How does that make someone a legend? If he acted the way he does when he’s teaching, then he’d just be an asshole. Nothing legendary about being respectful.
@@Tuggspeedmen what? Swastikas were used by Nazis yes but they are also used by peaceful monks. Btw the Nazi swastika is different Google the difference between swastikas.
Gordon Ramsay deserves the respect and recognition he gets for exploring local Malaysian foods and not some judge chef who think rendang is supposed to be crispy.
@@NonyaBiz-rc7ix He's in love with his job and wants others to enjoy it as much as him. Everyone has different ways of sharing advice, and his happens to be lOUD.
As a Malaysian, I love when the guy pointed out that every Malaysian's favorite chef is their mother. I've never met a Malaysian lady older than 20s who doesn't know how to cook. Lazy, yes. But definitely can cook when they feel like it. Malaysian aunties are basically chefs with decades of training.
@@pecintakebenaran2147 I believe it has to do with the fact that he himself (Gordon) isn't Asian so the woman has this little exotic aspect (being an asian woman) and the mix of big genuine smile (in the eyes as well) and warm first impression makes Gordon find her attractive
@@pecintakebenaran2147 The thing is, she does look pretty. I think Gordon was surprised because he’s comparing the two couple in his mind. If you look at the guy, he’s average looking. She’s out of his league. But his cooking skills attracted her...maybe something else more that attracted her. They are both lucky.
The fact that he wants to spend more time with the aunties to learn how to cook lmao 😂 Trust me. Nothing beats the dishes your grandma (and the aunties) cooks!
Kelvin Tran We get it, you don't "grammar" because you're an "ironic memer" or whatever, and you pretend like you dont give a shit about anything. Go back to browsing r/iamverysmart. God damn it stop thinking you're not better than this guy.
m3dicated jesus you sound bitter as fuck, maybe work as hard as he clearly has and become an executive chef maybe then a pretty girl will look in your shitty direction
This is so interesting! I’m from Texas and “auntie” is a term of endearment for an elder woman in the family. I would’ve felt so weird calling a stranger “auntie,” if I didn’t know this.
Maybe he was in the main land and wanted to go to the island. Because I'm from mainland Penang. We call the island as Penang even though we're also part of Penang.
exactly right before that notice Pasta mans face, his mom saw he was uncomfortable and literally shooshed her daughter in laws hand out of Gordons lolol
0:24 Gordon Ramsay is the only person in the world who is allowed to know very little about what Malaysia has to offer but still sounded hella confident.
I hope Gordon's new show on National Geographic will be similar to this. It's very educational, and I like how he is so humble and not going around thinking he is the best.
Vel MOC he said malaysia is more modern than he expected like Gordon, bruh WE R A SECOND WORLD COUNTRY VERY CLOSE TO BEING FIRST SO LIKEEE I LOVE U BUT NO I DONT ACCEPT U SAYING THAT
I notice that most comments here are a)asking if this is from old show b) Nazi symbol and c) Indonesian a) Yes, it is from an old show. The show is called Gordon's Great Escape as already been written as the video title. b) Is it a troll question? c) What is wrong with the Indonesian with their food claiming?
Nino would never go to Malaysia, it’s too dirty for him. This joke is a reference to the kitchen nightmares episode with nino, watch it before you think I’m ignorant.
It's not a hacker's job, and it's not Gordon's car so even if someone dug anything out of that license, the information most likely belongs to a rental or a random Malaysian. Not worth anything.
I like the fact that he's visiting Penang not the usual Kuala Lumpur. Other places in Malaysia deserve love too. I know Kuala Lumpur is popular as it is our capital city and it is a beautiful place, there's no doubt to that but I also want foreigners to experience the unique beauty of our country that varies from states to states.
Actually, he ONLY learn/eat that Braised pork with egg in Penang. While he go to KL eat "Sup Torpedo", learn to cook Indian vegetables curry in a Buddhist temple and cook Nasi Lemak in a competition held in Berjaya University College . Oh Gordon also cook for Malaysia's previous prime Minister, Najib in KL. He was in Negeri Sembilan to eat satay and rendang at Auntie Aini's Garden Cafe. And went to Tawau, Sabah to see the bird nest harvesting and to eat it.
