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D'ont leave Msia without going to east coast states that is Kelantan, Terengganu & Pahang ..the cradle of Malay civilization in Malaysia..there are many cultures and history, hundred of Malay dishes that are different from west coast foods, unique Malay accent language, unique people, unique way of life, beautiful beaches, islands etc
Even in Ipoh you both search for Bazaar Ramadhan. You both are Bazaar Ramadhan lover. There is only 8 days left before all Bazaar Ramadhan in this country ends. Keep it up. Terbaik Dan & Anna..👍👍👍
@@dananna8614 Yes. Even though it is the month of fasting, the month of Ramadhan is also the month of great food festival in Malaysia & the whole world especially in countries with majority of muslims. Various rare dishes can be found in this month at Bazaar Ramadhan stalls. You are lucky to get to try some rare food even for many Malaysians.
I like this channel better than others because it reviews food after you've brought it from Ramadan bazaar, tasted it, and shown us whether you liked it or not. Some people only buy comfort food and are afraid to try or explore local cuisine. Dan and Anna, congratulations. Keep it up! Don't forget to celebrate Hari Raya at the Prime Minister's Residence in Putrajaya, where you are able to try the traditional Hari Raya cuisine.
you have to stir the drink first, the sugar liquid is concentrated at the bottom, since the straw end is at the bottom, you basically sipped the sugar concentrate
DanAnna that dessert kueh Kemboja - the green flowershape is a traditional malaysian canape made from santan coconut milk, egg, some flour and sugar. Other traditional malaysian dessert is kueh kochi wrapped in small banana leaf packet. By the way you like hiking, please visit Cameron Highland many trails, Mossy Forest, famous tea plantations and strawberry farms, vegetable farms. Lots of outdoor activities in cooler mountain climate.
Nonmuslims can eat anytime...to choose not to eat before iftar in the public is a respectful gesture but if u do so nobody feels insulted. The seller was confused with ur question because nonmuslims r free to eat or drink anytime. To see Anna wanting everything is rather amusing. If u tried fasting for a day, u ll find eating iftar a n eye opening experience. God promises happines for those who break fast after a whole day of restraint n reflection. And u can always aak drink sellers to put less sugar or say kurang manis in malay
Both of you are sitting on the floor, effortlessly like many Malaysians do! That laksa Johor should be fully immersed with its broth. Is it like spaghetti in curry. Wonder how much weight you two had gained 😂
Cookie likes is a Vade indian snacks..made from dhall peanut, laksa johor sauce is made from boiling fish meat, some curry powder, coconut milk. Eat it with all the sauce or gravy. For more savory u can put some calamansi lime juice.
Durian that has been opened like in that "durian sticky rice" does not emit that much "stinky" smell. It's ok. You can take them in the taxi and also your hotel. No problemo. The smell is not that pungent.
And don't forget to dropby Thong Sui Kai(The Dessert Street) for dinner while you're in Ipoh. They have really good Wan Tan noodles, Curry noodles and beef noodles, and of course, their shaved ice desserts!😊
Hi guys…i be been following u since ur vlog in Penang my hometown…i wished i could hv shown u guys more wonderful foods and local delicacies since Penang is foodies haven.. but hopefully u will find more n more delicious food in ur journey in this country…saying that i do like to comments on this video - 1) The ‘bagedil’ that u guys bought are the snack type ie a tofu stuffed and deep fried..i believed what Anna is looking for is the mashed potato n meat bagedil which normally the sell with rice…and i think the second stall selling bagedil is the one u were looking for. 2) the first piece that u eat in this video is not bagedil it was Vaday or Vadie..indian snack or ‘desert’..made of lentils 3) You can eat at anytime during the fasting month since u r not Muslim…just that it would not be appropriate to eat in front of a fasting person..but i m sure they dont mind. 4) If u r not sure you can ask them for recommendations..for example the satay u had if eaten with peanut sauce (kuah kacang) and with the rice cake or ketupat (the white pillow shape ‘rice’ and garnish with cucumber and onions would be nice and authentic -btw that satay you bought is cheap RM1/ piece..we cant find that price nowadays. I m sorry for a long comments…but i cant help it since i m a foodie myself…and as Malaysian i have to say that am proud of our food culture. P/s: If u r going to KL later dont miss going to Taman Tugu for jungle trekking…its nice and i thnk it is up keep by Malaysian nature society or something ..they even tagged the trees and its name.
