@@SilkyRonTheRoad many places been painted with murals n street arts ..but this village is totally different....it looks so lively and energetic....wish can visit them one day...
this is how to enjoy life to the fullest... warna-warni means colorful. i know about the village before, but now more colorful. woww so beautiful, i want to live there.
Ahh wow! That means a lot to us and we really hope so! We love sharing our journey on TH-cam and exploring amazing places to share them with the world! ✨ Let’s goooooooo! 🙌🏼
If you want only veges. Just say " Mau(want) sayur(veges) saja(only). Or you can be more specific " Saya(I) mau(want) sayur(vege) campur(mix). Then they will give a different array of vegetables maybe like carrots, cauliflower, cabbage and so on.
Thank you for visiting PERLIS, Malaysia 🇲🇾 State of PERLIS is underrated tourism destination among international travellers/tourists (except for transit at Padang Besar & Perlis Jetty to Langkawi). They (Perlis people) live in a happy & simple lifestyle among peace community. I just adore with Perlis scenery when I witnessed scattered lime hills across rice fields! It just like couples of rocks purposely thrown on earth by a giant.
Done subscribed. Guys you can go to Wang Klian near Perlis Thai border. Not far from Kangar. It's a Mountain top above the Clouds. You will see the tremendous scenery of Perlis above clouds and the sunset. Get the friendly locals to bring you guys around Perlis. Have a great time here and Welcome to Malaysia guys
In Malaysia most meat we refering to cow & chicken, if you are vegan, we also have vegan restaurant like india restaurant some of them are vegan, other than that when you want to order foods, you need to specificly tell them no meat, seafood & eggs, only veggies, if not they will include it in your foods.enjoy your stay in Malaysia
If you go to Langkawi, which I’m sure that you will, just make a quick overnight stop here in Perlis, it’s definitely a great place to meet the locals! ✨
Go visit the islands in East coast. In the State of Terengganu: pulau perhentian, pulau kapas, pulau redang. U may want to just live there like a britisher who has made one of the islands his home
We definitely plan on visiting the East! It looks incredible and we have heard so much about it! We have a few places we want to see on the West first and then we will go East! Let us know if you know of any specific places we should visit! ✨
Not many tourists go to Perlis, but for me as a Malaysian, the state of Perlis has very beautiful natural scenery... Malaysia's best food is mostly based on chicken, meat and fish. it means you miss a lot. but don't worry, we also offer a variety of food for vegetarians
@@SilkyRonTheRoad Malaysia's best food is mostly based on chicken, meat and fish. it means you miss a lot. but don't worry, we also offer a variety of food for vegetarians
Oh you guy went to Perlis..Perlis also famous for it's mangoes 🥭 ,"harum manis". That lady said "warna-warni"(colorful), she wants you guys to explore n enjoy the view 👌
If u r still up north in Perlis..you can chk out Penang otw down. Then head to Taiping...Ipoh...Cameron highlands (all West Coast)..then go to the ,East Coast..Kelantan..Trengganu..Pahang (All facing ths South China Sea) Then fly over to Borneo..do not miss out Sabah! Hv a blast guys!
Kuala perlis and near the bridge was full of trash last year until a tourist from uk made a complaint. The newspaper highlighted it. They finally collected tons of trash there.
@kean your effort paid off tremendously. Look at the place now. I remember that bridge area. It was filthy before. Thank you brother. This video should be shown to Sean King.
@ohshankly I was lucky as I managed to contact the editor in penang who sent a team to investigate. As usual, the authorities in perlis were not helpful including politicians, so they published it in their nespaper. It took 2 weeks to clean the bloody place. We need to thank vlogger "vlogging a dead horse" who highlighted it. It was dirtier than klang where I live. Shocking. Klang is similar because of local council. Same with semporna in sabah.
I ❤ that colorful village. How a once a gloomy and filthy settlement can change drastically with some imaginations and a will to change make a difference. A clean and cheerful environment makes the community happy and cheerful. Hopefully the ideas will be replicated in other places too.
