Jelas mereka dari China Tiongkok apalagi Muslim mereka akan berhati-hati di malasia Karena banyak makanan yang tidak halal di Malasia ketimbang yang halal. Apalagi disana mendominasi budaya asing
Apalagi saya melihat kedua Kakak Abang dari China Tiongkok ini masih polos akan sangat rentan menerima ajakan dari orang lain terutama dalam memilih Makanan yang tidak Halal. Kakak Abang ini harus punya TourGuade mendampingi mereka pergi kemana saja Sehingga mereka merasa aman.
Kalau lah aku jumpa diorang ni ..aku ajak dtg berbuka dan sahur kat rumah aku...bulan ramadan ni lah peluang utk bersedekah...mana tahu nnt aku pg china diorang akan ajak aku bermalam ronda2 tempat depa.
Although Malaysia is relatively safe, but try not to walk into the dark alley next time 😅 All masjid have free food for breaking the fast in Ramadan, so don't worry if you're too late, just go to masjid and get the free food. I used to do this as a student, for economy reason.
The free food is “bubur lambuk”. It’s rice porridge with herbs and meat. It’s really tasty and our specialty during Ramadan. You can take it for free during Ramadan at any masjid.
Hi Ma and Fiona my name is Alex. I watched you guys video since your first day to Malaysia. I’m a chinese Malaysian but I stayed in New York now for so many years 😊 You guys are funny and cute.
I think the best way for you to enjoy Malaysia is to make local friends and then you can ask them questions about what we do. Malaysians are very approachable. Also, if they are not busy I'm sure a lot of vendors will be happy to talk to you if you want to ask a few questions. If I had the means to I would take you guys around. If you want to see recommendations for food, there is a channel called iChang hosted by a Japanese couple who are now living in Malaysia, and they have a lot of videos about which places are good to eat and also about Malaysian culture.
Assalammualaikum, i really like both of you.. chinese muslim youtuber doin content in Kampong Baru.. if you want to do content in Shah Alam, i can help to pick up from your place in Petaling Jaya..and show you around here..later we can go bazar in shah alam...very huge bazaar... We can go pray at Shah Alam Blue Mosque and send you back to your hotel.. I am happy to hosting you as Guest..And No need to pay me anything k.❤..May ALLAH bless both of you .
Alhmdulilah… I’m frm spore to see your honest offer to our young couple frm China.. I’m highly Respect your kindness 🤗 You’re truly heart warming Muslim 🤲❤️❤️❤️
semuga di murah rezeki adek.What a kind heart yout have n I dont mind contribute some to ease you for your honesty. *Setiap kebaikan sebaik2 nya di kongsi bersama*
Ask for "ikat tepi" (片結) if you want them to leave a straw in your drink at mamak and ask for "ikat mati" (死結) if you want them to tie the drinks completely. Hope this helps!
Assalammualaikum..you both have to get use to asking the local muslim community. Don't be shy to ask. We will be always ready to help our brother & sister. Happy Ramadhan Al Mubarak
Salaam from the USA, You both are at ease and comfortable in your presentation, and you convey a wonderful soul. I do enjoy watching your videos. Ramadan Kareem to both of you, and every Muslim in the world!
1. Go to bazaar early around 1 or 2 hour before iftar. 2. Do reseach local food and sweets at least u have a picture what to buy. 3. U may ask locals anything if u need help, dont shy to ask.
Kakak Abang ini tentu harus mendapat pendampingan setidaknya adalah tourguide kemanapun mereka pergi harus ditemani. apalagi mereka adalah China Tiongkok muslim tentu akan merasa kesulitan menemukan makanan halal,, jika mereka membaca tulisan huruf China hanya karena mempermudah banyak kaum China Tiongkok disana dan tulisan huruf China itu menjelaskan makanan halal tentu ini akan menjadi kekeliruan. Kebanyakan di malasia banyak tempat berkedok halal tapi pembuatan tidak dengan cara halal apalagi yang menjual bukan orang pribumi atau Melayu ini yang di khawatirkan. Namun bagaimanapun Kakak Abang adalah orang yang sangat sederhana dan juga mereka orang yang rendah hati 😊
@@suhanjayalian5044 nggak sulit loh merata makanan halal mas.. iyalah jika restoran kaum cina sudah tentu tidak halal melainkan ada sijil halal jabatan agama JAKIM lainnya jika mmg kamu kenali orang tersebut adalah muslim ia halal. Disini mas cina non muslim itu tidak ada yang memakai songkok dan kerudung ianya jelas amat sih... Don't be negative and judgemental
Berharap ada seseorang yang berdekatan dapat membantu mereka dan sekurang-kurangnya dapat membimbing, walaupun tidak banyak sedikit pun jadilah. Kelihatan masih banyak yang harus diperbaiki, mereka kelihatan amat memerlukan somebody untuk membantu. Kebaikan pasti dibalas dengan kebaikan.
Nah ni dia ,, Perlu ada tour guide mendampingi mereka apalagi mereka berdua ini Masih polos atau kemungkinan Mualaf Baru..jadi Perlu banyak pengetahuan mana tidak mana bukan
@@suhanjayalian5044Mereka lahir muslim. Kedua ibu bapa dan keturunan mereka muslim. Tolong semak fakta. Tonton YT mereka sebelum meletakkan komen melulu. Mereka muslim dari keturunan Hui dari Yunan, China. Mahzab mereka mungkin berbeza, imam mereka mungkin berbeza tapi asasnya sama. Malaysia imamnya Imam Syafie, mahzab. Hotel mereka di Petaling Jaya, kawasan ramai Cina susah sikit kalau tak tahu tempat. Lain la mereka tinggal di sekitar Bangsar atau Kerinchi. Mereka tinggal di sana diatas urusan universiti. Kalau mereka perlukan bantuan ramai org Malaysia yang hulurkan tangan. Ramai yang DM atau PM, tapi mereka tidak berikan sebarang jawapan.
1) you dont see couple on the road because most malaysian dont like to walk around. Its quite hot, so they choose places like the mall to date. 2) Go to bazaar around 4-6pm. Most stall will close around 7pm since after iftar, locals will also go to masjid to pray. 3) Some masjid will provide free iftar. Thats why u see those used plates. Once adhan, they all break fast together. Then they will pray maghrib. 4) After maghrib/ taraweeh, some masjid will also give out free food. Dont be shy just be quick and grab those food like the locals.
usually bazar ramadan start around 4 or 5 until after iftar. because most Malaysian buy the food at the bazar and then break the fast at home. anyways I hope you are enjoying here in Malaysia. happy ramadan to both of you❤❤
11:55 you may ask the 阿涅(means brother in tamil) to 'ikat tepi' or tie aside, no need to poke the drinks 22:43 normally muslim will stay at restaurant at least 15 min before iftar and the food and drinks is on table. when sound is raise, all muslim starts indulge their drinks and food 27:06 yeap... normally🇲🇾muslim is bought their food starts from 4pm likely 6pm the stall is going close, they also want to iftar....
