_Jalan2 cari makan_ is the malaysian version of the australian walkabout, only it's not in some jungle or vast desert or anything like that, and it's mainly to explore good food, usually with the company of good friends or family 😊 For _duit raya_ the custom is to hand them out to our parents and the elderly, to kids, and youngsters who have yet to land a job, during _hari raya_ ie. if it's family then at home after returning from the _sembahyang raya_ (raya prayer in the morning of the 1st day), else it's when kids etc visit our homes anytime between the 1st day to the last - in malaysia it's 1 month long! 😅 And the house of every muslim is an open house, although usually we limit ourselves to going only to neighbor's houses apart from the more natural acts of visiting friends and relatives, plus we may also join a family member or a friend going to his/her friend's house too even though we do not know those people, that's what it means by our *raya open house*
@@themothfamily idk how it'd be special to get pinned, er okay not myself but my comment 😅 but hey thanks for finding it informative enough 👍 Yup I also hope you do get to sample an open house for this aidilfitri if you haven't experienced it already. Well, at the very least you can find out when is our prime minister, our king, and say, the selangor state _menteri besar_ (mb, or chief minister) if you're staying in kl, will be holding their respective open houses, which are definitely open to the public, and people, locals and foreigners, do go in droves to these events, so you want to know the exact venue and get there early! Take care and join the malays in our month-long aidilfitri celebration! 👍
There are lots of Australians living in Penang. Many of them have retired there. They were mostly part of the former RAAF base in Butterworth that has since ended but many servicemen have decided to retire there.
Penang is a nice place but the latest Make Malaysia my second home visa has much more stringent criteria and I wonder if that the stringent criteria still stays?
Oh very kind family you train the kid to be humble to mankind may god bless your family we malaysian really appreciate all them you came from perth the clean city with swan swim in the lake i never forgotten.
Thats the way to do it! Walk around and feast the eyes first and come back when u are sure what u need. ‘Jalan Jalan Cari Makan’ 😊 Huge respect to you for giving out the duit raya to the kids at the bazaar. That is such a sweet gesture ❤
That reminds me of the one time i went to Beijing and a really cute child with dirt on her face and clothes came to me, asking for money. I didn't feel good about the idea of child beggar so I didn't want to give her money. But since she was very cute like a doll, I wanted to take a picture (I already had my camera on as a tourist). But suddenly the child's mother (?) popped out of nowhere, said "no photo" and dragged her child away. After that I informed our tourist guide and was told that I might have unknowingly escaped a syndicate targeting tourists. Can't say that Malaysia is completely clean but at least I've never seen people using children to beg for money on the street in Malaysia. Using kids to sell food, yes, but never seen a child beggar here.
Wowww! Duit raya for kids... Thanks guys for make the kids happy.... Your family are soooo generous.... DO MAKE MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 As YOUR 2ND HOME... WE APPRECIATE IT.. 😍❤️🥳
You need to travel to all states of Malaysia to experience our culture and food,tq for coming to Malaysia, hope you ll have a great time, good day mate
Love bazaar ramadan's vibes, the way they were fasting for the whole day but not an ounce of tiredness was shown, everyone seemed so friendly and cheerful. Also that was so nice of yall with the duit raya gesture. Ramadan and eid is all about "celebrating the act of giving" so we appreciate it so much. We believe that the more you give, the more you will receive and those little donuts are just the beginning of your prosperity, may you will receive more. 😉 ❤ P/s: I also did a whole lap before buying cause it can be very overwhelming esp for people who is fasting. 😂
@@themothfamily Just to let u guys know, d phrase 'Jalan jalan cari makan' probably came from a food program entitled d same produced by d local TV3. D program featured eating places in KL, n also around Malaysia. 😁
Very respectful. Good on ya mate. Definitely giving aussies a good name. Things like this are the reason people smile and say “oh good country and people” when I say I’m Australian.
@@themothfamily sarawak you will find many type of cake...very2 famous... here peninsular we have but not originally from sarawak...the best ever cake..make here
One of the reasons Muslims fasting is to deepen and understand the feelings and conditions of poor people who live hungry or have no food. Therefore we will feel grateful to God and want to help the poor community. For example, we will understand how the people of Gaza/Palestine feel. So we feel sad and want to help them.
You need to come back next year and spend the whole ramadan month and travel to all states in Malaysia, you will experience something unique if not amazing!