Thank you Hyder for your support it means a lot to us. Thank you also for all the information about the food we bought, we do love to explore markets, bazaars and narrow streets for real local food that’s the most delicious 🤤. Taman tugu seems perfect for us👍🏻🇲🇾❤️🙏
Bravo, you got the bergedil this time! The fried food you had before bergedil is called vada/vaday/vadey (more flat looking, made of chickpeas and spices which tastes a bit like falafel). The next time you visit this bazaar, maybe try “lemang and rendang”. Lemang is rice cooked in bamboo over fire. And lemang is best eaten with rendang. If you scroll this video to between 22:22 and 22:25, you will find these two items 😊☺️ Lemang and rendang are two must-have items for the Eid festival.
Laksa johor gravy make from blended fish flesh. For Begedil have 2 type- potato begedil and tofu begedil. I think u buy the tofu begedil. And the crispy 1 that u eat is 'vade' indian snack make from dhal. For rice u buy is Nasi tomato (tomatoes rice) different with biryani rice. Tomatoes rice prepared with Ayam masak merah( chicken with red sauce) and Biryani rice come with curry (goat/mutton/ chicken/ beef). Nowadays, many people like eat biryani rice with goat/mutton curry.
@@dananna8614 tofu begedil and potato begedil they make to kind filled with beef and filled with chicken. Potato begedil u can taste potato and texture more soft than tofu begedil.
@@dananna8614 bergedil on its own is mashed potato filled with minced beef or chicken with some herbs...or coriander leaf...coated with egg and deep fried..the one you had was tofu bergedil which is dried tofu stuffed with begedil...
you can try bazzar in Kuching Sarawak Malaysia.. there are many more strange menus or dishes that you rarely find in Malaysia.. every state in Malaysia has different cuisine and culture..
Another trip to Bazaar Ramadhan, nice 👍..Laksa Johor is my favourite too. You guys in Ipoh, Perak? Might as well go to Cameron Highlands, lot of beautiful mountain n hill for hiking. Looking forward to watch u guys exploring our food, places n culture 👌
Super variety...we usually break the fasting with 1-3 pc/s of dates first ; with either a sip of lukewarm/ icy milk or soyabean jelly...for soothing our tastebuds! Every state has different recipe for each popular M'sian culsine. Am very2 proud of both of u; "Dan & Anna" for ur wonderful eatery -advenyures! (....all in all, 14 states in truly amazing M'sia[West & East]).
Omg!!!🤩 what a lot of food u have bought that i believe u can finish them as well.. proud of u both can be easy with the situation & realy humble there. Previously, if we are at bazar must be uncontroll to buy many things, especially when we do not eat since morning😅.. anyway, enjoy yourselves during Ramadhan👍
love the tour on Ramadan Bazaar ...yessss i really like to watch u guys buy a lot of food...why your camera only last 20 minutes if overheated? i think some camera will last at least 2 hours
The begedil is a Javanese food. The real begedil as it is prepared in Javanese household would have minced beef mixed with the potato and it tastes so much better.