I love the mixture of culture and my favorite of all the food. I just have a passion for seeing how other people cook because proving the world what you can do is absolutely fantastic especially with something as big as food.
Just the thick brit accent, I think. It's hard to say something that's not in your mother's language. I gave up trying to pronounce french menus properly.....
@HEONG MIN HUI - if someone complains how rendang is not crispy enough, that person has no idea how dome dish are meant to be made, also actually research some shit before saying it.. rendang not crispy enough smh lol
At 0:14, it is a swastika on that wall which is actually on a wall of a Buddhist temple. It is called "wàn" in Chinese, "manji" in Japanese & swastika which originated from Sanskrit. It is part of Hinduism and Buddhism symbol before Hitler copy it. While it is a taboo symbol in the Anglosphere and European countries, it is a holy symbol in the East Asia, South Asia and Mainland Southeast Asia - Basically at where Buddhism and Hinduism is prominent. For those who said, "Oh no the Nazi symbol is clockwise or anti-clockwise". I am sorry to tell you that it doesn't matter if it is clockwise or anti-clockwise. Both version are part of Hinduism and Buddhism symbol; however, the left-facing (anti-clockwise) is more commonly used in Buddhism than Hinduism and the right-facing (clockwise) is more commonly used in Hinduism than Buddhism before Hitler copy it. It like the symbol of "cross" in Christianity and "upside down cross" that was always depicted as anti-Christ in horror movie when "upside down cross" are actually refer to St. Peter’s cross.
Scientists: "There is nothing in the universe faster than the speed of light" 4:36 Aunty shoving that rice in her mouth an putting the spoon down to shake Gordon's hand within 0.02 Planck units
When you are on a French era tricycle “Cyclo”, it is like you fed to cars and trucks with delicious food...I am from Cambodia and we used to say this very often.
0:11 "malaysia is more modern than i expected." Of course, malaysia is one of the highest gdp country in south east asia. 3rd after Singapore and Brunei.
Never been to Malaysia but I have been to Singapore. Fun fact, Singapore is the world’s only accidental country. And by accidental I mean they were kicked out of the Malaysian Federation to avoid further bloodshed from race riots. They gained independence against their own will. Had a great time there
That is another level of respect when you call elders aunty/uncle/grandpa/grandma like your own relative even they are not.... That how they show respect to others
He is HARD as HELL when he teaching but he is humble when he learns from somebody
Living Legend
How does that make someone a legend? If he acted the way he does when he’s teaching, then he’d just be an asshole. Nothing legendary about being respectful.
It doesn’t make someone a legend, but he is a legend
@@justinsullivan5839 Being respectful is already being a legend :P
He just roasted the chefs ass left and right lololol
アブドラ he low key did lmao 😂😂
Facts
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0:14 wth
@@Tuggspeedmen what?
Swastikas were used by Nazis yes but they are also used by peaceful monks.
Btw the Nazi swastika is different Google the difference between swastikas.
As a Malaysian, I can confirm this
No matter how well a chef can cook, auntie cooking is always better
Facts
yup.even with precision and science, you cant beat years of cooking experience
Your own mom's cooking will be the best
not in malaysia...in every asian wether its india china japan korea etc
Facts. Not even limited to Malaysia.
The taste of "home" is the difference and something sought by everyone
Picture that looks exactly like chef:
Gordon Ramsey: That is not you,
Eric Warwick he’s the opposite of racist 💀💀
He was just trying to be funny
hahaha "photoshopped"
Eric Warwick there’s no lamb sauce
Sadan Suile check up your arse!
"When he move out, can I moves in?" Gordon. 🤣🤣🤣
Gordon “when he move out can i move in” Ramsay
4:37 that was the quickest spoon she had ever eaten its like she went in fast forward mode to shake his hand
lol its called respect
can't leave someone dried out fam
Madhu wtf fastest hand in the west
Madhu - Gordon is stupid. He shouldn't have shook it when she was busy eating or he should have waited until she finished that morsel!
@@The_Beast_666 well he stuck out his hand before she was putting the spoon up to her mouth
Gordon Ramsay deserves the respect and recognition he gets for exploring local Malaysian foods and not some judge chef who think rendang is supposed to be crispy.
