The locals speak English very well without strong accents. All the food you tried looked so delicious and the place looks clean. Impressed with Kuala Lumpur.
Most Malaysian under 60 years old can converse in english. Whenever you come across with people who are unable to speak English, most probably they are foreigner who work in Malaysia, either in restaurant, street food, local industries, labour, cleaner, etc.
Again can't tell you enough how much I appreciate the continuity. You ended the last one walking into the hotel and pick up starting this one checking in, love it. It's like you guys aren't going to miss anything 👍
Hi Terry, I am the Vietnam veteran who lives in Sebastian Florida. I love your videos. You were saving me a bucket of money because I feel like I’m in the country with you. I feel you are the best blogger on TH-cam for adventure trips I am originally from the Bronx, New York sorry about the Yankees. Have a great trip and thank you once again for these great videos love love love it thank you again. God bless safe. Return home.
Hi Richard, I remember you brother and appreciate not only your kind words but most importantly your incredible service. Thank you for your encouragement my friend and for joining me on these adventures. Onward and Upward!
Nice video again Barefoot👍 Plenty action there at night, and a lot of different food. I like to go there again, maybe next year. Enjoy yourself, regards from Holland🇳🇱🇺🇲
Welcome to our beautiful Country Malaysia! 1st of all, in Malaysia please avoid to drink alcohol in open space, this is to respect the muslim locals (the norm) even non-Muslim local they will never do that, they only drink in close place like bars or restaurant.(this are the biggest difference between local and foreigners, and the reason we can live together in harmony for ages). However in bukit bintang people don't mind you to drink in public because the place are surrounded with bars. And the vendor/sellers/customer most are foreigners, we local malaysian don't go there. If you saw woman with headscarf maybe they're Indonesian. Even the local Chinese and Indian (malaysian) don't eat there. This is because bukit bintang known as tourist attraction spot. 2nd we malaysian have a different English accent, and we local will speak with smile and the warmth welcome, usually we will greet with 'apa khabar' means how are you, or 'selamat datang' means welcome, and closing with 'terima kasih' means thank you... Please learn this MAGIC word if you what to experience pleasant conversation with the locals. If you stay longer and interrect more with local you will feel the differences. BTW most malaysian love to stay at home and chill with our family members...😂 3rd sorry to say(no offence), but the first food that you eat from the video is not even a malaysian food, and I believe all the food that you eat in the video are not our authentic malaysian dish. I would recommend you to go masjid Jamek night market if you what to experience the true malaysian cuisine, and most are Halal food due to most the seller and customers are malay muslim. You can search in YT, as there is so many vlog traveller hunt for local food around KL. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia..!!! ❤ Peace 🇲🇾
The awesome thing about M’sia is the diversity and confluence of multi ethnic cultures. I totally agree with you that the night market street experience in KL is right at the top, even amongst other Asian cities. You’re also gob smack right at the epicenter of all the night market happenings in Bukit Bintang. It’s chaotic but that’s where the fun is! I read there’s another happening night market scene at TRX, haven’t been there yet myself 😅. Anyone can shed some light on this?
Malaysia has become a place of choice for many foreign workers in Asia looking for work.. the average in your video is foreign workers.. and in Malaysia most Malaysians can speak English because it has become an important subject in Malaysian schools, science and mathematics subjects are also in English in primary school Malaysia.. I hope you can communicate with them well and enjoy the truly Asian Malaysia..
Putting aside all these comments, you are my new hero Sir. Only in TH-cam since 2019 and a massive 80K subscriber. You are dry, straight forward and a little insensitive like most Americans but that is the world. Like Gump used to say, life is a box of chocolate (and chocolates are bittersweet).
You're in the city that never sleeps, Kuala Lumpur dude...don't sound like you're so surprised to hear that the foodstreet in Alor Street closes at 3am. And yes, you can drink along the streets as long as you don't misbehave after a few. Lol😂😂😂
Good video, such a variety of food and so respectful the onlookers around the band , well done dancing and showing it at same time ! that scallion meal looked good !
In South East Asia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand have the best foods. I'm going to Kuala Lumpur in January and staying in Bukit Bintang area too.
The stick of barbeque lamb meat that you ate is call satay. Normally, they have beef, lamb and chicken. For chicken wings, the popular shop that sells it is known as Wong Ah Wah. Walk around first before you decides where to eat. Select the stall later. There is a popular smoke stringray fish that you should try.
