We loved walking around Kuala Lumpur! Let us know what you want to see from us next, thanks for watching and don’t forget to like and subscribe if you enjoyed the video, thank you! 🙏🏽🫶🏼
I have been to KL 5 times as 2/3 day stopovers to get to other places in Malaysia and it is my favourite city and Bangkok is my second favourite city that I have travelled to. And Krabi is my favourite place in Thailand too. Bukit Bitang is thriving at night and even though I'm not into shopping malls they are great places especially when you want to escape the heat and humidity during the day. KL is definitely more diverse as well
Krabi used to be part of the 5 Malay states before the Bangkok Treaty in 1909 between the Siamese and the British. After that the people there were ruled by the Siamese till this day.
Yes we agree 😍 we love KL and also Bangkok!! There’s so much going on and the food scene is incredible! The shopping malls in KL are so good and there’s so much choice when it comes to everything!! We loved staying in Bukit Bintang, definitely the best place to walk around and be amongst it all 😊 Krabi is also very beautiful, we just love Thailand in general so it’s hard to choose haha 😅
Hi guys! _Selamat datang,_ Welcome to KL/malaysia 😊 Yeah indeed you nailed it when pronouncing the word _peranakan,_ it usually refers to the culture and group of descendants of mixed marriage between the local malays and chinese who came from china in the old days for work and businesses around the country, many of whom settled down in the state of _melaka_ (during british rule in the country prior to our independence it was called and spelt malacca). They are also popularly known as _baba & nyonya_ (baba for the males, nyonya for the females). In terms of food for eg there are many similarities with the actual traditional malay food, like the _roti jala_ you had. _Jala_ is a malay word for net, due to the roti being riddled with holes resembling a net. However, for malays _roti jala_ is akin to the british sconce, we traditionally have them for breakfast or tea or late night supper, instead of as a main meal ie lunch/dinner. Clothing too, the peranakans embraced some of the traditional malay fashion, especially the women's _baju kebaya_ which has a unique style. Anyway, hope you two continue to have a delightfully exciting experience throughout your exploration of malaysia. Take care! 👍
Wow thank you so much for all the information!! Thank you, I’m so glad we said peranakan correctly 🙈 This is so interesting and we really enjoyed learning about the mix of cultures and the old traditions/food of Malaysia. So happy we could try some traditional food. Excited to try some more local food 😍 Thanks for watching and for informative comment 🤗🙏🏽
@@geoandbert1454 A little bit of additional information, Peranakan were around when Malacca became the famous sea port that connected Eastern and Western route where Arabs and Chinese traders conducted their trade in the 13th century. Other than the Chinese traders, the Arabs also started to reside in Malacca and were also responsible for bringing Islam to the region. Most Arabs trader's descendents today resides in the Southern state of Johor following the downfall of Malacca when Portuguese attacked the port in the 16th century. There's also descendents of Portuguese mixed locals still resides in Malacca today called Serani or Kristang (shorten for Christians). The Dutch came later in the 17th century and attacked Portuguese and took over the port, but the Dutch mainly took control of Java and Sumatra island. The British came later in the 18th century, and also attacked the Dutch for control of Malacca port. But they endup having a treaty where they divided the region between 2 separate countries known today as Malaysia and Indonesia. As someone from the southern state where the old Johor kingdom covered south of Sumatra and Singapore, my dad's family were descendents of the Java tribe from Sumatra island that fled to Tanah Melayu (old name for Peninsula Malaysia), during Dutch colonization of Sumatra. So it's also pretty common for people from southern state of Malaysia to be Javanese mixed local descendents 😊
Welcome to Malaysia !CNY is around the corner, there are lots of performance at most of the malls such as lion dance performance, mostly during weekend ,don't miss it !!
You must differentiate between Malay foods and Malaysian foods. Malaysian foods including malay, chinese, indian and other local foods. For examples, nasi lemak is a malay and malaysian food. Bah kut teh is chinese and malaysian food as well, but not malay food.