Love it when a family doing review not just the parent. Seeing the whole family enjoying Malaysia is satisfying for me rather than seeing the party type of places. Not saying I don't like the entertainment like Thai and manila but for me I prefer a family oriented lay back kind of place.
I think 15:42 is Roti John. 15:52 is Murtabak. We usually have that with curry sauce and pickled onions and normally you can get chicken, lamb or beef murtabaks. You can basically find them at any mamak restaurant (Indian Muslim). Glad you had fun and very generous of you with the duit raya 💞
@@themothfamily Welcome. At a mamak restaurant, you'll get all sorts of rotis - roti canai cheese, roti canai telur(egg), roti canai bom, roti canai tsunami, roti pisang etc... and your children might like roti tisu. How it is made and look is an art itself 😊 Hari raya celebration is in just a few days time, if you can find rendang, you might want to have lemang too (glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk in bamboo over fire 😋 Take care always 💞💞
Beautiful & blessed family. Hope the whole family will come back to Malaysia & stay longer okay. I was quite surprised when you said Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan or in short JJCM (we have a programme titled the same, maybe you should watch-google it). Thanks for the wonderful videos of Malaysia 🇲🇾 🤍
@Mitch's On The Horizon FYI, Actually Malaysian people celebrate Hari Raya for 1 month tho hehe, so there's no way you gonna miss it haha. so have fun on gaining extra weight with the Hari Raya's Foods alright
Tq sir.. Bazar Ramadhan. Not Just for make Money also for Charity. Not all of them. But many of them.. For make person Happy.. The Rest. Only by Allah premision. May God Bless your family sir😜😇🙏. Thank you for the video.
Oh you guys are from Perth! I lived in Perth for almost a decade. Sold my place in SOR. I love Malaysia and intend to retire there too. Sarawak is such a nice place, except medical care isn't readily available (unlike KL)
It is no harm to donate few ringgit to people. This man wear Buddha robe. I respect the robe as Buddha. My devoted Rinpoche said see human as Buddha and donate money is very blessing action.
Sorry guys. First things first. That was a fake monk you just handed dosh over. Real Buddhist monks do not ask for donations of monetary means. They receive alms in the form of food offerings and only in the morning.
_Jalan2 cari makan_ is the malaysian version of the australian walkabout, only it's not in some jungle or vast desert or anything like that, and it's mainly to explore good food, usually with the company of good friends or family 😊
For _duit raya_ the custom is to hand them out to our parents and the elderly, to kids, and youngsters who have yet to land a job, during _hari raya_ ie. if it's family then at home after returning from the _sembahyang raya_ (raya prayer in the morning of the 1st day), else it's when kids etc visit our homes anytime between the 1st day to the last - in malaysia it's 1 month long! 😅
And the house of every muslim is an open house, although usually we limit ourselves to going only to neighbor's houses apart from the more natural acts of visiting friends and relatives, plus we may also join a family member or a friend going to his/her friend's house too even though we do not know those people, that's what it means by our *raya open house*
thanks so much for the fantastic explanation!!!
I have pinned this comment btw
@@themothfamily i hope you will be invited for hari raya open house ... its good experience as long you been here
@@themothfamily idk how it'd be special to get pinned, er okay not myself but my comment 😅 but hey thanks for finding it informative enough 👍
Yup I also hope you do get to sample an open house for this aidilfitri if you haven't experienced it already. Well, at the very least you can find out when is our prime minister, our king, and say, the selangor state _menteri besar_ (mb, or chief minister) if you're staying in kl, will be holding their respective open houses, which are definitely open to the public, and people, locals and foreigners, do go in droves to these events, so you want to know the exact venue and get there early! Take care and join the malays in our month-long aidilfitri celebration! 👍
How generous of you to give duit raya to the kids. It's such a good value to teach your children. Do come to Kelantan
it was nice to make the kids day. we are trying hard to get over there
im so impress with malaysian they can speak english very well to answer your questions ..
the English is great in Malaysia
There are lots of Australians living in Penang. Many of them have retired there. They were mostly part of the former RAAF base in Butterworth that has since ended but many servicemen have decided to retire there.
haha I don't blame them, we might join them!
Penang is a nice place but the latest Make Malaysia my second home visa has much more stringent criteria and I wonder if that the stringent criteria still stays?
@@luxury-Diver They are planning to make it easier. Just hang in there...