@@irishque I was not sure either. I guess the big difference with Malaysian Satay is that we do not put salt, black pepper or any other condiments on the roasted meat. We also eat Satay with a dipping gravy made from grounded peanuts.
there are few states nearby kuala lumpur such as selangor , negeri sembilan, perak. You can visit those states if you want to explore more local foods and local people also local vibes. Kuala Lumpur is a busy city but for new visitors, you can enjoy the main city first before going to the other states. Just for your info, Malaysia have 14 states including kuala lumpur. All the states have their own uniqueness.
Southern Thailand states used to be part of Malay sultanates included Phuket, Patani, Krabi, etc until 1909 Anglo -Siamese Treaty that separate Malay states in Southern Thailand given to Thailand and Malay Peninsular to British. So majority of people in Southern Thailand are Malay and Muslims, and of course mixed with Thai Siamese and Thai Chinese. In Malaysia we also have Siamese ethnic mostly in northern part of Malaysia who prefer to stay in Malaysian part after the Treaty until today and became Malaysians. Most Malays are mixed blood of Malay, Indonesian, Filipino, Chinese, Indian, Arab, Thai, European etc hence you can see Malay with oriental features and light skin colour and some with darker and looks like Indian or Arab or Latinos.
Those lala and chicken wings are best serve with beer... There's a famous hokkien mee inside petaling street too near Hong Leong bank.. Miss the old days working nearby bukit bintang..
Another awesome barefoot adventure. The food looked amazing and that barefoot neon sign was the cherry on top! onward and upward my friend stay safe out there.
for info, all the workers or traders are immigrants from Myanmar, Bangladesh, Indonesia. None of them are local. BTW I am a local from KL. And I dare say that the tourists in Bukit Bintang or KLCC are foreigners. Local people are all sitting at home with their families. So if you want to judge local people, that's not the place
Who’s judging people ? what’s wrong with them ? & Who care about your warebout 😅 you sound very delusional superior and ignorant these worker and tourists are helping build your economy please stay home 😂
.come on muhammad i malay im muslim.. Let them enjoy their life.. Them our guess.. Nobody judge on us.. For all worker and foregner thank you for making malaysian alive... Anjoy your self man.. Wellcome to the land of the 9 king malaysia..
What’s wrong with you Muhammad…people are people. There’s no need to get worked up over one’s honest opinion. They work, interact and make frens like normal people. When they interact they form opinions. Immigrants or locals they are part of what Msia is. Without immigrants KL would be 2/3 empty..it’s not KL anymore. It’s them that allows u to spend your nite with your family.
Know what mate? I'm Malaysian living in Malaysia and your video somehow gets me damn excited to tag along for the ride. To explore my own country, of all things! Now if that's not what resonate means, I don't know what does !!
Nice video. Mostly or almost all jalan alor food stalls are non halal. Tasty for non Muslim. Opposite of this place has some good arabian restaurant 👍🏽
Hey, its me again . just wanted to say that even though you might not get a ton of detailed information from the people you ask, you still manage to capture the essence of the places you visit! Just a friendly reminder to be extra careful with your belongings, especially your money. And don’t feel down if things don’t go exactly as you expect-stay positive and enjoy the experience! I'm here to help if you need any tips while you're exploring. Keep up the great work ❤
Hi Jean!! Of course I remember you!! You're in the new video titled "Kuala Lumpur: Outside the Tourist Zone. Our clip is near the end of the vlog in the coming attractions. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/2e81W2CPhZA/w-d-xo.html It was great meeting you. Take care and stay in touch
Hello...im hairul from sarawak...i see u like to drink...then i would suggest u to come to sarawak...The other part of Malaysia that is situated on the island of borneo....here we have our local iban drink that we call tuak...n if u come here at the end of the month of May...ull be in for a treat coz we, Sarawakian, celebrated Gawai and there will be a lot of booze and tuak for everyone 😊
My drinking is often misconstrued because I tend to include it in almost every vlog, especially searching for the popular local brew or spirit. In reality I don't drink as much as it may seem.
Hey Terry Wakiki,Hawaii reminds me of Malaysia,Philiphinrs an Thailand. I was bored of Miami so I ended moving Hawaii. Call it the Asian Persausion.I been walking thru the Shoping plaza. This placr has change in 30 years. You sound so much like an Brookynite!!😅 Kim Petras These Coconuts song.
