I don't know German, but from yr gesture & excitement , i can tell you two are excited. Enjoy the varieties of food guys, just forget about putting on extra weight 😁
@@boardingaway if you come over to Sabah & Sarawak in East Malaysia(Borneo), you'll find even more diverse culture because in Sabah alone 36 different ethnics are living in harmony.I bet you'll enjoy the green forest & beautiful highlands of KUNDASANG & Mt Kinabalu to the beaches & islands here too.
@@charlesjc893 actually we have already been to Kota Kinabalu but just to learn diving. We are planning to head back for a full Borneo trip (Malalysian part) for about 30 days but we don’t know when yet. We did not hike up the mountain as it was too expensive for our budget 😕 We most likely will come to Borneo end of this year or beginning of next year. But we did love the nature around Kk ☺️☺️
@@boardingaway did you learn diving in kk, and went to those islands off kk? Then you must have not been to semporna and sipadan island. Now that you can dive, you should definitely plan for sipadan island the next time you visit east malaysia/sabah. You'd probably forget phuket 😬
Welcome to Malaysia! Thank you for the positive words on Kuala Lumpur. If/Since you like architecture or building, do visit Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia.
@@boardingaway Fantastic! Thank God for the auto-generated English subtitles. That’s how I was able to understand what the two of you were saying in the KL video. :)
@@AdiAfzalAhmad we will re-do them when the video hits 1k. The auto-generated ones are good but not spotless. We did that with all the Bangkok videos as well ☺️ we love to have you on board 🫶
You will need 1 full day there at least. Rent a bike better so you can see more places. There are a few huge gardens (parks) that are very beautiful. You will love it.
Guten tag. _Selamat datang,_ Willkommen to KL/malaysia. Sorry this is the 1st time I see your video, even though I have noticed that you already have at least 1 other video on malaysia. Great to have you 2 vibrant, energetic and bubbly lovebirds going around exploring KL. And big _terima kasih_ for the many lovely compliments! Be safe and have a truly enjoyable time! 👍
@@boardingaway have you been to _kampung baru_ which is a traditional local malay residence within the heart of the city, it is a walking distance (for tourists, not for locals who are like me though haha) from the klcc, in fact if it's the evening, there is a beautifully lit up bridge that connects the two sides called _pintasan saloma_ which is also an instagram spot. In _kampung baru_ you can enjoy lots of traditional malay food, from breakfast/lunch common to the malays like _nasi lemak_ which is the country's proclaimed national dish, try one at _restoran wanjo,_ as well as _nasi dagang_ and _laksam_ which you should try at _restoran kak som._ For lunch, there is _nasi campur_ which you should try at _restoran chunburi_ right at where the street forks, you get a plate of white rice from the staff then you add whatever protein (chicken/beef/fish/prawn/squid/cockle, etc) and veges, even sides, that you want, each priced differently. I think rice + 1 protein item + 1 helping of vege would cost about 8 ringgit. Note that if you don't eat much rice you can ask the staff for "half nasi" (½ rice). Drinks maybe you try _teh O ais limau_ (lemon iced tea, where the letter O in malaysian drinks mean without milk) which i think may be 3 ringgit? Also at the same restaurant (I believe it only opens around noon for lunch onward and not in the morning for breakfast) you can sample some traditional malay _kuih_ which is a huge variety of traditional snacks, I personally think this is a must for tourists especially if you like sweet snacks (I didn't miss scottish tablets when visiting edinburgh, stroopwafels when in amsterdam, etc). Here I recommend trying _kuih tepung pelita, kuih kochi, lompat tikam,_ and also the sweet _bubur_ (porridges) _bubur jagung_ (corn) and _bubur kacang_ (green/mung beans). If you want to view the lit up _pintasan saloma_ then you can also go for affordable simple seafood dinner at _restoran suraya seafood_ where you can have a plate of rice, plus maybe _ikan_ (fish) _kerapu/siakap_ steamed, or if you like it hot (chilli hot) then go for _tiga rasa_ (three flavors - hot, sour and sweet) and get a plate of veges too, these will be for 2 persons and cost about 20 euros. Also, you cannot miss their snack _pulut mangga_ which is steamed glutinous rice eaten with slices of ripe mango, and flooded with thick creamy coconut milk, yum! 