Dear Ichang & jimmy, we as a muslim will respect your content as to what you wanna upload on your channel. & we feel that you don’t need to state in the video what we should or should not avoid watching. Though we understand & appreciate how thoughtful & mindful you guys were with the gesture but, it’s your channel. you do you. Spreading love & support always ❤
I'm so happy to see this from Muslim community. When I was young all Malaysians work and eat together no problem as long as food is segregated. Appreciate others for being thoughtful but not imposing it. Nowadays... Sigh.
@@Raksasaification firstly, for a channel who have to put titles that we have to skip their video at a certain point says alot about our people here. Kinda sad when it’s their channel first & foremost nth to do with us. No need for all that. For me personally i have no problem with people of different faith eat what they want. I share the same table with my chinese/indian colleauges/friends when we dine out during lunchtime etc. Nothing to do with faith. It’s about acceptance & respect. That is all there is to it. Is as simple as that.
Wow! the man can speak Japanese that's my father, haha! Thank you so much for sharing about the food and culture of my hometown on your TH-cam channel. It makes me feel warm and welcoming during my days away from home.😊😊😊
Honestly your content is much better than most of the Malaysian influencers (let me be frank most of them are just attention-seekers and have no specific talents), and you guys are just being yourselves and showing sincerity and utmost respect, which these give us comfort when watching your videos. And also your videos always make me wanna visit those places 😊 You guys are REAL social media influencers.
Ichang and Jimmy you both did far better job in promoting Malaysia than the Ministry of Tourism. I have never seen so much through your lens. Well done. It is very good for those who are not aware of such beautiful places and lovely eatery available within the country. Good job guys. Keep it up.
@@StevenTanWilddiscus > This shouldn’t be something to be highlighted actually. Indeed. Malays and muslims should realize that the highlight on which part to skip because of certain food isn't a positive perception of muslims (in general) to both foreigners and non-muslims who are in Malaysia. Malays need to understand this is sad and feel the need to change this wrong perception for Malaysia's image in the world. Example: Do non-muslim Indian Malaysians feel the need to avoid seeing Malays eating beef in the video? No.
27:43 Ikan Pekasam, salty-sour fermented fish (fermented with light-roasted rice, asam keping & salt). Usually fried together with red onion slices & thai chilli. 29:41 Boiled unripe (or near ripe) papaya (act as ulam).
@rashdanismail If you are Perak citizens, you should introduce the interesting place by yourself first. Last time, Penang, Melaka, Johor, Sabah and Sarawak weren't famous in the past, these state people always became volunteer tour guides and took their friends to interesting places.😊 In the past, the previous state tourism government also didn't promote.
Rm30 for all of the food set and drinks is really cheap... It's Ikan pekasam.. i really love the ikan pekasam.. its fermented river fish. Its give the salty a bit soury when u fried them.. with a lot of bawang goreng and cili padi. The yellow one ulam is papaya..
the sweetness of the bawang evens out the saltiness & sourness of the pekasam. I used to hate it as a kid, but now I'm the only one the my family who eats it lol
I'm glad you both starts 2024 with exploring deeper to local places/kampung. Going to places where Malaysian/local didn't know exist, it can be good guide/references for us if we want to go for a short trip or planning for holiday, you know, jalan-jalan, makan-makan, creates memory with family or friends! If you could, i hope you can explore all the countries in Malaysia (specially the kampung/small town and its speciality)
Sometimes I feel like ichang and Jimmy is more msian then we are, where they explore some places in msia that we never heard of. Applause for both of u
@HolyKALim Actually supposed the Perak People should introduce this place via social media. Examples:Johor,Penang and Melaka people always leave comments about their interesting place.😊
As a muslim, pork is not offensive for me to watch. Idk if there's anyone with opposite opinion. All living beings is the creature of the Lord. Anyways keep inspiring Ichang and Jimmy.
We were here last Christmas...enjoyed most of the food you both hilighted and visited those interesting places too. So happy that you both enjoy this hidden gem of Perak!
That fish with bawang goreng,most likely is preserve fish call " pekasam " , not the same way the process of making ikan masin,it is kept in a jar with lots of salt and asam keping for few days. still salty in taste like ikan masin but the fish flesh is not dry ....