Dude, 95% of the food in this video aren’t even Malaysian food. Here is a short list of popular authentic Malaysian dishes for you to try out... Nasi Lemak, Nasi Kandar, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Goreng Kampung, Char Kuey Teow, Asam Laksa, Curry Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Banana Leaf Rice, Wantan Mee, Ramly Burger, Popiah, Indian Rojak, Fruit Rojak, Dry Chilli Pan Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Hokkien Mee, Mee Jawa, Mee Rebus, Prawn Mee, Kam Heong Seafood/Meat, Salted Egg Seafood/Meat, Belacan Fried Chicken, Otah-otah, Pork Noodle Soup, Beef Noodle Soup, Seafood Masak Lemak, Yam Rice, Marmite Chicken/Pork, Ikan (fish) Patin Tempoyak, Yong Tau Foo, Hotplate Yee Mee, Acar-acar, Mee Hoon Kueh (hand-torn noodle soup), Kangkung Belacan, Petai Prawn. There are lots more. I am just lazy to type em all out. 😂😂😂. Enjoy your time in Malaysia mate. 🍻🍻🍻
Terry Great video, in Europe they say " Heineken refreshes parts other beers cannot reach" .....to see your mood change in the hotel bar was hilarious ...thats why alcohol was invented !!!!! Enjoy a fantastic city and country - Patrick
FYI ..mostly in KL area or the suburb, the shop asistant or the workers are immigrants.Even the guy who sold you *the grilled beef* is an immigrant .We called that grilled beef/chicken/lambs as *satay* which is quite popular in South East Asia espexially in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei n Indonesia .Dont get confuse tho because most locals aint *wandering* or *meandering* at mid nite except to those who are working especially in the weekdays .
Other than Nasi Lemak, I suggest you to try our local burger call “Ramly Burger”!! You can get it at any random stall near you. Hope you like it cause we Malaysian love it!! 😋👍🏻
Hahaha. A fun night you had for sure. Those that you tried to speak to are mostly foreign workers which do not speak much of English. That was why their responses were a little shy and kind of ignorant. Please do not blame them. When you travel more in the city and perhaps a little outskirts, you'll meet more locals which are more provision in English. Then you'll obtain more responses and interactions. Enjoy your experience in Malaysia. You'll leave the country smiling with warmth and sweet memories. Bless you. Cheers.
It's always my privilege when anyone is kind enough to speak with me on camera, wherever they may be from and whatever language they may speak. After all, I'm conversing with them in my native language in their country and they are kind to engage me. Thanks my friend
Congrats on 80k subs Terry. Maybe you'll hit the big 100k by the end of the year!! If so, maybe we should all celebrate back home with the army. That is, if you intend to ever come back lol.
In Malaysia, there are a few million foreign workers (from Nepal, Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, etc). Some may not speak English unless they are educated. They mostly work in the service industry - cleaners, restaurant helpers, security guards, etc. Indians might speak some English but rarely the Nepalese, Indons, Bangladeshi.
Since Muslims don't drink alcohol, there's no word for CHEERS in Malay language. Only the Chinese has a word for Cheers, ie. Yam Seng. Being multi-cutural, there is not restrictions on others drinking beer or alcohol.
Malaysia’s immigration policies present significant challenges for expatriates aiming to settle in the country, while simultaneously allowing thousands of low-wage workers to entering the country in bundles. This influx brings diverse cultures and behaviors, some of which have positive impacts, while others may be less desirable. Properties that attract such tenants often face difficulties in achieving capital gains, as the presence of low-wage worker communities can sometimes affect the property’s perceived value and appeal to potential buyers. It is what it is.
Literally, when I saw you munching the chicken wings. It’s a finger lickiń good. So I ate the left over lechon with a San Miguel beer. Cheers! Mate. Great video Terry.
Hilarious. Couldn't read/see the street signs in the previous video, and in this video, the first meal is clearly mongolian as the sign says!! But great presentation style. Love it.