Have a nice day Mr&Mrs i hope enjoy your meal at bazar Ramadan, Malaysia Coz Malaysia food very more local, western,noodle,desert,pasta,mix asean all food.. Take care Mr&Mrs 🧔❤🧑🦰
Sadly Ramadan Kareem just one week left.. That's mean you all just one week left to try all sorts kind of Ramadan's delicious food and delicacy.. Otherwise you have to wait next year Ramadan to try it again provide and hopefully we'll still alive again!!!😮🤔
I think you guys shud ask the seller how to eat the things u bought also... yes the johor laksa must mix with the creamy fish broth.. the "tauhu begedil" come with black sambal sauce..but it quite spicy. And this time you bought a Tomato rice with chicken not beriani rice.. anyway happy eating and hunting again tomorrow. 😅😅
Laksa Johor (Johor is a state, a member of the Federation of Malaysia) is a food that is born out of the royal kitchen of the Palace of Johore. It is said that the recipe was designed by The Sultan of Johore (not the current one but one of his ancestors) to compete with the other kind of Laksa from the other states. Traditionally we don't use spaghetti for Laksa, we use white rice noodle for that, but it's decided that spaghetti would work better with the gravy, the gravy sticks better to the spag. The gravy is kind of a fish gravy. It's considered a luxury nowadays because the fish used is pretty expensive and takes lot of work to prep. Johoreans take pride in preparing and serving the Johorean Laksa. The presentation has to be very good. The cucumber is cut (traditionally) in spiral shape for best effect and for that one must use fresh cucumber.
@@dananna8614 You can have it either way :) It would still be Laksa Johor. It's the kind of food that is hard to find one made yummy, but once you met the right cook, you'd refill your bowl 7-8 times.
each time you go to the bazar ..scout all the stalls first till the end ..then on the way back only you buy on which stalls the best ..that is the best method
@@dananna8614 why so sweet? Because there buy early time before 730pm for open fasting. Before drink you must shake a cup of water, so the ices & the sweet sugar well blend.
D'ont leave Msia without going to east coast states that is Kelantan, Terengganu & Pahang ..the cradle of Malay civilization in Malaysia..there are many cultures and history, hundred of Malay dishes that are different from west coast foods, unique Malay accent language, unique people, unique way of life, beautiful beaches, islands etc
We can ensure you that east coast is on our bucket list Azman 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Typically satay is eaten with its peanut sauce but yeah, it can also be eaten alone.
We eat them without sauce this time Abg and it was delicious 🤤 thank you for your comment 🙏
Welcome to ipoh. The hometown of academy award winner Michelle yeoh.
Thanks
Even in Ipoh you both search for Bazaar Ramadhan. You both are Bazaar Ramadhan lover. There is only 8 days left before all Bazaar Ramadhan in this country ends. Keep it up. Terbaik Dan & Anna..👍👍👍
Love this places both the food and the great peaple
@@dananna8614 Yes. Even though it is the month of fasting, the month of Ramadhan is also the month of great food festival in Malaysia & the whole world especially in countries with majority of muslims. Various rare dishes can be found in this month at Bazaar Ramadhan stalls. You are lucky to get to try some rare food even for many Malaysians.
@@marfauzamatjusoh8198 we are glad to be part of this ❤️
@@dananna8614 Ipoh is the best chinese food in whole malaysia.....
Nice to see you both, look sincere , down to earth and the comments are genuine
What you see is what we are. Thank you for your lovely words ❤️🙏
I like this channel better than others because it reviews food after you've brought it from Ramadan bazaar, tasted it, and shown us whether you liked it or not. Some people only buy comfort food and are afraid to try or explore local cuisine. Dan and Anna, congratulations. Keep it up! Don't forget to celebrate Hari Raya at the Prime Minister's Residence in Putrajaya, where you are able to try the traditional Hari Raya cuisine.
Thank you so much for your amazing comment ❤️🙏 what you see is what we are, easy going people who like to try everything both on and off camera 👍🏻
Thankyou for visiting our shop. The kuih that you bought is vaday (indian food) . Used smashed dal beans and some herbs . 😊
We really liked them ❤️🇲🇾 thank you for watching 👍🏻
Satay is delicious when you take it with the satay sauce.
Yes it is 👍🏻
Satay eat with peanut sause is the best.
Thanks so much for sharing and thats my favorite sause
you have to stir the drink first, the sugar liquid is concentrated at the bottom, since the straw end is at the bottom, you basically sipped the sugar concentrate
Wow your choose food vrery good👍
thanks so much but its hard want to try them all
Hellloo welcome to. Malaysia and bazar ramadan
Thank you so much 🇲🇾❤️
Love your video, love your channel, and love as what you are. I wish you could come over to more places in Malaysia. Enjoy and Cheers❤❤❤
We planning on doing just that ❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾
Sauce for laksa johore is made from blended fish, a little bit of salted fish, chillies and the usual onion, and laksa leaf
Sounds great!
