I had the pleasure of living in KL 2015-2017 as a American expat. KL hands down is the best kept secret in Asia. The people of Malaysia are amazing. KL world class city at 75% the cost of Singapore. Great golf and food for days. I was happy to have visited again this past summer. Hope to retire back in KL soon!
Ya, I totally agree. Locals are one of the friendliest people in Asia. Amazing Malaysia. I was there in 2012. It's more than a decade already and I can't even recall the names of the food I ate. 😂😂😂
@@ZoeCzar I also visited Kota Kinabalu. Actually, I've travelled Asia from 2011 to 2015. Those were the days. So memorable except some names which I couldn't remember. Hahaha😂😂😂
I love KL and I can’t wait to return. I love the Philippines been there several times and my late wife was from there. I want to go back and visit her familia again and explore some places I haven’t been to. But KL is where I truly love and enjoying being at. Visit china town area it’s magnificent and visit the national mosque of Malaysia (maszid negara). It very beautiful and non-Muslims can visit during certain times. But it’s well worth it and they are happy to welcome visitors. The street foods are great which I prefer compared and cheap. You can enjoy some beer, wines, etc and some restaurants and bars. Just not as cheap as the Philippines. Cheers and have fun
For history.. Indonesian language is derived from Malay language. This is because Malay language was a lingua franca of trade in SEAsia archipelago and easy to be learned by non-speaker. So the language was chosen to be the language of unity to entire indonesia which has a lot of ethnic that speaks different languages. Btw. Hope you can stay longer and explore more in the country. 🤗
Hiya 👋🏼 thank you we love it so much 😊 yay glad to of visited your country 😊Zoe’s dad actually grew up here for 5 years whilst he was a child so it’s always been on the list to travel too 🇲🇾 hope you’re well 🙏🏼
Although KL is where I live, I enjoy watching travel vlogs since they provide a range of perspectives on the city. The way you portrayed the locations makes me eager to see them again as I haven't been there for quite a while. If you could remain here a little longer, I think you'll be able to capture more interesting sights for your videos. Make an effort to maximize your brief visit to KL.
Btw 2 days is not enough to truly experience KL, you have to return because the food, culture and the people are very nice and welcoming to everyone. So much to explore there just like the Philippines.
it was supposed to be 5 days but our flight got cancelled the one they re booked us on left us with only 2 full days 😩 we couldn't extend because we had our flight out of KL already booked! on t positive though we found out we really like KL and are thinking if we ever have a week where we want to get lots of work and videos done we can just hop there from the Philippines 😊
@@neofim2 yes, I've seen the pictures of roti sultana few seconds ago, I can say it reminiscing the 80s and 70s more than the new inventions like roti boom or kaya toast.
I think the sweet bread your father is referring to is roti kaya or kaya toast.. my mom is malaysian btw we haven't been to malaysia for almost a year..
Places to go in Kuala Lumpur: 1. Dataran Merdeka (day) 2. Dataran Merdeka (night) look at the blue and misty river 2. Masjid Jamek 3. Pasar Seni 4. Medan Pasar 5. Masjid Negara 6. KL Old Railway Station 7. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman
11:10 thats Malaysia or KL in a nutshell - a mixture of everything since its considered a melting pot of different diverse background of culture - which also reflected on the cuisines available While being a big bustling city, you can find nature and heritage in each part of the city making it contrast between different vibes. You can see old and new, greenery and skyscrapers in one frame. Even if you step outside of the city centre you can find loads of jungles and waterfalls within 15-30 minutes.
There r plenty to explore in KL, have fun. Do try d local street food like nasi lemak n Ramly burger. If u have time, check out d night markets. If u like to see d past, visit d colonial walk n river of life near Dataran Merdeka. If u guys have more time n extra budget, make an excursion trip to Genting Highlands, an indoor n outdoor amusement themed park, sitting on a cool hill. And if u guys like window shopping n eating food at d foodcourts, then visit Bukit Bintang, there r many malls there, d foodcourts in Suria KLCC, KL Pavilion n Lot 10 r quite good. There's also street food from d truck near KLCC called Tapak.
By d way, d Malaysian national language is Bahasa Melayu or Malay language, Terima Kasih is just one of d many words that r commonly used daily n very similar to d Indonesian. Singapore was once a territory of Malaya, now Malaysia. There r also Malays living in Singapore, Riau in Sumatra, Indonesia, n also in Brunei on d island of Borneo.