Bro, have a pleasant stay in Malaysia. As a Malaysian, we welcome you & ur family to Malaysia. 😊
Thank you so much
Oh very kind family you train the kid to be humble to mankind may god bless your family we malaysian really appreciate all them you came from perth the clean city with swan swim in the lake i never forgotten.
thanks so much for the kind words.
just trying to teach them to be good global citizens
Thats the way to do it! Walk around and feast the eyes first and come back when u are sure what u need.
‘Jalan Jalan Cari Makan’ 😊
Huge respect to you for giving out the duit raya to the kids at the bazaar. That is such a sweet gesture ❤
haha. I was literally drooling.
and thank you. it means alot
thanks god we malaysian kids dont beg money from tourists, in contrast tourists that whole heartedly hands money to the local kids. kudos dudes 👍👍👍
This is a great point. We have found Malaysians to be incredibly respectful. We appreciate being in a opportunity to participate in local traditions.
@@themothfamily great bro
That reminds me of the one time i went to Beijing and a really cute child with dirt on her face and clothes came to me, asking for money. I didn't feel good about the idea of child beggar so I didn't want to give her money. But since she was very cute like a doll, I wanted to take a picture (I already had my camera on as a tourist). But suddenly the child's mother (?) popped out of nowhere, said "no photo" and dragged her child away. After that I informed our tourist guide and was told that I might have unknowingly escaped a syndicate targeting tourists. Can't say that Malaysia is completely clean but at least I've never seen people using children to beg for money on the street in Malaysia. Using kids to sell food, yes, but never seen a child beggar here.
You can't deny how tasty our Malaysian food are. Thank you for visiting.
Totally Agree!
hii awak orang yang baik terima kasih datang ke malaysia semoga allah membalas kebaikan awak sekeluarga
JALAN - JALAN CARI MAKAN 😋 JALAN -JALAN BERI DUIT RAYA 🥰... TERBAIK 👍
Wowww! Duit raya for kids... Thanks guys for make the kids happy.... Your family are soooo generous.... DO MAKE MALAYSIA 🇲🇾 As YOUR 2ND HOME... WE APPRECIATE IT.. 😍❤️🥳
You need to travel to all states of Malaysia to experience our culture and food,tq for coming to Malaysia, hope you ll have a great time, good day mate
If only we could haha
Love bazaar ramadan's vibes, the way they were fasting for the whole day but not an ounce of tiredness was shown, everyone seemed so friendly and cheerful. Also that was so nice of yall with the duit raya gesture. Ramadan and eid is all about "celebrating the act of giving" so we appreciate it so much. We believe that the more you give, the more you will receive and those little donuts are just the beginning of your prosperity, may you will receive more. 😉 ❤
P/s: I also did a whole lap before buying cause it can be very overwhelming esp for people who is fasting. 😂
Thanks so much for the fantastic reply. That exactly explains the vibe.
Good one. Your kids are like experiencing some festive mood.
They did!
I’m feeling hungry now. Pls to see you and family enjoying the local food.
Tq u for coming to malaysia as your destination guys..
❤
We love malaysia!
The kids Loved it , glad to hear it mate .. also Glad you guys enjoyed the meal , have a great time in Malaysia
Thank you so much!
Wah the kids got "duit raya" early 🤗
Unfortunate that you're not able to spend Hari Raya in Malaysia, maybe next time ✌
We will be back for sure
The happiest moment for kids during Raya is to receive 'duit Raya '....
haha i bet
Wellcome to Malaysian Bazar Ramadan guys...may god bless you all💪💪👍🤤🤤🤤😍💖
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for this wonderful video n for showing your day at a Ramadan baazar in Malaysia.
thanks for your continued support
Very nice of u guys n your boys to hand out early duit Raya to d kids. It's very generous. U also gave some money to a bhuddist monk.
@@themothfamily 😁
@@themothfamily Just to let u guys know, d phrase 'Jalan jalan cari makan' probably came from a food program entitled d same produced by d local TV3. D program featured eating places in KL, n also around Malaysia. 😁
@@Yasin_Affandi Oh thats super interesting
May God bless you and family, mate.
Thank you so much Mohamad
MashaAllah. ❤ how generous you are.
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
Hope you and family are happy and enjoying your stay in Malaysia. Great kids. Hope it would be one of the best memories for you.
Very respectful. Good on ya mate. Definitely giving aussies a good name. Things like this are the reason people smile and say “oh good country and people” when I say I’m Australian.
Appricate the kind words!
so kind you❤ Thank you for giving and best luck for your family!