The old building with hanging clothes, mostly foreign workers stay there. Around that area, there is a lot of mural painting on the buildings back lane. Its good to still see some old buildings.hehe.
We loved walking around this area!! Thanks for the explanation 😊 There was so much to see and everyone was busy going about their daily lives haha Thanks for watching the video 🇲🇾🤗
Welcome to Malaysia.. hope you enjoyed your stay in Malaysia. Try Burger Ramly, Nasi Lemak (Malaysia National dish), Don't go to China town if you don't like fake goods, Try hop on the free bus in KL. There are many Japanese expats in KL hence the many Japanese shops. We need malls to avoid the heat.
Wow! Thank you so much for all the useful information 😍🤗 We will be trying some foods in our next video!! We discovered the free bus and we think it’s amazing that they offer this! Thanks for watching our video, we hope to see you in our next one 🇲🇾🙏🏽
Geo and Bert, I recommend to go to less touristic states. Like for example Kelantan. Just like my travel vlog. Or even Terengganu and Pahang. Nice and cheap foods like Nasi Dagang.
as a malaysian kid i am so happy that you guys come and visited our contrie and kuala lumpur thanks for visiting our countries and next pls go to johor and sawarak there is more things in Malaysia and go try the nasi lemak is very delicious but is a little spicy thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting! We are planning to come back as we didn't get to do all the things we wanted, so we will definitely have more Malaysian videos coming soon ☺️🙏🏼 Thanks for the recommendations! We will add it to our list for when we come back!
Thank you so much Ash 🙏🏽💗🤗 Thanks for following along, we really appreciate it and all your tips! We will definitely be back to visit soon, we loved Malaysia! 🇲🇾
Hiya Geo and Bert. Thank you for the tour around. The decorations are gorgeous. Your good looked tasty. And lovely, Lilly came out to chat, and her family. Great end to your video. I hope you have a great week.
Hi Nicky! Thanks for watching 💗🤗 It was a lovely family restaurant, lily was so welcoming! We loved the cocktails, such an amazing view. Thanks for your lovely comment, have a lovely week 🤗
@Geo and Bert absolutely will love your videos guys, don't worry about it... there's a huge variety of foods from all over the world & local delicacies here in Malaysia, if you stay long enough I'll guaranteed both of you will gain few pounds...
@@ryzalchung8976 hahaha we’ve already done that in Thailand 😅😅 We love the food in Malaysia!! So much choice it’s amazing, can’t wait to try more! Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
100 Plus is an isotonic/sports drink. Its flavour profile is more similar to mildly salty and sweet carbonated water (it has glucose and sodium cloride/salt after all). Sort of a carbonated version of Pocari Sweat (Japanese isotonic drink).
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏 We love KL and the food! There is so much choice and the street food options are amazing! We are definitely enjoying hehe thank you for watching!
Just my 2 cents... If you looking for a Malay food, go to malay shop. Indian food, go to Indian shop, Chinese food, go to Chinese shop. Surely you can have it in any shop but the taste is more kinda fusion - Malaysian food. Even the pranakan Chinese has a similar taste to the malays but definitely there is a different in term of the ingredients/ cooking style between them.