Don’t forget to try Nasi Lemak Wanjo at Kampung Baru. Enjoy ur trip here and eat as much as you can. We are land if foods! Forget your diet. Your diet starts tomorrow. 😅😂
The sweet bread is probably "ROTI BOM". You can get it at MAMAK (Indian Muslim) restaurants. I don't know whether you can them freeze dried in supermarkets. It would be great if you could bring some home for your dad.
Actually, the tallest building in KL and South East Asia is Merdeka 118 which is taller than Petronas Twin Tower. It is also the 2nd tallest in the world. Check out also exchange 106 which I believe is top 5/10 in the world too
Sweet Bread is actually Roti Manis in Malay language. Normally you can buy from a roti seller who move around residential area on a bicycle in the old days. Now they use motocycle. But I am not sure they still produce it.
@@ZoeCzar Maybe you can ask him, where did he normally buy the sweet bread from. Was it from a mamak, grocery shop or perhaps the bakery. That wd really narrow down the choices.
Btw czar face are look similar to malay face, people will think czar is a malaysian, have a great journey here in malaysia guys 😊 don't forget to explore our beautiful cities, beaches and food culinary here ❤️🇲🇾
hehehe yes we get that in all SEA countries, he's filipino 😊 yes so this trip was just KL but we are hoping to come back again soon when we have longer to explore the islands 😍
Carina mentioned to me your guys vlogs has improved so much from April like you developed your style :) Love the vlogs and Kuala Lumpur is amazing! If that air bnb is expressionz then I stayed there too as I recognise that rooftop pool It was cheap! 😄 I remember how nice the room was too looks exactly the same… has to be the same payed like $30-50 from memory…. Amazing vlog guys! 😍 made me miss Kuala Lumpur so nice to see it in your guys perspective
We loved it so much we’re back!!! We couldn’t extend last time as we had another flight to another country booked! We’d planned to stay longer but our flight to KL got cancelled and re booked 🥹
We know 😩 it was supposed to be 5 days but our flight got cancelled and the next flight they put us on left us with 3 days and we couldn’t extend because our flight out was already booked 😩 we were only doing KL this time but are planning to come and explore some of the islands next time we visit Malaysia 😊🙏🏼🇲🇾
We really wish we could but our flight out is booked, we were supposed to be here 5 days but our flight from Manila got cancelled and the flight they re booked us on left us with 3 days 😩 we will have to come back 🙏🏼🇲🇾
Welcome to Malaysia. I think "Rotiboy" your father mentioned before? Do explore night life at Jalan Alor & Changkat Bukit Bintang area. Perhaps other states as well like Melaka, Penang & Borneo. By the way KL is top destination for Singaporean & Indonesian.
Of course we are different from other countries in this region except singapore perhaps. Cost will be different, environment, people, culture etc etc. Even infrastructure.
yes we love traveling to explore and experience new things 😊 I think we prefer KL to Singapore too 🙏🏽 we actually found the roads very similar to the UK roads which surprised us the markings, layout & signs everything was the same hahah 😊
Yes very nice city 😍 always been on the list as my dad grew up here for 5 years 🙏🏼 looking forward to be back in Philippines soon tho loads more to see 🙏🏼🇵🇭
It's depend on what nature scene you seek for. If beaches and island, yes Philippines is better. But if for rainforest and highland/mountain, Malaysia is to go with. Btw, you must not compare KL city with Philippines the country. 😉
@@ZoeCzar Thank you for being interested in coming to our country of Malaysia guys...👍👍😀😀 U.K.. My favourite team football England and Manchester United 🏴🏴🏴
There are a few similarities between bahasa indonesia and malay. To be honest, bahasa indonesia has too many borrowed text from english compared to malay language here. Malay language borrowed words from portuguese and sanskrit which is more older. Chinese a bit here and there. Not many from english. Perhaps due to trade long ago in melaka or before that timeline. The oldest city ruin in south east asia is at bujang valley which was hindu. Yes older than angkor wat, borobudur and prambanan. About 2000 years old.
@@ZoeCzar oh...that sounds like breads which are at specialty store. You dad grew up here?, so your grandparents were either expats here or gov servants (civil service).
