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Hi watching from the Philippines Working in kl for 7 years is unforgettable yes I stayed across bukit bintang. Thank you for touring me to Kuala Lumpur. Saya rindu Malaysia♥️
@@universalchanneltv9394 agree with you..if someone want to find amazing nature experience and other, i think sabah and sarawak have a lot to offer too..by the way i'm not live there but i really love sabah & sarawak because of the beauty nature over there..hope one day i can go.
KL is ideal spot for Asian businesses to be based there to serve the region. It's multi-cultural, very well developed, very safe, almost every local can speak english and it's a travel hub, AirAsia global hub is here.
I lived in Kuala Lumpur for almost 12 years. Worked in golden triangle area which in Pavilion. My hometown is in east coast, Kelantan. I am getting older and love to live in peaceful place. Now I am living and working in Langkawi Island that located in south area, Kedah. Love my country MALAYSIA very much.
Keretapi Sarong (literally Sarong Train) is an event in conjunction with Malaysia Day in which people board trains from all train lines wearing Sarong (traditional skirt cloth) heading towards one designated destination. We’ve been doing it for several years now during Malaysia Day and we stopped for 2 years because of Covid. This year has seen most participants than ever
@Aprillia Kasih Not as well as Singapore and Malaysia. Name one multicultural country outside of Asia that is integrated better with less crime, religious conflict etc. Saying "do exist" is pretty vague. Also, I didn't say "relatively harmonious", I said "best example". Why did you lower your standards all the way down to "relatively harmonious" to try to prove a point? 😂
@@pudinichigo91 well as long as the govermant didnt find out that the person is aethis then its ok,but if otherwise,the person will ammidiately put him in jail
@@enVybiaN_nVbN where did you read that ? Malaysia are freedom of religion, every person has the right to profess and to practice his or her religion as long as they don't do propagation of other religions to Muslims, so you can be atheist and won't go send to jail just because of that
Frankly speaking, many people got wrong idea about Malaysia. Infacts Malaysia is a modern country, many fancy , huge shopping mall, selling many type of branded items . Food is endless choose from, spicy to non spicy, Indian, Chinese, Western and Malay food. Language no problem, English understood & spoken. ( Bahasa Malaysia is national language). Places to stay not a problem, many type of condos, apartments, hotels,houses . Many places to travel and venture around. You can never feel bored in Malaysia.
Wow! I had an adrenaline rush watching this. KL looks so amazing and the energy and excitement you both put in tells just how vibrant this city is. I’ll definitely try out The Loaf cafe when I am in KL end of October.
You can go to Putrajaya and some popular islands in Malaysia, but the island resorts are more expensive. The greater KL is actually huge and there are many gigantic malls (but similar) and many beautiful public parks within 25 km of KLCC area. The best part of living in Malaysia is actually driving around, enjoy the space and enjoying the your chosen lifestyle, either affordable or high-end.
I'm Malaysian from KL. For those who didn't know, KL was all along the top city in South East Asia back in the 80's/90's but, I guess it's coming back now. Almost all big companies hub are in KL at that time.
I think you went there during Malaysia Day...different from Independence Day. Independence day is celebrated during 31 August, while Malaysia Day 16 September..Independence day was 31 August 1957, Malaya gained independence from British...Malaysia Day is when Malaya was joined by Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore 16 September 1963 and rename to Malaysia...however Singapore expelled from Malaysia 9 August 1965
When in Malaysia make sure to visit the smaller cities like Penang, Ipoh, Malacca and the beautiful mountain resorts like Cameron Highlands and the amazing beaches on the East Coast.
@@ShevandDev please do! If u want to eat fresh seafood with beautiful seaview come to Terengganu. It has many islands too like Pulau Redang and Pulau Perhentian (activites like snorkeling, party and more) Don’t miss their signature snack called “keropok lekor” it’s malaysian type of chips made from fish and flour.
Thanks promoting our country. If you are a food lover, kinda like urban living style, go for peninsular malaysia. If you love nature, beaches and rain forest, go for east malaysia (borneo). Welcome to Malaysia🤗
"I have such fond memories of Kuala Lumpur! The vibrant culture, amazing food, and stunning skyline make it one of my favorite cities to visit. I absolutely love Kuala Lumpur!"
More underrated attractions in KL: -Rumah Peghulu Abu Seman -Istana Negara -Royal Museum -KL Craft Complex -Free Cultural Dance Show in Malaysia Tourism Center -Galeria Sri Perdana -P Ramlee Memorial -Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Memorial -Tun Abdul Razak Memorial -Tun Hussein Onn Memorial -Memorial Negarawan -Bank Negara Museum -Royal Malaysia Police Museum -Telekom Museum -National Art Gallery -National Planetarium
Beside of Kuala Lumpur, you should visit Penang. Penang is a city that has embraced modernity while keeping its colonial traditions, Penang is a treasure trove of heritage buildings, charming streets, religious sites and more.
Beautiful! I had an apartment in KL rented for a week in March, but they weren't allowing Americans in yet so I had to cancel. I'd still like to visit, it reminds me of Singapore, except that KL has kept more of its ethnicity, which I like.
KL is ideal spot for Asian businesses to be based there to serve the region. It's multi-cultural, very well developed, very safe, almost every local can speak english and it's a travel hub, AirAsia global hub is here
I have heard stories from my grandpa and grandma of their time in Malaysia in the 1950s and 1960s. Thanks for making this video. It rminded me of those stories.
Most of the Europeans and Australians were in the mining sector in Malaysia during the 50s and 60s. I was too. And I mingled with most of them. So please let me know where were your Grandparents working, perhaps I might know them too.