DanAnna that dessert kueh Kemboja - the green flowershape is a traditional malaysian canape made from santan coconut milk, egg, some flour and sugar. Other traditional malaysian dessert is kueh kochi wrapped in small banana leaf packet.
By the way you like hiking, please visit Cameron Highland many trails, Mossy Forest, famous tea plantations and strawberry farms, vegetable farms. Lots of outdoor activities in cooler mountain climate.
Thank you for the information both of the food and about the cool mountain climate! It so hot right now 🥵
Yes. In all these years Malaysia has never been as hot as now. Really hot indeed. Regards, take care and stay safe & happy.❣
@@zailinahmad9695 42 degrees yesterday
Nonmuslims can eat anytime...to choose not to eat before iftar in the public is a respectful gesture but if u do so nobody feels insulted. The seller was confused with ur question because nonmuslims r free to eat or drink anytime. To see Anna wanting everything is rather amusing. If u tried fasting for a day, u ll find eating iftar a n eye opening experience. God promises happines for those who break fast after a whole day of restraint n reflection. And u can always aak drink sellers to put less sugar or say kurang manis in malay
Thank you so much for sharing ideas and information Ning❤️👍🏻
Ipoh is one of the melting pot and food paradise in Malaysia. Enjoy!😊
It really is!
Around of Malaysia you can find the food heaven 🥰
@@Isa-nh6hf 👍🏻❤️
Both of you are sitting on the floor, effortlessly like many Malaysians do! That laksa Johor should be fully immersed with its broth. Is it like spaghetti in curry. Wonder how much weight you two had gained 😂
Hahaha several kg 😂 thank you zuhrin for your comment ❤️
More like Malays only.
Yeah, save it for another days!
😃
Cookie likes is a Vade indian snacks..made from dhall peanut, laksa johor sauce is made from boiling fish meat, some curry powder, coconut milk. Eat it with all the sauce or gravy. For more savory u can put some calamansi lime juice.
Thank you yuki 🙏
@@dananna8614 most welcome..have a nice trip & day
satay must eat with peanut sos
Yes we do know that now 👍🏻😉
Durian that has been opened like in that "durian sticky rice" does not emit that much "stinky" smell. It's ok. You can take them in the taxi and also your hotel. No problemo. The smell is not that pungent.
Perfect 👍🏻 then we know that for next time 🙏❤️
Try our tradisional hari raya food - LEMANG AND RENDANG (Chicken or Beef)
Satay Chicken & beef should be eaten with pinnut sauce..
Thank you for your advice 👍🏻
And don't forget to dropby Thong Sui Kai(The Dessert Street) for dinner while you're in Ipoh. They have really good Wan Tan noodles, Curry noodles and beef noodles, and of course, their shaved ice desserts!😊
The famous abc! 👍🏻❤️
@DanAnna There are lots more types of shaved ice dessert at the Thong Sui Kai. Go try them out, they're really refreshing!😋👌
Nice video 😍 enjoy your food ...terima kasih..
Makan makan 😃😋
Welcome you Malaysia ,,from Batu Pahat Johor Malaysia,ok
Thank you so much ❤️🙏
The laksa Johor should be mixed with the sauce or gravy throughly in order to have the taste of the laksa
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@@dananna8614 Yes, the pasta need to get drenched with the sauce.
love your bazaar ramadhan vlog
Thank you pox 🙏❤️
Hi guys…i be been following u since ur vlog in Penang my hometown…i wished i could hv shown u guys more wonderful foods and local delicacies since Penang is foodies haven.. but hopefully u will find more n more delicious food in ur journey in this country…saying that i do like to comments on this video -
1) The ‘bagedil’ that u guys bought are the snack type ie a tofu stuffed and deep fried..i believed what Anna is looking for is the mashed potato n meat bagedil which normally the sell with rice…and i think the second stall selling bagedil is the one u were looking for.