😋 Btw _restoran wanjo, restoran kak som, restoran suraya seafood, and restoran chunburi_ are all within a few doors away from each other in the same street. Lastly, I recommend you get avocado shake, but I don't remember the name of the eatery, it's not far at all from _restoran kak som and suraya seafood,_ should be in between the two but on the other side of the street. That is also yummy! 😋 If you don't like it too sweet you can ask them to make it _kurang manis_ (less sweet) Have fun! 👍
@@boardingaway you better! Haha. It took me a good 10-15 minutes to come up with that write up from memory 😅 Oh talking about memory, most of these were from pre covid, but I think now you can still find it at least 70-80% the same
Kuala Lumpur ist aufjedenfall eine spannende Stadt. Zu Silvester waren wir aber in Phuket. Silvester am Strand war schon immer mein (Clara‘s) Traum. Und 10 nach 12 waren wir auch die Ersten im Meer🤫😂
Vielen Dank für die Eindrücke aus Kuala Lumpur 🥰 Hab vieles positives darüber gehört. Denke aber 3-4 Tage reichen vollkommen aus für die Stadt oder was sagt ihr?
@@shamfulzamriaf share some tips please. We’re coming back to KL tomorrow and can’t wait to dig deeper into the city! Maybe send us a voice message on IG if you don’t mind 🥰
@@boardingaway don't forget to try ramly burger " Malaysian infamous street burger " this is a must vlog video, Malaysians love watching foreigners trying ramly burger, and make sure the title is in english.
Hey, Indien steht definitiv auf unserer Bucketlist, wo wir irgendwann mal hinwollen. Alleine schon aufgrund des Essens und der super spannenden Kultur. Aaaber ist definitiv nicht in naher Zukunft geplant. Momentan sind wir mit super viel Gepäck unterwegs und in Indien wollen wir sehr sehr lightweigt und flexibel sein, am Besten nur 1 Rucksack pro Person. 😅 Daher können wir da kein versprechen für eine Zeit machen. ☺️
It's a big and tedious job for vloggers to further write their own subtitles on top of having to edit hours of several video shots, I truly understand that. Therefore since youtube has provided the automatic subtitle feature, I strongly urge viewers including myself to use this if the vlogger does not add their own subtitles. For those who may not know how, click on the setting (wheel/gear) button, then on the drop down menu click captions, then click auto translate, then click english, voila! 👍
Wow welcome to KL Malaysia 🇲🇾🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍
terima kasih 🫶
I don't know German, but from yr gesture & excitement , i can tell you two are excited.
Enjoy the varieties of food guys, just forget about putting on extra weight 😁
We do like food so that won’t be a problem ☺️ but we are very excited too get to know the culture here
@@boardingaway if you come over to Sabah & Sarawak in East Malaysia(Borneo), you'll find even more diverse culture because in Sabah alone 36 different ethnics are living in harmony.I bet you'll enjoy the green forest & beautiful highlands of KUNDASANG & Mt Kinabalu to the beaches & islands here too.
@@charlesjc893 actually we have already been to Kota Kinabalu but just to learn diving. We are planning to head back for a full Borneo trip (Malalysian part) for about 30 days but we don’t know when yet. We did not hike up the mountain as it was too expensive for our budget 😕 We most likely will come to Borneo end of this year or beginning of next year. But we did love the nature around Kk ☺️☺️
@@boardingaway did you learn diving in kk, and went to those islands off kk? Then you must have not been to semporna and sipadan island. Now that you can dive, you should definitely plan for sipadan island the next time you visit east malaysia/sabah. You'd probably forget phuket 😬
@@jonmath4182 oh yes we will come for Sipadan to dive, definitely! We need to get our advanced first but then we will head there 😍
Welcome to Malaysia! Thank you for the positive words on Kuala Lumpur. If/Since you like architecture or building, do visit Putrajaya, the administrative capital of Malaysia.