I think sweet bread should be the bread with Kaya Jam (coconut jam). Dont try the Kaya bread that sealed in plastic, which can easy get from groceries or convenience store。 Must try the kaya bread with freshly toast or steamed. I recommend "PappaRich" coffee shop.
There are many type of sweet bread in Msia. But a signature one in Msia is 'kaya' bun/spread/toast etc. Try it. Hv a nice days ahead guys✌️ welcome to Msia.
we have been to New York personally we don't see the resemblance KL seems way more modern, user friendly and clean compared to New York 😊 as for Tokyo we will have to visit 😍
So I’d say I’d prefer KL for the prices and value for money, but Singapore for activities as although there is a lot to do in KL sooooo much to do in Singapore! But just purely on the fact you can have a rooftop pool condo in the city for 26 pounds I’m gunna say KL
I had the pleasure of living in KL 2015-2017 as a American expat. KL hands down is the best kept secret in Asia. The people of Malaysia are amazing. KL world class city at 75% the cost of Singapore. Great golf and food for days. I was happy to have visited again this past summer. Hope to retire back in KL soon!
Usually your local golfing buddies would know the best food outside the clubs.
I think its more like 40% the cost of Singapore. The house prices over there are over the roof.
Agreed we love Malaysia, so much that we’ve just arrived back 🤩
Ya, I totally agree. Locals are one of the friendliest people in Asia. Amazing Malaysia. I was there in 2012. It's more than a decade already and I can't even recall the names of the food I ate. 😂😂😂
Yes they were so nice 😊 ooo glad you’ve visited too 😍 ooo the food is bomb 😋
@@ZoeCzar
I also visited Kota Kinabalu. Actually, I've travelled Asia from 2011 to 2015. Those were the days. So memorable except some names which I couldn't remember. Hahaha😂😂😂
@@denzyrfernandez7700 Have You Try Nasi Lemak , Roti Canai With Teh Tarik ?
@@tehaisikattepi9393
Oh yeah. I had that nasi.
I love KL and I can’t wait to return. I love the Philippines been there several times and my late wife was from there. I want to go back and visit her familia again and explore some places I haven’t been to. But KL is where I truly love and enjoying being at. Visit china town area it’s magnificent and visit the national mosque of Malaysia (maszid negara). It very beautiful and non-Muslims can visit during certain times. But it’s well worth it and they are happy to welcome visitors. The street foods are great which I prefer compared and cheap. You can enjoy some beer, wines, etc and some restaurants and bars. Just not as cheap as the Philippines. Cheers and have fun
Looks beautiful!! Malaysia 🇲🇾 is in my bucket list !
It was 😍 hope you can visit 🙏🏼
For history.. Indonesian language is derived from Malay language. This is because Malay language was a lingua franca of trade in SEAsia archipelago and easy to be learned by non-speaker. So the language was chosen to be the language of unity to entire indonesia which has a lot of ethnic that speaks different languages.
Btw. Hope you can stay longer and explore more in the country. 🤗
Wow i did not know that. Cool.
oooo how interesting thank you for sharing that 😊
HI Zoe & Czar! Selamat datang ke Malaysia❤ I hope you guys enjoy my motherland, Malaysia 🇲🇾
Hiya 👋🏼 thank you we love it so much 😊 yay glad to of visited your country 😊Zoe’s dad actually grew up here for 5 years whilst he was a child so it’s always been on the list to travel too 🇲🇾 hope you’re well 🙏🏼
Although KL is where I live, I enjoy watching travel vlogs since they provide a range of perspectives on the city. The way you portrayed the locations makes me eager to see them again as I haven't been there for quite a while. If you could remain here a little longer, I think you'll be able to capture more interesting sights for your videos. Make an effort to maximize your brief visit to KL.
thank you 😊 glad you enjoyed, hope you will enjoy re seeing the sights 🙏🏽 we will be back to explore more for sure 🙏🏽
Say hello to your dad. Bring him here. We will take him around and show how different Malaysia is from when he was here as a kid.