Great vlog as always! You still rolling w the Pocket 3? Even while you were eating at the table? I’m struggling w the gimbal and focusing. Prob just easier w a Action 4 on a stick ha Anyway, I check into Grand Center Terminal 21 Dec 6 thanks to your vid, live it up for a few days and then head to hood ha 🤜 🤛
I struggled with the gimbal. It's all about the setting. Make sure you have it on the setting (can't remember which one) that keeps the gimbal stable as you're filming. Also, there was a recent software update that helps with this issue. Safe travels
@ “There he is” ha! I love it when you say that to random people. Ty, I’ll mess with it. It’s just tough in selfie mode and then to angle it to add the other person in the frame when engaging. The quality is great and I appreciate your feedback. I’m backtracking on your Thailand adventures, just know I watch all your vids and def one of my fav vloggers. Safe travels, onward and upward
Beautiful Diverse Country! That’s what PEACE and LOVE is all about!
Love this vlog!!!
Thanks mamaraider
The locals speak English very well without strong accents. All the food you tried looked so delicious and the place looks clean. Impressed with Kuala Lumpur.
Most Malaysian under 60 years old can converse in english. Whenever you come across with people who are unable to speak English, most probably they are foreigner who work in Malaysia, either in restaurant, street food, local industries, labour, cleaner, etc.
Again can't tell you enough how much I appreciate the continuity. You ended the last one walking into the hotel and pick up starting this one checking in, love it. It's like you guys aren't going to miss anything 👍
Thanks for picking up on that brother. Sometimes there's method to my madness
yes... it is very imformative its looks like i been there but not haha.. thanks for this vidio
Hi Terry, I am the Vietnam veteran who lives in Sebastian Florida. I love your videos. You were saving me a bucket of money because I feel like I’m in the country with you. I feel you are the best blogger on TH-cam for adventure trips I am originally from the Bronx, New York sorry about the Yankees. Have a great trip and thank you once again for these great videos love love love it thank you again. God bless safe. Return home.
Hi Richard, I remember you brother and appreciate not only your kind words but most importantly your incredible service. Thank you for your encouragement my friend and for joining me on these adventures. Onward and Upward!
you are friendly and respectful to everyone keep up the good work Terry
My namesake, thank you brother that means a lot
i can't believe i watched all 46min video, it's good, keep it up.
Thanks for sticking around
Nice video again Barefoot👍
Plenty action there at night, and a lot of different food. I like to go there again, maybe next year. Enjoy yourself, regards from Holland🇳🇱🇺🇲
Thanks my friend
Jalan Alor open every night and is mostly visited by tourists, so the food prices are quite expensive compared to other street food in KL
Welcome to our beautiful Country Malaysia!
1st of all, in Malaysia please avoid to drink alcohol in open space, this is to respect the muslim locals (the norm) even non-Muslim local they will never do that, they only drink in close place like bars or restaurant.(this are the biggest difference between local and foreigners, and the reason we can live together in harmony for ages).
However in bukit bintang people don't mind you to drink in public because the place are surrounded with bars. And the vendor/sellers/customer most are foreigners, we local malaysian don't go there. If you saw woman with headscarf maybe they're Indonesian. Even the local Chinese and Indian (malaysian) don't eat there. This is because bukit bintang known as tourist attraction spot.
2nd we malaysian have a different English accent, and we local will speak with smile and the warmth welcome, usually we will greet with 'apa khabar' means how are you, or 'selamat datang' means welcome, and closing with 'terima kasih' means thank you... Please learn this MAGIC word if you what to experience pleasant conversation with the locals. If you stay longer and interrect more with local you will feel the differences. BTW most malaysian love to stay at home and chill with our family members...😂
3rd sorry to say(no offence), but the first food that you eat from the video is not even a malaysian food, and I believe all the food that you eat in the video are not our authentic malaysian dish.
I would recommend you to go masjid Jamek night market if you what to experience the true malaysian cuisine, and most are Halal food due to most the seller and customers are malay muslim.
You can search in YT, as there is so many vlog traveller hunt for local food around KL. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia..!!! ❤ Peace 🇲🇾
Thank you for the detailed info my friend🙏
Yes agree with u..
No1 what she said is true.. Malaysia is a country with unequal rights.. equality is only a portrait in Malaysia..
The awesome thing about M’sia is the diversity and confluence of multi ethnic cultures. I totally agree with you that the night market street experience in KL is right at the top, even amongst other Asian cities. You’re also gob smack right at the epicenter of all the night market happenings in Bukit Bintang. It’s chaotic but that’s where the fun is!
I read there’s another happening night market scene at TRX, haven’t been there yet myself 😅. Anyone can shed some light on this?
Nice video. I was on the fence but after watching this video i'm definitely going to go check it out. Good job Terry.....