I’m loving the fact that you guys are doing really deep dives into all aspects of Malaysian life, culture, history and of course, the cuisine of the local communities outside of KL. best believe I’m taking notes. Great, informative content. Well done guys
The elders in Malaysia (Malay & Chinese) most of them were connected (or had experienced) with the IJA & IJN in WW2. Some of them were taken to Japan for working. In modern day, post-WW2, there are many Malaysians working in Japan, especially in the mid 1980s to early 1990s.
The true beauty of nature can be experienced at Royal Belum State Park 30 mins drive from Gerik to Banding Island very close to Lenggong it is said to be the oldest rainforest in the world at 130 million years old with abundant of wildlife making 300,000 hectares of rainforest it's home.😊
Wow, the lakeside looked so serene and tranquil. The Malay traditional food looked amazing, there are ikan bakar, masak lemak, kerabu, ulam, sambal and lot more.
Kampong Beng sebuah kampong yg cantik viewnya..terletak diantara tasek n sungai..kalau nak puas kena tidor..lenggong banyak waterfall..n tempat yg segar jauh dari kesibukkan bandar...cuba datang lagi n tidor di Lenggong..boleh ke thailand melalui Pengkalan Hulu..
Another 30mins north you would have been in a town called Gerik. In gerik you should visit pulau banding. That’s where u will find the oldest rainforest in the world i think called Royal Belum. Also since both of you enjoy food u should try the restaurant at the gerik resthouse. The operator’s wife cooks gerik traditional food.
Royal Belum and Pulau Banding (Belum Rainforest Resort) was such a gem to experience, just went in January and it was truly eye opening. So much beauty, pristine nature, greenery and very under-marketed , much larger than Taman Negara. Hope Ichang and Jimmy can experience it too!
27:25 it was ‘ikan pekasam’ or fermented fish which is common in lenggong, its using a fresh water fish fermented in salt, asam gelugor and ‘beras goreng’ for about a month in air tight jar..
I have been to the small cafe - Suak Saudagar, belongs to my son-in-laws friend. Unfortunately we arrived quite late, so we managed to taste the pavlova. Nice place. If you want to show ur children antique like old radio, TV, typewriter and many more you can come here. The father of the owner collected old items from around that area to furnish the cafe.
Thank you for the note and kind thought. But even when I need to refill my glass of water, i would put you on pause. Don't want to miss any seconds or minutes from your vlog. As long as you enjoy your food, there's no problem viewing anything from you.
Thank you for showing the gems of Perak! This year is visit Perak year so I believe there will be tons of interesting recommendations coming soon! I actually didn't notice the Lenggong Village at all without you recommending. Truly appreciated!
Thank you iChang for taking us along with you two on this trip. I've been wondering about Lenggong Valley but I haven't found any videos on what to expect or how the place is. Wow... it's very interesting. And that restaurant serving food in pure traditional Malay kampung style... really nostalgic to me 🥹
no it is not. France is banning Hijab, Netherlands is banning muslim, are they both flourish and move forward better than Malaysia? if your answer is yes then you have a problem with Islam.
@@Murad-qr9jw that’s y religious sensitivities need to be lower down & not suppose to use as a political tools. Not just Islam I meant, all religions, history told the truths. I hope all religion can tolerate other as well.
Ikan bakar like the talapia one you eat, usually need to dip in the cicah kicap or cicah asam,and the fermented fish you need to eat bit by bit with nasi cause its salty..
The salted fish, we call it ikan pekasam. It is fermented using rice. I think there is a version of ikan pekasam in Japan too. I don't remember the name of it, but there is a village/town/ area in Japan that do this.
ichang jimmy thank you for coming to my state and the weather is so hot right now, please make sure to drink more water ye..take care of your health first ❤
Wow! U guys went to Lenggong. This is my late mother hometown & it's been a long times since I went there. I still remember went to that museum & also go fishing at Tasek Raban with my cousins when we were young 😂
that salted fish is called ikan pekasam a.k.a fermented fish..pretty famous in Lenggong and Gerik region..the smell when you fry it kinda sting your nose, but some like it.