Well, Gordon Ramsay has always been a humble chef... And that's what sets him apart from other chefs~
It's called being a chef lol wtf happened to this family is beyond me
gordon genuinely wants to learn the way food are prepared in every country hes been to and recreates them the same way
Gordon is such a wholesome guy
Yes, if wholesome= *F U C K I N G R A W*
Gordon should be the owner of every restaurant in the Us
*W H E R E S T H E L A M B S A U C E*
@@NonyaBiz-rc7ix He's in love with his job and wants others to enjoy it as much as him. Everyone has different ways of sharing advice, and his happens to be lOUD.
10,000 Subscribers with two videos? Ikr
As a Malaysian, I love when the guy pointed out that every Malaysian's favorite chef is their mother. I've never met a Malaysian lady older than 20s who doesn't know how to cook. Lazy, yes. But definitely can cook when they feel like it. Malaysian aunties are basically chefs with decades of training.
Well you haven't met my ex.
"Lazy, yes. But definitely can cook when they feel like it."
I have never felt understood by anyone, ever. Thank you.
Im malaysian and im rlly happy that he liked our country! The trishaw ride was hilarious.
Gordon: is this safe?
Guy: okay sit down
The moment when your son/daughter is behind the wheel for the first time..
If interested, Top chef knives for money. 10kitchen.com/best-chef-knives/
Is safe and bloody expensive
It is safe but it would kill you if a car crashed into dat
@@youtubeuser8636 yeah haha i though the same
4:02 - _''W-Wow uh- uh.... Excuse me.... I mean... Amazing... You lucky man!'_
Ahahah that was cute
@@pecintakebenaran2147 I believe it has to do with the fact that he himself (Gordon) isn't Asian so the woman has this little exotic aspect (being an asian woman) and the mix of big genuine smile (in the eyes as well) and warm first impression makes Gordon find her attractive
@@pecintakebenaran2147 The thing is, she does look pretty. I think Gordon was surprised because he’s comparing the two couple in his mind. If you look at the guy, he’s average looking. She’s out of his league. But his cooking skills attracted her...maybe something else more that attracted her. They are both lucky.
The fact that he wants to spend more time with the aunties to learn how to cook lmao 😂
Trust me. Nothing beats the dishes your grandma (and the aunties) cooks!
Dont forget our mom's delightful cooking 🤟❤️
Because auntie are lower level grandma cooking.
"How long have you been driving?"
*"Fifty years, from 1959."*
"Fifty years?!"
Ethan Frost the episode was likely filmed in 09
"Fifty years?"
@@emythx 60 years
Yes
anyone wanna talk about how the fiance is gorGEOUS?
That's why she's a fiancé
Nope
she aight
You so thirsty
RD yes lololol
I like how Gordon and the auntie are lowkey roasting (figuratively) the son.
Kelvin Tran We get it, you don't "grammar" because you're an "ironic memer" or whatever, and you pretend like you dont give a shit about anything. Go back to browsing r/iamverysmart. God damn it stop thinking you're not better than this guy.
Kelvin Tran “figuratively” is not a hard word unless you don’t speak English
@@KolchaksGhost even if you don't speak English, "figurative" is an easy word unless you never learnt English at all lmao
Sorry, guys. I just had to put it in because people might read the word "roasting" the wrong way, especially when there are three chefs on the screen.
I'll lowkey you. The son's a pasta chef, he doesn't roast, so no confusion should occur!
Gordon was lowkey flaming the executive chef the whole episode lmao
He sold out and chose Western cooking, doesn't give credit to his mom and has a fiancee, who he clearly does not deserve.
Low key Kitchen Nightmares
m3dicated jesus you sound bitter as fuck, maybe work as hard as he clearly has and become an executive chef maybe then a pretty girl will look in your shitty direction
@@m3dicated how does he not give credit to his mom? He says repeatedly that she's a better cook
@@m3dicatedhe praised his mom’s cooking the whole video, how does he not give her credit? And who are you to decide he doesnt deserve his fiance?