Malaysia has become a place of choice for many foreign workers in Asia looking for work.. the average in your video is foreign workers.. and in Malaysia most Malaysians can speak English because it has become an important subject in Malaysian schools, science and mathematics subjects are also in English in primary school Malaysia.. I hope you can communicate with them well and enjoy the truly Asian Malaysia..
Putting aside all these comments, you are my new hero Sir. Only in TH-cam since 2019 and a massive 80K subscriber. You are dry, straight forward and a little insensitive like most Americans but that is the world. Like Gump used to say, life is a box of chocolate (and chocolates are bittersweet).
Well said Dharma, thanks for joining me on these journeys🙏
@BarefootVlogger Thanks. Take care always.
Amazing video !!!!
Very interesting and entertaining Terry . Lots of smiles to be had in Malaysia 🙂
Enjoyable content, I can't believe your channel is not much bigger.
Thank you my friend. It's got you that's all that matters
Come to borneo sir, sabah especially.😊
I will plan on it thank you!
You're in the city that never sleeps, Kuala Lumpur dude...don't sound like you're so surprised to hear that the foodstreet in Alor Street closes at 3am. And yes, you can drink along the streets as long as you don't misbehave after a few. Lol😂😂😂
Sabah is part of Borneo annexed by Malaysia. The other part of Borneo annexed by Malaysia is Sarawak.
Always interesting with their food. You’re very friendly to them and them to you.
Welcome to mlysia uncle.have nice day..hope ur enjoy evrythng in mlysia..
Thanks for the warm welcome🙏
Good video, such a variety of food and so respectful the onlookers around the band , well done dancing and showing it at same time ! that scallion meal looked good !
Thank you my friend.
Welcome to our beautiful Malaysia 🇲🇾 😘😘❤
It is beautiful, thank you! 🙏
In South East Asia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand have the best foods. I'm going to Kuala Lumpur in January and staying in Bukit Bintang area too.
The stick of barbeque lamb meat that you ate is call satay. Normally, they have beef, lamb and chicken. For chicken wings, the popular shop that sells it is known as Wong Ah Wah. Walk around first before you decides where to eat. Select the stall later. There is a popular smoke stringray fish that you should try.
Good advice
Thats def not satay its mongolian barbeque u could see from the sign
@@irishque I was not sure either. I guess the big difference with Malaysian Satay is that we do not put salt, black pepper or any other condiments on the roasted meat. We also eat Satay with a dipping gravy made from grounded peanuts.
@@zam023 why not sure just look at the stall's name its NOT satay
there is no paprika on satay 😂😂😂 i am dying hereee… it looks like there isnt even a hint of lemongrass, which is key ingredient in satay
Thanks again Terry for the great video. 👍👍👍😁
there are few states nearby kuala lumpur such as selangor , negeri sembilan, perak. You can visit those states if you want to explore more local foods and local people also local vibes. Kuala Lumpur is a busy city but for new visitors, you can enjoy the main city first before going to the other states. Just for your info, Malaysia have 14 states including kuala lumpur. All the states have their own uniqueness.
I didn't expect you to bust into a dance break 40min into the video lmao. Great stuff, have fun in Malaysia
Southern Thailand states used to be part of Malay sultanates included Phuket, Patani, Krabi, etc until 1909 Anglo -Siamese Treaty that separate Malay states in Southern Thailand given to Thailand and Malay Peninsular to British. So majority of people in Southern Thailand are Malay and Muslims, and of course mixed with Thai Siamese and Thai Chinese. In Malaysia we also have Siamese ethnic mostly in northern part of Malaysia who prefer to stay in Malaysian part after the Treaty until today and became Malaysians. Most Malays are mixed blood of Malay, Indonesian, Filipino, Chinese, Indian, Arab, Thai, European etc hence you can see Malay with oriental features and light skin colour and some with darker and looks like Indian or Arab or Latinos.
Those lala and chicken wings are best serve with beer... There's a famous hokkien mee inside petaling street too near Hong Leong bank.. Miss the old days working nearby bukit bintang..
Go n try Ramly Burger stall at end of Jalan Alor. Excellent for your nite snacks
15:12 Those grilled meat on sticks you ate..the dish is called "Satay"
Another awesome barefoot adventure. The food looked amazing and that barefoot neon sign was the cherry on top! onward and upward my friend stay safe out there.
Thanks SF!