Both of you should stay longer in Malaysia 🙌🏻 ‘cause I'm sure you won't feel satisfied just staying for 90 days. There’s many more places to explore and trying all the foods and stuffs. Lots of tourist that came before this have fallen in love with this country & decided to stay here. So, let the adventure begin ! Welcome to wonderful Malaysia 🇲🇾
Those guys in their traditional costumes r bringing back d past nostalgic. Malaya gained independence from d British in 1957. In 1963, Malaysia is established with Singapore, Sabah n Sarawak. But Singapore was separated from Malaysia in 1965.
@@didingpineda8082 I'm Taosug & we don't use peso in Sabah & get better education than ur people did, what else your can say 🤣, this puerile act just make me laugh, most of ur people are like this.
Malaysia Day is our 2nd independence day when Sabah and Sarawak (and Singapore for a short time) joined the other states to form a single country and the country changed its name from Malaya to Malaysia.
Really glad that you enjoy and love Malaysia.. that was a rare occasion at Pavilion for Malaysia Day. Love your apartment.. really neat and beautiful..
Malaysia is indeed top value for your money. You should help us to promote Malaysia because many still think the country is far behind its neighbors. As a Malaysian, I'm proud to live in this country with a much lower cost of living. There are many places where I can travel and enjoy awesome nature too. You guys have made the right choice to be here. Selamat datang
If I could give you a quick crash course on Malaysia (MY) generally it could be divided into 5. sectors. 1. Northern MY ( Perlis, Kedah, Penang & Perak) 2. southern states ( Johor, Melaka, 3. East Coast States ( Pahang, Terengganu & Kelantan), 4. West Coast ( Selangor and Negeri Sembilan), 6. West Malaysia ( Sabah & Sarawak). If you're into nature, East Coast, sabah and sarawak is the place to go to, if you're into Heritage and Past you may visit, Ipoh, Penang or Melaka, City live : Penang, KL or Johor Bahru. Hope it helps
Been there twice and it’s awesome. As a New Yorker I never feel so safe like here. people are amazing they all respect one another.We shouldn’t have to respect each other only on thanksgiving or any holidays..
31st August 1957. Independence day aka National Day Celebration. 16 September 1963. The day that Federation States of Malaya @ peninsular malaysia including Singapore and 2 autonomy territories of Borneo island agreed to form a new country known as Malaysia. Singapore decided to leave 2 years after.
Theres truly many sides of KL if you explore deeper. Theres a mini Las Vegas on top of a mountain nearby (Genting Highland) with both outdoor and indoor themepark and whatnot. In fact, theres even a theme park with a rollercoaster inside a mall (Berjaya Times Square). Theres nature all around the city - the jungles with waterfalls at Kemensah, Sungai Kanching, Sungai Congkak etc..theres jungles within the city itself - Bukit Nanas Eco-Forest Park, Taman Tugu Nature Trail. Theres the National Zoo nearby as well as petting zoo down south at Seri Kembangan..even a petting zoo within a mall - IOI City Mall petting zoo. Feel free to explore and enjoy yourselves here!
Welcome to Malaysia!.....some places recommend for your guys to explore, Genting Highlands , Penang, Melaka, Putrajaya, Langkawi, Redang, Pulau Perhentian, Kuching and Sabah....however pls check the weather forecast before go due to monsoon seasons which usually happen end of the year.
Malaysia is a nation in Southeast Asia that has territory on both Borneo Island and the Malay Peninsula. The beaches, rainforests, and blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European cultural influences make it famous. Colonial structures, bustling commercial areas like Bukit Bintang, and skyscrapers like the recognizable, 451-meter-tall Petronas Twin Towers may all be found in Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Hi shev and dev, thank you for showing me this video. I was in Malaysia before, good country, good culture, and very good food..i miss Malaysia so much. Now im back to my country at Arkansas.
N here I am missing the american midwest. Maybe we should swap countries for the holidays. I miss the four seasons actually. Everything else n more (beautiful tropical beaches) , Malaysia has them. :)
Hi Shev and Dev. I have been following you guys since your Thailand visit, now that you are in Malaysia, a warm welcome to you guys! Hope you guys will visit the whole Malaysia including the two territories Sabah and Sarawak on the beautiful Borneo island. Plenty of nature for you to experience here!
Hi, I am Malaysian, and I am so happy that our country bring good impression to you. And you guys make me very proud to be Malaysian. Your apartment is super nice.
can i say u can't see any countries in this world like malaysia.. see yourself the diversity of races and cultures live freely... oh ya not to mention the fantastic fusion of the cuisines...
All year round most of the time sunshine 🌞 !. Friendly people, very multicultural, very metropolitan and the never ending food tastes and choices. Can get around comfortably with English !.
Not only is the cost of living in KL substantially lower than New York, KL is substantially safer than New York, particularly in areas like Bukit Bintang and the people in KL are multiple orders of magnitude friendlier than We were in KL four days, leaving just a few days ago to return to Sing. We stayed in the KL Sentral area, but it’s very easy to get to Bukit Bintang, Chinatown, MidValley from there, either by train, monorail, subway or Grab.
Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia is richer than Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. I’ve visited Malaysia twice and I like Bukit Bintang or BB. Cheers fr Manila.
Welcome to Malaysia Shev & Dev...Enjoy yr stay n visit other states like Langkawi, Penang, Johor, Trengganu, Kelantan, Sabah n Sarawak. U'll hv tremendous different culture n exotic fud.