Yes it’s my dream to bring him back to Malaysia one day 🙏🏼
Btw 2 days is not enough to truly experience KL, you have to return because the food, culture and the people are very nice and welcoming to everyone. So much to explore there just like the Philippines.
it was supposed to be 5 days but our flight got cancelled the one they re booked us on left us with only 2 full days 😩 we couldn't extend because we had our flight out of KL already booked! on t positive though we found out we really like KL and are thinking if we ever have a week where we want to get lots of work and videos done we can just hop there from the Philippines 😊
Wow, didn’t know you were going to Malaysia but glad you are enjoying a different part of Asia. So many places to go and see. Thanks for sharing.
Yes we are just doing a few international trips in October then back to Philippines 😊🙏🏼
The sweet bread buns with raisins is the one I know way back in 70s or 80s. It has smokey brownish texture and honey like taste to it.
Yes I think this is the one I’m sure he said it had raisins 🙏🏼 thank you 😊
@@neofim2 yes, I've seen the pictures of roti sultana few seconds ago, I can say it reminiscing the 80s and 70s more than the new inventions like roti boom or kaya toast.
Lets gooo!!! 🎉😁😁
You should visit sometime it surprised us 😍
Thanks for sharing your journey of 🇲🇾. Enjoy Zoe and czar 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 😊 glad you liked it 🙏🏼
2 full days just not enough. Do come back again. You're most welcome. Enjoy your stay, and eat and eat and eat and eat 😁🤗
We know 😩 was supposed to be 5 before our flight got cancelled! We will definitely have to come back 🙏🏼
I think the sweet bread your father is referring to is roti kaya or kaya toast.. my mom is malaysian btw we haven't been to malaysia for almost a year..
thank you 😊 we will look out for it 🙏🏽 ooo amazing, hope you can visit again soon 🙏🏽
Welcome. Love you too. Many foreigner promoting Malaysia now. Thank You guys.
Thank you 😊 hope to be back to explore more 🙏🏼
Places to go in Kuala Lumpur:
1. Dataran Merdeka (day)
2. Dataran Merdeka (night) look at the blue and misty river
2. Masjid Jamek
3. Pasar Seni
4. Medan Pasar
5. Masjid Negara
6. KL Old Railway Station
7. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman
I have visited several years a chocolate store near Petronas. Is that Beryl’s chocolate kingdom?
8. perdana botanical garden
9. putrajaya
10. genting highland
oooo we will look out for that sounds amazing 😍
Selamat Datang.. friend
thank you 😊
so sad you only here for 3 days .hopefully you guys enjoy your stay here 👌👌👌
Thank you loving it 😊🙏🏼
Welcome to Malaysia enjoy your stay and have safe journey....
Thank you 😊
11:10 thats Malaysia or KL in a nutshell - a mixture of everything since its considered a melting pot of different diverse background of culture - which also reflected on the cuisines available
While being a big bustling city, you can find nature and heritage in each part of the city making it contrast between different vibes. You can see old and new, greenery and skyscrapers in one frame.
Even if you step outside of the city centre you can find loads of jungles and waterfalls within 15-30 minutes.
Yes that’s what we love, how diverse the country is! Loved it so much we’re back!!! This time we’re exploring so much more than just KL too 😍🙏🏼
Oh our neighbor!!! For sure any place from the Southeast Asia is extremely awesome and beautiful!!!
Wowww bilib n tlga ako very adventurous couple ingat lagi Zoe and Czar
Thank you so much 😊 lots more adventures to come 🙏🏼
Thanks for this video n for sharing your first impressions of KL. Welcome to Malaysia.
There r plenty to explore in KL, have fun. Do try d local street food like nasi lemak n Ramly burger. If u have time, check out d night markets. If u like to see d past, visit d colonial walk n river of life near Dataran Merdeka. If u guys have more time n extra budget, make an excursion trip to Genting Highlands, an indoor n outdoor amusement themed park, sitting on a cool hill. And if u guys like window shopping n eating food at d foodcourts, then visit Bukit Bintang, there r many malls there, d foodcourts in Suria KLCC, KL Pavilion n Lot 10 r quite good. There's also street food from d truck near KLCC called Tapak.
By d way, d Malaysian national language is Bahasa Melayu or Malay language, Terima Kasih is just one of d many words that r commonly used daily n very similar to d Indonesian. Singapore was once a territory of Malaya, now Malaysia. There r also Malays living in Singapore, Riau in Sumatra, Indonesia, n also in Brunei on d island of Borneo.