One reason the noodle is different could be due to sifu handmade by himself without machine. Self made noodles does not have preservatives and taste authentic similar to noodles made by Japanese ramen sifu
Thanks Ichang for a wonderful video not only covering tourism but also exotic food Malaysia has to offer. I read some comments about some concerns and bear in mind that this video is meant for anyone globally and not Malaysia alone. So get over it and enjoy this video.
OMG, i see myself and my husband in your video, the museum part! We were the one hi to you at the car part. Keep up your good work. Nice video! I am watching your video in the middle of the night and feel hungry😂.
always be extra careful when eating fish in Malaysia....they are not like fish fillet....they normally come with bones... .you dont eat salted fish like normal fish...bcoz they are salty....you pinch a small amount only at one time....
I somehow feel so touched and happy to watch your beautiful videos, my dear Japanese friends ... also, have to say that I find Jimmy to be so attractive and handsome! : )
The fried ikan called 'ikan pekasam'. A fermented fish with salt, grinded rice n asam keping. If am not mistaken it's a ikan gelama n the ulam called bunga betik which is good to lower down the cholesterol. Thx for the friendly disclaimer. Respect both of you👍👍
my mom's family is from Lenggong. this is a very nostalgic place and i have not been back to this place for almost 10 years. i used to remember going to this place during school holidays when i was a kid. the place is still very quiet, peaceful and with plenty of great scenery. thank you for enjoying yourself at this wonderful place.
@markteh Why are you all didn't introduce your hometown? None of the Perak content creators and artists introduce this place. Why are most of the Perak TH-camrs introduced to Penang?😢 🤔
I'm watching this video at almost 1am in the morning...the wanton mee and soup looks so delicious!!!!!! I'm feeling giddy and so hungry watching it! Gotta go to Perak and look for the place! Love from Kuching, Sarawak 😍😍
My family often make tauhu bergedil during the PKP... The ingredients is simple and not that hard to make... You can also add mince meat to the mashed potato to add some protein... And the sambal kicap, you can make following your favourite sambal kicap recipe... The tauhu you can find in the supermarket... I suggest you tried to make it... It might taste different from what you taste in the cafe but I am sure it will be delicious...
Nope. I will not skip even a second on your video. Just a simple pork eating video doesn't bother me. But tq anyway for the discretion. Have fun in my state Perak. ❤
Next time, please.come to our cafe known as "ocu ocuna" in Lenggong (6pm-12am). Just waze,.and we'll serve u all kinds of Malaysian cuisines and western too... thanx fot the love.
Dear Ichang & jimmy, we as a muslim will respect your content as to what you wanna upload on your channel. & we feel that you don’t need to state in the video what we should or should not avoid watching. Though we understand & appreciate how thoughtful & mindful you guys were with the gesture but, it’s your channel. you do you. Spreading love & support always ❤
Yes please don't worry about it! If I don't want to see something I will just skip it, no worries 😆🥰
I'm so happy to see this from Muslim community. When I was young all Malaysians work and eat together no problem as long as food is segregated. Appreciate others for being thoughtful but not imposing it.
Nowadays... Sigh.
@@Raksasaification
Nowadays, both side want to impose.
Both parties retaliate.
So sad
@@Raksasaification firstly, for a channel who have to put titles that we have to skip their video at a certain point says alot about our people here. Kinda sad when it’s their channel first & foremost nth to do with us. No need for all that. For me personally i have no problem with people of different faith eat what they want. I share the same table with my chinese/indian colleauges/friends when we dine out during lunchtime etc. Nothing to do with faith. It’s about acceptance & respect. That is all there is to it. Is as simple as that.
Yeah, don't worry, Jimmy & iChang. Majority Muslims don't mind, we understand. It's interesting to see cuisines from other races too.
Wow! the man can speak Japanese that's my father, haha! Thank you so much for sharing about the food and culture of my hometown on your TH-cam channel. It makes me feel warm and welcoming during my days away from home.😊😊😊
Honestly your content is much better than most of the Malaysian influencers (let me be frank most of them are just attention-seekers and have no specific talents), and you guys are just being yourselves and showing sincerity and utmost respect, which these give us comfort when watching your videos.
And also your videos always make me wanna visit those places 😊
You guys are REAL social media influencers.