2) the first piece that u eat in this video is not bagedil it was Vaday or Vadie..indian snack or ‘desert’..made of lentils
3) You can eat at anytime during the fasting month since u r not Muslim…just that it would not be appropriate to eat in front of a fasting person..but i m sure they dont mind.
4) If u r not sure you can ask them for recommendations..for example the satay u had if eaten with peanut sauce (kuah kacang) and with the rice cake or ketupat (the white pillow shape ‘rice’ and garnish with cucumber and onions would be nice and authentic -btw that satay you bought is cheap RM1/ piece..we cant find that price nowadays.
I m sorry for a long comments…but i cant help it since i m a foodie myself…and as Malaysian i have to say that am proud of our food culture.
P/s: If u r going to KL later dont miss going to Taman Tugu for jungle trekking…its nice and i thnk it is up keep by Malaysian nature society or something ..they even tagged the trees and its name.
Thank you Hyder for your support it means a lot to us. Thank you also for all the information about the food we bought, we do love to explore markets, bazaars and narrow streets for real local food that’s the most delicious 🤤. Taman tugu seems perfect for us👍🏻🇲🇾❤️🙏
You r more than welcome…make videos ya!
@@hyderalwi41 👍🏻❤️
DanAnna forgot to mention Cameron Highland is near to Ipoh, about one to one and half hour .
It’s on the list 😉
Excellent choices of foods:)
Thanks so many great foods
Bravo, you got the bergedil this time! The fried food you had before bergedil is called vada/vaday/vadey (more flat looking, made of chickpeas and spices which tastes a bit like falafel). The next time you visit this bazaar, maybe try “lemang and rendang”. Lemang is rice cooked in bamboo over fire. And lemang is best eaten with rendang. If you scroll this video to between 22:22 and 22:25, you will find these two items 😊☺️ Lemang and rendang are two must-have items for the Eid festival.
that tauhu bergedil.. half right only😅😅
Thank you Vincent 🙏🙏❤️
Ramadan Kareem Mubrk ❤️❤️❤️
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Enjoy.. welcome to Ipoh
Thank you Joey ❤️
Laksa johor gravy make from blended fish flesh.
For Begedil have 2 type- potato begedil and tofu begedil. I think u buy the tofu begedil. And the crispy 1 that u eat is 'vade' indian snack make from dhal.
For rice u buy is Nasi tomato (tomatoes rice) different with biryani rice. Tomatoes rice prepared with Ayam masak merah( chicken with red sauce) and Biryani rice come with curry (goat/mutton/ chicken/ beef). Nowadays, many people like eat biryani rice with goat/mutton curry.
We thought we bought chicken and beef begedil. Thank you 🙏
@@dananna8614 tofu begedil and potato begedil they make to kind filled with beef and filled with chicken.
Potato begedil u can taste potato and texture more soft than tofu begedil.
@@dananna8614 bergedil on its own is mashed potato filled with minced beef or chicken with some herbs...or coriander leaf...coated with egg and deep fried..the one you had was tofu bergedil which is dried tofu stuffed with begedil...
@@amirularshad4882 thank you for your help ❤️
@@mohdzaki1089 thank you for sharing
Lots of food guys.. Out of control once u visited bazar ramadhan.. Haha
Yes we can’t handle it 😂
Thats mango stinky rice very delicious....my favourite
Must try next time 👍🏻
Sticky not stinky 🤭🤣🤣🤣
@@shadowboxer2747 I figured it out 🤣
Actually that nasi kerabu ( blue rice ) is made from a flower called bunga telang ( butterfly-pea )
Thanks for sharing
Mantap Bosskur ❤❤❤
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you can try bazzar in Kuching Sarawak Malaysia.. there are many more strange menus or dishes that you rarely find in Malaysia.. every state in Malaysia has different cuisine and culture..
Thanks for the tips Rosdi 🙏❤️
Enjoy your stay at Malaysia ma'am and sir.
