ULTIMATE Malaysian Street Food Tour in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia + FLAMING HOT CLAYPOT CHICKEN RICE
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- Ultimate Malaysian street food tour in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Today we headed out to the streets of KL on an ultimate Malaysian street food tour of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, trying some of the most popular street food in Kuala Lumpur, including the flaming hot claypot chicken rice.
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The street food in Malaysia is so varied from the many ethnicities and cultures of the country, especially Malay, Indian and Chinese. These three cultures have had a huge impact on the flavours, tastes and cooking techniques in Malaysia. As such, there’s no shortage of amazing street food to taste and eat on an ultimate Malaysian street food tour in Kuala Lumpur.
We set out today to find the best street food in Kuala Lumpur, from noodles and coffee, to fresh fruit and a flaming hot claypot chicken rice. We started our ultimate Malaysian street food tour in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in the Chow Kit area, where we tried the popular Kuala Lumpur chilli pan mee, as well as visited the Chow Kit market. This area of the city is the ultimate street food paradise, full of some next level Malaysian food.
Our ultimate Malaysian street food tour in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, took us to a few different areas of the city, where we tried noodles cooked in a flaming hot wok imparting the delicious wok hei flavour, and finished off our day with the ultimate Kuala Lumpur dish, flaming hot claypot rice. This chicken rice is a must try!
We hope you enjoy our ultimate Malaysian street food tour of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, trying some tasty traditional dishes as well as the flaming claypot chicken rice. Stay tuned for more ultimate Malaysian street food videos!
Places we visited:
Name: Restoran Kin Kin
Address: 40, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman, Kampung Baru, 50300, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Chow Kit Market
Address: Jalan Raja Alang, Kampung Baru, 50300, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Pakopi 1969
Address: Jalan Metro Pudu 1, Fraser Business Park, 55200, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Restoran Bai Li Men
Address: 18, Jalan Metro Pudu 2, Fraser Business Park, 55200, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Rojak Bellamy
Address: Jalan Bellamy, Bukit Petaling, 50460 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice
Address: 59, Jln Yew, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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What's up everyone?
What's your favourite Malaysian food?
Thanks for watching! ☺️🧡
Hello.After Malaysia please visit Bangladesh
We would love to head to that part of the world, it's definitely on our list!! Thanks Nafis ☺️
@@HungryTwoTravel welcome
The clay pot cooking style is incredible. Those hot coals! Super unique. I can’t wait for your next video!!!!
Totally eh!? So different, so tasty.
Thank you! We hope you enjoy it ;)
To be honest...our neighbour singapore likes to tell foreigners they have the best food or the food is original. So all the cable news in the world believe them. But we know the truth. Most of singapore's food are malaysian food. The only difference is the use of soy sauce is not favourable down south due to a gov policy i think. The only thing i know which is original there is the singapore rice noodle or we call it singapore mee hoon. Even their famed hainanese chicken rice, we have it here long before aunty liz in london made it to michelin star. We have a humour here, next they will tell foreigners they have great durians. They import from malaysia.
Malaysian food truly is amazing, with a lot of history. We can't wait to try so much during our time here!!
@@HungryTwoTravel you guys better go to the gym or walk more often. You really ate a lot in my opinion. The claypot chicken rice is good for 2 pax.
@@keangwooichoo6138 don't worry, we shared it ;) and walk between places most of the time so we make sure to get our exercise in🤣👍
Singapore! Singapore! They hate us so much; they love us really! Lol
claiming to be "world heritage for hawker centre" blah blah...more to come.....
Wow, you guys really did your homework well. Hit all the right spots, I wonder whose your informer🤣
Thanks!! We study well 🤣😉
They all look super , thank you ! Well done video... Enjoy .
Thanks for watching, Karl :) everything was so yummy!
Your first Malaysian video!!! I’ve been looking forward to this 🤩
Awe thank you so much!!!🧡
Another awesome video. Thanks guys!
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Wow!! Amazing video guys!! All the noodles you got were illegal 🔥 You made us miss Malaysian food so much 😋
Can’t wait for your next videos. Thanks a lot for sharing your food adventures with us ❤️
So illegal🤤 thanks so much for watching guys! Happy we could add some noodles into your life 😉
The hot pot rice really look delicious 👍👍👍
It was really tasty! Such nice flavours and so fresh, piping hot. The perfect size to share as well ;)
So gooooodddddd, thank you so much 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching!! ☺️
Great vlog. Thanks for taking us along. That noodle with egg looks yummy. How do you guys even find hidden gems like this place? Amazing
Thanks so much for watching! Those noodles were so good🤤 love dry noodles so much!! A decent bit of research, somedays combined with luck ;)
Awesome video, guys! Looks like a really interesting city with such tasty food 😋! Loved watching the Clay Pot Chicken being cooked. Well done!