Agreed...because you are more of cultural n gastronomical adventurers
Ichang and Jimmy you both did far better job in promoting Malaysia than the Ministry of Tourism. I have never seen so much through your lens. Well done. It is very good for those who are not aware of such beautiful places and lovely eatery available within the country. Good job guys. Keep it up.
There is nothing said about Lenggong by Tourism Perak,
IChang and Jimmy so respectful of the Muslim viewer. So kind both of you.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
yaaa but i just dont skip it hahaha
i nampak yg buat mee letak mee atas towel yg dah hitam tu 😂😂😂
ahhh risauuu
This shouldn’t be something too be highlighted actually.
@jii2108 😅 yelah. Patut mi tu dia patut letak dalam mangkuk..
@@StevenTanWilddiscus
> This shouldn’t be something to be highlighted actually.
Indeed. Malays and muslims should realize that the highlight on which part to skip because of certain food isn't a positive perception of muslims (in general) to both foreigners and non-muslims who are in Malaysia. Malays need to understand this is sad and feel the need to change this wrong perception for Malaysia's image in the world.
Example: Do non-muslim Indian Malaysians feel the need to avoid seeing Malays eating beef in the video? No.
wah, i was amazed when u guys put note to muslim viewer to skip video because you guys eating pork noddle.... respect for you guys.....
if i were a muslim, i would see that as an insult, lol that muslims are that sensitive and have to be protected 🤣🤣🤣
Kafe paling last tu betul2 berkonsepkan Kampong. The vibes very nice.
27:43 Ikan Pekasam, salty-sour fermented fish (fermented with light-roasted rice, asam keping & salt). Usually fried together with red onion slices & thai chilli.
29:41 Boiled unripe (or near ripe) papaya (act as ulam).
Thank u
I was wondering what those were. I will try! 😮
Ikan pekasam my favourite too..always bring home when travel to perak
Tourism Perak Malaysia should ask ichang to collaborate for Visit Perak Year 2024
@rashdanismail If you are Perak citizens, you should introduce the interesting place by yourself first. Last time, Penang, Melaka, Johor, Sabah and Sarawak weren't famous in the past, these state people always became volunteer tour guides and took their friends to interesting places.😊 In the past, the previous state tourism government also didn't promote.
Saya tak skip pun, terus tonton. Nice couple. May God bless both of you.😊❤😊
Rm30 for all of the food set and drinks is really cheap...
It's Ikan pekasam.. i really love the ikan pekasam.. its fermented river fish. Its give the salty a bit soury when u fried them.. with a lot of bawang goreng and cili padi.
The yellow one ulam is papaya..
the sweetness of the bawang evens out the saltiness & sourness of the pekasam. I used to hate it as a kid, but now I'm the only one the my family who eats it lol
@@Ruriko.Y Yeah I think among Malaysians also some like it, some don't. For me, I love eating it alone with just white plain rice.
Kan..murah gila 30 skli air..ingtkn 50++
The polite notification; wins our affection. Special,they are indeed!
They really deserve the TH-cam GOLD plate..let's all manifest sama-sama
Wow... many Malaysians now watch your channel to learn more about Malaysia!!! I Now I must visit Lenggong and try the wanton mee! :)
I'm glad you both starts 2024 with exploring deeper to local places/kampung. Going to places where Malaysian/local didn't know exist, it can be good guide/references for us if we want to go for a short trip or planning for holiday, you know, jalan-jalan, makan-makan, creates memory with family or friends! If you could, i hope you can explore all the countries in Malaysia (specially the kampung/small town and its speciality)
Wallaaaaaa...sebagai anak Perak. Bangga dengan episode kali ni..❤❤❤...but hey..I also don't know the history of meteor before In Lenggong
That rm30 serving with that authentic style kampung..ikan pekasam n masak lemak is the highlight..ok i will go there next time😂
Sometimes I feel like ichang and Jimmy is more msian then we are, where they explore some places in msia that we never heard of. Applause for both of u
always got surprise in this channel.. really wow Malaysians.
Malaysia needs more good marketing for the tourist spot.. and polish up all these gems..