Mereka Perlu berhati-hati selama berada di malasia apalagi mereka China Tiongkok muslim... sudah tentu Malasia ini banyak budaya asing seperti Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya China Tiongkok dan India tentu kebersihan makanan dan Makanan tidak halal harus dihindari... apalagi ketika mereka menemukan makanan yang bukan penjual orang Melayu tapi penjual itu meletak makanan halal dan ternyata tidak halal dan higienis. Malasia negara harus was-was ketika berkunjung kesana bagi parawisatawan muslim
@@hanisrosli5484owhh itu seperti aku tengok kerudung gadis Melayu di jalan Alor jual Nasi Lemak disebelah ada gerai Chinese food jual pork Guling kicap manis sampai jerebu masuk ke gerai nasi lemak tu...tak kebayang hirup jerebu pork Guling kicap manis sebelahnya mesti sedap nak coba fikir dalam hati gadis Melayu tu😊
@@suhanjayalian5044Anda Benar Lian. Ada je didunia ini makanan kotor dan tak halal walau penjualnya terlihat seperti Muslim. Saya pernah lihat di Indonesia juga banyak perkara ini berlaku, walaupun umat Islamnya banyak😔
Bener banget karena Malasia negara tidak aman apa saja tindakan kejahatan Pasti akan rentan terlebih yang bukan penduduk asli apalagi mereka adalah wisawatan Asing. Seperti baru-baru ini turis Asing asal Inggris diminta uangnya disogok 300 ringgit oleh Polisi diberhentikan mobil mereka tanpa alasan yang jelas jadi viral berita Nasional Malasia,, Orang asing itu merasa tidak nyaman dan akhirnya mereka keluar dari malasia 😊
We are used to watching yr videos of you in yr environment & surrounding but now you are out of yr comfort zone & in a new unfamiliar place for the first time esp for Viona. You are like kids getting a new toy all excited & ready to explore new places experiences food & cultures. You are so refreshing, polite, kind, gentle, with strong Islamic values & v likeable & endearing. Make friends with local Malaysians. Many foreigners &/or workers living here eagerly admit to being locals. Some hv not been to Malaysia yet they talk like they know more about M’sia & M’sians than ourselves. You are our guests & we welcome visitors travellers or ‘musaffirs in our country.
@@oldwatchma this is not empty praises. We love guests who come across genuine & natural, curious, humble & tactful. You are always welcomed. Enjoy yr stay.
Jika mereka mencari makanan berbuka puasa sebagai Muslim,mereka harus pergi ke kawasan Melayu tempat itu jauh lebih aman. Jangan membeli makanan yang bukan orang Melayu... karena di Malasia sangat susah sulit menemukan makanan halal apalagi banyak makanan budaya asing mendominasi ketimbang makanan budaya Lokal pribumi.
@@deannasz2110ada jugak suruhanjaya provokasi ni kat sini, nama dia dah diblacklist sebagai kaki probokasi di setiap video malaysia, selalu jadi batu api dan menghina malaysia. Setau aku di malaysia lagi senang cari makanan halal, kalau orang luar cari makanan halal indonesia lagi susah, muka semua sama tapi ada yg muslim dan non muslim. Dekat malaysia senang je, kalau cina memang kebanyakannya non muslim, kalau di restoran india, yg ada ayat ayat alquran di dinding memang dah tau islam. Yg dibazar, biasanya melayu yg banyak berjual, kalau muka cina dan india je kena tanya.
On the ground floor of Tun Abdul Aziz mosque, they have free food for break fast and also after terawih. You guys can pack some food too from there for Iftar.
Welcome to Malaysia lovely Hui couple from China. U definitely hv chosen d right destination for this ramadan period. Like to advise that u visit d Pink Mosque which is d principal mosque at Putrajaya by d Lake. Although I m not a Muslim but I enjoyed getting a tour around there last year n there was a guide from China who speaks mandarin. U can google for more info. Enjoy yr stay n Selamat Berpuasa.
Kalau aku amati Pasti Suaminya orang Uighur Xinjiang bisa dilihat dari wajah istrinya mungkin orang Chinese Mualaf pasti.... Mungkin karena Uighur Xinjiang nilai Islam disekat Disana jadi pemahaman tentang Islam kurang banyak disana.. betul Perlu ada pendampingan ajak mereka ini berdua.. seharusnya kalau jumpa jadikan Tourguide
Genuinely happy for you two! as a person who born and raised in muslim majority country, these ramadan experience and atmosphere is something we always miss when the month is passed. Ramadan always bringing back our childhood memories, we also have going-back-home tradition every eid al-fitr, so we will back to our hometown to see our elders... i'm very very happy to see your excitement over small things we usually have, glad to share this ramadan moments with you guys! I hope more people from muslim minority places can experience this too🥺 ramadan mubarak, mr Ma and viona jie!❤
Yah mereka kakak Abang ini harus berhati-hati selama berada di malasia terlebih mencari Makanan Halal.. apalagi Malasia memang terkenal banyak Budaya Asing sampailah makanan Budaya asing dinegara Malasia.😊
i can feel your kind souls and your sincerity through your videos. i love how both of you are quite genuine and give your chinese muslim perspectives. i am honoured you have chosen to come to malaysia for your travelling destination. Try talking to more locals. most of us are welcoming and would be happy to bring you over to our homes and buka puasa together. Im sure you will enjoy all the conversation.
Ramadan bazaar is the best! and yes it starts before Iftar, so everyone can buy and bring home to break fast together. We also have many restaurants that will offer ramadan specials and most hotels will definitely do ramadan buffet during ramadan month. You can Google and see. Even non-Muslims also join in the fun. Normally what I observe in locals here, when they break fast, they will eat dates (kurma) first. You can buy from any of the supermarket. My fav is ajwa dates but we import many from Middle East. Glad to know that you are at ease here, hope you can bring your parents too and enjoy what Malaysia has to offer!
17:27 that the sound of the Nightjar bird "burung tukang" in Malay definitely Malay roughly translate it as a carpenter bird even tho this type of bird not actually have a nest. Mostly just stay on the ground or forest floor camouflage and blended in with the surrounding even the newly hatched chicks also hard to noticed. Only skilled eyes can noticed the difference. Which also go to women because they usually have a better eyesight in differential between any color partern. ("So they say" that why women are better at foraging and finding herb)
Welcome to Malaysia and masyaAllah, I'm very happy to hear both of you are muslim from China mainland. Hopefully both of you will enjoy along in Malaysia and it will be the best moment in our country. Assalamualaikum!
So fascinating, to see Malaysia through your lens. And there are millions of Chinese in Malaysia, but I guess few are mainland China Muslims like yourselves. So you are unique for the Chinese and the Malays.
Oleh sebab itu Kakak Abang ini mereka perlu berhati-hati selama berada di malasia .. China Tiongkok di malasia akan kaget melihat mereka takutnya mereka diarahkan untuk mencoba Makanan yang tidak halal meskipun dikatakan halal. Sudah tahu sifat China Tiongkok di malasia bagaimana apalagi melihat China Tiongkok Muslim mereka Pasti tidak percaya dan mulai membully. Ini yang saya khawatirkan
@@suhanjayalian5044Yang patut kamu risaukan kamu tu tu bangsa Tiongkok Indonesia. Mereka Hui China boleh membaca tulisan cina, mereka tahu mana halal atau tidak. Keran mereka datang dari Yunnan, walaupun tinggal di Beijing mereka tidak biasa bergaul dengan masyarakat luar. Mereka pemalu. Tidak konfiden. Lagipun mereka tengah melatih diri mereka untuk berdikari, yakin dan berani. Mereka pernah tinggal di Russia selama 5tahun, susah mendapat makanan halal, tapi mereka berjaya aje untuk hidup. Yang kamu ni risau sangat kenapa? Kamu pikir rakyat Malaysia penipu dalam soal makanan atau d2ngan pelancong?
5:17 OMG! Thank you for the subtitle, otherwise I would think that it's not "so grand" but "so something else" 😱🤭 8:48 Viona looks so cute, finding halal Mala! I hope the air (breathing-wise) has been good for you guys, Ramadan Mubarak! So happy that you get to celebrate in a more inclusive environment! (in beautiful Malaysia)
Didn't notice that until I saw your comment hahahha In the video, she said “气派qì pài” which mean "grand" in Chinese and not the word starting with "C" we used as a swear
ramadan few years ago I did mosque iftar hopping.. I think I went to about 15 different masjid for iftar during the month.. you should try to do iftar in all major mosques in KL.. its free..
Al Amber Chinese Muslim Restaurant, Unit 14, Level 1, Nexus, 7, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Halal Chinese food.. You should try..
Go to any masjid before maghrib, there will be free food for iftar. Then do maghrib prayer, isyak and even tarawikh if you want to. Many a times there will be more free food which sometimes you can take back home. Keep in the fridge. Can heat it up for sahoor at 5.00am. Alternatively, you can explore the various Ramadhan Bazaar. Be there around 4.00pm and buy all the food for your iftar. Can buy extra and keep in fridge and heat up for sahoor later. Some restaurants are even open at night right until before Subooh.
if you request to take away or we malaysian call it 'Tapaw" u need to say the word "ikat tepi" to the seller so they will not fully tied the plastic that contain the drinks, there's a space for you to insert the straw and drink easily.