Love how Gordon starts roasting the guy immediately after meeting him LOL
can you explain please because I don't know how Gordon roasts people
Uber in different country
America🇺🇸: Taxi
Malaysia🇲🇾: Teksi
Teksi means Taxi in Malay language.
No wonder it sounds the same
*THEY BOTH ALMOST HAVE THE SAME FLAG*
Tax. See?
Tell me. What's the difference between a Toilet and a Tandas? The answer, they are the same.
Sabah is in Malaysia...we call.teksi-pairit
"Aunty" is a typical term to address an older woman in India too...
Basically in every Asian country
This is so interesting! I’m from Texas and “auntie” is a term of endearment for an elder woman in the family.
I would’ve felt so weird calling a stranger “auntie,” if I didn’t know this.
I thought I was watching Malaysian fusion cooking but the only thing that really got cooked was auntie’s “chef” son
he even cooked pork to...
most Malaysian don't eat pork, unless if they are Chinese
Ooh Malaysia. Who else remembers when Gordon met the rendang lady? That lady schooled him big time
Avery Lopez-Baines how are you online? I'm calling Raul right now.
Yes American foods are quite easy compared to the other world but Gordon Ramsey is very good and he know his spices
Luckily gordon did not try making crispy rendang *masterchef flashbacks*
Or he touched her bush
Of course I remember. That place is called Auntie Aini's Garden Cafe where Anthony Bourdain had his tempoyak ikan patin.
Gordon the type of guy to have videos on TH-cam with titles in third person perspective
like a documentary
shashank nerurkar 😂
Editor probably uploads and makes his titles
@@cooledcannon true, that's why I said 'to have videos on TH-cam' rather than 'makes videos on TH-cam'
Joe Mckay I’m sorry, but r/whooosh
😂😂
5:45 "Penang please."
Oh yeah, sure. Mention a whole state of Malaysia as a destination to that trishaw guy. XD
He said Penang please when he was clearly already in Penang.
Maybe he was in the main land and wanted to go to the island. Because I'm from mainland Penang. We call the island as Penang even though we're also part of Penang.
@@NoName-yi5cs you can't find any trishaws on the mainland tho. And pretty sure the tall building behind him is the Mayfair condo in georgetown
@@trailerkhai yeah you're right. I totally forgot about that 😝
@@martialguy2289 Haha totally forgot that we don't hv that on the mainland.
"I cook a mean pasta"
We still talking about pasta?
😆
😂
Mint pasta
Gordon: What was it that attracted you?
Fiance: Yeah i believe.
LOL Gamer me when I'm nervous
jekel thirteen Nice to have u there so u can back her up lol
I like your Kayn profile picture although I main ivern :) such an under rated champion
She was trying to say "I believe it was his food" in a joking manner but she was nervous and got cut off.
I like that Gordon is the constant food explorer. Always expanding his repertoire of culinary skills through adventurous means.
5:40 you know you are in Malaysia when the people replies to your thank you with another thank you
That is true.
That’s Malaysian hospitality for you and I’m proud of it!
Gordon ramsay: "is it safe"?
"just take your seat"
Help me i'm on a 7 hr Gordon Ramsay streak...
I need some seasoning.
A bit of salt, a touch of olive oil
A little pepper
I love Gordon hes a genuing man with his strong minded (personality)
(Determination)
(Kindness)
That is such a horrible way to misspell “genuine”.
It’s more modern than I expected. Malaysia - the most underrated country in Asia
Sofiah Ab Hamid because hikers get chopped up by isis
6:22 "Oh god I can't believe I'm doing this." 😂
4:14 Girls Mom: DONT HOLD HIS HAND FOR ANY LONGER
shes swatting flies away and thats the husbands mom
@@MOFODUBSTEP that is true
I think she's swatting flies away from the food
mom is shooshing house flies
exactly right before that notice Pasta mans face, his mom saw he was uncomfortable and literally shooshed her daughter in laws hand out of Gordons lolol
"One hour in Malaysia and I've got my first bollocking" LOL
4:38 her reaction was quick 😂
Respect and shit
lol we would have done the same too
Fuck
so ？
Gordon Ramsay literally just went there to roast that guy
🤣🤣🤣 Gordon is like "wait wait wait" but the driver is like "no problem." 😅 I know what it's like.