@HolyKALim Actually supposed the Perak People should introduce this place via social media. Examples:Johor,Penang and Melaka people always leave comments about their interesting place.😊
We Malaysian muslim live in a multicultural and multireligion nation wont easily offended by any of your content involving pork. So no worries guys.
Thanks for the disclaimer regarding the pork scene guys. Even if u didn't mention it, we understand. Thanks again
Sayur/ulam ‘paku rawan’ (yellow velvetleaf).
Belimbing buluh fruit (Averrhoa bilimbi), a souring agent.
Tauhu bergedil is actually everywhere in Malaysia. Especially in Ramadhan you’ll find a lot of them.
in malay it called "makan berhidang" usually in old days its common practice mostly in Malay Wedding ceremonies to serve dishes in "dulang/talam"
25:26 It's was Paku Rawan flower bud. Kampung style veggie. Don't have to grow as farming. Can just picked as easily grow along muddy waterways.
Wow beautiful Lenggong. Will be on my list to visit when in Malaysia. 😍
I like the kampung style restaurant. That ikan pekasam. My favorite 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
As a muslim, pork is not offensive for me to watch. Idk if there's anyone with opposite opinion. All living beings is the creature of the Lord. Anyways keep inspiring Ichang and Jimmy.
We were here last Christmas...enjoyed most of the food you both hilighted and visited those interesting places too. So happy that you both enjoy this hidden gem of Perak!
That fish with bawang goreng,most likely is preserve fish call " pekasam " , not the same way the process of making ikan masin,it is kept in a jar with lots of salt and asam keping for few days. still salty in taste like ikan masin but the fish flesh is not dry ....
a muslim here because you guys are so thoughtful I din't skip and watch the whole video, you guys deserve the watchtime for the ad revenue
Respect for muslim viewers. Good job guys
Wow. What a find. I must copy all the food shown by team IChang.. made me drool just now. But I love the kampung late vibe💪
Ikan ...pekasam,
The vege is...paku merawan@kelayau.
I’m loving the fact that you guys are doing really deep dives into all aspects of Malaysian life, culture, history and of course, the cuisine of the local communities outside of KL. best believe I’m taking notes. Great, informative content. Well done guys
Jimmy taksabar nk makan wonton sampai beg tak sempat letak tepi hahhsha. 8:08
The elders in Malaysia (Malay & Chinese) most of them were connected (or had experienced) with the IJA & IJN in WW2. Some of them were taken to Japan for working. In modern day, post-WW2, there are many Malaysians working in Japan, especially in the mid 1980s to early 1990s.
PM Mahathir era. Look East policy. He encourage Malaysians to study in Japan.
Kuala Kangsar the royal town of Perak is so close by to Lenggong. Many places to visit there too.
The true beauty of nature can be experienced at Royal Belum State Park 30 mins drive from Gerik to Banding Island very close to Lenggong it is said to be the oldest rainforest in the world at 130 million years old with abundant of wildlife making 300,000 hectares of rainforest it's home.😊
Wow, the lakeside looked so serene and tranquil. The Malay traditional food looked amazing, there are ikan bakar, masak lemak, kerabu, ulam, sambal and lot more.
The sayur is young papaya ,not pumpkin it boiled and it is as salad . It is good to dip in sambal
Ok, now Suak Saudagar in my travel bucket list.
Kampong Beng sebuah kampong yg cantik viewnya..terletak diantara tasek n sungai..kalau nak puas kena tidor..lenggong banyak waterfall..n tempat yg segar jauh dari kesibukkan bandar...cuba datang lagi n tidor di Lenggong..boleh ke thailand melalui Pengkalan Hulu..
Ikan masak lemak tu ngam cecah sambal belacan...nyummy
Another 30mins north you would have been in a town called Gerik. In gerik you should visit pulau banding. That’s where u will find the oldest rainforest in the world i think called Royal Belum. Also since both of you enjoy food u should try the restaurant at the gerik resthouse. The operator’s wife cooks gerik traditional food.
Royal Belum and Pulau Banding (Belum Rainforest Resort) was such a gem to experience, just went in January and it was truly eye opening. So much beauty, pristine nature, greenery and very under-marketed , much larger than Taman Negara. Hope Ichang and Jimmy can experience it too!