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
Wellcome to Malaysia bro and sis
thanks for the warm welcome!
Terime Kasih... Selamat Datang Ke Malaysia.Semoga Anda Gembira Dan Suke Berada Di Malaysia.Terime Kasih.
Great comment, Thanks for watching!
Great values that you are passing on to your kids...
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
The earlier you go to Bazaar Ramadan, the better; ideally go at 4:00pm.
oh great advice
Thanks for trying out our theme parks
Welcome to Malaysia 🫰hope u love the food and culture here.. ❤
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It's called murtabak. The one you enjoy so much.
Thats great to know
@@themothfamily sarawak you will find many type of cake...very2 famous... here peninsular we have but not originally from sarawak...the best ever cake..make here
Next lemang and rendang for Eid Mubarak.
I (jimmy) love Rendeng!!!!
One of the reasons Muslims fasting is to deepen and understand the feelings and conditions of poor people who live hungry or have no food. Therefore we will feel grateful to God and want to help the poor community. For example, we will understand how the people of Gaza/Palestine feel. So we feel sad and want to help them.
Happy Holiday guys!
Ok just don't demand that I, as a non Muslim, must refrain from eating so as not to bother you.
Nice video, we hope u & family will come again on the next year Bazar Ramadan.. don't forget guys..
We will!
You need to come back next year and spend the whole ramadan month and travel to all states in Malaysia, you will experience something unique if not amazing!
I think we will have to
That square food full of onions is called murtabak. It goes well with the red onions and curry sauce.
Thanks for the info!
Beautiful family..
Beautiful video..
Beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾👍😊
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
Love it when a family doing review not just the parent. Seeing the whole family enjoying Malaysia is satisfying for me rather than seeing the party type of places. Not saying I don't like the entertainment like Thai and manila but for me I prefer a family oriented lay back kind of place.
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
I think 15:42 is Roti John. 15:52 is Murtabak. We usually have that with curry sauce and pickled onions and normally you can get chicken, lamb or beef murtabaks. You can basically find them at any mamak restaurant (Indian Muslim). Glad you had fun and very generous of you with the duit raya 💞
Thansk for letting me know. ill have to have another one now haha
@@themothfamily Welcome. At a mamak restaurant, you'll get all sorts of rotis - roti canai cheese, roti canai telur(egg), roti canai bom, roti canai tsunami, roti pisang etc... and your children might like roti tisu. How it is made and look is an art itself 😊 Hari raya celebration is in just a few days time, if you can find rendang, you might want to have lemang too (glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk in bamboo over fire 😋 Take care always 💞💞
Best of the best👍from Malaysia with love❤❤❤
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Aww...bless u all. ☺️ such a beautiful thing to teach your kids.
I just have to pause the video and give you guys a thumbs up for the "jalan-jalan cari makan".
Haha, thanks just had to give ti a try
Great Jalan Jalan Cari Makan…. Kurt Anak is de best food for ramadhan
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
Welcome to Malaysia...enjoy ramadan
Thank yo so Much!!!!
7:30 “orang putih mai pakat beli woo, sedap woo” got me lmao🤣🤣🤣
Wow....enjoy your stay in Malaysia.....most welcome...come to Sabah....if you have chance...
We are in Sabah now :)
Love your vlog and I'm a new subscriber. 😊❤
thanks so much for subscribing
you guys are awesome 🔥
thank you so much for watching
You said it correctly cograts
Wonderful family. Bro you are soo drenched 😂. Hope you enjoy your travels here
Haha, yeah im kinda used to wet shirts now
Beautiful & blessed family. Hope the whole family will come back to Malaysia & stay longer okay. I was quite surprised when you said Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan or in short JJCM (we have a programme titled the same, maybe you should watch-google it). Thanks for the wonderful videos of Malaysia 🇲🇾 🤍
Welcome to Malaysia!
Thank you so much!
Your boys are adorable, just like my nephews
Aww, Thanks
Welcome to Malaysia guys
Thanks so much!
Maybe 3 years ago i going to Sydney,Lakemba, and many place i lovo it...Australian people so good❤❤❤❤and beautiful
Oh nice!
Sunset is our breaking fast time so probably a busy time. Australia have a big population of muslim as well boss
Your family should stay for Hari Raya celebration
I wish we could, but we will be in Sarawak. I think we will try and celebrate that here
@@themothfamily They serve kek lapis for Raya in Sarawak. They are well known for kek lapis. So many flavors and colors.
