother and her daughter are pretty, the food looks nice as well, seems simple but definitely healthy. I also wonder what language are they speaking, doesn't seem to be Malay to me, not sure.
They are speaking Iban language. One of the many languages in Malaysia.
It's Iban language, mostly living in Sarawak, East Malaysia... & most of other races here also know (at least a bit) how to speak in Iban
dude, come visit sarawak when you have the time. lots of places to visit and eat in Kuching.
Great content although a little astray from real-life context for local.Because nowhere are those related to slum food. Thanks, CNA for making such content in Bintulu.
Masakan melayu bah ini, kami pun di Pontianak kampong biasa dah masak hidangan nii
Sama d Kalsel juga ada pakasam. Tp pakai ikan papuyu atau sepat yg kecil....
this is not slump.... they not even poor, like poor poor
Pekasam Ikan in my place named Bekasem Ikan, that aollmost similiar in making...
Grateful for this docu but rumah panjang aint no slum settlements. En plus, Sarawakians, especially ethnic Iban are by far, one of the friendliest people I've ever met
Isn’t no one gonna talk about how pretty her daughter is
Their daughter is so pretty .. I'll treat her like a queen if she would marry me 😁😚
This is actually not their homes, most of these people are Iban tribes from the country sides who owned house and farm land back in their village but choose to come to the cities to find works BUT the prices of houses and rent are so hing in any main city in Malaysia so they stay here. They not really poor though.
Born and raised here 😇
Married to a Bintulu-ian 😅 bakanya like that ka?
whereas the place they stay could be debatable as slum category or not, but the food surely are no slum food or originated from the slum. those are good food, fresh food from the nature that can feed a family with balance diet and generate sales cash.
The comments lol, they're dayak people of course they're pretty
I think CNA cannot find a slum food or "real" slum in Malaysia....this is not slum but temporary squatters from countryside who cant afford to rent house in the city, they even owned a car lol, most of the squatters in Bintulu are now been relocated to a housing complex...its not easy to be a squatter or to build slum in Malaysia its illegal same like Singapore, the government will chase you out lol. The problem in Malaysia is house prices are very high...same like in the UK and US. Most young people cant afford to buy or rent house now even though they have stable jobs.
Squatter getting smaller in bintulu compare during in 1990-2000 is the real peak of all people living in Sebatang Tuak, Sebatang Tengah, Swbatang Vocasional, Openg, Mozako, Sg Plan Babi and lot other that i forget, this squatter all have been move out by gov and been told it was squater for illegal immigrant worker..
Some Bumi more equal than others.
i love this series however i wouldnt call the food they made as "slum food". it's a completely normal food in malaysia. everyone eats papaya buds and fermented fish even in the much bigger city or even the rural villages. the ingredients are freshly obtained too, not some leftovers
its because they live in a slum, not because this food is only eaten in slums
oh my god her daughter is absolutely gorgeous id marry such woman who is poor who is grateful ❤ wish her all the best
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Pls CNA do further research. Slum food that CNA labeled in this video is a local traditional food. It even serves in some top restaurant, even in stars hotel.
I dont think in any way they mean it in a demeaning way. It's just cooked in a humble way. And Slumfood is no way should be looked down upon.
@@nikishetty3051 the title it self give you an idea how the food is look..look down
@@nikishetty3051 you are basically inviting people to look down upon traditional food when you have slum in the title. yeah of course they didn't mean it in a demeaning way
The series's title is just a play on the slumdog millionaire movie
Typical CNA propaganda BS with the typical Singaporean mindset that Singapore and Singaporeans are just better than everyone else in the region. Notice how there are few series by CNA Insider never did anything about Singapore’s not so pretty sides
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CNA need to define what is slum.. that is a village, a longhouse, with even a head chief, plus it is acknowledged by the government.. how come a typical longhouse classified as a slum?
Since the longhouse is nearby the first setinggan(slump) scene earlier ,I think the crew of the series is being invited to the longhouse and then they maybe feel tempted to make a travel documentary.The first scene gives the slumfood documentary aura but the second scene gives the travel documentary feels.
r u from Bintulu? If u r from Bintulu, i guess u know that place
Louisa 🥰
This is like calling croissant a slum food just because a poor french with a not beautiful house prepare it.
Her daughter so sweet and pretty. Untie can be your son in law i am also from bintulu too 🥰☺🙏
Kanji 😂
Enggai ibuk ku ke dik ..😂
Corina is also a sumo wrestler. Kudos to her.
Manuk pansuh is not a slum food. The herbs they use usually come from farms not some shrubs from the ally in poor neighborhood in cities. You should create another channel for these type of cuisines. Slum is notorious in its meaning!
It is so sad. Malaysia is one of the most wealthiest country in South east asia. With huge oil and minerals deposits. No one should be living in a slum in Malaysia. No one.
I want it
Next: kensington ave. USA slum food. Deep fried FLAKA
Are they malay? They look beautiful
They’re dayaks
Iban. Malayic tribal ethnic but not Malay
I don't like papaya buds. Yuks. But the chicken look delicious.
Talking about food the title seems misleading because it just a normal food, healthy, nutritious, and delicious. This how we make and eat our food and there is nothing slums about it.
Even the second house is very decent.
Lol a lot of the comments are only saying about the daughter's appearance instead of the dish presented here.
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ni bahasa apa ya?
Iban
the first one, it sounds malay mix with indonesia but neither.but i understand it a bit. strange
None of the family members here are living in a slum. The first family only lived there for 5 months, maybe coming to the city from a rural area but unable to afford proper housing yet. The second family isn't even poor, they have a standard house of those working people. You think only those who live in poverty forage their food?
They eat traditional Sarawakian food, and you called those dishes slum's food 🤦
U wanna make our sarawakian dish look cheap?
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CNA should really consider renaming this series. How is 'Slum Food' not derogatory??
must be so nice to live in a country with no slum and a concrete roof about their heads. singapore is so nice that it is such a perfect and safe country with no poverty. Every developing country should emulate singapore.
Did you mean living in small hdb flat where you can hear your neighbours making a baby sound? Pulau Ubin is the best Sinkies slum where people eat longkang fish as their daily delicacy! This what happen when third world sinkpoor living in delusional first world wannabe. While everybody already knew that dictatorship nation with 130% debt and 9% gst will always be fourth world nations.
Check out CNA homeless in Singapore documentary
LOL this is not slum food. Most of this is ORDINARY TRADITIONAL IBAN’S DELICACIES.
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Yucks food eww