KL city is centre is an urban city with big malls ,skycrappers, hotels and fancy restaurants and cafes.. If you are looking to see nature, you go islands like Langkawi , Perhentian, Sipadan or to forest such as Taman Negara, Cameron Highlands.
Who shops in Singapore with the $$$$$ ? Come to Malaysia. We were there for a year & we love it ! Very clean city & friendly people of all nationalities.
Sy rasa sdh tiba masanya kl di pusat membeli belah sperti kawasan pavilion..trafik perlu di alihkan.. Ketika hari2 cuti atau perayaan..dn tambah baik kemudahan tuk pengunjung yg dtg tambah spot2 menarik lain lagi.. 😅
If you want a good pastries, breakfast and coffee you go to KLCG cafe at Dataran Merdeka. The place is a hidden gem in the heart of historical landmarks. Otherwise you can go Dough by Meg at Bukit Ceylon. They got the best bomboloni, breakfast and coffee too. The Loaf that you went to is crappy with overpriced mediocre food.
I love Malaysia! Oh my!!!...the food is outstanding!!! I didn't catch where your apartment stay in KL is and the cost? I'm waiting for my passport renewal and I'm there. The views and size/style of the apartment are fantastic. I'd like to spoil myself for a few days there before heading north. Let me know the name please? Safe travels and aloha from Hawaii!
I think Malaysia is the second most developed country in Southeast Asia after the city-state Singapore, so expect a fusion between Singapore and a bit of Thailand/Indonesia/Philippines. Too bad you didn't take the ETS train, it looks like a high speed train and, in my opinion, currently the best railway service in Southeast Asia.
Malaysia still underrated compared to Thailand and Philippine unless those who came to the country would know the real situation especially expats. One of the best country to settle down and stay.
Amazing apartment! I honestly wish Shev& Dev could stay there for 4 months? Oh! Noticed the new microphones. It’s probably a bigger improvement than we know. The view of twin towers is honestly the million dollar view. Like nothing else. Forgive me; but this video has made an unpleasant day a little better. I think that this series of videos are only going to be more interesting as time passes. Again Shev and Dev have a style and manners that the people in the current country you’re visiting feel comfortable with. That’s a skill not everyone has. Ok Christmas is not that far off. I think the best gift for Shev &Dev is hit 150K. It can honestly happen. I was watching when you got 1k. That is still a very wow video. It was the video that I said these are 2 very very good people. You’re videos are perfect for anyone to watch. I don’t many can say that.
Spend a day or two in Genting Highlands which is less than an hour away from KL, and you will get the Las Vegas vibes. The world's biggest Hotel as well as largest Casino is there. Excellent indoor and outdoor amusement parks will strike you in awe. The place is very crowded on weekends and public holidays. Even on weekdays you will see a decent crowd.
Malaysia Day (16 sept) marks the establishment of the Malaysian Federation. It was on this day that Malaya, North Borneo (aka Sabah), Sarawak and Singapore were all united into one country - Malaysia.
Hi Shev & Dev. Nice hving u in Msia. Fyi Saloma Bridge is a must see in the evening after dark when u can see the colorful LED light display and the spectacular glowing Twin Tower in the backdrop. Also like to suggest other places of interest like the KL tower & KL Bird’s Park which is the biggest in the World believe it or not. Don’t forget to take a ride on KL monorail that will bring uol around the city. Cheers😘hv a nice stay❤
I think it is all very subjective when it comes to affordability. As a tourist you will find everything is so cheap in KL, especially coming from the UK where the pound is like 5 times bigger than the ringgit. But if u live & work here making Malaysian Ringgit wages, its not that much different than New York or London or Toronto and so on. True, apartment prices in NY is so expensive, but people make a lot more in NY. In KL it is less pricier, but people make a lot less.
No. You are wrong. Just like in NY, you can make more money in kl. What makes you think all new yorkers are rich? And how many young people can even start dreaming of a flat in seoul, tokyo, taiwan and shanghai? But in malaysia you can literally buy a house with 90 to 100% financing at the price of rm198,000? Dont let me starting with rm50,000 low cost housing. And the price of subsidied petrol of rm2.05 per litre? You just need to work hard and smart in malaysia
@@linustw You are wrong as well. Its not unheard of to see Fresh Graduates making $5000 dollars in New York. Here? RM 2500 at most. Waiter there can make 4-5k easily after tips. Construction worker 7-8k. Yes you can make a lot of money anywhere you go. But on average New Yorkers make a lot more money. The higher cost of living is justified by the higher wages in New York. And not all places in New York are million dollar houses. In Manhattan yes. But in Queens, Brooklyn home prices are lower. Also do remember you don't need to own a car in New York. The subway station is so well connected, majority of people don't own a car. Only upper middle class buy cars in NY. Imagine the amount of money you can save from car installment, road tax, car insurance, petrol, etc. Easily $700-800 per month. Like I said as a tourist, yes KL sounds so much cheaper. But cheaper doesnt mean "MORE AFFORDABLE". It's different being a visitor with a currency 5 times bigger compared to living here making Malaysian ringgit wages. And also the price of petrol in the US is less than $1.50 per liter. So I dont know why you bringing that up. Lol. Also you are comparing Malaysia to New York. There is no way you can find a house at RM 198,000 in KL, let alone 50k. There are plenty of extremely affordable houses accross America. My friend bought a house in a decent size city in the state of Iowa with ok-ish job markets. She bought a 2 story bungalow with a huge backyard, 7 minutes from the city centre at only 92k. PS : Oh and btw, highly skilled workers in NY are far better paid than KL. Its common to hear managers making 500k-1.5 million per year after including base payment + bonus + stock options + other benefits, etc. Here in KL? You can only dream to get an RM 1 million salary as a manager. Unless you are the CFO, COO, CEO, etc. You will never make that type of money.
another side of KL u should visit is the highlands surrounded it. 45 mins bus ride from city center to Genting Highlands is another recommendation. Cheers
Haha When you’re out filming a video showcasing an amazing country and it just happens to be the country’s national day. 😂 you can always (most times) tell it’s going to be a delicious latte from the art on top… coffee looked amazing and so did that danish. We were blown away by your apartment as well what a beautifully appointed space and those views😮 thanks for another awesome video guys.