We have never heard of that place! Thanks for the recommendation, we will definitely head there in the next weeks then 🫶
@@boardingaway Fantastic! Thank God for the auto-generated English subtitles. That’s how I was able to understand what the two of you were saying in the KL video. :)
@@AdiAfzalAhmad we will re-do them when the video hits 1k. The auto-generated ones are good but not spotless. We did that with all the Bangkok videos as well ☺️ we love to have you on board 🫶
You will need 1 full day there at least. Rent a bike better so you can see more places. There are a few huge gardens (parks) that are very beautiful. You will love it.
@@diahiskandarbinmohamadjani7674 will do. Thank you guys so much 🫶
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in KL, Malaysia.
U guys had captured some of d most amazing footages of KLCC n d Petronas Twin Towers. Absolutely beautiful.
@@Yasin_Affandi thank you, we do have some more. We can send you the files. Message us on IG ☺️
@@boardingaway Thank u. 😁
Guten tag. _Selamat datang,_ Willkommen to KL/malaysia. Sorry this is the 1st time I see your video, even though I have noticed that you already have at least 1 other video on malaysia. Great to have you 2 vibrant, energetic and bubbly lovebirds going around exploring KL. And big _terima kasih_ for the many lovely compliments! Be safe and have a truly enjoyable time! 👍
You guys are sooo awesome!! we truly love your comments! 🥺 terima kasih
Do you have some other tips on what to do and see in KL? ☺️
@@boardingaway have you been to _kampung baru_ which is a traditional local malay residence within the heart of the city, it is a walking distance (for tourists, not for locals who are like me though haha) from the klcc, in fact if it's the evening, there is a beautifully lit up bridge that connects the two sides called _pintasan saloma_ which is also an instagram spot.
In _kampung baru_ you can enjoy lots of traditional malay food, from breakfast/lunch common to the malays like _nasi lemak_ which is the country's proclaimed national dish, try one at _restoran wanjo,_ as well as _nasi dagang_ and _laksam_ which you should try at _restoran kak som._
For lunch, there is _nasi campur_ which you should try at _restoran chunburi_ right at where the street forks, you get a plate of white rice from the staff then you add whatever protein (chicken/beef/fish/prawn/squid/cockle, etc) and veges, even sides, that you want, each priced differently. I think rice + 1 protein item + 1 helping of vege would cost about 8 ringgit. Note that if you don't eat much rice you can ask the staff for "half nasi" (½ rice). Drinks maybe you try _teh O ais limau_ (lemon iced tea, where the letter O in malaysian drinks mean without milk) which i think may be 3 ringgit?
Also at the same restaurant (I believe it only opens around noon for lunch onward and not in the morning for breakfast) you can sample some traditional malay _kuih_ which is a huge variety of traditional snacks, I personally think this is a must for tourists especially if you like sweet snacks (I didn't miss scottish tablets when visiting edinburgh, stroopwafels when in amsterdam, etc). Here I recommend trying _kuih tepung pelita, kuih kochi, lompat tikam,_ and also the sweet _bubur_ (porridges) _bubur jagung_ (corn) and _bubur kacang_ (green/mung beans).
If you want to view the lit up _pintasan saloma_ then you can also go for affordable simple seafood dinner at _restoran suraya seafood_ where you can have a plate of rice, plus maybe _ikan_ (fish) _kerapu/siakap_ steamed, or if you like it hot (chilli hot) then go for _tiga rasa_ (three flavors - hot, sour and sweet) and get a plate of veges too, these will be for 2 persons and cost about 20 euros. Also, you cannot miss their snack _pulut mangga_ which is steamed glutinous rice eaten with slices of ripe mango, and flooded with thick creamy coconut milk, yum! 😋
Btw _restoran wanjo, restoran kak som, restoran suraya seafood, and restoran chunburi_ are all within a few doors away from each other in the same street.