Thanks for the information, very true about the food! We have and will try more food at specific food shops/restaurants. In our next video we try street food ☺️
Mlysia s amongst the world best for tourist attractions..in d world ranking no 10.. u should go to genting higlands ..cameron highlanda n the beautiful island like langkawi island n tioman beach and the rainforest also mesmerizing..pleasing to eyes..have a good times......enjoy yourself
suggest you guys try Nasi Lemak Wanjo (rice dish) 😋 at Kampung Baru near the Kampung Baru LRT station or from KLCC you can cross the Saloma bridge to Kampung Baru ... have fun exploring
Wow thank you so much for the recommendation!! We have tried Nasi Lemak and loved it!! We will definitely check that place out and add it to our list 😍🙏🏽 Thank you so much for watching and hopefully we will see you in our next video! Have a great week 🫶🏼🇲🇾
Awesome first impresions guys , didn't see that much cars indeed in the first part of the vlog 🫨 What about that Japanse store, you realy looked your eyes out for sure, me never been in one so.... one day 555. Just looked you up on insta 👊 Traditional Malay food, yeah looked so yummie 😋 Thanks for showing us your impressions 🙏 And as always Geo and Bert, C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌🍻🍹
Thank you! We loved filming this video, it was so much fun to look around KL and see everything that was going on! It's definitely an interesting city with so much going on 😁 See you both in the next one ☺️🙏🏼
In that Pavilion mall there is Food Republic, where you can find various kind of foods including our local traditional foods with a very reasonable price. I went to Pavilion just for the food 🤣🤣🤣 I always recommended to the tourists and they love it so much. Have fun... 🎉
Thanks so much for the recommendation! We actually checked the food court out in Pavilion and we loved it 😍 We are excited to go back when we are back in Malaysia! Thanks for watching :)
Hahah Bert loved it! We definitely got it again on our trip in KL, good to note that it is good for a cold/fever! Thanks for watching, see you in the next one 😁🙏🏼
Malaysia is no one choice of japanese people to live in outside japan. and there are a lot of japanese community here as well. there are a lot of mall dedicated to japanese culture. the most recently Lalaport.
Thank you so much for the explanation! That makes sense, we love how Kuala Lumpur has a mix of cultures. Everyone is very friendly and it’s a nice place for everyone to live and visit it seems! We are looking forward to exploring more 🙏🏽🇲🇾💗
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We loved walking around Kuala Lumpur! Let us know what you want to see from us next, thanks for watching and don’t forget to like and subscribe if you enjoyed the video, thank you! 🙏🏽🫶🏼
If u like island vibe...i suggest you to go to Perhentian Island...its one of the most beautiful island in Malaysia...
@@herihazril Thank you so much!!! I will add it to our list 😍😍
Go to Ipoh for British colonial vibes
@@babibrain thank you for the recommendation, it’s on our list 🙏🏽🙌🏼
Welcome to Malaysia. Hope to see you guys visit to Penang too. Thanks for coming. Stay safe and enjoy our foods.
I have been to KL 5 times as 2/3 day stopovers to get to other places in Malaysia and it is my favourite city and Bangkok is my second favourite city that I have travelled to. And Krabi is my favourite place in Thailand too. Bukit Bitang is thriving at night and even though I'm not into shopping malls they are great places especially when you want to escape the heat and humidity during the day. KL is definitely more diverse as well
Krabi used to be part of the 5 Malay states before the Bangkok Treaty in 1909 between the Siamese and the British. After that the people there were ruled by the Siamese till this day.
Yes we agree 😍 we love KL and also Bangkok!! There’s so much going on and the food scene is incredible! The shopping malls in KL are so good and there’s so much choice when it comes to everything!! We loved staying in Bukit Bintang, definitely the best place to walk around and be amongst it all 😊 Krabi is also very beautiful, we just love Thailand in general so it’s hard to choose haha 😅
Wow so interesting, we never knew that!
@@TwinkleNotty Yes I was aware of this
Hi guys! _Selamat datang,_ Welcome to KL/malaysia 😊
Yeah indeed you nailed it when pronouncing the word _peranakan,_ it usually refers to the culture and group of descendants of mixed marriage between the local malays and chinese who came from china in the old days for work and businesses around the country, many of whom settled down in the state of _melaka_ (during british rule in the country prior to our independence it was called and spelt malacca). They are also popularly known as _baba & nyonya_ (baba for the males, nyonya for the females). In terms of food for eg there are many similarities with the actual traditional malay food, like the _roti jala_ you had. _Jala_ is a malay word for net, due to the roti being riddled with holes resembling a net. However, for malays _roti jala_ is akin to the british sconce, we traditionally have them for breakfast or tea or late night supper, instead of as a main meal ie lunch/dinner.