We loved Malaysia so much, we’re back!!! Thanks for all these suggestions they will definitely come in handy for this trip 🙏🏼
@@ZoeCzar That sounds wonderful. Have d best of time exploring KL n around Malaysia. 😁
once you put a foot step in Malaysia, you are considered as Malaysian family...so...welcome home
thank you, that's lovely so welcoming 😊🙏🏽
Woww... Nice video to watching it. Anyway welcome to Malaysia... "Malaysia Truly Asia"
Thank you so much 😀
Enjoy your 2 days transit!
Thank you 😊
Don’t forget to try Nasi Lemak Wanjo at Kampung Baru. Enjoy ur trip here and eat as much as you can. We are land if foods! Forget your diet. Your diet starts tomorrow. 😅😂
All to come 👀
Heyyyy , welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾💪❤️ .. hope u guys enjoy stay here.. and don't forget to try our best food nasi lemak 🇲🇾
Thank you and don't worry we have tried it will be in a video soon 👀🙏🏽
Omg you’re in MALAYSIA!!
Yessss 🙏🏼
Welcomed to Malaysia..
Thank you 😊
The sweet bread is probably "ROTI BOM". You can get it at MAMAK (Indian Muslim) restaurants. I don't know whether you can them freeze dried in supermarkets. It would be great if you could bring some home for your dad.
yes lots of people have suggested various breads I think we will have to buy and try them all 😂
selamat datang
terima kasih
Welcome to Malaysia thank you ❤️💞💟 so much
Thank you 😊
What a beautiful moments
Enjoy...
Thank you 😊
Welcome to Malaysia Guys!
thank you so much 😊
Malaysia is a fascinating country, heterogeneous with diversity.
couldn't agree more 😊
Actually, the tallest building in KL and South East Asia is Merdeka 118 which is taller than Petronas Twin Tower. It is also the 2nd tallest in the world. Check out also exchange 106 which I believe is top 5/10 in the world too
Welcome to Malaysia. Do enjoy your stay
Thank you 😊
@@ZoeCzar you're welcome
Sweet Bread is actually Roti Manis in Malay language. Normally you can buy from a roti seller who move around residential area on a bicycle in the old days. Now they use motocycle. But I am not sure they still produce it.
Sweet bread can be anything 😂
1. Roti boom
2. Thosai/Dosa
3. Kaya bun/toast - kaya is coconut jam
4. Potato bun
5. Roti paung
👍👍👍😂
looks like we will have to try them all hahaha 🙏🏽
@@ZoeCzar Maybe you can ask him, where did he normally buy the sweet bread from. Was it from a mamak, grocery shop or perhaps the bakery. That wd really narrow down the choices.
ItThe sweet bread could be kaya toast. Its toasted slices of bread with coconut jam in between. They're mainly sold in coffeeshops
thank you 😊 we will look out for it 😋
Btw czar face are look similar to malay face, people will think czar is a malaysian, have a great journey here in malaysia guys 😊 don't forget to explore our beautiful cities, beaches and food culinary here ❤️🇲🇾
hehehe yes we get that in all SEA countries, he's filipino 😊 yes so this trip was just KL but we are hoping to come back again soon when we have longer to explore the islands 😍
half of the philippines is also malay.. the philippines used to be included in the malay archipelago.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 I subscribed to your channel during your Philippines tour
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Food ,Race,culture: Malaysia is A Truly Asia.
Yes we loved it 😊
Carina mentioned to me your guys vlogs has improved so much from April like you developed your style :)
Love the vlogs and Kuala Lumpur is amazing! If that air bnb is expressionz then I stayed there too as I recognise that rooftop pool
It was cheap! 😄 I remember how nice the room was too looks exactly the same… has to be the same payed like $30-50 from memory….
Amazing vlog guys! 😍 made me miss Kuala Lumpur so nice to see it in your guys perspective
Great video! Keep em' coming! Btw where were u guys when u took the video of this excellent night view at 0:29?
Thank you and I think that was from our rooftop at expressionz off the top of my head if not maybe it was from stock
You guys should extend your stay here in Malaysia. There's so much to see and experience!
haha... apa yg byk nak tgk tu
We loved it so much we’re back!!! We couldn’t extend last time as we had another flight to another country booked! We’d planned to stay longer but our flight to KL got cancelled and re booked 🥹
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
thank you so much 😊
Welcome To Malaysia..... you're safe in our country... most of us are very helpfull towards tourist...