Kuala Lumpur is all about the fooddddd, there's so many...too many that even being a local I still have so much to explore! Each cuisine/variation of a certain type of food tastes different from one place to another, there are bad ones and good ones that it's a huge entertainment aspect to just find the best ones here in KL. Although I usually just go back to the ones that taste the best! In most cases like you would guess, the ones with many people queueing up for the food are the ones you should go for! If I had to list down all my favourites it would be overkill, but if I had to recommend one place that I love, it's O & S Restaurant(*non-halal) in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. It's not KL, but it's not far from KL so I consider it the same! It's mainly chinese cuisine, and the Char Kuey Teow, Asam Laksa, Popiah, are to DIE FOR. There are so many other delicacies around that area too. For drinks, other than Teh Tarik, I like to drink Cham (a tea+coffee mixture), or Hainan Coffee(some places do it best!).
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BTW can you draw any comparisan between the Cape Malays and Malaysian Malays?
Hi welcome...
Great video.
@@Sleeping_Forest. poor country
Hi watching from the Philippines
Working in kl for 7 years is unforgettable yes I stayed across bukit bintang. Thank you for touring me to Kuala Lumpur. Saya rindu Malaysia♥️
Hi Rose....do come back n stay permanently here 🤗🌹
@@megzulaikhalaiabdullah6250 thank you maybe in God's perfect time ♥️
no visa required for 30days for Filipino...comelah!
Wow..7 years. im sure you can speak fluent malay..
7 years come as a worker and may God bless you and you'll come back as a tourist...
i missed malaysia we stayed there 25yrs in kuala lumpur,i love this country its my second home,very peacefuland nice to stay there. Terimah kasih.
I love KL and Malaysia. I'll be there for three months as I avoid winter in the US. I can't wait. :)
Eat as much as you like, you will never stop eating Malaysian food
Welcome to KL and Malaysia..
Pls Come kundasang
@@universalchanneltv9394 agree with you..if someone want to find amazing nature experience and other, i think sabah and sarawak have a lot to offer too..by the way i'm not live there but i really love sabah & sarawak because of the beauty nature over there..hope one day i can go.
KL is ideal spot for Asian businesses to be based there to serve the region. It's multi-cultural, very well developed, very safe, almost every local can speak english and it's a travel hub, AirAsia global hub is here.
Thank u for promoting malaysia.. Really appreciate it..
Thank you for watching Ridzal! We appreciate it 🥰🙏
I lived in Kuala Lumpur for almost 12 years. Worked in golden triangle area which in Pavilion. My hometown is in east coast, Kelantan. I am getting older and love to live in peaceful place. Now I am living and working in Langkawi Island that located in south area, Kedah. Love my country MALAYSIA very much.
Malaysia is truly Asia!!!
Enjoy your stay here guys.
Keretapi Sarong (literally Sarong Train) is an event in conjunction with Malaysia Day in which people board trains from all train lines wearing Sarong (traditional skirt cloth) heading towards one designated destination. We’ve been doing it for several years now during Malaysia Day and we stopped for 2 years because of Covid. This year has seen most participants than ever
So super beautiful right?
Asia is the best example of how different cultures can integrate successfully. Very humble, gentle and disciplined people.
In the name of human being,,every body deserve to be respect....that,s malaysia
Not the entire Asia. Only few countries in South East Asia.
Many asian countries kill their own kind just because of religions.
You forgot China and North Korea?
@@lorodz exclude communist countries
@Aprillia Kasih Not as well as Singapore and Malaysia. Name one multicultural country outside of Asia that is integrated better with less crime, religious conflict etc. Saying "do exist" is pretty vague. Also, I didn't say "relatively harmonious", I said "best example". Why did you lower your standards all the way down to "relatively harmonious" to try to prove a point? 😂
Nothing like Malaysia. It suites every taste and class and religion. I love this country
Agreed! 😍
Exept lgbtq and aethis
@@enVybiaN_nVbN they don't give a shit about aethis, but for lgbtq, yeah they don't have a place there
@@pudinichigo91 well as long as the govermant didnt find out that the person is aethis then its ok,but if otherwise,the person will ammidiately put him in jail
@@enVybiaN_nVbN where did you read that ? Malaysia are freedom of religion, every person has the right to profess and to practice his or her religion as long as they don't do propagation of other religions to Muslims, so you can be atheist and won't go send to jail just because of that
Frankly speaking, many people got wrong idea about Malaysia. Infacts Malaysia is a modern country, many fancy , huge shopping mall, selling many type of branded items . Food is endless choose from, spicy to non spicy, Indian, Chinese, Western and Malay food. Language no problem, English understood & spoken. ( Bahasa Malaysia is national language). Places to stay not a problem, many type of condos, apartments, hotels,houses . Many places to travel and venture around. You can never feel bored in Malaysia.
Sungguh Indah Malaysia ku yg Pelbagai Budaya dan Kaum... Subhanallah...