Fuh....mouth watering kampung style....with magnificent view!
27:25 it was ‘ikan pekasam’ or fermented fish which is common in lenggong, its using a fresh water fish fermented in salt, asam gelugor and ‘beras goreng’ for about a month in air tight jar..
Wahh the last cafe with kampung vibes. Very nice. Tahu bergedil is one of my fav especially during ramadan.
Handmade fresh noodles cook over wood fire just looks so pleasing
I have been to the small cafe - Suak Saudagar, belongs to my son-in-laws friend. Unfortunately we arrived quite late, so we managed to taste the pavlova. Nice place. If you want to show ur children antique like old radio, TV, typewriter and many more you can come here. The father of the owner collected old items from around that area to furnish the cafe.
Thank you for the note and kind thought. But even when I need to refill my glass of water, i would put you on pause. Don't want to miss any seconds or minutes from your vlog. As long as you enjoy your food, there's no problem viewing anything from you.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🙏🏻🥹
Thank you for showing the gems of Perak! This year is visit Perak year so I believe there will be tons of interesting recommendations coming soon! I actually didn't notice the Lenggong Village at all without you recommending. Truly appreciated!
I prefer this kind of adventure. Going to rural areas and find "Dragonball"... Good video iChang and Jimmy... 👍
Thank you iChang for taking us along with you two on this trip. I've been wondering about Lenggong Valley but I haven't found any videos on what to expect or how the place is. Wow... it's very interesting. And that restaurant serving food in pure traditional Malay kampung style... really nostalgic to me 🥹
Cantik lah Lenggong
Beautiful. You have the knack of picking dragon balls. You started the dragon year with Perak. Thank you.
When the religious sensitivities are not the issue anymore, Malaysia will truly flourish & move forward better.
no it is not. France is banning Hijab, Netherlands is banning muslim, are they both flourish and move forward better than Malaysia? if your answer is yes then you have a problem with Islam.
@@Murad-qr9jw that’s y religious sensitivities need to be lower down & not suppose to use as a political tools. Not just Islam I meant, all religions, history told the truths. I hope all religion can tolerate other as well.
Ikan bakar like the talapia one you eat, usually need to dip in the cicah kicap or cicah asam,and the fermented fish you need to eat bit by bit with nasi cause its salty..
I’m getting so hungry watching your video😅😅That Malay food looks SO delicious!
The salted fish, we call it ikan pekasam. It is fermented using rice. I think there is a version of ikan pekasam in Japan too. I don't remember the name of it, but there is a village/town/ area in Japan that do this.
Yes,true. In japan they call it Kusaya, many produced it in Izu island
I love how malaysian cuisine are so close to Indonesian one.
But Id love to try it someday.
Everyti,e watching your video, is also my healing sessions😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
ichang jimmy thank you for coming to my state and the weather is so hot right now, please make sure to drink more water ye..take care of your health first ❤
Wow! U guys went to Lenggong. This is my late mother hometown & it's been a long times since I went there. I still remember went to that museum & also go fishing at Tasek Raban with my cousins when we were young 😂
Tauhu bergedil with kicap sauce is also my fav. And yes It is VERY addictive.
You are certainly right. Perak cendol pulut is the best of the best. I couldnt get any better one in other states
that salted fish is called ikan pekasam a.k.a fermented fish..pretty famous in Lenggong and Gerik region..the smell when you fry it kinda sting your nose, but some like it.
The salted fish is "Ikan Perkasam" which has been fried.. it has been fermented for few weeks or maybe months before being cooked
Selamat datang ke lenggong..ikan pekasam jangan lupa beli..makanan terbaik orang kampung..
One reason the noodle is different could be due to sifu handmade by himself without machine. Self made noodles does not have preservatives and taste authentic similar to noodles made by Japanese ramen sifu
You lovely couple enjoying good food and nice view of Malaysia! This is great life!
Children .., team ichang ..i was in lenggong in 98 .. it doesn't look the same as when you guys were there .. thank you far a great video
Hahaha..konichiwa..arigato guzaimas..bagus dan cantik lokaliti ini..enjoy your adventure in mlysia..