@Mitch's On The Horizon FYI, Actually Malaysian people celebrate Hari Raya for 1 month tho hehe, so there's no way you gonna miss it haha. so have fun on gaining extra weight with the Hari Raya's Foods alright
@@themothfamily you should also celebrating hari raya in sarawak. It will be the same vibes anywhere in malaysia. Enjoy ❤
@@muhdadninkassim3050 Oh haha thats good to know
a lovely family
Thanks for the lovely comment
74 ringgit? wow. That's like TTDi bazaar standard! lol
Worth every cent
May God bless you
thankyou!
Well done brotha... 😊 Love n respect...
Great comment, Thanks for Watching
Thanks from Malaysia,
We should be thanking Malaysia
penang? im penangite.. hope you enjoy your stay in Penang..
thabk you so much!
welcome sir .😅😅😅 🎉🎉🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️😌😌😌😌🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thanks for the warm welcome
@@themothfamily its ok..bro.... thank for coming
Welcome to Malaysia..😁
Thank you so much
Welcome to Malaysia.
Thank you so much
thanks for the duit raya guys! ;)
Wow,can 4 of u finished all this food?👍🏻
haha we did. it was so good
'org putih pun beli woo.. sedap woo'.. kecoh ah brader..😂
Haha
i hope your famaly hapy
الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام وكفى بها نعمة .أسأل الله يهديكما للاسلام ، دين التوحيد الخالص .دين كل الانبياء من آدم إلى محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم
Both de boys look cute..
Haha thank you so much
Jalan2 cari makan = Have food will travel 😂😂😂
haha
How do you know about the Duit Raya?
From some research or from someone?
found out about it as we were doing research on ramadan to teach the kids
@@themothfamily good father 👍👍👍
@@braderjohn Thank You
Cute boys.❤
Thank you
Nice family.i will u new shirt man if we meet someday..
haha I need one
Thank you for the duit raya
Tq sir.. Bazar Ramadhan. Not Just for make Money also for Charity. Not all of them. But many of them.. For make person Happy.. The Rest. Only by Allah premision. May God Bless your family sir😜😇🙏. Thank you for the video.
Thanks for Watching
Thanks for the duit raya!
we were glad to be a part of your cultural traditions
If u speak malay with them. They are more friendly and more like family to them.
'Cari makan' can be literal but it is also a Malay idiom meaning 'work/working' 😌
Oh thats interesting
yummy yum yum 😋
The food was sooooo good!
Ok good
I laugh when i just a normal guy when you see massive gong & you hit it...i also will do that.. 😂
Haha, life's little pleasures
@@themothfamily True... 🤭
Thank you for you family*s k8ndness
The boys loved it
👍 Cholop 👍♥️😻♥️
🐱🐱
Oh you guys are from Perth! I lived in Perth for almost a decade.
Sold my place in SOR.
I love Malaysia and intend to retire there too.
Sarawak is such a nice place, except medical care isn't readily available (unlike KL)
Oh yeah, we are from Mandurah!!
Malaysians are v respectful of tourists. Im a malaysian living in australia. And we sure dont get treated same like you would in malaysia.
that's a shame
Im also realised many malay can talk english more than my country Indonesia 😅
oh really?
@@themothfamily ya please come to Indonesia to
Time for 99 Wonderland Park
Just looked it up, looks amazing
@@themothfamily Go for the night time, more activities. one of the most active travel family, keep making more videos!
Nice react goof family
Thank you so much
😊
💓💓💓
Tq
That was a fake Buddhist monk. True monks do not ask for money from people. Never give money to Buddhist monks
Oh thats good to know!
@@themothfamily be careful... some people take advantage...
It is no harm to donate few ringgit to people.
This man wear Buddha robe.
I respect the robe as Buddha.
My devoted Rinpoche said see human as Buddha and donate money is very blessing action.
I spotted myself in the vid 😂
oh haha what timestamp?
@@themothfamily 0.08 🤣 i was just passing by. Literally i tell my gf that u was running a yt vlog and she just dont believe me 🤣
Oh haha, Tell your Gf we said hi haha
@@themothfamily sure hahah
Sorry guys. First things first. That was a fake monk you just handed dosh over. Real Buddhist monks do not ask for donations of monetary means. They receive alms in the form of food offerings and only in the morning.
Oh duly noted for next time
Malaysia and food are inseparable.
Malaysia = food
Totally agree with this!