Too expensive 😈
Thanks so much for watching! The clay pot chicken was really tasty, so good 🤤
Nice video 👍👍
Thanks Rimpi!
Great place to visit & eat!
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😋😋 I came here for the jackfruit which looked so tasty, but those noodles with mince and egg looked scrumptuous 😋 Only ever tried deepfried squid which I find chewy but not sure how that squid would feel...will have to try eggs n nuts!
Nice going guys, will watch more of your vids soon 👍🏽
Thanks so much for watching and stopping by!! Those noodles with the egg were unreal, we love dry noodles so much🤤 eggs and nuts, definitely a strange combo, but surprisingly delicious 🤣 let us know if you try it!!
@@HungryTwoTravel It was my comment to your greasy sugary pastry vid (🤫!!) Your response made me smile so I glanced at your page and here we are...You guys have lots of interesting food stuff so I'll definitely be back 😊👍🏽
@@NCVV2000 That's amazing, we're glad we made you smile ;) but so glad you stopped by to check out our other videos, beyond super sugary pastries😄 love your comments so keep them coming!!
@@HungryTwoTravel Ooooh now now, be careful what you ask for, lol! 😆 Only kidding 💗
*Amazing video bro* 😋
Thanks, Emre!!
Great video ! I subbed!
Thanks so much!!! 😄👍
wow 🤩,, welcome to Malaysia, done subscribe 😁😁
Thanks Jed!! Thanks for the sub as well💪
Awesome
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Watching this makes me wish I had a more powerful gas stove too. Their woks are incredible. Also those sweet iced teas and coffees. I MUST GO!!!!
The heat from those woks is insane, it imparts such a nice flavour on the food, it's also impressive how they work at one all day in the heat, kudos to them!! Definitely balanced with the sweet coffee and tea is a must!!
I love that fruit rojak I love you both just subscribe to your channel been to Malaysia I love the peanut cake too I was there 15 years ago❤️❤️❤️
That's awesome! We really enjoyed the rojak as well, very unique. Thanks so much for subscribing Frank!
Nice Food Vlogs like every time with delicious Asian food but just missed that you say to the Master „ Usta“ 😁😁
Thanks for watching! Haha I know we kinda miss that too 😜
I must say u guys know where to hit to for the hidden gems !
Thanks Chaochia! We like to get around to different places to try the best food we can find 😋
The "ikan bakar" or grilled fish at Jalan Bellamy is very good too.
Thanks for the suggestion!!
You guys can eat a lot. Amazing
Haha thanks! The food was just so good we couldn't help ourselves😄 thanks for watching!!
Pakopi truck is my favourite one right now. Beats any other coffee brands out there. And super cheap too!
No way!? That's awesome :) we stumbled upon them actually as we were going around that day and we are so happy that we did. So tasty and such a good price ☺️
Chili Pan Mee is similar to TeoChew Noodles. I would recommend to get some Musang King Durian as well aside from the Jackfruit. They pretty much using two pots to made and pour their tea and coffee back and forth and also added evaporated milk/sweetened condensed milk altogether. I can now see the differences between Malaysian Hokkien Mee compare to the Singaporean because their Hokkien Mee used two types of vermicelli/egg noodles mixed with mung sprout, shrimps, and lots of scramble eggs. I don't think he add any fruits at all in the Rojak. The last hot claypot chicken rice definitely my favorite in this video. Most of claypot rice I had usually provided a small bowl of soy sauce to poured on top of its meat/rice, but they don't have to since the entire pot already covered with the sauce itself. I would also recommend Char Kuay Teow & Nasi Lemak as one of their international dish, etc. and I think they'll do another video.
We loved the claypot chicken rice as well! It was cooked in such an interesting way and had an amazing flavour with all the juices cooked in. Glad you enjoyed the video! We have more Malaysian street food videos on their way so stay tuned😉😉
Show us more about Malaysia like Malacca heard food is good there too and Tregaggu is got good food there too
Stay tuned 😉
I paused the video, ordered Spicy Pan Mee in Grab and continued watching...lmao i love my country! 🇲🇾 ♥
🤣 that is absolutely amazing, so happy we could influence your dinner tonight 😄🧡 we hope it was delish!!
@@HungryTwoTravel it was absolutely lip smacking!
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it's good that you dont limit yourself to jalan alor because you can get more value of you money at other local markets. Many locals actually dont know that jalan alor exist before youtube
We can totally understand that, it is a very touristy area for food. You're so right there is so much more better food in other areas of the city! You just gotta scope it out ;) thanks so much for watching!!