Over here, you buy your food first at the bazaar before iftar....then break your fast as the bazaar closes at iftar. If you're lucky, the masjid may have iftar served as well. Then after tarawih, they may may have moreh served as well ie tea and sweets, kuih etc.
Buy a food in bazar for iftar...but buy another food and save for sahur....you dont go out time sahur only recook iftar food for sahur its more easy for you...
you guys are late to the bazaar, i want to see you guys enjoy the bazaar a little bit more as the bazaar in Malaysia is incredibly special in its own way. anyway, its fine. there is always next time ! happy ramadan
I find this video randomly on TH-cam & love it a lot, specially from 1:52 to 16:05. I enjoy the walk you had at night on the empty street. I wish I could do that with my wife, though I'm not married yet 😀. Anyway, take love from Bangladesh & happy ramadan ❤
@@oldwatchma 11:17 if you want to order drinks and drink it while walking you have to order drinks and said "Bungkus ikat tepi" so you dont have to punch hole with the straw
@@oldwatchma I believe I saw ur wife in one of ur earlier videos. That time, u guys were not married yet. U were interviewing her at a wedding. U wanted to know her thoughts about marrying to foreigners. That interview was the longest one in that video. Was that the first time u met her? 😅
Assalamualaikum.. so nice to see you both enjoyed ramadhan in KL.. much more food you got to try in Malaysia like nasi lemak, apam balik, roti john, yong tau fu, air khatira, nasi beriani, nasi kerabu and so on..
Usually for sahur & iftar, Malaysians eat their normal daily food. But there are some Ramadhan special like Bubur Lambuk, congee porridge usually given out in mosques, & Air Katira a sweet milk drink with kathira gum, basil seeds & malva nuts. For bazaar, you need to come before iftar to buy food, usually 4pm will start bazaar
Heres how we do it..go to bazaar first around 5-7pm and later buy what you want..eat a little..and pray maghrib first and you may eat on what you bought..at home or on the street and continue praying
30:05 The yellow set of sweets are called "Thong Yod" and "Foi Thong". They're made out of egg yolk. There are couple different variations of shapes of these sweets which are called differently, but mostly it's gonna be called "Thong" (gold in Thai) something. The fruit shape sweets are called "Look Shoob", made out of mung bean cooked with coconut milk and dip with jelly.
thank you for coming to Malaysia also recording the experience in Malaysia makes us proud because through you also the country of Malaysia can become famous. In fact, your recorded video is preaching where you have spread Malaysian Islam to the eyes of the world. I hope you enjoy being in Malaysia.
Btw, you can break fast in some of the masjid. They provide iftaar. That white thing you touch is "bubur". Rice porridge. You can get them for free from the masjid during Ramadan.
Salam from Singapore. Stay safe and enjoy your time in Malaysia. Like some of comments, Malaysia is generally safe but try to avoid dark quiet alleys as much as you can
Open the plastic string then tide it back with half, then only u can put the straw in yr drink. U cannot pick the straw on the plastic drink, cos the straw very soft. Hope u happy n have many experience during yr visit in Malaysia. Enjoy both of u very much during fasting ramadzan .
Welcome to Malaysia, i am so glad you both have a wonderful time and Ramadan month is very enjoyable, there is plenty of place to go but go out at 3 pm in the after noon so you can walk around a bit , bazar ramadan start around 3.30pm until then and all masjid usually distribute for breaking fast and its free should try the lambuk congee 😊
26:45 😅 If you're heading to the Ramadan bazaar, aim to arrive before 6:30 PM. After that, the food might be sold out, and the stalls could be closing up shop.
U guys should meet and company by local malaysiaan to explore malaysia tradition and food it can make your content more intersthing and your experince and understand with our local food
In Malaysia, we go to bazaars to buy food around 5-7 pm (it's packed with people and hot). After 7 pm, bazaar only left with desert and will be close. Also, the restaurant will be packed too because people have already booked tables and ordered food. Maghrib starts around 7 pm; [condition 1] some people will eat a meal for 30-40 minutes, then go straight for maghrib, isyak, and taraweeh. [condition 2] some people will break fast with water and kurma, then go for maghrib. After maghrib, they will eat a meal, then proceed with isyak and taraweeh. Besides that, at Masjid, you can have Iftar with the locals; they serve free food and water on a plate. You just need to be at Masjid early before the azan. After that, pray.
I am American with Pakistani-born parents and I relate to you all a lot. In my class of 90 students at university, I have 2 other friends observing Ramadan with me- but we are in a diverse area and people are very respectful and aware aH. I have only experiences a week of Ramadan in Pakistan when it was in the summer and it was wonderful (but the fasts were harder with the hot weather)
You need to tell people you are tourist and muslim ..many wil then know how to help you.....because you look like local Chinese and so people expect you to already know......hope you get some guided help around Ramadan in KL....
11:30 that is not the way to do it, ask the shop to tie the drinks at the side "ikat tepi" so you can drink while you walk, At the Masjid you should pick up the free food that porridge is very nice! The Ramadan Bazaar is open daily from 4pm, and closed by 7:30 pm, you went there after it was closed, Pulut Manga is my favourite too.
Min 12:00, u supposed to tell the restaurant owner or cashier "ikat tepi" that drinks so that he can put the straw inside and tie the plastic one side with that rope.. IKAT TEPI means tie one side... anyway... hope u have enjoyed along ur vacation👍❣
Assalamwaallaikum.....welcome to Malaysia as Muslims we are heading to Allah.... Marhaban Ya Ramadhan 🎉 AllahhummasolliallaSyaiidinaMuhammad ❤️ AllahhummaSollimSollialaih ❤️
My advice to both of u, if u went to mosque/ masjid, I advise u to come earlier 1 hr before the breaking fasting cos u can have free porridge when the the mosque giving free to avery jemaah mosque to eat at the time fasting break at 18.28hrs or 7.28 pm. Both of u also can have much time at the mosque after breaking yr fasting u can joint the Imam for solat with others jemaah. That normally regular routine during breaking fasting during ramadzan in Malaysia. If u can bring some spoon and Tuppperware together with u to easy 4 u eat yr porridge. Beside that if u like to breaking yr fasting at the restoran or food places at bazaar ramadzan please also come earlier 1 hr before the breaking yr fasting, this because u can have the table earlier, otherwise u breaking yr fasting eating with no places. Hope that u both enjoy with yr fasting meal with variety of delicious food in bazaar ramadzan as well as other places . The best for u to breaking fasting ramadzan, it better at the mosque as u have earlier visit today. After the prayer u can enjoy yrself around. Take care.. N enjoy the ramadzan fasting.
7:45 yes u guys should buy/rent a motorbike at least easy to go to "kedai" or "masjid" nearby ✌ 11:15 u are doing it wrongly "ikat mati" is for drink at home "ikat tepi" is for drink it now it's ok u guys will learn don't be shy to ask the locals they will help
these village that you mentioned are actually residential areas of the rich people, those seemingly abandoned land and unoccupied homes are very expensive property, in Malaysia we can owned lands forever and if it's owned by you no one can trespass not even the government unless you involved in some offenses
Hehe 😂😂 they are so cute and really sincere and genuine reaction, it make me laugh when she take out the straw and stab to the plastic drink 😂😂😂, for non local that is always happen because when you want to takeaway drink normally the seller will full tie the drink and local call (ikat mati = tie dead ) so it easy to bring home and not spill the drink, but if you guy wanna take away and drink while walking just asked to (ikat tepi = tie the edge) it more easier to carry and drink 😂😂 If you cannot picture what i mention just google ikat mati,ikat tepi ❤❤❤❤❤
Salam ramadan to both of you. You know, you can order a grab to go around. No need to walk so much, especially you need to carry things. Everyone in Malaysia uses a car or motorbikes. Noone walks haha. Actually you two are very funny experiencing something new haha. Welcome to my country. It is the best actually with best foods. The ramadan bazaar usually start early so you have to go early.