Clothing too, the peranakans embraced some of the traditional malay fashion, especially the women's _baju kebaya_ which has a unique style.
Anyway, hope you two continue to have a delightfully exciting experience throughout your exploration of malaysia. Take care! 👍
Wow thank you so much for all the information!! Thank you, I’m so glad we said peranakan correctly 🙈 This is so interesting and we really enjoyed learning about the mix of cultures and the old traditions/food of Malaysia. So happy we could try some traditional food. Excited to try some more local food 😍 Thanks for watching and for informative comment 🤗🙏🏽
@@geoandbert1454 A little bit of additional information, Peranakan were around when Malacca became the famous sea port that connected Eastern and Western route where Arabs and Chinese traders conducted their trade in the 13th century. Other than the Chinese traders, the Arabs also started to reside in Malacca and were also responsible for bringing Islam to the region. Most Arabs trader's descendents today resides in the Southern state of Johor following the downfall of Malacca when Portuguese attacked the port in the 16th century.
There's also descendents of Portuguese mixed locals still resides in Malacca today called Serani or Kristang (shorten for Christians). The Dutch came later in the 17th century and attacked Portuguese and took over the port, but the Dutch mainly took control of Java and Sumatra island. The British came later in the 18th century, and also attacked the Dutch for control of Malacca port. But they endup having a treaty where they divided the region between 2 separate countries known today as Malaysia and Indonesia.
As someone from the southern state where the old Johor kingdom covered south of Sumatra and Singapore, my dad's family were descendents of the Java tribe from Sumatra island that fled to Tanah Melayu (old name for Peninsula Malaysia), during Dutch colonization of Sumatra. So it's also pretty common for people from southern state of Malaysia to be Javanese mixed local descendents 😊
What nonsense are you talking about?
Malaysia looks amazing, such an insightful first reaction ☺️ I would love to go now after watching your video xx
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽 So glad you enjoyed it!! You both have to visit 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Welcome to Malaysia !CNY is around the corner, there are lots of performance at most of the malls such as lion dance performance, mostly during weekend ,don't miss it !!
You must differentiate between Malay foods and Malaysian foods. Malaysian foods including malay, chinese, indian and other local foods. For examples, nasi lemak is a malay and malaysian food. Bah kut teh is chinese and malaysian food as well, but not malay food.
You must try street food - a lot of varieties. Don't forget night Market as well dudes. Enjoy your stay.
Thank you so much for the recommendations and watching our video 🤗🇲🇾🙌🏼
Thanks, guys, for making Malaysia trending again, particularly Kuala Lumpur, like she used to!
Thank you for the lovely comment 🤗 we loved Malaysia and look forward to coming back soon! 🇲🇾🙏🏽
As a Peranakan I’m soooo happy finally a vlog where my ethnic’s getting some spotlight, thank you 🙏🏻 ❤ Nyonya Baba food’s so overlooked 😢
Our pleasure! 🙏🏾❤️
When the content is Malaysia.
No worry. Video Views will comes. 😁😁
Welcome to Malaysia. 🤗🤗
The old building with hanging clothes, mostly foreign workers stay there. Around that area, there is a lot of mural painting on the buildings back lane. Its good to still see some old buildings.hehe.
We loved walking around this area!! Thanks for the explanation 😊 There was so much to see and everyone was busy going about their daily lives haha
Thanks for watching the video 🇲🇾🤗
Welcome to Malaysia.. hope you enjoyed your stay in Malaysia. Try Burger Ramly, Nasi Lemak (Malaysia National dish), Don't go to China town if you don't like fake goods, Try hop on the free bus in KL. There are many Japanese expats in KL hence the many Japanese shops.
We need malls to avoid the heat.