Watching your video, makes me proud to be a Malaysian. Thanks so much to you two.
Thank you so much! ❤️
Wow! I had an adrenaline rush watching this. KL looks so amazing and the energy and excitement you both put in tells just how vibrant this city is. I’ll definitely try out The Loaf cafe when I am in KL end of October.
We will be expecting rain n heavy shower from October onwards. Do take care of yourself if you are in my country then.
Thank you for promoting my country. Come to Sabah (East Malaysia) where nature is waiting for you to explore.
You can go to Putrajaya and some popular islands in Malaysia, but the island resorts are more expensive. The greater KL is actually huge and there are many gigantic malls (but similar) and many beautiful public parks within 25 km of KLCC area. The best part of living in Malaysia is actually driving around, enjoy the space and enjoying the your chosen lifestyle, either affordable or high-end.
Unless you go to Tioman island, east of Malaysia. Look up Ben Dive centre, ABC, Pulaua Tioman.
Dont forget the famous hillstation CAMERON HIGHLANDS
I'm Malaysian from KL. For those who didn't know, KL was all along the top city in South East Asia back in the 80's/90's but, I guess it's coming back now. Almost all big companies hub are in KL at that time.
I think you went there during Malaysia Day...different from Independence Day. Independence day is celebrated during 31 August, while Malaysia Day 16 September..Independence day was 31 August 1957, Malaya gained independence from British...Malaysia Day is when Malaya was joined by Sabah, Sarawak and Singapore 16 September 1963 and rename to Malaysia...however Singapore expelled from Malaysia 9 August 1965
Malaya Is Malay Peninsular , Sabah Sarawak Is In East Malaysia Also Called Malaysian Borneo .
Sarawak and Sabah form Malaysia together with the Federation of Malaya states and Singapore.
When in Malaysia make sure to visit the smaller cities like Penang, Ipoh, Malacca and the beautiful mountain resorts like Cameron Highlands and the amazing beaches on the East Coast.
Thanks for the tips Jason! 😍
Every state has it's own beauty, food and culture. You need to peel it layer by layer. Enjoy Malaysia.
@@ShevandDev please do! If u want to eat fresh seafood with beautiful seaview come to Terengganu. It has many islands too like Pulau Redang and Pulau Perhentian (activites like snorkeling, party and more)
Don’t miss their signature snack called “keropok lekor” it’s malaysian type of chips made from fish and flour.
Thanks promoting our country. If you are a food lover, kinda like urban living style, go for peninsular malaysia. If you love nature, beaches and rain forest, go for east malaysia (borneo). Welcome to Malaysia🤗
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"I have such fond memories of Kuala Lumpur! The vibrant culture, amazing food, and stunning skyline make it one of my favorite cities to visit. I absolutely love Kuala Lumpur!"
Thanks for the content, really nice view. Can't wait for the next video 🤗
Proud I'm malaysian 🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you so much for watching our video! We really appreciate it 🥰🙏
More underrated attractions in KL:
-Rumah Peghulu Abu Seman
-Istana Negara
-Royal Museum
-KL Craft Complex
-Free Cultural Dance Show in Malaysia Tourism Center
-Galeria Sri Perdana
-P Ramlee Memorial
-Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Memorial
-Tun Abdul Razak Memorial
-Tun Hussein Onn Memorial
-Memorial Negarawan
-Bank Negara Museum
-Royal Malaysia Police Museum
-Telekom Museum
-National Art Gallery
-National Planetarium
Beside of Kuala Lumpur, you should visit Penang. Penang is a city that has embraced modernity while keeping its colonial traditions, Penang is a treasure trove of heritage buildings, charming streets, religious sites and more.
Beautiful! I had an apartment in KL rented for a week in March, but they weren't allowing Americans in yet so I had to cancel. I'd still like to visit, it reminds me of Singapore, except that KL has kept more of its ethnicity, which I like.
Aw we would have loved to meet up with you here in KL! This city keeps surprising us! We hope you can come back here soon! So much to do and see 😍🥰✨❤️
yeah... malaysia re-opening their international borders on 1 april 2022 (endemic phase)...
KL is ideal spot for Asian businesses to be based there to serve the region. It's multi-cultural, very well developed, very safe, almost every local can speak english and it's a travel hub, AirAsia global hub is here
Why is that they don’t allow Americans.? As far as I know there is no restriction for Americans to enter Malaysia
Foreign travelers are allowed to visit now. Just last week I’ve met a couple from Seattle at Bukit Bintang.
I’m happy that you guys happy in Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤
I have heard stories from my grandpa and grandma of their time in Malaysia in the 1950s and 1960s. Thanks for making this video. It rminded me of those stories.
Most of the Europeans and Australians were in the mining sector in Malaysia during the 50s and 60s. I was too. And I mingled with most of them.
So please let me know where were your Grandparents working, perhaps I might know them too.
Both of you should stay longer in Malaysia 🙌🏻 ‘cause I'm sure you won't feel satisfied just staying for 90 days. There’s many more places to explore and trying all the foods and stuffs. Lots of tourist that came before this have fallen in love with this country & decided to stay here. So, let the adventure begin ! Welcome to wonderful Malaysia 🇲🇾
What a wonderful place in Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia. Really peaceful and great to all.❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing this absolutely wonderful video. Good to see u guys got to see d vibrant sides of KL. KL, good value for money.
Those guys in their traditional costumes r bringing back d past nostalgic. Malaya gained independence from d British in 1957. In 1963, Malaysia is established with Singapore, Sabah n Sarawak. But Singapore was separated from Malaysia in 1965.