Lost in translation .There is no meat in the souped noodle that you ate. It has grounded prawn.😅 Seafood is not perceive as meat. Meat in Malaysia typically meant flesh of land animals . Big misunderstanding.🤗🤭🫢
Meat can also be understood by the local as "daging' which means "beef". So they don't add "daging" or "beef" but add other things.. 😂 So next time for a fully vegetarian dish you should say "saya tak mahu daging (beef), ikan (fish), udang (prawn), sotong (squid), ayam (chicken). Saya hanya mahu sayur (vegetable), tauhu (tofu) dan telur (egg) sahaja". "Saya tak mahu" means "I don't want... " whereas "saya hanya mahu" means "I only want... ". Sometimes if you go to a more remote village, you need to communicate with them using local language. They understand basic English but might not understand it fully. Hence, the miscommunication. Learning simple Malay is not that hard I think. It's generally difficult to find vegetarian Malay restaurant in Malaysia. But there are lots of vegetable dishes cooked in Malay styles either stir fried, souped, grilled or curried with santan (coconut milk) which are delicious. You can find these vegetables dishes in all Nasi Campur (Mixed Rice) Restaurants. But you need locals to help you choosing which dishes are vegetarian and which are not. You can always ask them when you are in Nasi Campur Restaurants. I'm sure they are more than willing to help you choose the vegetarian dishes. Nevertheless there's a lot of Chinese or Indian Restaurant in Malaysia that's fully vegetarian. Different cultures have different types of cuisine and different types of dietary intake. Malaysian cuisine is so diverse. Enjoy the rest of your travel in Malaysia! ❤
@@SilkyRonTheRoad No worries. Now with Google translate you can easily learn some basic Malay words for ease of travelling particularly in a more remote place or kampung. Cheers and happy travelling! ❤️
There is few vegen restaurants run by Malay but mostly is in Kuala Lumpur. I know one is like in Sungai Petani but is a stall if I not mistaken. The KL name Sala n Barat. Sala is more to Mexican cuisine. Barat more local Malay cuisine
I think there is some misunderstanding. I know meat means any meats. But when you say meat translated to daging (in Malay) they usually think cow's meat. So you need be to more specific.. say no or saya tak mahu (I don't want) or jangan letak (don't put) daging (beef), ayam (chicken), ikan (fish), udang (prawn or shrimp), sotong (squid), makanan laut (seafood), Telur (eggs). An to local, they have limited English. And they probably don't even know what is vegetarian , vegan is.
The guy assured you there would be no meat in your food. For the locals, no meat means no beef. You to be very specific. No meat, not chicken or fish and not prawns and squid. No meat means except for beef everything else is ok.
@@SilkyRonTheRoad so many magnificent place place to visit..but of coz i am recomend for perhentian island at terengganu..(kelantan border) To recomend for special dishes food,i think and pretty sure u are vege..so not many choice to propose
@@SilkyRonTheRoad of coz u must to came..anyway for remind,dont to late or came after sept bcoz ussually the island will closed for few month ..monsun and flood
When u said no meat. They might misunderstood u as no beef as we are living in multiracial country, and our Indian friend specifically dont eat beef. U might as well said vegetarian and cant eat animal might work 😅
In Malay communities is very less people have vegetarian dietary. And when they mention no meats is mean no beef but can hv chicken or fish, and they less knowledgeable about vegetarians especially in the outskirts/rural area. So next time when u order remember to mention to them fried rice / fried noodles kosong( in Malay word mean nothing/ empty). I am vegetarian also, I faced this issue before while in Kelantan last two months I told the owner the same word at the end the food came with chicken. So I bring back to owner and ask for change. Luckily there is other guest who know what’s vegetarian mean and help to to explain to owner and teach me how to order.
Ahh that’s amazing! Thank you for this! We will learn some Malay words to make it easier both for us, and the local people! We hope that you enjoyed your time in Kelantan, we hope to visit too! ✨🙏🏼✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad yes we enjoyed cos only me is vegetarian among my other siblings. U can try their nasi kerabu just with the veggies n rice and sambal if u can consume onion n garlic or shallots n leeks. But ask first before u take the sambal some time the sambal have anchovies and belacan (shrimp paste)
@@SilkyRonTheRoadyou say this sentences "Saya tak nak daging, ayam, ikan dan telur. Saya hanya makan sayur sayuran." it translate to "I dont want meat, fish & eggs. i only eat veggies."
Sorry you didn’t get your vege food. In Malay language, meat or “daging” in Malay refers to beef. Thus “no meat” may mean “no beef” only. Moreover, it’s not normal for Malays to eat “vege” food only.
your channel is actually better than that ''Donovan Clayton channel''.. saw one of his Penang video that lead me to watch your.. must say you are too polite with Kuala Perlis.. been there a few time to catch the ferry.. that place is full of garbage..
How come I never knew this place !!
So colorful..so beautiful...