0:24 Gordon Ramsay is the only person in the world who is allowed to know very little about what Malaysia has to offer but still sounded hella confident.
I love how Gordon is always striving to learn more even though he's an expert in cooking.
Gordon is a master chef 2nd only to Nino
I would say that is hard to believe but Nino has the pictures to prove it
Spongebob SquarePants
Nino is the best ever chef. No chance for Ramsey
@Born In Shithole Country An incredible liar
@Born In Shithole Country bit true fan
@Born In Shithole Country what's a morphodite?
Penang Island is my hometown, nice to know that Gordon visited and tried learning our signature local cuisine! 🇲🇾♥️
Even the best never stop learning 😊
And that's why they're at their best.
Well said 😊😊
Fools think they know everything, a wise person knows they don't and keeps on learning
@cohen eisenrosenbergthalsteinweitzthalberger Yea it looks tasty to me but not really much technique involved, was more interested in the side dishes
@cohen eisenrosenbergthalsteinweitzthalberger seems like you dont understand food culture and isn't a chef lolololol
“Asian fusion” that’s some dragon ball z shit right there
I’ve lived in Malaysia for 5 years, currently living in America since 2015. Felt the nostalgia seeing that house 🤧
I hope Gordon's new show on National Geographic will be similar to this. It's very educational, and I like how he is so humble and not going around thinking he is the best.
Welcome to Malaysia Gordon!
Also, your sarcasm is always appreciated 😂😂
The footage you're seeing is over 8-9 years old. It's only posted here now
Yup the cars look old
Vel MOC he said malaysia is more modern than he expected like Gordon, bruh WE R A SECOND WORLD COUNTRY VERY CLOSE TO BEING FIRST SO LIKEEE I LOVE U BUT NO I DONT ACCEPT U SAYING THAT
@@babysushi953 Bruh.... Calm down.
When he said “Rang Dang” I was like, “now you’re just making up words”
all words are made up
@Deserve Not Desire ahahahahaha, Redang is a place, rendang is what he meant
Its Rendang
@@sarunaspaulauskas1702 tru.
Rodolfo Suarez have you never heard of Mr Dang . Well he phoned when the show was on . Hence ‘rang dang’ but he switched the words round by mistake
gordon: are we not gonna peel the garlics???
gordon: gosh all these garlics/
also gordon: i hope we dont kiss after dinner.
I notice that most comments here are a)asking if this is from old show b) Nazi symbol and c) Indonesian
a) Yes, it is from an old show. The show is called Gordon's Great Escape as already been written as the video title.
b) Is it a troll question?
c) What is wrong with the Indonesian with their food claiming?
The Nazi symbol is at 0:14
@HunterwithaMedkit Yes, I know about it. That why I was asking if it was a troll question or most people don't study anymore?
Indonesian always claim when something is getting famous or recognition in malaysia
@HunterwithaMedkit thank you for explaining this perfectly.
@@kevintenhove3526 the Nazi version is tilted... Malaysian version is straight... And Indian version has dots between the angles
I love how Gordon has three Michelin stars but is ALWAYS willing to learn new cuisines
Nino would never go to Malaysia, it’s too dirty for him.
This joke is a reference to the kitchen nightmares episode with nino, watch it before you think I’m ignorant.
You are rude
Yes but what about all the chef’s pictures of himself. Its just like what nino would do
Chenny Andy Niiinoooo
Well guess what nino we can speak 6 language in malaysia beat that!
GreenTeaKitKat the Malaysian government should pay him to clean the whole country.
Gordon Ramsay: doesn't censor license plates
Hackers: *it's free real estate*
It's not a hacker's job, and it's not Gordon's car so even if someone dug anything out of that license, the information most likely belongs to a rental or a random Malaysian. Not worth anything.
I like the fact that he's visiting Penang not the usual Kuala Lumpur. Other places in Malaysia deserve love too. I know Kuala Lumpur is popular as it is our capital city and it is a beautiful place, there's no doubt to that but I also want foreigners to experience the unique beauty of our country that varies from states to states.