Guys don't forget Sabah and Sarawak East Malaysia , our best nature experience..❤️❤️❤️ 🇲🇾 , btw hope you guys enjoy here 😍
Don't forget visit Sabah Philippines
@@didingpineda8082 stop claiming everything pinoy
@@didingpineda8082 buzeeeerr
@@didingpineda8082 yeah, you are not afraid of being laughed by the world, shame of you 🤣
@@didingpineda8082 I'm Taosug & we don't use peso in Sabah & get better education than ur people did, what else your can say 🤣, this puerile act just make me laugh, most of ur people are like this.
Malaysia Day is our 2nd independence day when Sabah and Sarawak (and Singapore for a short time) joined the other states to form a single country and the country changed its name from Malaya to Malaysia.
Malaysia is my motherland and Im very happy foreigners came to visit Malaysia
Really glad that you enjoy and love Malaysia.. that was a rare occasion at Pavilion for Malaysia Day. Love your apartment.. really neat and beautiful..
We miss Kuala Lumpur! We had such an amazing time there 😀
Oh it is for Malaysia day. The sarong train. Sept 16 is the formation of Malaysia with Borneo (and once upon a time Singapore)
Lovely city.can’t wait to fly to Malaysia ❤
Legend sg wang pun nk fly Malaysia jugak ke? 🤣🤣
love Asia is to love MALAYSIA..the most harmony country with multiple races..MALAYSIA is the hart of ASIA.
16 sept is Hari Malaysia (Malaysia Day), where the day of Peninsular land, Sabah, Serawak become Malaysia
Malaysia is indeed top value for your money. You should help us to promote Malaysia because many still think the country is far behind its neighbors. As a Malaysian, I'm proud to live in this country with a much lower cost of living. There are many places where I can travel and enjoy awesome nature too. You guys have made the right choice to be here. Selamat datang
Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful Malaysia.
If I could give you a quick crash course on Malaysia (MY) generally it could be divided into 5. sectors. 1. Northern MY ( Perlis, Kedah, Penang & Perak) 2. southern states ( Johor, Melaka, 3. East Coast States ( Pahang, Terengganu & Kelantan), 4. West Coast ( Selangor and Negeri Sembilan), 6. West Malaysia ( Sabah & Sarawak). If you're into nature, East Coast, sabah and sarawak is the place to go to, if you're into Heritage and Past you may visit, Ipoh, Penang or Melaka, City live : Penang, KL or Johor Bahru. Hope it helps
West Malaysia?
@@ivvanbahrin7315 that's a good catch.. in my mind i thought of east Malaysia but my hand typed otherwise...
Hi, I think you meant East Malaysia for Sabah & Sarawak
Melaka is underrated. No bloggers have covered that historical city as yet. Perhaps Shev And Dev, you could start?….. 😝😝
JB - Little Singapore hahahaha literally a getaway place from island pressure cooker hahahaha
Thanks Guys nice video. I remember when i was on Kota Kinabalu in Malaysian Borneo, i had a great time and met some lovely locals there. 👍😀
Been there twice and it’s awesome. As a New Yorker I never feel so safe like here. people are amazing they all respect one another.We shouldn’t have to respect each other only on thanksgiving or any holidays..
We are not a gun society, from the airport right up to the hotel, probably you have seen a single one. You don't see cops loitering around.
When we lived in Singapore , we used to drove to 🇲🇾 for the weekend and we love it, such a beautiful country ☀️🌴🌺
31st August 1957. Independence day aka National Day Celebration.
16 September 1963. The day that Federation States of Malaya @ peninsular malaysia including Singapore and 2 autonomy territories of Borneo island agreed to form a new country known as Malaysia.
Singapore decided to leave 2 years after.
Not Singapore decided to leave. Lol.
They were voted out in parliament in 1965; primarily for the racial riots in 1964.
Theres truly many sides of KL if you explore deeper.
Theres a mini Las Vegas on top of a mountain nearby (Genting Highland) with both outdoor and indoor themepark and whatnot. In fact, theres even a theme park with a rollercoaster inside a mall (Berjaya Times Square).
Theres nature all around the city - the jungles with waterfalls at Kemensah, Sungai Kanching, Sungai Congkak etc..theres jungles within the city itself - Bukit Nanas Eco-Forest Park, Taman Tugu Nature Trail.
Theres the National Zoo nearby as well as petting zoo down south at Seri Kembangan..even a petting zoo within a mall - IOI City Mall petting zoo.
Feel free to explore and enjoy yourselves here!
Enjoy your travels guys ☺️
Hello Mambak! Thank you for tuning in 🥰
Welcome to Malaysia!.....some places recommend for your guys to explore, Genting Highlands , Penang, Melaka, Putrajaya, Langkawi, Redang, Pulau Perhentian, Kuching and Sabah....however pls check the weather forecast before go due to monsoon seasons which usually happen end of the year.
Malaysia is a nation in Southeast Asia that has territory on both Borneo Island and the Malay Peninsula. The beaches, rainforests, and blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and European cultural influences make it famous. Colonial structures, bustling commercial areas like Bukit Bintang, and skyscrapers like the recognizable, 451-meter-tall Petronas Twin Towers may all be found in Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Hi shev and dev, thank you for showing me this video. I was in Malaysia before, good country, good culture, and very good food..i miss Malaysia so much. Now im back to my country at Arkansas.
N here I am missing the american midwest. Maybe we should swap countries for the holidays. I miss the four seasons actually. Everything else n more (beautiful tropical beaches) , Malaysia has them. :)
@@iamurmakteh Malay people said “rainy gold at other country, rainy stone at own country” is better at own country
Hi Shev and Dev. I have been following you guys since your Thailand visit, now that you are in Malaysia, a warm welcome to you guys!