Tahniah warga Perlis....anda hebat....macam ni baru lah cool....
I know, a lot of people haven’t heard of this place! You should definitely visit when you get a chance! ✨🙏🏼✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad many places been painted with murals n street arts ..but this village is totally different....it looks so lively and energetic....wish can visit them one day...
they just colured it recently..
Warna=Colour, warna-warni=colorful
Very nice village there wow.
It is such a beautiful place and you should definitely visit when you get the chance! ✨
this is how to enjoy life to the fullest... warna-warni means colorful. i know about the village before, but now more colorful. woww so beautiful, i want to live there.
We are absolutely loving life in Malaysia! Have you visited Perlis? ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad not yet... hahaha...
These guys will get to 100K subscribers!
Ahh wow! That means a lot to us and we really hope so! We love sharing our journey on TH-cam and exploring amazing places to share them with the world! ✨
Let’s goooooooo! 🙌🏼
If you want only veges. Just say " Mau(want) sayur(veges) saja(only). Or you can be more specific " Saya(I) mau(want) sayur(vege) campur(mix). Then they will give a different array of vegetables maybe like carrots, cauliflower, cabbage and so on.
Ahh this is amazing thank you! Exactly what we need! We just have to learn how to say it! 😅
Hope you enjoyed on our Malaysian Hospitality..
Malaysian Hospitality is some of the most amazing we have encountered on our travels! The people here just go above and beyond! ✨🙌🏼✨
Guys your vlog is awesome 😊 can see how happy you're 😂 have nice weekend 💐 see you'll next☘️🌿
Aww thank you so much! We are so so happy exploring Malaysia and can’t wait to see what else there is to see!!! 😍
The colorful village looks beautiful, I like to see it, have a nice day, best wishes ❤❤❤
Aww we’re happy that you are able to see it here and we hope that you can visit someday yourself! It’s worth it! ✨
Well come to Malaysia.👍👌👍🇲🇾
Thank you so much, we love it here! ✨
Thank you for visiting PERLIS, Malaysia 🇲🇾
State of PERLIS is underrated tourism destination among international travellers/tourists (except for transit at Padang Besar & Perlis Jetty to Langkawi).
They (Perlis people) live in a happy & simple lifestyle among peace community. I just adore with Perlis scenery when I witnessed scattered lime hills across rice fields! It just like couples of rocks purposely thrown on earth by a giant.
Aww wow that sounds so so beautiful! We could see how happy and peaceful the people were! We loved our time there! ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad warna warni mean colorful (warna : color , warna warni : colorful)
@@askarsepoi thank you! 😁
I was born and grew up in Arau Perlis until high school.Went back there in 2013 and hope to visit again my hometown.
@@parameswarar2 ahh we hope that you can visit again soon too! ✨
Thank you so much for sharing w/ Metta
It is our pleasure! ✨🙏🏼✨
Done subscribed.
Guys you can go to Wang Klian near Perlis Thai border. Not far from Kangar. It's a Mountain top above the Clouds. You will see the tremendous scenery of Perlis above clouds and the sunset. Get the friendly locals to bring you guys around Perlis. Have a great time here and Welcome to Malaysia guys
Aww thank you so much, that means a lot! And thank you for the recommendation! We hope that we will get a chance to visit as it sounds so beautiful! 😍
In Malaysia most meat we refering to cow & chicken, if you are vegan, we also have vegan restaurant like india restaurant some of them are vegan, other than that when you want to order foods, you need to specificly tell them no meat, seafood & eggs, only veggies, if not they will include it in your foods.enjoy your stay in Malaysia
Yes, we are discovering all of the amazing vegetarian food! We are not vegan so can eat eggs which makes it a lot easier!
Thank you for your help! ✨
Wow so cool! that technicolor town was amazing!!
Yes, it is such an amazing place, you should for sure try to visit! ✨
Wow, what a gorgeous place, with even nicer people!! I hope to visit someday! I love the colors!
If you go to Langkawi, which I’m sure that you will, just make a quick overnight stop here in Perlis, it’s definitely a great place to meet the locals! ✨
Go visit the islands in East coast. In the State of Terengganu: pulau perhentian, pulau kapas, pulau redang. U may want to just live there like a britisher who has made one of the islands his home
We definitely plan on visiting the East! It looks incredible and we have heard so much about it! We have a few places we want to see on the West first and then we will go East! Let us know if you know of any specific places we should visit! ✨
You guys need to visit the Snake Park, Gua Kelam (Kelam Cave), Sheep & Goat Farm while in Perlis.