Thank you so much 😊 and yes everyone has been lovely and welcoming 🙏🏼
3 days in Kuala Lumpur is very very short stay, let alone in Malaysia
We know 😩 it was supposed to be 5 days but our flight got cancelled and the next flight they put us on left us with 3 days and we couldn’t extend because our flight out was already booked 😩 we were only doing KL this time but are planning to come and explore some of the islands next time we visit Malaysia 😊🙏🏼🇲🇾
dont forget to come to Malacca the historical city of Malaysia. The history Malaysia began
We’re planning to go if we can fit it in, have you got any tips?
"Sweet Bread" your father mentioned maybe "roti boom", you can get that only at mamak restaurant and that mamak you can find all over Malaysia.
thank you 😊 we will look out for it 🙏🏽
i think its kaya toast at kopitiam.....
Welcome to Malaysia , Enjoyed your Travels guys ✌️
Thank you! 😃
@@ZoeCzar welcome ☺️
Such a beautiful couple ❤️ 3 days is not enough you should stay longer
We really wish we could but our flight out is booked, we were supposed to be here 5 days but our flight from Manila got cancelled and the flight they re booked us on left us with 3 days 😩 we will have to come back 🙏🏼🇲🇾
I missed seeing Genting. It’s cold there like Baguio.
We’ve actually visited genting today! We’re back in KL and so the genting will be out soon 😊🙏🏼
Welcome to KL Malaysia dude..i think it's 'Roti Boom' the sweet bread. U can hv it at any Mamak restaurants.
thank you 😊 oo we will try to find it 🙏🏽
Welcome to malaysia...👋👋👋
Thank you so much 😊
enjoying malaysia with you even from a far.make the most of your time there.enjoy.be happy and be safe.
Thank you so much 😊
Welcome
Thank you 😊
Enjoy
Thank you 😊
The sweet bread your dad was talking about could have been Roti Boy
We will look out for it 😊 thank you🙏🏼
Do visit ICC Pudu. Lots of delicious (reasonable price) local food to choose from.
Ooo we will try to visit there when we come back 🙏🏼
singapore, indonesia, brunei and malaysia using a similiar language. even the people of southern thailand too.
Yes Malay right?
Welcome to Malaysia
thank you so much 😊
Welcome to Malaysia. I think "Rotiboy" your father mentioned before? Do explore night life at Jalan Alor & Changkat Bukit Bintang area. Perhaps other states as well like Melaka, Penang & Borneo. By the way KL is top destination for Singaporean & Indonesian.
Thank you 😊 oooo thanks we will check it out and add some of those places to the list for when we come back to Malaysia 😊🙏🏼
Of course we are different from other countries in this region except singapore perhaps. Cost will be different, environment, people, culture etc etc. Even infrastructure.
yes we love traveling to explore and experience new things 😊 I think we prefer KL to Singapore too 🙏🏽 we actually found the roads very similar to the UK roads which surprised us the markings, layout & signs everything was the same hahah 😊
@@ZoeCzar yeah from 1786 until 1957. Almost 200 years of british rule.
Dang now we're at Malaysia 😍🫶🏻✨
Hahaha yes just a quick getaway 😍🙏🏼
Wonderful vlog👍
Thank you 😊
Maybe ur dad was referring to Rotiboy. Sweet bun.
we will look for it 😊 thank you
Wc To 🇲🇾
Thank you 😊
Because bahasa melayu, is language ASEAN
The sweet bread also know as Roti Kaya butter
thank you 😊 we will look out for it
Because of its diversity, Southeast Asia is the best place to travel.
Couldn’t agree more 😊🙏🏼
Sweet bread...for long pass year's maybe roti kaya maybe..
Ooo will look out for it, we’ve just arrived back in KL and this time got much longer to explore 😍🙏🏼
Kuala Lumpur is amaizng, but still Philippines nature is the best
Yes very nice city 😍 always been on the list as my dad grew up here for 5 years 🙏🏼 looking forward to be back in Philippines soon tho loads more to see 🙏🏼🇵🇭
@@ZoeCzar keep it up guys, also planning coming to 🇵🇭 , all the best
It's depend on what nature scene you seek for. If beaches and island, yes Philippines is better. But if for rainforest and highland/mountain, Malaysia is to go with.
