Thank you for showing us nice village life........ The local people seem to have a very decent life despite living in a village. I have seen villages in India or Pakistan or Bangladesh even China but villages over there are very different most lives in a run-down village and are neglected from basic facilities by their government in sharp contrast to local villages here............ I can see from your videos villagers here in Malaysia even often keep good cars at home...
Thank you for your nice comments. You are able to see differences between villages around Asia. In Malaysia, with the help of the Government and the nice ammenities and also due to the villagers willingness and hardwork to upgrade their living conditions
Wonderful. Thank you for this video. It's great to see many occasions of Malay hospitality and generosity from the local people in the east coast of peninsular Malaysia.
I love ketupat, but it is pretty oily when try to open it. Like what the lady say, it is best eaten with rendang, especially Rendang Daging. More specifically, Rendang Daging Kering (kering means dry) whereby the rendang is cooked longer until the dish is dry- some stalls even cook it superdry and then shred the meat into meat floss. Because it is dry, this remdang can last for days, and fishermen for example would bring this out to the sea where they go out for days. Ketupat generally refers to rice in woven leaves. So this version is different from another ketupat serves at satay stalls.
👍for Anna for recognised "petai". If you guys want to try seafood try finding "warong" near beaches, they mostly open at afternoon to midnight. Try searching "ikan bakar"
Good morning lovely couple Dan and Anna. I believe Pasar Ikan Beserah that you've visited probably gets all their fish from Pasar Nelayan Balok (Fisherman Market of Balok), the one you visited before but already closed by the time you arrived. Usually Fisherman Market acts as the centre for distribution for other small fish markets around the area. And at 12:04 she asked you "how did you learn bahasa?" Which means "how did you learn the Malay language?". "Bahasa" means language. Sometimes people just use the word "bahasa" as a short form for "Malay language". Btw, "nasi berlauk" is common on the east coast of Malaysia. Literally it means rice with meat. Nasi is rice, lauk is meat. They are eaten for breakfast. It comprises "nasi putih" and "gulai ikan" or "gulai ayam". Gulai can be translated as curry but a Malay type of curry which is generally thinner rather than thicker unlike Indian curry. I'm from the north and nasi berlauk does not feature in our breakfast menu. I myself only knew about nasi berlauk when I visited the east coast but now I think "nasi berlauk" is all over Malaysia because of the migration of east coast Malay to other parts of Peninsular Malaysia. I believe the restaurant that you went to in Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur where they sell nasi minyak, nasi dagang and also nasi berlauk, the owner could be from east coast who migrated to KL and open restaurant there. Enjoy the rest of your adventure in Malaysia!
Thats the market where the local fishermen sell their catch. We always stop to buy our week's stock of fresh seafood there before going home to KL. Dan, you can only get grilled seafood during lunch or dinner. The warungs rarely sell grillef seafood during breakfast.
At the kuih section, the plastic packets are most likely Malay laksa. It’s rice noodle generally with cucumber, tauhu maybe some chilli and the greyish gravy is made with fish. A slightly different version is Laksam, whereby the noodle is replaced with rolled flat rice cake
@@dananna8614you guys must try Laksam when you are at the east coast…one of my favourite east coast dish…the gravy is made of fish and coconut milk…put the sambal that comes with it for extra kick.
My favourite ikan bakar is stingray or ikan pari im Malay. You should try it, but probably you don't like it. Have you tried asam pedas? Again, my favorite is stingray, or ikan pari asam pedas. Pedas means hot n spicy but i know you have no problem handling hot n spicy food.
'Bahasa' is language..bahasa melayu is malay language..at times we just say bahasa refering to bahasa melayu..what the lady mean is where do you learn malay language..haha
Always a delight to watch your vlog early in the morning over a cup of coffee and ‘kuih’…makes my breakfast much nicer❤️…1.:26 That bright red colour fish you should hv bought it and cook..steam it would be the best…i am sure it is much cheaper there than in KL or Penang..its a highly pricey fish…2.34 Its ‘ketupat palas’ which which is traditional Malay dish of sticky rice cooked in coconut milk..its delicious by itself or u can eat with ‘serunding or rendang’ or some parts of the country they eat with curry ..there was a mis-communication there with the old ladies..they meant to say was the way the ketupat was cooked…you can try them next time.
Oh yes..i was so eager to comment half way thru the video..my bad!…Its nice isnt it…its our traditional food eat during Eid…whats make its nice is the fragarance from the ‘palas’ leaf that wrapped the rice…and the way it was cooked.
Nasi berlauk (rice with mixed dishes) is a Kelantanese famous dish, consisting of Siamese white rice, served with a side of coconut turmeric curry we call gulai.. Dish can choose between chicken, beef, fish, prawn, squid or all of it😂😂🤣
yes....I had spent 1 month in Norway....My brother in law cooked for me a Salmon curry....and I ate it for the whole my first week in Norway... Salmon fish is super cheap compare to Malaysia...