We will see what we have time for! Thank you so much for the recommendations! ✨
sadly that place bit rundown.. no proper maintenance..😔 but they have timah tasoh lake new attraction😅
Absolutely loving your videos and seeing your journey as always ❤
Aww thanks Amy! That means a lot to us! ✨🙏🏼✨
Not many tourists go to Perlis, but for me as a Malaysian, the state of Perlis has very beautiful natural scenery... Malaysia's best food is mostly based on chicken, meat and fish. it means you miss a lot. but don't worry, we also offer a variety of food for vegetarians
It really does and that’s so true, we didn’t see any tourists there!!! 🙊
@@SilkyRonTheRoad Malaysia's best food is mostly based on chicken, meat and fish. it means you miss a lot. but don't worry, we also offer a variety of food for vegetarians
@@LanzFranchess the food here is incredible, even the vegetarian options! We could live on Roti Canai! 🤤
@@SilkyRonTheRoad nice!
Kat mana kg warna warni ni...nampak macam best je...tak jauh dari Bandar Baharu... boleh pergi carik
I saw you guys at perlis. Didn't know you make youtube videos. Good luck on your adventures!
Ahh amazing! Hey again! 😋
Both of you so funny..made my day...😂
Aww thank you so much! Hearing this makes our day, we love to make others smile & laugh! ✨
Go Terengganu many beautiful islands such as Pulau perhentian , Pulau kapas ,‘Pulau Redang
These islands are 100% on our list! They look incredible! 😍
Pulau Tenggol, Pulau Lang Tengah too .. Terengganu islands.
Oh you guy went to Perlis..Perlis also famous for it's mangoes 🥭 ,"harum manis". That lady said "warna-warni"(colorful), she wants you guys to explore n enjoy the view 👌
Oh no! We didn’t know and we LOVE mangoes! Next time for sure!
Thanks for this! 😁✨
11.55 when you sneeze, the makcik said prised be to God/God blessing
Aww that’s so sweet! Thank you for translating! ✨🙏🏼✨
If u r still up north in Perlis..you can chk out Penang otw down. Then head to Taiping...Ipoh...Cameron highlands (all West Coast)..then go to the ,East Coast..Kelantan..Trengganu..Pahang (All facing ths South China Sea) Then fly over to Borneo..do not miss out Sabah! Hv a blast guys!
Ahh thank you so much for these recommendations! We are actually following this path and loving it so much!
Malaysia is amazing!!! 🤩
@@SilkyRonTheRoad Another stretch is Kuala Selangor (vast padi fields n village life)..KL (the city)..Malacca (historical)..enjoy!
Warna-warni is means colourful, enjoy your journey in Malaysia and Happy 10 years anniversary💕🌹
Thank you so much! We are happy to be learning some Malay! ✨
Woww.. Nice vlog..
Ahh thank you so much! ✨🙏🏼✨
I think in Indonesia, java island there is a village with similar vibe called malang.
We will have to visit and make a comparison! But so far on our travels this is the most colourful place we have visited! 😊
U must go to Semporna , tiamon Island, perhentian islands for snorkling ..
They are definitely on the list! We can’t wait! ✨
Kuala perlis and near the bridge was full of trash last year until a tourist from uk made a complaint. The newspaper highlighted it. They finally collected tons of trash there.
Ahh wow! We wish that e could’ve been there to help! 🙊
@kean your effort paid off tremendously. Look at the place now. I remember that bridge area. It was filthy before. Thank you brother. This video should be shown to Sean King.
We hope that he sees it! ✨🙌🏼✨
@ohshankly I was lucky as I managed to contact the editor in penang who sent a team to investigate. As usual, the authorities in perlis were not helpful including politicians, so they published it in their nespaper. It took 2 weeks to clean the bloody place. We need to thank vlogger "vlogging a dead horse" who highlighted it. It was dirtier than klang where I live. Shocking. Klang is similar because of local council. Same with semporna in sabah.
I ❤ that colorful village. How a once a gloomy and filthy settlement can change drastically with some imaginations and a will to change make a difference. A clean and cheerful environment makes the community happy and cheerful. Hopefully the ideas will be replicated in other places too.