For me I would avoid it.. Jln Alor is over price.
chicken slaypot looks yummy....yumm
It was so tasty🤤🤤
There's two type of rojak; the one you eat is Mee rojak, the other one is fruit rojak.
Oh that's good to know! Thanks for the info 😉
Welcome to Malaysia.you also can try Chinese Rojak.
Thank you, Carol. We are loving it here :) and thanks for the suggestion!!
Basheercha polich😁
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I was in KL five days ago...
Super cool, hope your enjoyed your time there :) there's so much good food to have!!
Hello...welcome to malaysia. .
Thanks so much ☺️
True connoiseurs of the chili pan mee (I'm not one LOL), will put at least 2 - 3 heaping spoonfuls of that chili onto the noodles. Mix it all together thoroughly with that egg... and tastes so good.
Oh my gosh, that would be next level spicy! You're right that's a true connoisseur, I don't think we're quite at that level either🤣
my uncle the green tshirt❤️
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highly recommend Laksa
If you like street food burger, try Ramly Burger at road side stall. 😀
Ooo thanks for the suggestion!!
"gei hou sik" = 几好吃 = "well well..not bad..." ; "hou sik" = 好·吃· = ”wow , yummy delicious"
Try eating at Kampung Bharu. You can try a lot of different Malay cuisine.
Thanks for the suggestion!!
@@HungryTwoTravel No problem 😁😁
Many people saying Malaysia is truly asian...go India China no just come to Malaysia and you will get Malay Indian chinese Punjabi sabahan sawarak and many more food and learn all caltures
So true! Malaysia really has a little bit of everything ☺️🧡
Afiyet olsun.
Çok teşekkürler ☺️
Gey ho sic means it taste ok. Ho sic means it taste good.
the rojak u had is Indian style, the chinese & malay style r totally different. they r dark creamy color bcos using dark caramel. and for hokien me, only in Penang island their hokien mee is soup type hokien me.
Oh interesting, they definitely sound quite different!! Thanks for the info :)
Yummy
So tasty!!
jackfruit is always big and heavy... malays people always plant jackfruit tree beside their house in village because that tree is so strong to protect their house from strong wind.. it has a some kind of elastic branches... that why it can carry that big and heavy fruits...
Oh wow that's so interesting! We've seen the jackfruit tree and you're right, it's big and definitely strong for holding the fruit up. Thanks for the info :)
Another very well presented video, I like your comments on the dishes :) I really appreciate that :) congratulations !!! You guys have like from me
Thanks so much for watching! The food in Malaysia really is amazing 😄
@@HungryTwoTravel Yeah
if you want to order tea/coffee without milk/ creamer, you can ask for tea/coffee O
That's good to know! Thanks for the tip ☺️
How did you find out where to eat? You did not hit it randomly right?
Most places we had planned to go to, but one or two were lucky surprises ☺️
That rojak is not fruit rojak which is different. The indian rojak is actually called pasembor.
Oh that's good to know! Thank you :)
@@HungryTwoTravel the fruit rojak is called rojah buah. Buah in malay means fruits.
"Kei Ho Yam" or "Kei Ho Sek" mean acceptable only here in Malaysia Cantonese language definition.... Very Good Taste "Ho Ho Sek" or "Ho Ho Yam"
Ahh good to know, Malay Cantonese must be slightly different than HK Cantonese 🙂
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Chris eats too much egg that's why his face turned into egg 😂
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Steph, it's wok hei not wok hai
Thank you! Yes I realized I was mispronouncing it 😬
Lol. How can u manage to eat all these food within a day?!? Enjoy your time in KL
A lot of walking 🤣 thanks so much!!
you know how to eat , asia food
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@@HungryTwoTravel enjoy your food video n hope introduce where to eat
It's not honey flavored jackfruit, it's actually another breed of jackfruit call honey jackfruit.
Thanks 👍☺️
To be honest most Malaysia never try some of shown food.
Cause it Chinese and Indian.
Fair enough! There's a really wide range of food in Malaysia with the different ethnicities in the country, it's hard to try everything!!
Those foods show in this vlog are very common to Malaysian Chinese and we eat them quite frequent. Just that they are not Halal to other Muslim Malaysians.
@@josho1598 That @Nevrn Harpp person is clearly not a Malaysian. He seems clueless about Malaysian food. And a tad bit re sis too.
And most Americans never try Louisiana/Southern foods like okra, gumbo, chitterlings, crayfish etc,many of which have their origins traced back to West Africa/France but are still considered classic American food, so what’s your point?
Nice video 👍👍
Thanks so much for watching!!