Btw, you must not compare KL city with Philippines the country. 😉
@@dariusz501 i like all kind of nature, have been in a lot of places , but philippines nature have some of ghe best places ever
Because of its diversity, Southeast Asia is the best place to travel.
Mabuhay Southeast Asia!!
Buenos días son lugares muy interesantes a sí conoces lugares que nunca has visto
Welcome to malaysia.....
Thank you 😊 we loved it so much we’ve just arrived back 😍🙏🏼
sweet bread, you can try roti bom, you can find it in all mamak around malaysia
Yes we loved it 😊
plz explore PNB 118 ( 2ND TALLERS BUIDING IN THE WORLD )
Where is that?
Welcome to malaysia.
I hope you two have fun enjoying Malaysia...
Where did you come from?
❤️👍🇲🇾❤️👍🇲🇾❤️
We love Malaysia so much, we’ve come back wooo 🥳 we’re both from the U.K. 🙏🏼
@@ZoeCzar Thank you for being interested in coming to our country of Malaysia guys...👍👍😀😀
U.K.. My favourite team football England and Manchester United 🏴🏴🏴
Wowww
🙏🏼
Sooo ganda🥹😍😍😍
Dba 😍😍
There are a few similarities between bahasa indonesia and malay. To be honest, bahasa indonesia has too many borrowed text from english compared to malay language here. Malay language borrowed words from portuguese and sanskrit which is more older. Chinese a bit here and there. Not many from english. Perhaps due to trade long ago in melaka or before that timeline. The oldest city ruin in south east asia is at bujang valley which was hindu. Yes older than angkor wat, borobudur and prambanan. About 2000 years old.
All breads are sweet lol..maybe your dad meant roti tisu or roti canai?
I think he said it had raisins in it ?
@@ZoeCzar oh...that sounds like breads which are at specialty store.
You dad grew up here?, so your grandparents were either expats here or gov servants (civil service).
I think sweet bread should be the bread with Kaya Jam (coconut jam). Dont try the Kaya bread that sealed in plastic, which can easy get from groceries or convenience store。 Must try the kaya bread with freshly toast or steamed. I recommend "PappaRich" coffee shop.
isnt paparich already closed down?
@@tiputertipah9664oooh, sorry that i forget it was closed down.
We’ve just arrived back!!! Thank you for this we will look out for them this time as we have much longer to explore Malaysia than last time 🤩🙏🏼
you should review Pavilion Bukit Bintang (day & night) as well...
We ran out of time as our flight got cancelled and left us with 2 less days than we had planned but we will definitely be back 🙏🏼
@@ZoeCzar sure .. please come back
Roti boy - sweet bun
Ooooo thanks we will check it out 😊
Rotiboy is recent “thing”
Top 5 skyline or modern building has beautiful design in south east asia
1.singapore
2.kl
3.bangkok
4.jakarta
5.metro.manila
Agreed 😍🙏🏼
There are many type of sweet bread in Msia. But a signature one in Msia is 'kaya' bun/spread/toast etc. Try it. Hv a nice days ahead guys✌️ welcome to Msia.
Yes we made sure to try some 😊🙏🏼
do you have plan to visit singapore?
Not this time but we have visited before a few years ago 😊
I Love most the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
We love the Philippines too 🇵🇭
Welcome to malaysia 🇲🇾🤗
Thank you 😊
Some tourists had commented kl = tokyo + new york.
we have been to New York personally we don't see the resemblance KL seems way more modern, user friendly and clean compared to New York 😊 as for Tokyo we will have to visit 😍
@@ZoeCzar NY is way bigger than KL. Perhaps they were looking at times square and bukit bintang.
Rotiboy?
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Thank you 😊
which is better kuala lumpur or singapore
So I’d say I’d prefer KL for the prices and value for money, but Singapore for activities as although there is a lot to do in KL sooooo much to do in Singapore! But just purely on the fact you can have a rooftop pool condo in the city for 26 pounds I’m gunna say KL
Hi handsome takecare
thank you 😊
Hi,where did you book your acvomodation? It is beautiful.
Airbnb it’s called expressionz
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