Lost in translation .There is no meat in the souped noodle that you ate. It has grounded prawn.😅 Seafood is not perceive as meat. Meat in Malaysia typically meant flesh of land animals . Big misunderstanding.🤗🤭🫢
We are happy to have learned this now, it will help us in the future! 😁 Thank you! ✨
Meat can also be understood by the local as "daging' which means "beef". So they don't add "daging" or "beef" but add other things.. 😂
So next time for a fully vegetarian dish you should say "saya tak mahu daging (beef), ikan (fish), udang (prawn), sotong (squid), ayam (chicken). Saya hanya mahu sayur (vegetable), tauhu (tofu) dan telur (egg) sahaja". "Saya tak mahu" means "I don't want... " whereas "saya hanya mahu" means "I only want... ".
Sometimes if you go to a more remote village, you need to communicate with them using local language. They understand basic English but might not understand it fully. Hence, the miscommunication. Learning simple Malay is not that hard I think.
It's generally difficult to find vegetarian Malay restaurant in Malaysia. But there are lots of vegetable dishes cooked in Malay styles either stir fried, souped, grilled or curried with santan (coconut milk) which are delicious. You can find these vegetables dishes in all Nasi Campur (Mixed Rice) Restaurants. But you need locals to help you choosing which dishes are vegetarian and which are not. You can always ask them when you are in Nasi Campur Restaurants. I'm sure they are more than willing to help you choose the vegetarian dishes.
Nevertheless there's a lot of Chinese or Indian Restaurant in Malaysia that's fully vegetarian. Different cultures have different types of cuisine and different types of dietary intake. Malaysian cuisine is so diverse.
Enjoy the rest of your travel in Malaysia! ❤
Thank you so much for this, I think that we need some lessons in Malay! It might help us on our journey! 😁✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad No worries. Now with Google translate you can easily learn some basic Malay words for ease of travelling particularly in a more remote place or kampung. Cheers and happy travelling! ❤️
There is few vegen restaurants run by Malay but mostly is in Kuala Lumpur. I know one is like in Sungai Petani but is a stall if I not mistaken. The KL name Sala n Barat. Sala is more to Mexican cuisine. Barat more local Malay cuisine
visit gunung jerai, taiping and gua tempurung
We will add these to our list! Thank you so much! ✨
try cave exploration we have many caves here in malaysia..
Amazing!!! Where can we find them? 🙊
@@SilkyRonTheRoad, gua tempurung in gopeng, perak is the best cave in peninsular malaysia... it's very big and massive
It looks incredible! We have added it to our list! ✨
you may addressing elderly people as a Pak Cik/ Uncle and Mak Cik/ Aunty.... Normally we call Uncle/Aunty for a Chinese/Indian people....
Ahh wow! Thanks for this! We will try to remember! 🙏🏼
I think there is some misunderstanding. I know meat means any meats. But when you say meat translated to daging (in Malay) they usually think cow's meat. So you need be to more specific.. say no or saya tak mahu (I don't want) or jangan letak (don't put) daging (beef), ayam (chicken), ikan (fish), udang (prawn or shrimp), sotong (squid), makanan laut (seafood), Telur (eggs).
An to local, they have limited English. And they probably don't even know what is vegetarian , vegan is.
Off camera we did spend a lot of time explaining but we have decided to just learn how to say it in Malay! That will be the best idea we think! ✨
watch veggies on tour videos of msia to get tips on where to eat around msia
Ahh thank you for the tip, we will check them out! ✨
Done subscribe
Aww thank you so much! ✨🙏🏼✨
The guy assured you there would be no meat in your food. For the locals, no meat means no beef. You to be very specific. No meat, not chicken or fish and not prawns and squid. No meat means except for beef everything else is ok.
We learned that from this day and now have a sign! Thank you for your help! ✨
Warna warni means very colourful
We love that! Is that in Malay? ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoadyes...
Colourful = Warna-Warni...
Colour = Warna... 😊
@@herryherry8659 amazing! We will for sure remember that! ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad 👌😊
Warna warni= colorful
Thank you! 😁
Even a vegetarian looking dish might contain fish sauce or anchovies. So best is to pack some bread here or google for vegetarian places
Yup, we found that out the hard way! 😂 we will try to learn some Malay to make it easier for the local people! ✨
Done subcribe fm kelantan malaysia..dont forget to visit my region at eastcoast..enjoy your honeymoon and always happy
We are planning to visit the East!