Terry you just into the United Nations of food tastes & friendly people!Impressive presentation!Thanks again!❤❤❤
Malaysia is the Florida of South East Asia. Kuala Lumpur is the Miami of South East Asia.
Very modern, buildings quite similar to those in Miami!
During my daytime walks, I felt like I was on Brickell Avenue
for info, all the workers or traders are immigrants from Myanmar, Bangladesh, Indonesia. None of them are local. BTW I am a local from KL. And I dare say that the tourists in Bukit Bintang or KLCC are foreigners. Local people are all sitting at home with their families. So if you want to judge local people, that's not the place
I don't judge people. I just connect with them
local malay people live in slums area in suburban area,, they cannot afford to live in city.
Who’s judging people ? what’s wrong with them ? & Who care about your warebout 😅 you sound very delusional superior and ignorant these worker and tourists are helping build your economy please stay home 😂
.come on muhammad i malay im muslim.. Let them enjoy their life.. Them our guess.. Nobody judge on us.. For all worker and foregner thank you for making malaysian alive... Anjoy your self man.. Wellcome to the land of the 9 king malaysia..
What’s wrong with you Muhammad…people are people. There’s no need to get worked up over one’s honest opinion. They work, interact and make frens like normal people. When they interact they form opinions. Immigrants or locals they are part of what Msia is. Without immigrants KL would be 2/3 empty..it’s not KL anymore. It’s them that allows u to spend your nite with your family.
Know what mate?
I'm Malaysian living in Malaysia and your video somehow gets me damn excited to tag along for the ride. To explore my own country, of all things!
Now if that's not what resonate means, I don't know what does !!
Mate, that's the best thing I've heard all day. Cheers brother!
Nice video. Mostly or almost all jalan alor food stalls are non halal. Tasty for non Muslim. Opposite of this place has some good arabian restaurant 👍🏽
@@brenraz actually it's tasty doesn't matter who u are
I'm always watching your blogs. Good to see you back traveling in asia.❤😊
I appreciate your time my friend
Bro, that dance at the end ! All fun 😅 that’s what life is all about ❤
Amen
Hey, its me again . just wanted to say that even though you might not get a ton of detailed information from the people you ask, you still manage to capture the essence of the places you visit!
Just a friendly reminder to be extra careful with your belongings, especially your money. And don’t feel down if things don’t go exactly as you expect-stay positive and enjoy the experience!
I'm here to help if you need any tips while you're exploring. Keep up the great work ❤
Hi Terry, its Jean here! Not sure if you remember me😆It was pleasure meeting you while you were visiting in KL. Awesome video👍
Hi Jean!! Of course I remember you!! You're in the new video titled "Kuala Lumpur: Outside the Tourist Zone. Our clip is near the end of the vlog in the coming attractions. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/2e81W2CPhZA/w-d-xo.html
It was great meeting you. Take care and stay in touch
Hello...im hairul from sarawak...i see u like to drink...then i would suggest u to come to sarawak...The other part of Malaysia that is situated on the island of borneo....here we have our local iban drink that we call tuak...n if u come here at the end of the month of May...ull be in for a treat coz we, Sarawakian, celebrated Gawai and there will be a lot of booze and tuak for everyone 😊
My drinking is often misconstrued because I tend to include it in almost every vlog, especially searching for the popular local brew or spirit. In reality I don't drink as much as it may seem.
Hey Terry Wakiki,Hawaii reminds me of Malaysia,Philiphinrs an Thailand. I was bored of Miami so I ended moving Hawaii. Call it the Asian Persausion.I been walking thru the Shoping plaza. This placr has change in 30 years. You sound so much like an Brookynite!!😅 Kim Petras These Coconuts song.