Welcome to Malaysia. About the bazaar u need to go before the iftar (around 5-7). And yes u can take the food on the mosque table. I wouldn't recommend you to walk especially at night at the dark road. Other than that, i think its better for you to speak chinese cus you look comfortable speaking it plus it already has a subtitles haha. Salam ramadhan
I commented from my other account that you guys are staying near my place. I had been following and subscribing to your channel for a few years already. I am elated and feels ecstatic to hear about observant, practicing muslims from Mainland China. Maybe next time we can have you for iftar or for eid, even for dinner where my small family can host you. We Malaysian muslims live in harmony with people from other religions.
*Kue Pelita,, Otak-otak,, Pasembur adalah makanan khas Tradisional Indonesia* makanan itu punya nilai sejarah dan asal daerahnya di Indonesia. Malasia seharusnya mencantumkan nama makanan itu berasal dari mana. Dan seperti kita lihat Malasia biasanya akan menjual makanan makanan Indonesia,, karena memang di malasia tidak ada satupun makanan Lokal identitas mereka banggakan .
@@suhanjayalian5044 Kebanyakan makanan yg ada di indonesia berasal dari india bangladesh myanmar dan rohinya indonesia hanya claim makanan tersebut milik mereka...bakso, tahu asal usul dari China, tempe dari rohinya...🏃☁️..😬
@@suhanjayalian5044 kuih tepung pelita, otak-otak, pasembor itu semua makanan tradisional asal Malaysia. Hindog nesia jangan nak claim ok. Dasar Claimdonesia 😂😂😂😂
@@suhanjayalian5044Tolong masuk kelas sejarah negara juga kelas makanan. Tepung pelita asal kueh Melayu jati, semak sejarah Melayu Lingga dan Johor Riau. Pasembor makanan mamak berasal dari INDIA.
@@suhanjayalian5044kamu non muslim ya?Bulan ini kami muslim berpuasa.Kalau kamu muslim saya nasihatkan kamu di bulan ramadhan lebih baik mengumpul pahala daripada berbuat dosa dengan mencari gaduh setiap masa.Apa kamu tak punya kerja?Atau kamu memang mengambil upah untuk buat kerja bodoh begini?
in the video 30:37 that is Pulut Manga, the rice (Nasi Pulut) cook with Santan(coconut milk)+Beras Pulut(glutinous rice). with Nasi Pulut with Fresh Mango slice with Coconut Milk that already cook.
You have to make more interaction or ask the local for many things. Don't be shy, otherwise you may end up with..i don't know. Pls noted that many non halal restaurant or food stall in KL.
In the night in South East Asia such as Malaysia,Indonesia etc.The sound in the night are the sound of insect like crickets when the place not polluted by factory, that according to my opinion...🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
To all Malaysian.. please note our brother and sister are from China... sometime their taste is different from local!!!
Taste is different from local😂😂😂😂
Jelas mereka dari China Tiongkok apalagi Muslim mereka akan berhati-hati di malasia Karena banyak makanan yang tidak halal di Malasia ketimbang yang halal. Apalagi disana mendominasi budaya asing
Raja insogsialan dah keluar@@suhanjayalian5044
Ketimbang timbang berat ko gemuk
Apalagi saya melihat kedua Kakak Abang dari China Tiongkok ini masih polos akan sangat rentan menerima ajakan dari orang lain terutama dalam memilih Makanan yang tidak Halal.
Kakak Abang ini harus punya TourGuade mendampingi mereka pergi kemana saja Sehingga mereka merasa aman.
Kalau lah aku jumpa diorang ni ..aku ajak dtg berbuka dan sahur kat rumah aku...bulan ramadan ni lah peluang utk bersedekah...mana tahu nnt aku pg china diorang akan ajak aku bermalam ronda2 tempat depa.
Thank you. We'll come back next time with gifts.
@@oldwatchmaAssalaam... Are you still in Malaysia...
Ya, you should invite them to see how you all buka puasa. Makanan Kurma is one of the 'must eat' food.
kau bebual melayu mana dorang faham
Hahaha 😂 @@danialroslan1531
Although Malaysia is relatively safe, but try not to walk into the dark alley next time 😅
All masjid have free food for breaking the fast in Ramadan, so don't worry if you're too late, just go to masjid and get the free food. I used to do this as a student, for economy reason.
kannn..
They have their iftar at the mosque already. They are looking to buy some food for sahur
The free food is “bubur lambuk”. It’s rice porridge with herbs and meat. It’s really tasty and our specialty during Ramadan. You can take it for free during Ramadan at any masjid.
In kedah, we called it bubur kanji.
@@boboboy8189kedah belah mana? Sy panggil bubur lambuk
@@boboboy8189 orang Kedah dulu2 memang panggil buboq kanji hanya budak2 generasi baru tahu bubur lambuk atau bubur nasi saja..
@@adamzack9259Betul.. Perak Utara yg pakai loghat Utagha juga sebut bubur kanji. Bubur lambuk ni sebelah KL jer sebut.
@@jamadis2676johor pon sebut bubur lambuk.
Hi Ma and Fiona
my name is Alex.
I watched you guys video since your first day to Malaysia.
I’m a chinese Malaysian but I stayed in New York now for so many years 😊
You guys are funny and cute.
I think the best way for you to enjoy Malaysia is to make local friends and then you can ask them questions about what we do. Malaysians are very approachable.
Also, if they are not busy I'm sure a lot of vendors will be happy to talk to you if you want to ask a few questions. If I had the means to I would take you guys around.
If you want to see recommendations for food, there is a channel called iChang hosted by a Japanese couple who are now living in Malaysia, and they have a lot of videos about which places are good to eat and also about Malaysian culture.
Assalammualaikum, i really like both of you.. chinese muslim youtuber doin content in Kampong Baru.. if you want to do content in Shah Alam, i can help to pick up from your place in Petaling Jaya..and show you around here..later we can go bazar in shah alam...very huge bazaar... We can go pray at Shah Alam Blue Mosque and send you back to your hotel.. I am happy to hosting you as Guest..And No need to pay me anything k.❤..May ALLAH bless both of you .
MasyaAllah you have a good heart.
Yeahhh
May be they already going back, so sad they cannot feel the real bazar Ramadhan.
Alhmdulilah… I’m frm spore
to see your honest offer to our young couple frm China.. I’m highly Respect your kindness 🤗
You’re truly heart warming Muslim 🤲❤️❤️❤️
semuga di murah rezeki adek.What a kind heart yout have n I dont mind contribute some to ease you for your honesty.
*Setiap kebaikan sebaik2 nya di kongsi bersama*
Most masjid give free food for break the fast. Just visit any masjid & feel free to join.
Every masjid today give free for because there's a person sponsored, only surau is rare
Ask for "ikat tepi" (片結) if you want them to leave a straw in your drink at mamak and ask for "ikat mati" (死結) if you want them to tie the drinks completely. Hope this helps!
You guys have a perspective that we don't get to see very often and it's very interesting to watch.
U should said "Ikat Tepi" to the Juice Drink so that they leave a Hole at a side for you to drink...😊.. i like how genuine your video is..
😂 yang jurujual pun tidak pandai berbahasa English atau pun tidak ramah...
Yup "ikat tepi" is the way to go if you want to drink while walking, riding etc2. Since ma said want to eat for sahur, that why they tapau.
😀😀👍👍🤗
Ikat tepi means tie at the side. (Tie at one side so that you could drink from the other side).
@@innayj9346dia ramah, tapi dia taktau nak cakap macam mana. sebab terang-terang dia tak pandai english. nampak dia try hard nak tolong diorang.