Hope you guys will visit the whole Malaysia including the two territories Sabah and Sarawak on the beautiful Borneo island. Plenty of nature for you to experience here!
I love you guys, Malaysia have a lot place to visit. Welcome to Malaysia ❤
Hi, I am Malaysian, and I am so happy that our country bring good impression to you. And you guys make me very proud to be Malaysian.
Your apartment is super nice.
Your content is becoming better and better. Great vibes Be safe. Enjoy.
Wow what a compliment! Thank you Kris! That means the world to us 😍
can i say u can't see any countries in this world like malaysia.. see yourself the diversity of races and cultures live freely... oh ya not to mention the fantastic fusion of the cuisines...
Food and people are incredible 😍
Friend u need to travel to more countries before you said this.
Malaysia Day is on 16th September where Sabah , Sarawak n Singapore( b4 LKY made SG a Republic) join Malaysia
All year round most of the time sunshine 🌞 !. Friendly people, very multicultural, very metropolitan and the never ending food tastes and choices. Can get around comfortably with English !.
Not only is the cost of living in KL substantially lower than New York, KL is substantially safer than New York, particularly in areas like Bukit Bintang and the people in KL are multiple orders of magnitude friendlier than
We were in KL four days, leaving just a few days ago to return to Sing. We stayed in the KL Sentral area, but it’s very easy to get to Bukit Bintang, Chinatown, MidValley from there, either by train, monorail, subway or Grab.
Kuala Lumpur is amazing! Thank you for sharing!!
I keep following your journey. Watching from Davao, Philippines :)
Hi Jan! So lovely to see you here! Thank you for your support as always. Means the world to us 🥰❤️
Kuala Lumpur or Malaysia is richer than Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.
I’ve visited Malaysia twice and I like Bukit Bintang or BB. Cheers fr Manila.
I really like your videos and its really helpfull !!❤❤ I really enjoyed it ! ❤❤
Welcome to Malaysia Shev & Dev...Enjoy yr stay n visit other states like Langkawi, Penang, Johor, Trengganu, Kelantan, Sabah n Sarawak. U'll hv tremendous different culture n exotic fud.
KL city is centre is an urban city with big malls ,skycrappers, hotels and fancy restaurants and cafes.. If you are looking to see nature, you go islands like Langkawi , Perhentian, Sipadan or to forest such as Taman Negara, Cameron Highlands.
Who shops in Singapore with the $$$$$ ? Come to Malaysia. We were there for a year & we love it ! Very clean city & friendly people of all nationalities.
you guys actually are so lucky doing this video on the Malaysia day itself 🎉
no language barrier .. cool
Sy rasa sdh tiba masanya kl di pusat membeli belah sperti kawasan pavilion..trafik perlu di alihkan.. Ketika hari2 cuti atau perayaan..dn tambah baik kemudahan tuk pengunjung yg dtg tambah spot2 menarik lain lagi.. 😅
If you want a good pastries, breakfast and coffee you go to KLCG cafe at Dataran Merdeka. The place is a hidden gem in the heart of historical landmarks. Otherwise you can go Dough by Meg at Bukit Ceylon. They got the best bomboloni, breakfast and coffee too. The Loaf that you went to is crappy with overpriced mediocre food.
I love Malaysia! Oh my!!!...the food is outstanding!!! I didn't catch where your apartment stay in KL is and the cost? I'm waiting for my passport renewal and I'm there. The views and size/style of the apartment are fantastic. I'd like to spoil myself for a few days there before heading north. Let me know the name please? Safe travels and aloha from Hawaii!
Ah...so, I finally got to revisit. Star Suites
Thank you guys have fun in Malaysia and take care also thank you for sharing🎉
I very love love people in malaysia also the place like newyork and foods, hi from manila phillipines
I think Malaysia is the second most developed country in Southeast Asia after the city-state Singapore, so expect a fusion between Singapore and a bit of Thailand/Indonesia/Philippines. Too bad you didn't take the ETS train, it looks like a high speed train and, in my opinion, currently the best railway service in Southeast Asia.
Enjoy your stay here in Malaysia. You guys can ask for recommendations in the comment about food or places to visit.
To know malaysia, is to love Malaysia. its true. Malaysia Truly Asia.
Malaysia still underrated compared to Thailand and Philippine unless those who came to the country would know the real situation especially expats. One of the best country to settle down and stay.
Amazing apartment! I honestly wish Shev& Dev could stay there for 4 months? Oh! Noticed the new microphones. It’s probably a bigger improvement than we know. The view of twin towers is honestly the million dollar view. Like nothing else. Forgive me; but this video has made an unpleasant day a little better. I think that this series of videos are only going to be more interesting as time passes. Again Shev and Dev have a style and manners that the people in the current country you’re visiting feel comfortable with. That’s a skill not everyone has. Ok Christmas is not that far off. I think the best gift for Shev &Dev is hit 150K. It can honestly happen. I was watching when you got 1k. That is still a very wow video. It was the video that I said these are 2 very very good people. You’re videos are perfect for anyone to watch. I don’t many can say that.
Thats an expensive apartment, costing rm1500psf. This highfloor unit must cost more
Looks like the cleanest city in the world.