Actually, he ONLY learn/eat that Braised pork with egg in Penang. While he go to KL eat "Sup Torpedo", learn to cook Indian vegetables curry in a Buddhist temple and cook Nasi Lemak in a competition held in Berjaya University College
. Oh Gordon also cook for Malaysia's previous prime Minister, Najib in KL.
He was in Negeri Sembilan to eat satay and rendang at Auntie Aini's Garden Cafe. And went to Tawau, Sabah to see the bird nest harvesting and to eat it.
I just love watching Ramsey's travel shows.
Gordon has the longest resume of the world.!
Haha yea he does 😁
@@JosephSwolin yeah bandit foreva!!
"I take it we don't kiss after dinner"
XD
This is a re-upload video that had been taken 5-6 years ago when he's in Malaysia, No wander the background looks so old !
Everything looks so.........familiar !
Nah older than that...It was suppose to be recorded around 2009. What I am sure of is that the show was released in 2011.
At 6:05 the Rickshaw guy says he has been doing it for 50 years from 1959. That means it was filmed around 2009 or 2010.
It is actually 10 years old.
I love the mother and son, God bless that family.
I love the mixture of culture and my favorite of all the food. I just have a passion for seeing how other people cook because proving the world what you can do is absolutely fantastic especially with something as big as food.
” you can call her antiquet????”
” ANTICAT?????? what”
im gone 😂😂
Hitlér look at 0:14 in the back lol
its aunty cat/kat.... lmao
The Undertaker sorry i dont speak alien
@@verenpainemittari its english kiddo
@@kzr_1613 why are you so mad?
00:29
Rangdang?
Did he just call Rendang Rangdang??!!
Just the thick brit accent, I think. It's hard to say something that's not in your mother's language. I gave up trying to pronounce french menus properly.....
@HEONG MIN HUI - if someone complains how rendang is not crispy enough, that person has no idea how dome dish are meant to be made, also actually research some shit before saying it.. rendang not crispy enough smh lol
ANOTHER RENDANG MEME!
i live in penang,malaysia and gordon's accent saying laksa is killing mee 😂😂
"I don't like his taste"
Literally every Asian mom to her son
Lmao Gordon said “we’re going CHINESE-Y”
Was he able to create crispy rendang?
Malaysians where you at!
Saya di sini 🇲🇾
In Malaysia
At Johor bro nak tido
Sophia Ishanee RENDANG ISNT CRISPY AAAAAU UNCULTURED SWINE
@@koshiraru malaysian meme
Gordon is just the BEST!!!! Learned so much from doing some episodes on his recipes!
Sub to me and ill sub back just leave a comment if u subbed (Im fast
Sub to me and I might think about liking your comment where you plug your own shitty channel
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Omg Rendang,Sate and Laksa is literally my favourite foods in Malaysia.Its literally like 4:21am rn and I wanna eat 😂
I should probably sleep
In Malaysia there's a chance that you could get those at that hour 😂😂 Malaysia's signature is the 24 hour restaurants
what is the meaning of LGBTQ in ur name???
50 years that's some dedication! Oh yeah and Gordon Ramsay is here too.
@3:46 chinese ingredients and an executive chef who takes orders from his mom 😂
At 0:14, it is a swastika on that wall which is actually on a wall of a Buddhist temple. It is called "wàn" in Chinese, "manji" in Japanese & swastika which originated from Sanskrit. It is part of Hinduism and Buddhism symbol before Hitler copy it.
While it is a taboo symbol in the Anglosphere and European countries, it is a holy symbol in the East Asia, South Asia and Mainland Southeast Asia - Basically at where Buddhism and Hinduism is prominent.
For those who said, "Oh no the Nazi symbol is clockwise or anti-clockwise". I am sorry to tell you that it doesn't matter if it is clockwise or anti-clockwise. Both version are part of Hinduism and Buddhism symbol; however, the left-facing (anti-clockwise) is more commonly used in Buddhism than Hinduism and the right-facing (clockwise) is more commonly used in Hinduism than Buddhism before Hitler copy it. It like the symbol of "cross" in Christianity and "upside down cross" that was always depicted as anti-Christ in horror movie when "upside down cross" are actually refer to St. Peter’s cross.