Wisatawan Tiongkok ini terheran heran karena negara Malaysia ternyata cantik...keren bangeat
Assalammualaikum..you both have to get use to asking the local muslim community. Don't be shy to ask. We will be always ready to help our brother & sister. Happy Ramadhan Al Mubarak
Salaam from the USA, You both are at ease and comfortable in your presentation, and you convey a wonderful soul. I do enjoy watching your videos. Ramadan Kareem to both of you, and every Muslim in the world!
Salam. I am a US graduate and had experienced 3 ramadans I West Philly. Ramadan Kareem.
Someone should host these two. They are on trial and error lol.
Absolutely..
Maybe our brothers or sisters around this area can help them to explore more ramadhan experience here.
It's ok😂we are so enjoyed it
Bro n sis..please take care while walking at nite..seemed that u took a long way from ur place to buy food
1. Go to bazaar early around 1 or 2 hour before iftar.
2. Do reseach local food and sweets at least u have a picture what to buy.
3. U may ask locals anything if u need help, dont shy to ask.
Kakak Abang ini tentu harus mendapat pendampingan setidaknya adalah tourguide kemanapun mereka pergi harus ditemani.
apalagi mereka adalah China Tiongkok muslim tentu akan merasa kesulitan menemukan makanan halal,, jika mereka membaca tulisan huruf China hanya karena mempermudah banyak kaum China Tiongkok disana dan tulisan huruf China itu menjelaskan makanan halal tentu ini akan menjadi kekeliruan.
Kebanyakan di malasia banyak tempat berkedok halal tapi pembuatan tidak dengan cara halal apalagi yang menjual bukan orang pribumi atau Melayu ini yang di khawatirkan.
Namun bagaimanapun Kakak Abang adalah orang yang sangat sederhana dan juga mereka orang yang rendah hati 😊
@@suhanjayalian5044 nggak sulit loh merata makanan halal mas.. iyalah jika restoran kaum cina sudah tentu tidak halal melainkan ada sijil halal jabatan agama JAKIM lainnya jika mmg kamu kenali orang tersebut adalah muslim ia halal. Disini mas cina non muslim itu tidak ada yang memakai songkok dan kerudung ianya jelas amat sih... Don't be negative and judgemental
今年是我媳妇在中国的第一个斋月，我们决定天天在家做饭！
Sama saya pun masak d rumah..lauk pun hanya satu...sahur hanya mnm air sahaja...
@@zarulsr20detifykat masjid dan surau kan ada iftar, kenapa tak pergi?
Berharap ada seseorang yang berdekatan dapat membantu mereka dan sekurang-kurangnya dapat membimbing, walaupun tidak banyak sedikit pun jadilah. Kelihatan masih banyak yang harus diperbaiki, mereka kelihatan amat memerlukan somebody untuk membantu. Kebaikan pasti dibalas dengan kebaikan.
Nah ni dia ,, Perlu ada tour guide mendampingi mereka apalagi mereka berdua ini Masih polos atau kemungkinan Mualaf Baru..jadi Perlu banyak pengetahuan mana tidak mana bukan
Dorg nii indipendent.. bertanya pun xnak.. wat palatao dorg jee.. mungkin dorg boleh belajar dari komen2 kita..
@@suhanjayalian5044 Kalut ja dngn malaysia.. kalut negara sndiri dulu..takdak qeja ka..
@@suhanjayalian5044Mereka lahir muslim. Kedua ibu bapa dan keturunan mereka muslim. Tolong semak fakta. Tonton YT mereka sebelum meletakkan komen melulu. Mereka muslim dari keturunan Hui dari Yunan, China. Mahzab mereka mungkin berbeza, imam mereka mungkin berbeza tapi asasnya sama. Malaysia imamnya Imam Syafie, mahzab. Hotel mereka di Petaling Jaya, kawasan ramai Cina susah sikit kalau tak tahu tempat. Lain la mereka tinggal di sekitar Bangsar atau Kerinchi. Mereka tinggal di sana diatas urusan universiti. Kalau mereka perlukan bantuan ramai org Malaysia yang hulurkan tangan. Ramai yang DM atau PM, tapi mereka tidak berikan sebarang jawapan.
@@suhanjayalian5044mereka bukan mualaf baru tetapi mereka adalah generasi muslim dari suku Hui.
1) you dont see couple on the road because most malaysian dont like to walk around. Its quite hot, so they choose places like the mall to date.
2) Go to bazaar around 4-6pm. Most stall will close around 7pm since after iftar, locals will also go to masjid to pray.
3) Some masjid will provide free iftar. Thats why u see those used plates. Once adhan, they all break fast together. Then they will pray maghrib.
4) After maghrib/ taraweeh, some masjid will also give out free food. Dont be shy just be quick and grab those food like the locals.
usually bazar ramadan start around 4 or 5 until after iftar. because most Malaysian buy the food at the bazar and then break the fast at home. anyways I hope you are enjoying here in Malaysia. happy ramadan to both of you❤❤
11:55 you may ask the 阿涅(means brother in tamil) to 'ikat tepi' or tie aside, no need to poke the drinks
22:43 normally muslim will stay at restaurant at least 15 min before iftar and the food and drinks is on table. when sound is raise, all muslim starts indulge their drinks and food
27:06 yeap... normally🇲🇾muslim is bought their food starts from 4pm likely 6pm the stall is going close, they also want to iftar....
Mereka Perlu berhati-hati selama berada di malasia apalagi mereka China Tiongkok muslim... sudah tentu Malasia ini banyak budaya asing seperti Bangladesh Nepal Rohingya China Tiongkok dan India tentu kebersihan makanan dan Makanan tidak halal harus dihindari... apalagi ketika mereka menemukan makanan yang bukan penjual orang Melayu tapi penjual itu meletak makanan halal dan ternyata tidak halal dan higienis.
Malasia negara harus was-was ketika berkunjung kesana bagi parawisatawan muslim
@@suhanjayalian5044mean while bakso babi di masak di indonesia oleh mbah berhijab
@@hanisrosli5484😂😂😂
@@hanisrosli5484owhh itu seperti aku tengok kerudung gadis Melayu di jalan Alor jual Nasi Lemak disebelah ada gerai Chinese food jual pork Guling kicap manis sampai jerebu masuk ke gerai nasi lemak tu...tak kebayang hirup jerebu pork Guling kicap manis sebelahnya mesti sedap nak coba fikir dalam hati gadis Melayu tu😊
@@suhanjayalian5044Anda Benar Lian. Ada je didunia ini makanan kotor dan tak halal walau penjualnya terlihat seperti Muslim. Saya pernah lihat di Indonesia juga banyak perkara ini berlaku, walaupun umat Islamnya banyak😔
Saya nasehatkan anda jgn gunakan jln yg sunyi dimlm hari.jaga keselamatan diri snda berdua.kita tidak bolih tahu apakah yg ada didlm hati sesorang..
Org tu reti ke yg ko type tu
Bener banget karena Malasia negara tidak aman apa saja tindakan kejahatan Pasti akan rentan terlebih yang bukan penduduk asli apalagi mereka adalah wisawatan Asing.
Seperti baru-baru ini turis Asing asal Inggris diminta uangnya disogok 300 ringgit oleh Polisi diberhentikan mobil mereka tanpa alasan yang jelas jadi viral berita Nasional Malasia,, Orang asing itu merasa tidak nyaman dan akhirnya mereka keluar dari malasia 😊
@@zainalothman8049 kenapa tk reti diia bbolih Google bahasa Malaysia ape?
@@suhanjayalian5044ooh iya kalau di Indonesia pasti aman berjalan di waktu malam sunyi. Tingkat keamanan di sana 100%.
Tengok ejaan tahu bukan orang Malaysia..
We are used to watching yr videos of you in yr environment & surrounding but now you are out of yr comfort zone & in a new unfamiliar place for the first time esp for Viona. You are like kids getting a new toy all excited & ready to explore new places experiences food & cultures. You are so refreshing, polite, kind, gentle, with strong Islamic values & v likeable & endearing.