Dude, 95% of the food in this video aren’t even Malaysian food. Here is a short list of popular authentic Malaysian dishes for you to try out... Nasi Lemak, Nasi Kandar, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Goreng Kampung, Char Kuey Teow, Asam Laksa, Curry Laksa, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Banana Leaf Rice, Wantan Mee, Ramly Burger, Popiah, Indian Rojak, Fruit Rojak, Dry Chilli Pan Mee, Bak Kut Teh, Hokkien Mee, Mee Jawa, Mee Rebus, Prawn Mee, Kam Heong Seafood/Meat, Salted Egg Seafood/Meat, Belacan Fried Chicken, Otah-otah, Pork Noodle Soup, Beef Noodle Soup, Seafood Masak Lemak, Yam Rice, Marmite Chicken/Pork, Ikan (fish) Patin Tempoyak, Yong Tau Foo, Hotplate Yee Mee, Acar-acar, Mee Hoon Kueh (hand-torn noodle soup), Kangkung Belacan, Petai Prawn. There are lots more. I am just lazy to type em all out. 😂😂😂. Enjoy your time in Malaysia mate. 🍻🍻🍻
Short list LOL
Agreed. Also try roti john, roti bom, roti sarang burung, mee bodoh, mee ekonomi cina, nasi kukus, hailam rice, mee goreng mamak, maggi goreng mamak, nasi goreng USA, claypot chicken rice, red wine chicken, hainan chicken chop, sayur belacan empat sekawan (eggplant, longyard beans, okra, stinky beans stirfried in umami shrimp paste gravy).... it’s heaven. also Sup kambing, daging, puyuh, ayam, torpedo, OR sup campur.
Maybe you don't know, many Chinese food court have this barbecue chicken wings.
Up!
Gotta screen shot that list.
Hope i coud visit kuala lumpur someday
WATCHING FROM AUSTRALIA
Thanks Ted, hello my friends in the land Down Under
Enjoyed the vlog….The food looks magnificent compared to other SE Asian countries.
Terry Great video, in Europe they say " Heineken refreshes parts other beers cannot reach" .....to see your mood change in the hotel bar was hilarious ...thats why alcohol was invented !!!!! Enjoy a fantastic city and country - Patrick
That's a great slogan, never heard it but it's true
Wow my favorite lala and chicken wings 😋
Enjoyed your video. I am from the Borneo part of Malaysia.
Hello Borneo! Thanks for watching
Im from jungle..i like you video
FYI ..mostly in KL area or the suburb, the shop asistant or the workers are immigrants.Even the guy who sold you *the grilled beef* is an immigrant .We called that grilled beef/chicken/lambs as *satay* which is quite popular in South East Asia espexially in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei n Indonesia .Dont get confuse tho because most locals aint *wandering* or *meandering* at mid nite except to those who are working especially in the weekdays .
I don't think it is Satay, and someone pointed out it was something from Mongolia. We don't add salt or any condiment on our Satay.
27:12 Lambanog! 😂. Pairs perfectly with lamb!
I really liked the video, congratulations, always success ❤
Other than Nasi Lemak, I suggest you to try our local burger call “Ramly Burger”!! You can get it at any random stall near you. Hope you like it cause we Malaysian love it!! 😋👍🏻
Stay tuned
I'm enjoying watching your blogs just take care always
Hahaha. A fun night you had for sure. Those that you tried to speak to are mostly foreign workers which do not speak much of English. That was why their responses were a little shy and kind of ignorant. Please do not blame them.
When you travel more in the city and perhaps a little outskirts, you'll meet more locals which are more provision in English. Then you'll obtain more responses and interactions.
Enjoy your experience in Malaysia. You'll leave the country smiling with warmth and sweet memories. Bless you. Cheers.
Proficient..... Sorry for my typo
It's always my privilege when anyone is kind enough to speak with me on camera, wherever they may be from and whatever language they may speak. After all, I'm conversing with them in my native language in their country and they are kind to engage me. Thanks my friend
@BarefootVlogger You are kind and friendly. Hope to see you somewhere. I'll buy you a jug of beer 😁🍻
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I love the night markets. Good food and cheap
I just commented in the previous one and now see this continuation…I’m the second 😅
Welcome and thanks!
Cheers is yam seng here dude
Congrats on 80k subs Terry. Maybe you'll hit the big 100k by the end of the year!! If so, maybe we should all celebrate back home with the army. That is, if you intend to ever come back lol.
Haha that's wishful thinking but anything's possible brother. We'll celebrate either way Steve-O
You know what? Your video is really filled of fun and I like it so much! Hahaha good job barefoot!
Thank you my friend🙏
Jalan Alor is the best! All tourists should experience it and eat there!
Agreed!
Good to meet a NewYorker in KL...studied in NYC for 3 yrs a very long time ago...Malaysia is my home..
You have a great home my friend
Man you make me hungry watching you. Still following your trail.
The Lamb! We call 'Satay' .This food from South East Asia (Malaysia,Indonesia,Thailand,Singapore,Brunei)
Welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your holiday.
Nice thank you now I know where to go coz of your vlog i
Safe travels
10:20 Amulet Origin Story! Now I need to watch every @BarefootVlogger in Thailand video!