Lastly, I recommend you get avocado shake, but I don't remember the name of the eatery, it's not far at all from _restoran kak som and suraya seafood,_ should be in between the two but on the other side of the street. That is also yummy! 😋 If you don't like it too sweet you can ask them to make it _kurang manis_ (less sweet)
Have fun! 👍
@@jonmath4182 oh wow thank you so much for that. We gonna try as much as we can ☺️
@@boardingaway you better! Haha. It took me a good 10-15 minutes to come up with that write up from memory 😅
Oh talking about memory, most of these were from pre covid, but I think now you can still find it at least 70-80% the same
Hai dude.. welcome to Malaysia hope your guys enjoy in Malaysia and my suggestion pls put subtitles hehehe..✌️✌️🙌
You can set automatic English subtitles in TH-cam 🫶
Welcome to malaysia 🤗
We are glad to be here ☺️
Wir können es nicht abwarten nach Kuala Lumpur zu kommen! Silvester ist immer besonders in neuen Städten oder ?
Kuala Lumpur ist aufjedenfall eine spannende Stadt. Zu Silvester waren wir aber in Phuket. Silvester am Strand war schon immer mein (Clara‘s) Traum. Und 10 nach 12 waren wir auch die Ersten im Meer🤫😂
Vielen Dank für die Eindrücke aus Kuala Lumpur 🥰 Hab vieles positives darüber gehört. Denke aber 3-4 Tage reichen vollkommen aus für die Stadt oder was sagt ihr?
Jaa, das reicht locker. ☺️
If you're planning to visit touristic places then yes. If you want to explore deeper you need at least four weeks 😜
@@shamfulzamriaf share some tips please. We’re coming back to KL tomorrow and can’t wait to dig deeper into the city! Maybe send us a voice message on IG if you don’t mind 🥰
@@boardingaway don't forget to try ramly burger " Malaysian infamous street burger " this is a must vlog video, Malaysians love watching foreigners trying ramly burger, and make sure the title is in english.
@@shamfulzamriaf we would love to! But we are vegetarian, is there a place that sells a vegan/ veggie version?
Welcome
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denkt ihr auch darüber nach, nach Indien zu reisen? Das wäre super interessant euch dort zu erleben ❤
Hey, Indien steht definitiv auf unserer Bucketlist, wo wir irgendwann mal hinwollen. Alleine schon aufgrund des Essens und der super spannenden Kultur. Aaaber ist definitiv nicht in naher Zukunft geplant. Momentan sind wir mit super viel Gepäck unterwegs und in Indien wollen wir sehr sehr lightweigt und flexibel sein, am Besten nur 1 Rucksack pro Person. 😅
Daher können wir da kein versprechen für eine Zeit machen. ☺️
Nice vlog. It would be great to include English subtitle to expand your viewership, if you don't mind 😊
Do you mean with directly into the video or with TH-cam subtitles? What would you prefer?
@@boardingaway Like many other travel vloggers, they overlay subtitles in the video which are good enough.
@@honeycheesepotatochips4008 we will figure out how to do that 🥰
It's a big and tedious job for vloggers to further write their own subtitles on top of having to edit hours of several video shots, I truly understand that.
Therefore since youtube has provided the automatic subtitle feature, I strongly urge viewers including myself to use this if the vlogger does not add their own subtitles.
For those who may not know how, click on the setting (wheel/gear) button, then on the drop down menu click captions, then click auto translate, then click english, voila! 👍
@@jonmath4182 🥹🥹🥹
Hi Welcome to Malaysia must visit genting highlands ty
Thanks for the tip. We also put it in our list to do!! ☺️☺️
We are here just now and we love it!!! Do you have some other tips? ☺️
Das isr mein Lieblings snack
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The NY of south east asia
Ah, good to know we thought it’s from all of Asia 😊
@@boardingaway if you say that hk, Korea, Japan, China will be angry
@boarding away China, south Korea, dubai, USA have the most skyscrapers on earth. Next is Malaysia. We can safely say south east asia.
Welcome
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