Wow! Thank you so much for all the useful information 😍🤗 We will be trying some foods in our next video!! We discovered the free bus and we think it’s amazing that they offer this! Thanks for watching our video, we hope to see you in our next one 🇲🇾🙏🏽
Hi Kyle. Are you from Malaysia? Which part do you live in? Do you go to a university?
Geo and Bert, I recommend to go to less touristic states. Like for example Kelantan. Just like my travel vlog. Or even Terengganu and Pahang. Nice and cheap foods like Nasi Dagang.
@@ariffnordin4481 Kelantan is a different state in Malaysia i believe? Haven't been there but would love to visit them. Do you live in Malaysia?
@@tam1010 I live in Singapore but I have travel to some states. You can check it out.
as a malaysian kid i am so happy that you guys come and visited our contrie and kuala lumpur thanks for visiting our countries and next pls go to johor and sawarak there is more things in Malaysia and go try the nasi lemak is very delicious but is a little spicy thanks
Thanks for watching and commenting! We are planning to come back as we didn't get to do all the things we wanted, so we will definitely have more Malaysian videos coming soon ☺️🙏🏼 Thanks for the recommendations! We will add it to our list for when we come back!
So glad that you guys enjoyed KL and it’s a pleasure meeting you guys that day. Come back again soon 🫰🏼
Thank you so much Ash 🙏🏽💗🤗 Thanks for following along, we really appreciate it and all your tips! We will definitely be back to visit soon, we loved Malaysia! 🇲🇾
Hiya Geo and Bert. Thank you for the tour around. The decorations are gorgeous.
Your good looked tasty. And lovely, Lilly came out to chat, and her family.
Great end to your video. I hope you have a great week.
Hi Nicky! Thanks for watching 💗🤗 It was a lovely family restaurant, lily was so welcoming! We loved the cocktails, such an amazing view. Thanks for your lovely comment, have a lovely week 🤗
Welcome to Malaysia and Happy New Year 2023!! I hope you both enjoyed your time in Malaysia... Cheers!!~~~
Happy New Year 🥳 Thank you so much 🤗 Such an amazing place and the food is delicious 😋
@Geo and Bert you're most welcome 🥰 glad both of you enjoyed the food here in Malaysia..
@@ryzalchung8976 we loved it! Hope you enjoy our next video which is a food challenge! We loved walking around and trying different foods 🙌🏼
@Geo and Bert absolutely will love your videos guys, don't worry about it... there's a huge variety of foods from all over the world & local delicacies here in Malaysia, if you stay long enough I'll guaranteed both of you will gain few pounds...
@@ryzalchung8976 hahaha we’ve already done that in Thailand 😅😅 We love the food in Malaysia!! So much choice it’s amazing, can’t wait to try more! Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
Thanks for this wonderful video n for sharing your first impressions of KL.
Thank you so much, we are so glad you enjoyed the video 🫶🏼 We hope you enjoy our next one on food in KL! Thanks again 💗🇲🇾
@@geoandbert1454 Thank u. 😁
It's looks clean everywhere.
Very clean city!
100 Plus is an isotonic/sports drink. Its flavour profile is more similar to mildly salty and sweet carbonated water (it has glucose and sodium cloride/salt after all). Sort of a carbonated version of Pocari Sweat (Japanese isotonic drink).
Thanks for explaining we kept seeing it around and we were definitely wondering what it was. Bert definitely liked it ☺️
Uniknya Malaysia.. makanan melayu dimasak oleh etnik Cina dan dimakan oleh orang Eropah,. Mantap bravo
Thank you we absolutely love it in KL 🇲🇾🙏🏾❤️
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 especially KL. Enjoy all the delicious foods.
Thank you so much we love Malaysia!! 🙏🏽🇲🇾 Lots of amazing food!
Welcome to THE FOODIE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD GUYS AND TRULY ASIA Guys! Do indulge in our unique culture that we called Paradise on earth! Enjoy!
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏 We love KL and the food! There is so much choice and the street food options are amazing! We are definitely enjoying hehe thank you for watching!