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not many foreigners get to experience what you have experienced in the villages. u are so lucky
Tourists need to walk around more instead of going by cars 👍
Thank you for showing us nice village life........ The local people seem to have a very decent life despite living in a village. I have seen villages in India or Pakistan or Bangladesh even China but villages over there are very different most lives in a run-down village and are neglected from basic facilities by their government in sharp contrast to local villages here............ I can see from your videos villagers here in Malaysia even often keep good cars at home...
Thank you for your nice comments. You are able to see differences between villages around Asia. In Malaysia, with the help of the Government and the nice ammenities and also due to the villagers willingness and hardwork to upgrade their living conditions
It’s very nice neighbourhood with friendly people, they maintain their property well.
Malay people is the most friendlies people you can find in Malaysia.. especially from east coast of peninsular Malaysia..
So friendly indeed 😃😃
Its like my habit now.. Waiting to watch your video...
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Thank you so much 😀
awesome vlog ......mr dan favorite words "piping hot"
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In Malaysia, we refer to "Bahasa Malaysia"/the Malay language as "Bahasa". The lady was asking both of you where you pick up "Bahasa".
Thank you for sharing 🙏👍
Wonderful. Thank you for this video. It's great to see many occasions of Malay hospitality and generosity from the local people in the east coast of peninsular Malaysia.
We are humbled by the hospitality and kindness 🫶♥️🙏
@@dananna8614 Lovely. 😀
I love ketupat, but it is pretty oily when try to open it. Like what the lady say, it is best eaten with rendang, especially Rendang Daging. More specifically, Rendang Daging Kering (kering means dry) whereby the rendang is cooked longer until the dish is dry- some stalls even cook it superdry and then shred the meat into meat floss. Because it is dry, this remdang can last for days, and fishermen for example would bring this out to the sea where they go out for days.
Ketupat generally refers to rice in woven leaves. So this version is different from another ketupat serves at satay stalls.
Thank you for sharing this information ♥️♥️🙏🙏
wshhhhh tq sharing 🙏🤩
Thank you so much 😊
My dad always buy fish at there.. Once in a week.. Fresh fish from open see at there.. 😊😊
That's awesome, can’t be better than this 👍
@@dananna8614 👍
👍for Anna for recognised "petai".
If you guys want to try seafood try finding "warong" near beaches, they mostly open at afternoon to midnight.
Try searching "ikan bakar"
Thank you 🙏
Terbaik makcik
She was lovely 😊
Good morning lovely couple Dan and Anna. I believe Pasar Ikan Beserah that you've visited probably gets all their fish from Pasar Nelayan Balok (Fisherman Market of Balok), the one you visited before but already closed by the time you arrived. Usually Fisherman Market acts as the centre for distribution for other small fish markets around the area. And at 12:04 she asked you "how did you learn bahasa?" Which means "how did you learn the Malay language?". "Bahasa" means language. Sometimes people just use the word "bahasa" as a short form for "Malay language". Btw, "nasi berlauk" is common on the east coast of Malaysia. Literally it means rice with meat. Nasi is rice, lauk is meat. They are eaten for breakfast. It comprises "nasi putih" and "gulai ikan" or "gulai ayam". Gulai can be translated as curry but a Malay type of curry which is generally thinner rather than thicker unlike Indian curry. I'm from the north and nasi berlauk does not feature in our breakfast menu. I myself only knew about nasi berlauk when I visited the east coast but now I think "nasi berlauk" is all over Malaysia because of the migration of east coast Malay to other parts of Peninsular Malaysia. I believe the restaurant that you went to in Kampung Baru Kuala Lumpur where they sell nasi minyak, nasi dagang and also nasi berlauk, the owner could be from east coast who migrated to KL and open restaurant there. Enjoy the rest of your adventure in Malaysia!
Thank you so much for your informative comment 🫶🫶👍 we will definitely enjoy our stay in this amazing country ♥️
Keropok, keropok. Please, one time you two try to drink teh tarik. It would be delicious,,
We have drink teh tarik several times, it’s very tasty 😋
Sticky rice or ketupat palas best eaten with serunding or rendang daging or just on it's own..
Thank you for sharing 👍
u should try ikan pari(stingray) bakar(grill) or ikan masak 3 rasa with rice for lunch or dinner...u will like it
We have tried that one: th-cam.com/video/iM5-aalxBLo/w-d-xo.html
Thats the market where the local fishermen sell their catch. We always stop to buy our week's stock of fresh seafood there before going home to KL.
Dan, you can only get grilled seafood during lunch or dinner. The warungs rarely sell grillef seafood during breakfast.
Your breakfast ends when we want a early lunch 😃😃
That keropok anna had earlier should be eaten with chili sauce.. It's provided on the table.. Without the sauce is like eating rice without gravy 😆😆
Thanks for the info👍👍
You could have tried the cucur pisang, fried banana balls. Very delicious. The taste of ripe banana with a little bit of flour fried in oils.