Make friends with local Malaysians. Many foreigners &/or workers living here eagerly admit to being locals. Some hv not been to Malaysia yet they talk like they know more about M’sia & M’sians than ourselves. You are our guests & we welcome visitors travellers or ‘musaffirs in our country.
We blushed when we were praised by you. Thank you!😝🥰🥰🥰
@@oldwatchma this is not empty praises. We love guests who come across genuine & natural, curious, humble & tactful. You are always welcomed. Enjoy yr stay.
Go to ramadhan bazaar between 4 p.m - 7 p m.
(Before iftar).
After iftar breaking fast, you're a little too late.
Jika mereka mencari makanan berbuka puasa sebagai Muslim,mereka harus pergi ke kawasan Melayu tempat itu jauh lebih aman.
Jangan membeli makanan yang bukan orang Melayu... karena di Malasia sangat susah sulit menemukan makanan halal apalagi banyak makanan budaya asing mendominasi ketimbang makanan budaya Lokal pribumi.
@@suhanjayalian5044ada lagi kamu disini kanoha.. x habis2 lagi ke nak komen tentang Malaysia..hadoiii...😅😂😂
@@suhanjayalian5044sulit??? di Malaysia belum lagi ada yg memakai tudung berupa islam tapi menjual daging babi goreng..
@@deannasz2110.... dia sedang menampal hati yg KOYAK kerana rate NOL/SERATUS Dari PELANCUNG Malaysia ... .
@@deannasz2110ada jugak suruhanjaya provokasi ni kat sini, nama dia dah diblacklist sebagai kaki probokasi di setiap video malaysia, selalu jadi batu api dan menghina malaysia. Setau aku di malaysia lagi senang cari makanan halal, kalau orang luar cari makanan halal indonesia lagi susah, muka semua sama tapi ada yg muslim dan non muslim. Dekat malaysia senang je, kalau cina memang kebanyakannya non muslim, kalau di restoran india, yg ada ayat ayat alquran di dinding memang dah tau islam. Yg dibazar, biasanya melayu yg banyak berjual, kalau muka cina dan india je kena tanya.
On the ground floor of Tun Abdul Aziz mosque, they have free food for break fast and also after terawih. You guys can pack some food too from there for Iftar.
Welcome to Malaysia lovely Hui couple from China. U definitely hv chosen d right destination for this ramadan period. Like to advise that u visit d Pink Mosque which is d principal mosque at Putrajaya by d Lake. Although I m not a Muslim but I enjoyed getting a tour around there last year n there was a guide from China who speaks mandarin. U can google for more info. Enjoy yr stay n Selamat Berpuasa.
Jemputlah dia org ke rumah untuk berbuka puasa sebagai pengalaman jarang kita melihat tourist muslim china melancong ke mlysia..
org tak kna diorg2 plak xnk buat kwn dgn local..klu bertegur spa gerenti ada yg jmput ke umh.
@@Duka-b3wwoo bayaha . Tak psal2 Jadi kes Nanti . Jumpa melayu perogol,penyamun mampus
Ada ramai Chinese Muslim datang Malaysia sebenarnya..cuma yg diorng ni yg paling popular uploads dlm YT 😊
baik nya smpai palawa berbuka puasa di rumah
Kalau aku amati Pasti Suaminya orang Uighur Xinjiang bisa dilihat dari wajah istrinya mungkin orang Chinese Mualaf pasti....
Mungkin karena Uighur Xinjiang nilai Islam disekat Disana jadi pemahaman tentang Islam kurang banyak disana.. betul Perlu ada pendampingan ajak mereka ini berdua.. seharusnya kalau jumpa jadikan Tourguide
Genuinely happy for you two! as a person who born and raised in muslim majority country, these ramadan experience and atmosphere is something we always miss when the month is passed. Ramadan always bringing back our childhood memories, we also have going-back-home tradition every eid al-fitr, so we will back to our hometown to see our elders... i'm very very happy to see your excitement over small things we usually have, glad to share this ramadan moments with you guys! I hope more people from muslim minority places can experience this too🥺 ramadan mubarak, mr Ma and viona jie!❤
Yah mereka kakak Abang ini harus berhati-hati selama berada di malasia terlebih mencari Makanan Halal.. apalagi Malasia memang terkenal banyak Budaya Asing sampailah makanan Budaya asing dinegara Malasia.😊
@@suhanjayalian5044rasis banget lu ama Malaysia
@@suhanjayalian5044 apa hubungannya dengan komentar saya?
@@xxingxingxx manusia rasis itu Komen nya banyak tentang menghina Malaysia
@@suhanjayalian5044oiii kau ni ape???? Hasad dengki????
Semoga Allah melindungi pasangan ini sepanjang berada di Malaysia
i can feel your kind souls and your sincerity through your videos. i love how both of you are quite genuine and give your chinese muslim perspectives. i am honoured you have chosen to come to malaysia for your travelling destination. Try talking to more locals. most of us are welcoming and would be happy to bring you over to our homes and buka puasa together. Im sure you will enjoy all the conversation.
🥰🥰🥰🥰thank you~~
Ramadan bazaar is the best! and yes it starts before Iftar, so everyone can buy and bring home to break fast together. We also have many restaurants that will offer ramadan specials and most hotels will definitely do ramadan buffet during ramadan month. You can Google and see. Even non-Muslims also join in the fun. Normally what I observe in locals here, when they break fast, they will eat dates (kurma) first. You can buy from any of the supermarket. My fav is ajwa dates but we import many from Middle East. Glad to know that you are at ease here, hope you can bring your parents too and enjoy what Malaysia has to offer!
Good to have you my Brother and Sister in Malaysia during this Ramadhan. Stay safe yea 🤗☺️
the two of you are so cute & playful 👐
17:27 that the sound of the Nightjar bird "burung tukang" in Malay definitely Malay roughly translate it as a carpenter bird even tho this type of bird not actually have a nest. Mostly just stay on the ground or forest floor camouflage and blended in with the surrounding even the newly hatched chicks also hard to noticed. Only skilled eyes can noticed the difference. Which also go to women because they usually have a better eyesight in differential between any color partern. ("So they say" that why women are better at foraging and finding herb)
Welcome to Malaysia and masyaAllah, I'm very happy to hear both of you are muslim from China mainland. Hopefully both of you will enjoy along in Malaysia and it will be the best moment in our country. Assalamualaikum!
Moga ada saudara kita yang berkelapangan sudi membantu pasangan Muslim dari China ni.
So fascinating, to see Malaysia through your lens. And there are millions of Chinese in Malaysia, but I guess few are mainland China Muslims like yourselves. So you are unique for the Chinese and the Malays.
Oleh sebab itu Kakak Abang ini mereka perlu berhati-hati selama berada di malasia .. China Tiongkok di malasia akan kaget melihat mereka takutnya mereka diarahkan untuk mencoba Makanan yang tidak halal meskipun dikatakan halal.
Sudah tahu sifat China Tiongkok di malasia bagaimana apalagi melihat China Tiongkok Muslim mereka Pasti tidak percaya dan mulai membully.
Ini yang saya khawatirkan
@@suhanjayalian5044 anjing konoha xhabis2 menyalak.. seolah2 dia yg terlebih tau tentang halal di malaysia 😂😂😂
@@suhanjayalian5044Tak habis lagi soal halal.datang sini la tolong tour guide diaorang🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@suhanjayalian5044Yang patut kamu risaukan kamu tu tu bangsa Tiongkok Indonesia. Mereka Hui China boleh membaca tulisan cina, mereka tahu mana halal atau tidak. Keran mereka datang dari Yunnan, walaupun tinggal di Beijing mereka tidak biasa bergaul dengan masyarakat luar. Mereka pemalu. Tidak konfiden. Lagipun mereka tengah melatih diri mereka untuk berdikari, yakin dan berani. Mereka pernah tinggal di Russia selama 5tahun, susah mendapat makanan halal, tapi mereka berjaya aje untuk hidup. Yang kamu ni risau sangat kenapa? Kamu pikir rakyat Malaysia penipu dalam soal makanan atau d2ngan pelancong?