Malaysia is a food paradise.. Welcome... Enjoi. 😍
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏 We love that there is food everywhere in Kuala Lumpur and can't wait to try more foods! Especially street food!
Welcome to Malaysia Kamad Adli!
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏
Welcome to KL....enjoy the diversity of this city. Stay safe.
Thank you so much 😊
Welcome to Malaysia
Welcome to Malaysia guys 👋
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🇲🇾💗
Such beautiful couples God bless you 😇
Thanks for watching and for the lovely comment 🤗😊 Hope you have a great week!
Just my 2 cents... If you looking for a Malay food, go to malay shop. Indian food, go to Indian shop, Chinese food, go to Chinese shop. Surely you can have it in any shop but the taste is more kinda fusion - Malaysian food. Even the pranakan Chinese has a similar taste to the malays but definitely there is a different in term of the ingredients/ cooking style between them.
Thanks for the information, very true about the food! We have and will try more food at specific food shops/restaurants. In our next video we try street food ☺️
@@geoandbert1454 hope you guys enjoy our hospitality in Malaysia... Have fun!!!
Walcom to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia(Selamat datang ke Kuala Lumpur Malaysia)
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia! Enjoy your stay here... eat eat and eat haha
Enjoyed your video! Welcome, and hope you can find the time to visit other states as well.
Do you live in Malaysia? Which states do you recommend visiting? I'm planning to come to Malaysia again this year. I've been there in 2017 last.
Great video guys! The cooking class is such a cool thing to do :)
Next time we might just give it a go if we have time 🙏🏾
Mlysia s amongst the world best for tourist attractions..in d world ranking no 10.. u should go to genting higlands ..cameron highlanda n the beautiful island like langkawi island n tioman beach and the rainforest also mesmerizing..pleasing to eyes..have a good times......enjoy yourself
Thank you so much, we definitely want to go back as there's so much to do there!!
WELCOME TO MALAYSIA GUYS, ENJOY AND HAPPY YOUR HOLIDAYS IN MY LOVELY COUNTRY 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾😘😘👍👍
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🇲🇾🫶🏼 Malaysia is an amazing country!
You are most welcome to visit Petaling Jaya, used to be a suburban , 1U, Sunway Pyramid
Thanks for the advice
suggest you guys try Nasi Lemak Wanjo (rice dish) 😋 at Kampung Baru near the Kampung Baru LRT station or from KLCC you can cross the Saloma bridge to Kampung Baru ... have fun exploring
Wow thank you so much for the recommendation!! We have tried Nasi Lemak and loved it!! We will definitely check that place out and add it to our list 😍🙏🏽 Thank you so much for watching and hopefully we will see you in our next video! Have a great week 🫶🏼🇲🇾
@@geoandbert1454 👍
Satay kajang too if can😅
Welcome to Malaysia🇲🇾🎉🎊
Thank you so much, we love KL!! 🇲🇾💙🙏
Hi, are you from Malaysia? Which part do you live in??
Welcome to Malaysia don forget to try sambal belacang 😊
Hi & Hello guys ✌🏻😎
Welcome to Malaysia.
Keep exploring and enjoy every single moment with good things in here.
Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia. and thank you. for visiting malaysia
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🇲🇾💗
Welcome. U guys can refer iChang ch for more detail in Malaysia
Thanks for the recommendation 🇲🇾🙏🏽 thanks for watching our video, hope you enjoy our journey 🇲🇾💗🙌🏼
Tg bro to visit Malaysia... Truly asia n iconib building
That tradisional food place i 'm not see any other youtuber that i subscribe go to this place yet.. nice info, thanks!!
From our travels experience we find the best tasting food restaurants are from cookery schools so we tend to go for that 🙏🏾🇲🇾
@@geoandbert1454 cool👍👍👍
Welcome to Malaysia!
Thank you so much! We love Malaysia 🇲🇾💙🙏
Awesome first impresions guys , didn't see that much cars indeed in the first part of the vlog 🫨
What about that Japanse store, you realy looked your eyes out for sure, me never been in one so.... one day 555.