Thank you! 😃
Another trip to Bazaar Ramadhan, nice 👍..Laksa Johor is my favourite too. You guys in Ipoh, Perak? Might as well go to Cameron Highlands, lot of beautiful mountain n hill for hiking. Looking forward to watch u guys exploring our food, places n culture 👌
So do we ace, so much for us to explore in this country. Thank you for your support 🇲🇾❤️🙏
Need to pour in the gravy for the best taste to enjoy Laksa Johor
Next time 👍🏻
Super variety...we usually break the fasting with 1-3 pc/s of dates first ; with either a sip of lukewarm/ icy milk or soyabean jelly...for soothing our tastebuds! Every state has different recipe for each popular M'sian culsine. Am very2 proud of both of u; "Dan & Anna" for ur wonderful eatery -advenyures! (....all in all, 14 states in truly amazing M'sia[West & East]).
Thank you for your kind comment 😊❤️ and for sharing
ever visit Kuching city in sarawak?you should tries more delicious foods in kuching
Thank you for your advice 🙏
Msian people are very kind,generous,friendly,helpul aren't they??
Oh yes they really are ❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾🇲🇾
Omg!!!🤩 what a lot of food u have bought that i believe u can finish them as well.. proud of u both can be easy with the situation & realy humble there. Previously, if we are at bazar must be uncontroll to buy many things, especially when we do not eat since morning😅.. anyway, enjoy yourselves during Ramadhan👍
Thank you so much 🤗 and enjoy iftar in a few hours.
@@dananna8614 tqvm👍👍👍
WANNA SEE MORE Ramadan Bazaar VLOG PLEASEEE....
Stay tuned Muhammad 😉
Trying come to Kuching Sarawak.. Many kind of food... Heaven FOOD CENTRE
We so want to see Borneo ❤️
OMG this bazaar is so better!
It was so much bigger so more difficult to choose from 😃
love the tour on Ramadan Bazaar ...yessss i really like to watch u guys buy a lot of food...why your camera only last 20 minutes if overheated? i think some camera will last at least 2 hours
Yes the GoPro is unfortunately known for that 🫤 and it was over 40 degrees so it was hot 🥵
This time you guys said "no" to the satay peanut sauce which the vendor was trying to pack for you. Big mistake! Lol😂😂😂
We trying, we trying ❤️❤️❤️
The peanut source for the satay is a must. What a waste😅
@@HBTan1969 🤪we know ❤️
i agree satay should go with peanut sauce to complete the dish with compress rice
Wow you attacked the northern state bazaars completely
Love this places
Good day lovely couple! Another milestone is on it's way. 👏💪🎉 Save travels!
Thank you shankly, we really enjoying this 😃👍🏻
The begedil is a Javanese food. The real begedil as it is prepared in Javanese household would have minced beef mixed with the potato and it tastes so much better.
Anna really likes the begedil
AHA NOW YOU GOT IT RIGHT TKS!!!😁😁🤩👍👍💖
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Next time both of you should try Ramadan Bazaar in Kota Bharu. Over there the food have a heavy thai influences.
Maybe next year 👍🏻😋
Have a nice day
Mr&Mrs
i hope enjoy your meal at bazar Ramadan, Malaysia
Coz Malaysia food very more local, western,noodle,desert,pasta,mix asean all food..
Take care
Mr&Mrs 🧔❤🧑🦰
Thank you Khai 🙏
@@dananna8614
Wcome very much mr Dan🧔
And Mrs Anna🧑🦰
sweet couple..❤️👩❤️👨
@@khai_kelantanese9991 ❤️👍🏻
That is call vadee. Bagadil is potatoes+beef with deep fry.
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Hope you both in good health and enjoy all the food. If you have time just tried mee curry in Ipoh town.anf nasi ganja
We are enjoying our time in Malaysia and trying food everywhere 🇲🇾🙏❤️
Nice vlog sir🎉
Thank you 🙂welcome to our channel, please follow and enjoy all our videos ❤️🙏
if you can take spices, you can experience the best foods in the world
We do like it a bit spicy 🌶️
Sadly Ramadan Kareem just one week left..
That's mean you all just one week left to try all sorts kind of Ramadan's delicious food and delicacy..