Die ni sllu ade kt channel yg ckp psl Malaysia,x abis² sibuk@@mahani3173
Both of you are so adventurous
Thank you for coming to Malaysia to experience Ramadan here
Malaysia is a great place
5:17 OMG! Thank you for the subtitle, otherwise I would think that it's not "so grand" but "so something else" 😱🤭
8:48 Viona looks so cute, finding halal Mala!
I hope the air (breathing-wise) has been good for you guys, Ramadan Mubarak!
So happy that you get to celebrate in a more inclusive environment! (in beautiful Malaysia)
Didn't notice that until I saw your comment hahahha
In the video, she said “气派qì pài” which mean "grand" in Chinese and not the word starting with "C" we used as a swear
@@name_mendokusaii‘m so curious about what the word starting with c means in your language😆
@@xueweina Well, it is a swear about women's genital just like “逼” in Chinese
ramadan few years ago I did mosque iftar hopping.. I think I went to about 15 different masjid for iftar during the month.. you should try to do iftar in all major mosques in KL.. its free..
Al Amber Chinese Muslim Restaurant, Unit 14, Level 1, Nexus, 7, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Halal Chinese food.. You should try..
Go to any masjid before maghrib, there will be free food for iftar. Then do maghrib prayer, isyak and even tarawikh if you want to. Many a times there will be more free food which sometimes you can take back home. Keep in the fridge. Can heat it up for sahoor at 5.00am.
Alternatively, you can explore the various Ramadhan Bazaar. Be there around 4.00pm and buy all the food for your iftar. Can buy extra and keep in fridge and heat up for sahoor later.
Some restaurants are even open at night right until before Subooh.
if you request to take away or we malaysian call it 'Tapaw" u need to say the word "ikat tepi" to the seller so they will not fully tied the plastic that contain the drinks, there's a space for you to insert the straw and drink easily.
'Tapaw' is actually from the word '打包‘, so it's something they will understand readily.
meletop terus channel dorang ni since Malaysia video. sebelum tu 30k subs je sekarang dah hampir 40k, almost 10k new subs kurang seminggu
Maybe u both can get a local friends or asking other muslims people..dont be shy becoz people in malaysian is happy to helping u both..
At the mosque they give free rice porridge, Malay special piridge
Over here, you buy your food first at the bazaar before iftar....then break your fast as the bazaar closes at iftar. If you're lucky, the masjid may have iftar served as well.
Then after tarawih, they may may have moreh served as well ie tea and sweets, kuih etc.
Jangan lupa ke Jogja, Bali, Medan, Makasar dan kota kota lainnya di indonesia
Buy a food in bazar for iftar...but buy another food and save for sahur....you dont go out time sahur only recook iftar food for sahur its more easy for you...
you guys are late to the bazaar, i want to see you guys enjoy the bazaar a little bit more as the bazaar in Malaysia is incredibly special in its own way. anyway, its fine. there is always next time !
happy ramadan
I love you guys thank you for explore Malaysia,Salam Ramadhan😉
I find this video randomly on TH-cam & love it a lot, specially from 1:52 to 16:05. I enjoy the walk you had at night on the empty street. I wish I could do that with my wife, though I'm not married yet 😀. Anyway, take love from Bangladesh & happy ramadan ❤
yusuf's english is getting better and better.. 😂😂😂
I'm very proud.(。-`ω´-)
@@oldwatchma 11:17 if you want to order drinks and drink it while walking you have to order drinks and said "Bungkus ikat tepi" so you dont have to punch hole with the straw
@@oldwatchma I believe I saw ur wife in one of ur earlier videos. That time, u guys were not married yet. U were interviewing her at a wedding. U wanted to know her thoughts about marrying to foreigners. That interview was the longest one in that video. Was that the first time u met her? 😅
@@oldwatchma yeah it is very rare for china people to learn english. good for you. we malay learn english and arab too
No,we have met 4years😂@@makcik72
Assalamualaikum.. so nice to see you both enjoyed ramadhan in KL.. much more food you got to try in Malaysia like nasi lemak, apam balik, roti john, yong tau fu, air khatira, nasi beriani, nasi kerabu and so on..
Usually for sahur & iftar, Malaysians eat their normal daily food. But there are some Ramadhan special like Bubur Lambuk, congee porridge usually given out in mosques, & Air Katira a sweet milk drink with kathira gum, basil seeds & malva nuts. For bazaar, you need to come before iftar to buy food, usually 4pm will start bazaar
Love both of you so very much....Masha'Allah ...Allah Akbar ...Ramadhan Kareem..
You guys should have any local friends to show how is it in malaysia, even just 1 day is good, most of us ordered food via food delivery order
Heres how we do it..go to bazaar first around 5-7pm and later buy what you want..eat a little..and pray maghrib first and you may eat on what you bought..at home or on the street and continue praying
Such a beautiful vibes during Ramadan ❤❤
Welcome our muslim brother n sister. Lets Malaysia be your own muslim country as well. Salam ramadhan kareem
30:05 The yellow set of sweets are called "Thong Yod" and "Foi Thong". They're made out of egg yolk. There are couple different variations of shapes of these sweets which are called differently, but mostly it's gonna be called "Thong" (gold in Thai) something.
The fruit shape sweets are called "Look Shoob", made out of mung bean cooked with coconut milk and dip with jelly.
If you wantbtobMalaysian prepsring Iftar, watch the tourit Utubers in Malaysia.
your are eatingThai cuisine,mango with gultinous covonut flovered rice.
thank you for coming to Malaysia also recording the experience in Malaysia makes us proud because through you also the country of Malaysia can become famous. In fact, your recorded video is preaching where you have spread Malaysian Islam to the eyes of the world. I hope you enjoy being in Malaysia.
Btw, you can break fast in some of the masjid. They provide iftaar.
That white thing you touch is "bubur". Rice porridge. You can get them for free from the masjid during Ramadan.
Salam from Singapore. Stay safe and enjoy your time in Malaysia. Like some of comments, Malaysia is generally safe but try to avoid dark quiet alleys as much as you can
Open the plastic string then tide it back with half, then only u can put the straw in yr drink. U cannot pick the straw on the plastic drink, cos the straw very soft. Hope u happy n have many experience during yr visit in Malaysia. Enjoy both of u very much during fasting ramadzan .
You guys went to Kampung Baru, very good 👍. The Bazaar Ramadhan open before iftar, around 5 pm to 7pm 👌
Welcome to Malaysia, i am so glad you both have a wonderful time and Ramadan month is very enjoyable, there is plenty of place to go but go out at 3 pm in the after noon so you can walk around a bit , bazar ramadan start around 3.30pm until then and all masjid usually distribute for breaking fast and its free should try the lambuk congee 😊
26:45 😅 If you're heading to the Ramadan bazaar, aim to arrive before 6:30 PM. After that, the food might be sold out, and the stalls could be closing up shop.
Kpd mana2 umat islam yg berdekatan dgn dieoang NIH jemputlh bersahur Dan bbuka ngn u all..Sian dieoang
Sibuk betul kau Indon
21:50 this place called as "Kampung Baru", this area are Malay Muslim. Just approach & speak English to them. They can understand.
I like to watch both of you. You seemed so sincere & pure. Hope only good things happen to you.
我是当地华人哈哈，建议尽量别走到寂静的巷子里，马来西亚的治安没你们想象的好，注意安全，很高兴你们喜欢马来西亚
此外尽量不要拿着贵重物品，如相机，背包在马路旁边晃，可能会被路过的摩托车抢
啊，好的，多谢提醒～☺️我之前以为会很安全
semoga bisa datang ke Labuan bajo indonesia
U guys should meet and company by local malaysiaan to explore malaysia tradition and food it can make your content more intersthing and your experince and understand with our local food
In Malaysia, we go to bazaars to buy food around 5-7 pm (it's packed with people and hot). After 7 pm, bazaar only left with desert and will be close. Also, the restaurant will be packed too because people have already booked tables and ordered food. Maghrib starts around 7 pm; [condition 1] some people will eat a meal for 30-40 minutes, then go straight for maghrib, isyak, and taraweeh. [condition 2] some people will break fast with water and kurma, then go for maghrib. After maghrib, they will eat a meal, then proceed with isyak and taraweeh. Besides that, at Masjid, you can have Iftar with the locals; they serve free food and water on a plate. You just need to be at Masjid early before the azan. After that, pray.