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Let's Go!
Terry if you can visit The golden Buddha and colorful stairs it’s worth a visit
I like this hotel...i will try checkin here..look so nice
Most of the people in that area are not Malaysians. It is by far the most touristy place. I don’t think locals go there.
I will try my best to find them. Stay tuned
What a way to end this vlog with microchip and the blinking foot neon sign. Great video brother.
I'm a sucker for happy endings Ben lol. Thank you brother.
In Malaysia, there are a few million foreign workers (from Nepal, Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, etc). Some may not speak English unless they are educated. They mostly work in the service industry - cleaners, restaurant helpers, security guards, etc. Indians might speak some English but rarely the Nepalese, Indons, Bangladeshi.
Since Muslims don't drink alcohol, there's no word for CHEERS in Malay language. Only the Chinese has a word for Cheers, ie. Yam Seng. Being multi-cutural, there is not restrictions on others drinking beer or alcohol.
Hi barefoot, l love watching your, make me keep smiling you're friendly man💗😍😍😍
So glad, thanks Shirley🙏
The atmosphere in Terengganu and Kelantan is very different from that of KL and Selangor.
wow... its a nice place i love it the night market in ｍalaysia
Love your energy bud
That's great to hear my friend
Malaysia’s immigration policies present significant challenges for expatriates aiming to settle in the country, while simultaneously allowing thousands of low-wage workers to entering the country in bundles. This influx brings diverse cultures and behaviors, some of which have positive impacts, while others may be less desirable. Properties that attract such tenants often face difficulties in achieving capital gains, as the presence of low-wage worker communities can sometimes affect the property’s perceived value and appeal to potential buyers. It is what it is.
Stop blaming blue collar immigrants, they do the job you seem not to be doing.
Welcome to Malaysia ❤️.. Love your video..tq sharing..
Thanks Hamzah!🙏
I ran a tax prep office for over 25 years. Now I'm ready to enjoy retirement. But where? Malaysia seems good. I like the diversity.
Great video!
Hey Terry I enjoyed watching your channel love your vibes so energetic. I subscribe 👍
Hi Amy, thanks for joining me! 🙏
Nice video.. 👍
One more thing that u need to know...there's no tipping culture here in Malaysia...u just pay for what u eat or buy...
True, but maybe it's the westerner in me, I have to tip
Bro, you choose heineken beer . Thats my fav . Great video. ❤
you’re at the food mecca of south east asia barefoot - at the confluence of delicious foods bare none🍻
Compared with the Thais most Malaysians speak fairly good English so not so much of communication problem when you are in KL.
Great video
"My eyes bigger than my stomach" 🤣 enjoy sir, fyi sir almost local people love spicy food.
Enjoy your time there in Malaysia Sir...👍👍
In Sabah East Malaysia..we say "Aramaiti" for "Cheers"
Yes you can have bear while walking around hehe
Haniza is hesitant to admit she is Malay😂. Next time use Matsalleh name, easier. Cheers
Literally, when I saw you munching the chicken wings. It’s a finger lickiń good. So I ate the left over lechon with a San Miguel beer. Cheers! Mate. Great video Terry.
Haha bon appetit!
Hilarious. Couldn't read/see the street signs in the previous video, and in this video, the first meal is clearly mongolian as the sign says!! But great presentation style. Love it.
Your gonna have us all moving to Asia. The prices alone are amazing.
Nik, I know. I can eat like a king for 6 bucks lol
Another great video thanks for sharing
Great vlog as always! You still rolling w the Pocket 3? Even while you were eating at the table? I’m struggling w the gimbal and focusing. Prob just easier w a Action 4 on a stick ha
Anyway, I check into Grand Center Terminal 21 Dec 6 thanks to your vid, live it up for a few days and then head to hood ha 🤜 🤛
I struggled with the gimbal. It's all about the setting. Make sure you have it on the setting (can't remember which one) that keeps the gimbal stable as you're filming. Also, there was a recent software update that helps with this issue. Safe travels
@ “There he is” ha! I love it when you say that to random people.
Ty, I’ll mess with it. It’s just tough in selfie mode and then to angle it to add the other person in the frame when engaging. The quality is great and I appreciate your feedback. I’m backtracking on your Thailand adventures, just know I watch all your vids and def one of my fav vloggers. Safe travels, onward and upward