Just looked you up on insta 👊
Traditional Malay food, yeah looked so yummie 😋
Thanks for showing us your impressions 🙏
And as always Geo and Bert, C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌🍻🍹
Thank you! We loved filming this video, it was so much fun to look around KL and see everything that was going on! It's definitely an interesting city with so much going on 😁 See you both in the next one ☺️🙏🏼
Guys pls u try ur food at masjid india there is indian, malay or chinese food really tradition and like home food fully wd fresh spicy
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Thanks for subscribing and thanks for watching our video, we hope you enjoy our travel journey ❤️🙏🏼
Welcome to Malaysia Geo and Bert👌👌🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you so much 🙏🏾
@@geoandbert1454 my pleasure ,hopefully you enjoy well in Our Country.👍👍🇲🇾🇲🇾❤
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🫶🏼🇲🇾
welcome to malaysia geo and bert❤🎉
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙌🏼🇲🇾
Macam Kamal Adli 😉
Hahah that’s what a lot of people have been saying 😂😆🇲🇾
Class
Yea brother x
I've been eating cin cau since 1965. This is the first time I know what it means.
Haha we never knew either until then! This one was especially delicious!! Thanks for watching ☺️
This is very beautiful video
Thank you so much, that's so kind of you! ❤️
Great content 👍
Thank you so much and thanks for watching 💙🙏
Welcome to malaysia guys
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🇲🇾
I love Malaysia 🇲🇾 ❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
We do too!! Thanks for watching 🙌🏼🇲🇾💗💗
next stop, sunway piramid, you'll love it (massive mall, egyptian exterior piramid shaped
theres huge water theme park next to it called sunway lagoon
Sounds really good!! I will definitely look it up 🧐 Thank you so much for the recommendations 🙏🏽
Hope you guys enjoyed the food
Of course we did 🙈
Welcome To Malaysia 🤗
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏
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Welcome to Malaysia.
Enjoy Malaysia multi-cultural foods.
Love your Vlog, keep it up !👍👍👍❤
Thank you for watching and your lovely comment! We love Malaysia and will keep it up! 🇲🇾💙🙏
*Congratulations 1K* Well deserved
Thank you, couldn’t have done it without your support 🙏🏽🙏🏽💗💗
@@geoandbert1454 you two are natural TH-camrs 💕🤗
@@NickyDunn aww thank you 🤗🥲💗
Welcome to Malaysia you guys. Enjoy your stay here :)
Thank you so much and thanks for watching! We hope you enjoyed the video 🙌🏼🇲🇾
In that Pavilion mall there is Food Republic, where you can find various kind of foods including our local traditional foods with a very reasonable price.
I went to Pavilion just for the food 🤣🤣🤣
I always recommended to the tourists and they love it so much.
Have fun... 🎉
Thanks so much for the recommendation! We actually checked the food court out in Pavilion and we loved it 😍 We are excited to go back when we are back in Malaysia! Thanks for watching :)
I would suggest melaka to know more on the historic aspect plus the food galore…
Thank you so much, I have looked into it and it’s on our list 🙏🏽🙌🏼
Hi in kl must go sky bar
Such a lovely thing to do! We had the best time and it was amazing to see KL's incredible skyline 😍
Amazing my new friend
Thank you so much for watching, glad you enjoyed our video ☺️🙏🏼
Welcome
Thank you so much 🙌🏼🇲🇾🤗
Have check SABAH, SARAWAK, PERAK, KELANTAN, KEDAH, TERENGGANU, JOHOR, MELAKA AND PAHANG
Wow, thank you so much for the recommendations!! We really appreciate it ☺️ We will add them to our list 🇲🇾💙
Welcome 😊🤗👋 to Malaysia thank you ❤️💞💟
Thank you, we love Malaysia 💗🇲🇾🙏🏽
Welcome to Malaysia. Do enjoy your stay
Thank you! 😃
@@geoandbert1454 you're welcome
I will be in KL on Monday😊
You’ll love it!