ムスリム視聴者に対する配慮はとても素晴らしいです。
自分はペラ州出身なのですが、こういう素敵な場所があるなんて今まで知らなかったです。
P/S:お二人はよく食べるのに何で太らないですかね。
The part cross the bridge makes me remember the scenery of crossing a bridge in Vietnam over the Mekong River. Beautiful.
You both knows Malaysia more than most Malaysians . Thank you for sharing all the hidden gems in our country ! Keep up the good work as always : )
Another awesome show, well done both of you. Please take extra care in current hot weather. ❤
Thanks Ichang for a wonderful video not only covering tourism but also exotic food Malaysia has to offer. I read some comments about some concerns and bear in mind that this video is meant for anyone globally and not Malaysia alone. So get over it and enjoy this video.
OMG, i see myself and my husband in your video, the museum part! We were the one hi to you at the car part. Keep up your good work. Nice video!
I am watching your video in the middle of the night and feel hungry😂.
The salted fish is called IKAN PERKASAM (fresh water fish fermented with rice)
Surprisingly you guys visited my precious hometown ❤️
The wan tan mee is the best breakfast to have!
Thanks Bos visit perak ❤❤❤❤
That's my hometown..thank you for coming here as part of your journey to learn about Malaysia culture & history 😊
Wow oishii oishii des😋Happy New Year to you all & thanks for sharing all the places explored❤️
always be extra careful when eating fish in Malaysia....they are not like fish fillet....they normally come with bones... .you dont eat salted fish like normal fish...bcoz they are salty....you pinch a small amount only at one time....
Those plates and tray are malaysian old fashioned or traditional tableware ..btw enjoy your trip in perak 😊👍
I somehow feel so touched and happy to watch your beautiful videos, my dear Japanese friends ... also, have to say that I find Jimmy to be so attractive and handsome! : )
The fried ikan called 'ikan pekasam'. A fermented fish with salt, grinded rice n asam keping. If am not mistaken it's a ikan gelama n the ulam called bunga betik which is good to lower down the cholesterol.
Thx for the friendly disclaimer. Respect both of you👍👍
my mom's family is from Lenggong. this is a very nostalgic place and i have not been back to this place for almost 10 years. i used to remember going to this place during school holidays when i was a kid. the place is still very quiet, peaceful and with plenty of great scenery. thank you for enjoying yourself at this wonderful place.
@markteh Why are you all didn't introduce your hometown? None of the Perak content creators and artists introduce this place. Why are most of the Perak TH-camrs introduced to Penang?😢 🤔
I'm watching this video at almost 1am in the morning...the wanton mee and soup looks so delicious!!!!!! I'm feeling giddy and so hungry watching it! Gotta go to Perak and look for the place! Love from Kuching, Sarawak 😍😍
From watching this video, i can't help but notice how similar our wonton noodles looks similar to how a bowl of ramen! just without the dumplings!
My family often make tauhu bergedil during the PKP... The ingredients is simple and not that hard to make... You can also add mince meat to the mashed potato to add some protein... And the sambal kicap, you can make following your favourite sambal kicap recipe...
The tauhu you can find in the supermarket...
I suggest you tried to make it... It might taste different from what you taste in the cafe but I am sure it will be delicious...
Thank you for visiting my hometown. Hope you enjoy the trip ❤
we font realty mind, you eat what you eat. im from borneo so this is normal for us, just respect each other.
There are alot of "oishi" words come from ichang. Meaning the foods are authentically delicious and Dragon Ball material.
Wait what you guys in Lenggong. Awesome so near to my place.
Nope. I will not skip even a second on your video. Just a simple pork eating video doesn't bother me. But tq anyway for the discretion. Have fun in my state Perak. ❤
my favourite part of your videos are moments where iChang expresses disbelief everytime Jimmy continues eating despite being full just minutes earlier
This place was chill and friendly people. Definitely visit one day. Thankyou ichang for sharing this Wonderful content .
Thanks for visiting my Lenggong.. we call the "ikan masin" as "ikan pekasam" (salted fish).. and the "sayur" we call "ulam...
Next time, please.come to our cafe known as "ocu ocuna" in Lenggong (6pm-12am). Just waze,.and we'll serve u all kinds of Malaysian cuisines and western too... thanx fot the love.