I am American with Pakistani-born parents and I relate to you all a lot. In my class of 90 students at university, I have 2 other friends observing Ramadan with me- but we are in a diverse area and people are very respectful and aware aH. I have only experiences a week of Ramadan in Pakistan when it was in the summer and it was wonderful (but the fasts were harder with the hot weather)
In Pakistan...female nak allow to pray in side mosque
in the US we can usually. I guess it's mostly cultural since even Makkah and Madinah have women's sections @@hazmanriess8949
@@hazmanriess8949because not enough area woman. So they prioritized men
Lots of women go to pray taraweeh in masjid. And Eid prayers. Ita not common for woman to go for jummah or daily prayers though.@hazmanriess8949
Alhamdulillah , enjoy your stay!!
You need to tell people you are tourist and muslim ..many wil then know how to help you.....because you look like local Chinese and so people expect you to already know......hope you get some guided help around Ramadan in KL....
11:30 that is not the way to do it, ask the shop to tie the drinks at the side "ikat tepi" so you can drink while you walk, At the Masjid you should pick up the free food that porridge is very nice! The Ramadan Bazaar is open daily from 4pm, and closed by 7:30 pm, you went there after it was closed, Pulut Manga is my favourite too.
Ramadan mubarak!!! I was waiting for this video!!!
Min 12:00, u supposed to tell the restaurant owner or cashier "ikat tepi" that drinks so that he can put the straw inside and tie the plastic one side with that rope.. IKAT TEPI means tie one side... anyway... hope u have enjoyed along ur vacation👍❣
Assalamwaallaikum.....welcome to Malaysia as Muslims we are heading to Allah.... Marhaban Ya Ramadhan 🎉
AllahhummasolliallaSyaiidinaMuhammad ❤️ AllahhummaSollimSollialaih ❤️
My advice to both of u, if u went to mosque/ masjid, I advise u to come earlier 1 hr before the breaking fasting cos u can have free porridge when the the mosque giving free to avery jemaah mosque to eat at the time fasting break at 18.28hrs or 7.28 pm. Both of u also can have much time at the mosque after breaking yr fasting u can joint the Imam for solat with others jemaah. That normally regular routine during breaking fasting during ramadzan in Malaysia. If u can bring some spoon and Tuppperware together with u to easy 4 u eat yr porridge. Beside that if u like to breaking yr fasting at the restoran or food places at bazaar ramadzan please also come earlier 1 hr before the breaking yr fasting, this because u can have the table earlier, otherwise u breaking yr fasting eating with no places. Hope that u both enjoy with yr fasting meal with variety of delicious food in bazaar ramadzan as well as other places . The best for u to breaking fasting ramadzan, it better at the mosque as u have earlier visit today. After the prayer u can enjoy yrself around. Take care.. N enjoy the ramadzan fasting.
7:45 yes u guys should buy/rent a motorbike at least
easy to go to "kedai" or "masjid" nearby ✌
11:15 u are doing it wrongly
"ikat mati" is for drink at home
"ikat tepi" is for drink it now
it's ok u guys will learn
don't be shy to ask the locals
they will help
these village that you mentioned are actually residential areas of the rich people, those seemingly abandoned land and unoccupied homes are very expensive property, in Malaysia we can owned lands forever and if it's owned by you no one can trespass not even the government unless you involved in some offenses
yea thats why theres so many random residential area all around KL
Found their video on celebrating eid adha then watched them got married to this video.
U both good people. Pls be safe. Take care.
Ramadhan Mubarak❤❤❤❤❤
Assalamualaikum wbt . I am very proud of having both of ypu in Malaysia Tq
Hehe 😂😂 they are so cute and really sincere and genuine reaction, it make me laugh when she take out the straw and stab to the plastic drink 😂😂😂, for non local that is always happen because when you want to takeaway drink normally the seller will full tie the drink and local call (ikat mati = tie dead ) so it easy to bring home and not spill the drink, but if you guy wanna take away and drink while walking just asked to (ikat tepi = tie the edge) it more easier to carry and drink 😂😂
If you cannot picture what i mention just google ikat mati,ikat tepi ❤❤❤❤❤
I love this couple because they are really genuine, honest and funny for their comments/reviews.
Salam ramadan to both of you. You know, you can order a grab to go around. No need to walk so much, especially you need to carry things. Everyone in Malaysia uses a car or motorbikes. Noone walks haha. Actually you two are very funny experiencing something new haha. Welcome to my country. It is the best actually with best foods. The ramadan bazaar usually start early so you have to go early.
hope to see you again coming to malaysia and enjoy you stay here in my country malaysia ya..🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia. About the bazaar u need to go before the iftar (around 5-7). And yes u can take the food on the mosque table. I wouldn't recommend you to walk especially at night at the dark road. Other than that, i think its better for you to speak chinese cus you look comfortable speaking it plus it already has a subtitles haha. Salam ramadhan
I commented from my other account that you guys are staying near my place. I had been following and subscribing to your channel for a few years already. I am elated and feels ecstatic to hear about observant, practicing muslims from Mainland China. Maybe next time we can have you for iftar or for eid, even for dinner where my small family can host you. We Malaysian muslims live in harmony with people from other religions.
Also don't forget to try...
1. Satay
2. Roti jala
3. Kuih pelita
4. Nasi Kandar
5. Tepung Talam
6. Otak Otak
7. Pasembur
8. Laksa
*Kue Pelita,, Otak-otak,, Pasembur adalah makanan khas Tradisional Indonesia* makanan itu punya nilai sejarah dan asal daerahnya di Indonesia.
Malasia seharusnya mencantumkan nama makanan itu berasal dari mana.
Dan seperti kita lihat Malasia biasanya akan menjual makanan makanan Indonesia,, karena memang di malasia tidak ada satupun makanan Lokal identitas mereka banggakan .
@@suhanjayalian5044
Kebanyakan makanan yg ada di indonesia berasal dari india bangladesh myanmar dan rohinya indonesia hanya claim makanan tersebut milik mereka...bakso, tahu asal usul dari China, tempe dari rohinya...🏃☁️..😬
@@suhanjayalian5044 kuih tepung pelita, otak-otak, pasembor itu semua makanan tradisional asal Malaysia. Hindog nesia jangan nak claim ok. Dasar Claimdonesia 😂😂😂😂
@@suhanjayalian5044Tolong masuk kelas sejarah negara juga kelas makanan. Tepung pelita asal kueh Melayu jati, semak sejarah Melayu Lingga dan Johor Riau. Pasembor makanan mamak berasal dari INDIA.
@@suhanjayalian5044kamu non muslim ya?Bulan ini kami muslim berpuasa.Kalau kamu muslim saya nasihatkan kamu di bulan ramadhan lebih baik mengumpul pahala daripada berbuat dosa dengan mencari gaduh setiap masa.Apa kamu tak punya kerja?Atau kamu memang mengambil upah untuk buat kerja bodoh begini?
in the video 30:37 that is Pulut Manga, the rice (Nasi Pulut) cook with Santan(coconut milk)+Beras Pulut(glutinous rice). with Nasi Pulut with Fresh Mango slice with Coconut Milk that already cook.
You have to make more interaction or ask the local for many things. Don't be shy, otherwise you may end up with..i don't know. Pls noted that many non halal restaurant or food stall in KL.
Come back to malaysia again, you two. And spend more time if you can. Inshallah
In the night in South East Asia such as Malaysia,Indonesia etc.The sound in the night are the sound of insect like crickets when the place not polluted by factory, that according to my opinion...🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Yes, sounds of insects and animals like birds and small mammals
4:00 good place to visit