Spend a day or two in Genting Highlands which is less than an hour away from KL, and you will get the Las Vegas vibes. The world's biggest Hotel as well as largest Casino is there. Excellent indoor and outdoor amusement parks will strike you in awe. The place is very crowded on weekends and public holidays. Even on weekdays you will see a decent crowd.
and on many days you are above the clouds
Miss you here in Philippines Dane and Shev stay safe guys Malaysia is a very nice country
We are so happy to be back in the Philippines now! 🥳🇵🇭❤️
Malaysia Day (16 sept) marks the establishment of the Malaysian Federation. It was on this day that Malaya, North Borneo (aka Sabah), Sarawak and Singapore were all united into one country - Malaysia.
I stay at. Bukit bintang IT is such a beautiful places come and visit at your holiday😊
Hi, nice of u two promoting our country to the world ... TQ !
Wahhh..nice to know you’re here..welcome to malaysia and thanks for promoting ma country..I really appreciate it 😍😍😍
Yes I love kl Malaysia. I'm working here for almost 8 years ...enjoy guys
Thanks for yours effort...Wishes Malaysia will prosperous in near future...
We appreciate your kind comment 🥰
Hi Shev & Dev. Nice hving u in Msia. Fyi Saloma Bridge is a must see in the evening after dark when u can see the colorful LED light display and the spectacular glowing Twin Tower in the backdrop. Also like to suggest other places of interest like the KL tower & KL Bird’s Park which is the biggest in the World believe it or not. Don’t forget to take a ride on KL monorail that will bring uol around the city. Cheers😘hv a nice stay❤
Welcome to MALAYSIA enjoy yours
I think it is all very subjective when it comes to affordability. As a tourist you will find everything is so cheap in KL, especially coming from the UK where the pound is like 5 times bigger than the ringgit. But if u live & work here making Malaysian Ringgit wages, its not that much different than New York or London or Toronto and so on. True, apartment prices in NY is so expensive, but people make a lot more in NY. In KL it is less pricier, but people make a lot less.
No. You are wrong. Just like in NY, you can make more money in kl.
What makes you think all new yorkers are rich?
And how many young people can even start dreaming of a flat in seoul, tokyo, taiwan and shanghai? But in malaysia you can literally buy a house with 90 to 100% financing at the price of rm198,000? Dont let me starting with rm50,000 low cost housing.
And the price of subsidied petrol of rm2.05 per litre?
You just need to work hard and smart in malaysia
@@linustw You are wrong as well. Its not unheard of to see Fresh Graduates making $5000 dollars in New York. Here? RM 2500 at most. Waiter there can make 4-5k easily after tips. Construction worker 7-8k. Yes you can make a lot of money anywhere you go. But on average New Yorkers make a lot more money. The higher cost of living is justified by the higher wages in New York.
And not all places in New York are million dollar houses. In Manhattan yes. But in Queens, Brooklyn home prices are lower. Also do remember you don't need to own a car in New York. The subway station is so well connected, majority of people don't own a car. Only upper middle class buy cars in NY. Imagine the amount of money you can save from car installment, road tax, car insurance, petrol, etc. Easily $700-800 per month. Like I said as a tourist, yes KL sounds so much cheaper. But cheaper doesnt mean "MORE AFFORDABLE". It's different being a visitor with a currency 5 times bigger compared to living here making Malaysian ringgit wages. And also the price of petrol in the US is less than $1.50 per liter. So I dont know why you bringing that up. Lol.
Also you are comparing Malaysia to New York. There is no way you can find a house at RM 198,000 in KL, let alone 50k. There are plenty of extremely affordable houses accross America. My friend bought a house in a decent size city in the state of Iowa with ok-ish job markets. She bought a 2 story bungalow with a huge backyard, 7 minutes from the city centre at only 92k.
PS : Oh and btw, highly skilled workers in NY are far better paid than KL. Its common to hear managers making 500k-1.5 million per year after including base payment + bonus + stock options + other benefits, etc. Here in KL? You can only dream to get an RM 1 million salary as a manager. Unless you are the CFO, COO, CEO, etc. You will never make that type of money.
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Thank you for saying great things about Malaysia
As a Malaysian, I feel so proud and are happy that you enjoyed your trip here! Also, it's hilarious how the bed can actually fit seven of "you" lol
I'm Malaysian, proud to say, is the best shopping heaven in Asia
another side of KL u should visit is the highlands surrounded it. 45 mins bus ride from city center to Genting Highlands is another recommendation. Cheers
Haha When you’re out filming a video showcasing an amazing country and it just happens to be the country’s national day. 😂 you can always (most times) tell it’s going to be a delicious latte from the art on top… coffee looked amazing and so did that danish.
We were blown away by your apartment as well what a beautifully appointed space and those views😮 thanks for another awesome video guys.
We love Malaysia. Come and visit.
Kuala Lumpur is all about the fooddddd, there's so many...too many that even being a local I still have so much to explore! Each cuisine/variation of a certain type of food tastes different from one place to another, there are bad ones and good ones that it's a huge entertainment aspect to just find the best ones here in KL. Although I usually just go back to the ones that taste the best! In most cases like you would guess, the ones with many people queueing up for the food are the ones you should go for!
If I had to list down all my favourites it would be overkill, but if I had to recommend one place that I love, it's O & S Restaurant(*non-halal) in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. It's not KL, but it's not far from KL so I consider it the same! It's mainly chinese cuisine, and the Char Kuey Teow, Asam Laksa, Popiah, are to DIE FOR. There are so many other delicacies around that area too. For drinks, other than Teh Tarik, I like to drink Cham (a tea+coffee mixture), or Hainan Coffee(some places do it best!).
I'm amazed by the interior of the apartment! I like the way u explain about it especially on the bed size. Hahaha
Wow u two are true definition of tourist 🎉