Did you need to do the math
6:19 gordon tried really hard to not swearing
This is why Asian Food is then best guys...If u have a chance to eat Asian Food always do it
GamerKid101 It is not, he was too tolerant not to say shit about this food, Malaysia and pork sound strange
@@adilbektleubayev4958 why so?
@@adilbektleubayev4958 depends on your preferences. Malaysia in general is known as a food haven around the world.
@@qusaisaden5315 yum yum. Don't you eat your dog? :P
SY C honestly i prefer dinner at the abortion center, the baby ribs are 👍
3:06 Aunty was like WoAhhhHhhhHhhhhHhhh 😂😂😂😂
*Gordon:* (enters passenger bicycle) "We won't be caught speeding in this will we?"
*also Gordon:* "wait...SLOW DOWN!"
The respect that Gordon shows is insane
That stewed pork dish is a Strait Chinese staple. I love it to death
It looks amazing
Hold on.. 2:48 I have the exact same plate
Even the colour and pattern matches 😂
I laughed so much when he road the "Beca" (trishaw)
Scientists: "There is nothing in the universe faster than the speed of light"
4:36 Aunty shoving that rice in her mouth an putting the spoon down to shake Gordon's hand within 0.02 Planck units
I've been to Malaysia, in Kuala Lumpur. The food was OUTSTANDING! Just seeing Gordon eat is making me very hungry...
is there full episodes of this somewhere or is it youtube only??
JMB th-cam.com/video/t-jYBmpHW3Y/w-d-xo.html
Nick Yannessa it’s been taken down
th-cam.com/video/t-jYBmpHW3Y/w-d-xo.html
Bob Bobby weird i can watched it.. or just search gordon ramsay malaysia on youtube
i think in the end, they finally showed us why english taxi drivers hate gordon. BRO PLS just let him drive!
Yooooo whattt???? I'm from Penang, any idea when this episode was recorded?
DharvinTV 2009 i think
😂 once the video started I freaked out right away... I thought he's in Penang now. Then i realized this is not new 😭
Lol uda long
Since the trishaw rider stated he's been working for 50 years since 1959, I guess this is from 2009.
@@SkeletonCreeper03 ahh I see thanks :)
When you are on a French era tricycle “Cyclo”, it is like you fed to cars and trucks with delicious food...I am from Cambodia and we used to say this very often.
I absolutely love this series second time watching this
Fun Fact:
After He ate this, His ashole burned
Gino nope malaysian spicy not as spicy as indian just we eat moderate spicy
I SEE WHAT U DID THERE ( Hot Ones Episode with Gordon )
It's aSShole
I actually never knew that Gordon Ramsay came to Penang, Malaysia. 😂😂😀
when did he come to Penang
2009
Jason Chow 0:14
Gordon is making cooking fun
Iam a Malaysian...
And really your aunties will be awesome.
My aunty can cook some tasty meals.
Iam from Kuala Lumpur.
Its really awesome here
1:25 the dude's probably like 'yea.. wait hold up what?'
I'm here to learn Malaysian cooking.
2:20 Got'Eem lol
0:11 "malaysia is more modern than i expected." Of course, malaysia is one of the highest gdp country in south east asia. 3rd after Singapore and Brunei.
Never been to Malaysia but I have been to Singapore. Fun fact, Singapore is the world’s only accidental country. And by accidental I mean they were kicked out of the Malaysian Federation to avoid further bloodshed from race riots. They gained independence against their own will. Had a great time there
He is awesome kind and friendly guy who have passion in cooking
This old Channel can not wait new one hope gordon ramsay come again .love gordon ramsay How be Nice to people he meet n friendly🥰
Hoping for the Title in his next Great Escape Episode:
Cooking for survival in North Pole ft. Nino
wow you are so funny!
Haha! Gordon's like "im gunna die im gunna die im gunna die"
They're not Nazi swastikas, folks...
Bro what are those
Swastika is an ancient symbol used by Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains. It was simply adopted by the Nazis.
I love how Gordon teachers hotels or restraunts with his way, it's bloody effective.
That is another level of respect when you call elders aunty/uncle/grandpa/grandma like your own relative even they are not.... That how they show respect to others