I just know his face will change on the first sipped the drink 🤣🤣🤣
Yes 100plus closer to energy drink. It works wonders when you have fever tbh
Hahah Bert loved it! We definitely got it again on our trip in KL, good to note that it is good for a cold/fever! Thanks for watching, see you in the next one 😁🙏🏼
Woww Amazing video 👍 enjoy watching it every time I hope u get 1000k Subs soon ✌🏼👍
Thank you so much 🙏🏽🙏🏽 thanks for following along on our journey! We are so happy we have hit 1k 😊 Hopefully we just keep growing!
Panangi beach holds loads of fond memories
The best place 😍😍
Love from Pakistan
Thanks for watching all the way from Pakistan! We are so excited to visit soon ☺️🙏🏼
the guy looks similar to a Malaysian actor name KAMAL ADLI
Haha Bert has had that a few times 😁😂 Thanks for watching!
Georgina looks somewhat like Maria Sharapova.
Sawasdee pee mai khrap!
Kup khun ka 🤗🙏🏽🇹🇭 Thanks for following along and watching our videos 💗
Welcome to fascinating Malaysia 🇲🇾
A truly Asia. . 🌺✌️😎
Thank you so much, we love Malaysia ❤️
@@geoandbert1454 ❤️✌️
welcome to Malaysia
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏
Most of those people staying in low rise building in city center are immigrant workers form other countires in Asia
Ahh ok thanks for the explanation! We loved the area and walking around 🙌🏼🇲🇾
My sister go to malayasia
Thanks so much for watching, Malaysia is a great place to visit and we've met lots of travellers that visit!
Malaysia is no one choice of japanese people to live in outside japan. and there are a lot of japanese community here as well. there are a lot of mall dedicated to japanese culture. the most recently Lalaport.
No one? 😅
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Thank you so much for the explanation! That makes sense, we love how Kuala Lumpur has a mix of cultures. Everyone is very friendly and it’s a nice place for everyone to live and visit it seems! We are looking forward to exploring more 🙏🏽🇲🇾💗
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Chin-Chao is not "Green Grass". 😞
you should meet ichang and jimmy japanese tourist they also have youtube channel.. they made they day at malaysia.. hope you enjoy here in malaysia.
Thanks for the recommendation and watching! I will have a look at their channels ☺️ We love Malaysia!!
Welcome 🤗🤗
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽🇲🇾
Welcome to🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾✌️😎✌️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 🇲🇾💙🙏
It's weird to see Don Quijote branded as Don Don Donki
Haha really!? We had never seen it before 😅 Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
The country of multi, maybe also multiverse here 😅
Haha a great country, we loved KL!
kamal adli buat vlog eh sekarang?🤣
Haha we have been told this already that Bert is a look alike 😂 Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed Kamal Adli join our vlog 😉
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9:34 don't worry about using cutlery , fingers or even your toes, it's all about eating.
Hahaha So true!!! 😂😋
This guy is a Malaysian actor lookalike.. Kamal Adli
Hahaha that's funny 😂 Thanks for watching Kamal Adli join our vlog 😉
Peranakan Chinese ++... they came, settled and intergrated...
Thanks for the info! We learnt a lot talking to the owner at Sarang Cookery about the Peranakan culture! So interesting 😊
U should go to agong village in seberang prai, penang
Thank you so much for the recommendation, I will add it to our list! 💗🇲🇾🙏🏽
Please go to Penang
It’s on our list!! 😅🙏🏽
If you come to Malaysia. Dont be afraid to gain few pounds. 😅
Haha, we love food so it's definitely dangerous here!! 😅
I want to go to Malaysia again but I'll be alone. Do you have any recommendations? I'm currently in Bangladesh. Watch my videos on my channel!
Will do thanks 🙏🏾