We really like those, ate it yesterday 👍
At the kuih section, the plastic packets are most likely Malay laksa. It’s rice noodle generally with cucumber, tauhu maybe some chilli and the greyish gravy is made with fish. A slightly different version is Laksam, whereby the noodle is replaced with rolled flat rice cake
Thank you so much for sharing 🙏🫶
@@dananna8614you guys must try Laksam when you are at the east coast…one of my favourite east coast dish…the gravy is made of fish and coconut milk…put the sambal that comes with it for extra kick.
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My favourite ikan bakar is stingray or ikan pari im Malay. You should try it, but probably you don't like it.
Have you tried asam pedas? Again, my favorite is stingray, or ikan pari asam pedas. Pedas means hot n spicy but i know you have no problem handling hot n spicy food.
Stingray is delicious 😋 we have eaten so many dishes in our five months here so it’s become impossible for us to remember them all
Anna, you should try laksam. 11.02 the white thing in the plastic with ulam. Taste nice😋
Will try👍👍
'Bahasa' is language..bahasa melayu is malay language..at times we just say bahasa refering to bahasa melayu..what the lady mean is where do you learn malay language..haha
We didn’t understood that because we can’t the language 😂😃😃
Many types fish at Pasar 🐋.lucky people around so friendly 😁 because you so friendly to them 😅 have a nice day & let's explore more 🌱🌾🪴
Thank you for your kind comment 🙏🙏
Ha ha😅😅😊 malaysia very good👍🇲🇾
So true 👍😃
Bahasa - prefix for Malay language = bahasa melayu
Thank you for sharing 🙏
All the catches are from the South China Sea. The stingray is good to made curry with okra, tomato & bunga kantan.
Sounds delicious 😋
@@dananna8614 in Malaysia stingray is famous with curry, asam pedas or grilled.
@@abgveteran2349 we had eaten it grilled
@@dananna8614 it should be with correct spice & daun pisang (banana leave) wrapped.
Where is all fishes go?Singapore! We paid for higher prices!
We have no idea!!! But thank you for watching 🫶
Hello! Good Morning DanAnna. I think the state of Pahang Sunday is a working days.
saturdays and sundays are off days in pahang
Morning! Maybe it is ♥️
You have to go to Tanjung Lumpur for seafood.
We are in dungun now 😃😃
Always a delight to watch your vlog early in the morning over a cup of coffee and ‘kuih’…makes my breakfast much nicer❤️…1.:26 That bright red colour fish you should hv bought it and cook..steam it would be the best…i am sure it is much cheaper there than in KL or Penang..its a highly pricey fish…2.34 Its ‘ketupat palas’ which which is traditional Malay dish of sticky rice cooked in coconut milk..its delicious by itself or u can eat with ‘serunding or rendang’ or some parts of the country they eat with curry ..there was a mis-communication there with the old ladies..they meant to say was the way the ketupat was cooked…you can try them next time.
We did try them out , we got them from the amazing lady beside us in the warung. It was really good 👍
me too..n i feel like i also with dann n anna enjoyed the food there..so real video
Oh yes..i was so eager to comment half way thru the video..my bad!…Its nice isnt it…its our traditional food eat during Eid…whats make its nice is the fragarance from the ‘palas’ leaf that wrapped the rice…and the way it was cooked.
@@hyderalwi41 thank you so much for all your comments 🙏
@@gadisbunga7683 we really like the food 👍
Nasi berlauk (rice with mixed dishes) is a Kelantanese famous dish, consisting of Siamese white rice, served with a side of coconut turmeric curry we call gulai.. Dish can choose between chicken, beef, fish, prawn, squid or all of it😂😂🤣
Thanks for the info!👍♥️
@@dananna8614 🤗
Another saying for you, try tidah apa apa, it means no worries.
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She said keropok.
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Hari ini ada ikan tenggiri n kerisi tsk.
Thank you for watching our videos ♥️👍
U both are excellant couple, so different from the war mo
ngering american
Thank you for watching
When I was in Bali I used to say tidak like you, but the locals said don’t pronounce the k at the end, so it sounds like tidah.
Thank you for your tips ♥️
The rice is ketupat right?
👍 yes it was really tasty 😋
If you two good in malay language, its sure things would be merrier.
We try to learn 😃🙏
Keropok - not keporok
Keropok Lekor
Thank you, we try😊
Bahasa means language
Thank you for sharing 🙏
Swedish people like eating fish? I guess scandinavians are different from some european countries which like lamb and beef.
We eat a lot of fish but more chicken 👍
yes....I had spent 1 month in Norway....My brother in law cooked for me a Salmon curry....and I ate it for the whole my first week in Norway... Salmon fish is super cheap compare to Malaysia...
@eimansfq1860 seafood is expensive in malaysia. Not sure why. We are surrounded by sea
@@keangwooichoo6138 strange
@@eimansfq1860 it’s absolutely delicious 😋
The lady asked ; “How did you learn Bahasa ?”..
(Bahasa refer to Malaysian Langguage/Malay Langguage)
Thank you 🙏
Hello sir madam. Welcome to malaysia. Myname syukur from terengganu.. i just sub ur cannel. Save jurney both of you.. come vizit my city KUALA BERANG under lake TASIK KENYIR
Thank you so much for your support ♥️🇲🇾