Let us know what recommendations you have and we will add them to our list! ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad so many magnificent place place to visit..but of coz i am recomend for perhentian island at terengganu..(kelantan border)
To recomend for special dishes food,i think and pretty sure u are vege..so not many choice to propose
@@faqar8229 that’s sweet, thank you! We will visit these places for sure! ✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad of coz u must to came..anyway for remind,dont to late or came after sept bcoz ussually the island will closed for few month ..monsun and flood
@@faqar8229 our visa runs out in September so it would be for sure visit before then! 😁
Yea, I also don't know why almost nobody visit Kuala Perlis though it's full of natural attractions
It’s amazing! We will be telling everyone about it and can hopefully help to bring some tourism to these places using these vlogs! 🙏🏼
Pakcik yg tarik bakul naik moto tu 🤣🤣
Hahaha that’s one way to do it! 😂
jemm😂😂😂
Warna warni means colourful ... So they were saying over there is more colourful ....
Ahh we love how that sounds! Warna warni! ✨
Warna-warni mean colorful
Thank you! 😁
When u said no meat. They might misunderstood u as no beef as we are living in multiracial country, and our Indian friend specifically dont eat beef. U might as well said vegetarian and cant eat animal might work 😅
Haha we are planning to learn how to say it in Malay so that we can use it all over Malaysia! ✨
Warna warni is mean colourful ..but so complicated to explain more spescifec..
Thank you for the translation! ✨🙏🏼✨
Those dishes may have been seasoned with shrimp paste.
We think that’s what it was because the smell was quite strong, we are going to learn some Malay to make it easier for the locals! 😊
I would say Perlis has the warmest climate in Malaysia... more tropical than equatorial.... the rest of Malaysia is Equatorial...
It was very hot there! But also in Penang was very hot! 🥵
They have the best mangoes when in season... which is the hot season... and not raining...
I wish that we knew this earlier, we love mango! We will have to return when it is mango season! ✨
In Malay communities is very less people have vegetarian dietary. And when they mention no meats is mean no beef but can hv chicken or fish, and they less knowledgeable about vegetarians especially in the outskirts/rural area. So next time when u order remember to mention to them fried rice / fried noodles kosong( in Malay word mean nothing/ empty). I am vegetarian also, I faced this issue before while in Kelantan last two months I told the owner the same word at the end the food came with chicken. So I bring back to owner and ask for change. Luckily there is other guest who know what’s vegetarian mean and help to to explain to owner and teach me how to order.
Ahh that’s amazing! Thank you for this! We will learn some Malay words to make it easier both for us, and the local people! We hope that you enjoyed your time in Kelantan, we hope to visit too! ✨🙏🏼✨
@@SilkyRonTheRoad yes we enjoyed cos only me is vegetarian among my other siblings. U can try their nasi kerabu just with the veggies n rice and sambal if u can consume onion n garlic or shallots n leeks. But ask first before u take the sambal some time the sambal have anchovies and belacan (shrimp paste)
Warna-warni = Colourful 😅
Thank you! 😁
I think the soup or broth maybe fish
Possibly, it’s very hard to explain to locals that we aren’t able to eat that. 🤔
@@SilkyRonTheRoadyou say this sentences "Saya tak nak daging, ayam, ikan dan telur. Saya hanya makan sayur sayuran." it translate to "I dont want meat, fish & eggs. i only eat veggies."
They can only take fried rice or noodles if they want veggies only, cause most of soup broth mostly make from meat or fish.
We realised this too! 🙊
We eat eggs, just no fish or meat so will remember this, thank you! 🙏🏼
Perlis needs to step up and promote their state as a tourist destinations. Its a beautiful state but poor marketing.
Yes they should! We hope that with this video we can help, even just a little! ✨
Sorry you didn’t get your vege food. In Malay language, meat or “daging” in Malay refers to beef. Thus “no meat” may mean “no beef” only. Moreover, it’s not normal for Malays to eat “vege” food only.
We have learned this and will for sure try to learn some words in Malay! 😁
the soup of the mee had shirmp ingredients on it.. so, it still not vegeterian for both of you..
Yeah, we managed to work that out, just a little too late! 😋
Next time ask to view the room before paying it.
Ahh honestly we don’t really mind, it’s very cheap and we only use it for sleeping! 💤
your channel is actually better than that ''Donovan Clayton channel''.. saw one of his Penang video that lead me to watch your.. must say you are too polite with Kuala Perlis.. been there a few time to catch the ferry.. that place is full of garbage..
Ahh Donovan is amazing! What a great energy!
And honestly we didn’t see so much garbage at all! Especially in the colourful area! 😊