Otherwise you have to wait next year Ramadan to try it again provide and hopefully we'll still alive again!!!😮🤔
So true Saef 😃❤️
@@dananna8614 insha'Allah we will alive next year and so many years to come!!!
Aamiin Ya Rabb'bal Aalamiin 🙏🇲🇾💞
Satay should be eaten with the peanut sauce
Yes 👍🏻 next time
Most westerners dont like fishy taste 😅 laksa gravy is mostly fish base .. and can b spicy 🥵
Yes, true
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I think you guys shud ask the seller how to eat the things u bought also... yes the johor laksa must mix with the creamy fish broth.. the "tauhu begedil" come with black sambal sauce..but it quite spicy.
And this time you bought a Tomato rice with chicken not beriani rice.. anyway happy eating and hunting again tomorrow. 😅😅
Thanks for info, And yes we be back again for more food
If you want to try 'begedil' you must go to nasi campur stalls or and Indonesia dishes and you asked for begedil 😊
Will do that for now on 😃
Laksa Johor (Johor is a state, a member of the Federation of Malaysia) is a food that is born out of the royal kitchen of the Palace of Johore. It is said that the recipe was designed by The Sultan of Johore (not the current one but one of his ancestors) to compete with the other kind of Laksa from the other states.
Traditionally we don't use spaghetti for Laksa, we use white rice noodle for that, but it's decided that spaghetti would work better with the gravy, the gravy sticks better to the spag.
The gravy is kind of a fish gravy. It's considered a luxury nowadays because the fish used is pretty expensive and takes lot of work to prep.
Johoreans take pride in preparing and serving the Johorean Laksa. The presentation has to be very good. The cucumber is cut (traditionally) in spiral shape for best effect and for that one must use fresh cucumber.
Thank you so much for your informative comment. We think rice noodles it’s more delicious than the spaghetti
@@dananna8614 You can have it either way :) It would still be Laksa Johor.
It's the kind of food that is hard to find one made yummy, but once you met the right cook, you'd refill your bowl 7-8 times.
The spice from chilli direct attack your nose. That mean your brain read something new to remember it for your whole life.
Chili is fantastic
Wow good ❤
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😍😍❤💃💃💪🇲🇾
Thanks for watching
each time you go to the bazar ..scout all the stalls first till the end ..then on the way back only you buy on which stalls the best ..that is the best method
Yes we know but we go crazy every time 🤪
@@dananna8614 😂😂😂
Ayo yo..........sir...🤣
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Dan, Anna : if you want the drink to be less sweet, tell them : "Kurang Manis" (Less sweet). I always tell them Kurang manis.
Thank you for the advice 👍🏻❤️
@@dananna8614 why so sweet? Because there buy early time before 730pm for open fasting. Before drink you must shake a cup of water, so the ices & the sweet sugar well blend.
@@hafizrazak467 thank you 🙏 now I know ❤️
Done subcribe fm.kelantan malaysia
Makes us happy 😃
After Ramadan, be prepare go to Prime Minister house for Hari Raya Open House day 1
Thank you for watching 🙏❤️
That's not bergedel. It's Wade ,Indian foodie ☺️. Bergedel is potato.....
another bergedil maybe
Thanks for leting us know
Thanks for sharing
It should be bingka kemboja
I see my young sis there
We met so many beautiful and kind people this day, love the atmosphere at bazaars 😍
Malaysians are so friendly
Oh yes they really are 😊❤️🙏🇲🇾
You were early there I supposed because there weren't many people yet.
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we can't control our lust in Ramadhan bazaar
No it’s impossible 🤣
There's a banner shows nasi susu, please review,sir..
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Dan who,s better good Malaysian food of Sweden food honestly
I love them both but will miss mee Bandung when leaving Malaysia 🇲🇾
Laksa johor is using spaghetti not sure why
Thanks for sharing but if not spaghetti what?
@@dananna8614 that becomes a fusion dish somehow
Impossible to eat all in one visit
we know we be back for more
i get annoyed when u keep saying no to her. haha come onnnn bazar is only once a year. let her buy everything 🤣
I (Anna) totally agree 😂