Definitely must try one with duck eggs and preferably cooked in burning charcoal the best with the Wok Hei... just like the Ah Leng CKT we had at Ayer Hitam, right Greg and Jumi? I'm getting hungry already 😂
Joyce Tan Thank you so much, Joyce! So glad we decided to spend 5 weeks in Penang and really get to explore the food. It is a wonderful place. Nutmeg juice is amazing! You should try it next time. We are excited to visit Melaka sometime soon! Plan to binge on all the delicious Nyonya food and much more
@@FoodandFootprints You're most welcome! And thanks for the Nutmeg recommendation! Will load it down as soon as I get to Penang! 😂👍🏻 Melaka, always a good spot to have authentic Nyonya Food! Some how or rather, the Melakan Nyonya food doesn't taste the same as those in Penang, Singapore or Johor! Definitely a different method of cooking & their Secret Recipes! 🤔😁👨🏻🍳
Joyce Tan Exactly why we held off on eating more Nyonya food in Penang since we figured Melaka would be soon! Enjoy eating as much as possible of the signature dishes from each place we go
I thought I had eaten everything there was to eat in Penang. Your video proved me wrong! Great video guys and now I know about so much more food I need to try.
Thank you so much, guys! There is so much to eat in Penang and still lots more to try. Hope you get the chance to check these out. Put nutmeg juice near the top of your list to try if you haven’t already. Could easily drink it daily!
Unbelievable. You guys are real hard core foodies. Moh Teng Pheow is such a hidden local gem which Malaysians outside Penang have not heard of & you guys dug it out. I have been there & love their food. And I can't believe that you guys can take in Ali Nasi Lemak without a sweat. I find the sambal quite spicy. And lastly a white guy eating putu mayong ( it's putu mayam btw) with bare hand, that made my day. So glad to see you guys enjoying the foodie central of Malaysia, that is Penang.
Adjuster Chia Thank you so much! Did a lot of research on where to eat in Penang and Moh Teng Pheow sounded like a great spot to try as we are kuih lovers, especially with all the history. Haha the sambal was spicy - you just didn’t see us sweat on camera 😅 We had such a great time eating and exploring Penang - so glad we decided to stay for over a month
@@FoodandFootprints wow, one month in Penang. You need to show us part 2 of your Penang food adventure. Haha. Did you guys go to Kuala Terengganu, Melaka, Ipoh or Taiping? Lots of great food there too. For great local Malaysian coffee, the southern part of the Peninsular, i.e. Johor has some of the best. Towns like Muar & Kluang have good coffee as they have their own coffee producers.
Adjuster Chia We have 3 other Penang food videos with one more on the way! We went to Kuala Terengganu and Ipoh and have a few videos from each there too. Melaka and Taiping are on our list to check out eventually. Thanks for the suggestions on Johor. We are big coffee fans.
@@FoodandFootprints For Taiping, you got to go to Antong Coffee Mill where they roast the coffee beans using charcoal ovens. They provide free coffee samples too and even have durian flavoured coffee. Haha. As for Muar in Johor, you need to go to Sai Kee 434 coffee shop, my personal favourite. In Kluang, Johor, there's Television Brand Coffer Factory. Enjoy your cuppa. I am a coffee lover too. Cheers.
An excellance food critics. The way you describe the food shows that you really know the ingrediant of the food and you can make the audiances relate and understand the food better. Tourism dept should appoint both of you to promotes to the world.
That means a lot to hear - thank you very much! That is what we aim to do with our videos - love highlighting all the wonderful dishes and great hawkers and restaurants
Blue, red, green...it all looked soooo good! With you on that coconut rice snack, nutmeg tea and ginger tea!! Glad you showed us the pricing too. It wasn’t a place I thought to travel to. Not sure why, just off the radar. After seeing your food adventures there; it’s a must now!! Thanks, as always!
Gotta love those colorful kuih! The nutmeg is actually a juice, but bet it would be good mixed with tea. The teh halia (ginger tea) is amazing! Never had ginger tea with milk before Malaysia and it is a genius combo. Figured we would do something a little different this time and show how you can get quality food for a low price. Had fun putting this one together! As a food lover, Penang (and Malaysia as a whole) should be at the top of your list. Thank you for your support! 😁
Sally Tan Thanks a lot! Loved food hunting in Penang and it was well worth staying for 5 weeks! Enjoyed it all and still much more to try for future visits
Keep coming back to your old video just to listen to your critic on food. The way you comment on the nutmeg juice is like a master perfumer explain on their perfumes; the top notch smells like fresh lime and apple, the heart notch smells spicy where cardamon mixed with ground black pepper and the base notch smell woody of amber, amboxen and oud. That is totally on different level guys. Hope you are coming back to Malaysia to join ken abroad and the jetlag. Stay safe Greg and Jumi and enjoy yourselves.
Thank you so much for the kind words - we really appreciate it! Watched it again earlier today to reminisce on our time in Penang. We will definitely come back to Malaysia, hopefully in the next year or two. Will always have a special place in our hearts! Hope you are doing well
So much value in Malaysia 🇲🇾 you don't just get great food but you get it for the best price. Surprised to see so much variety for under $1.5 that nasi lemak, fried duck egg 🐣 kway teoh 🥰🤤 the nutmeg drink sounds amazing 😯 didn't even know that was a thing. Rojak is one of yen's mums favorites sotong is a nice addition add some extra texture. Penang looks awesome 👌 great video guys
Peter and Yen Exactly! Great food at great price for quality - Malaysia is tough to beat. The fried duck egg koay teow may be the best of all 🤤. The nutmeg drink was the biggest surprise - didn’t know nutmeg fruit was a thing before coming here. You guys will love Penang! Thank you so much - really enjoyed putting this one together
Thank Greg and Jumi for highlight all these affordable quality street food places. Luckily I was just about to have my simple dinner at home before watching. The char Kuey teow with duck eggs and 2 real prawns for Rm 5.30 ..I really respect this hawker , I do not think I can get char Kuey teow with this 2 ingredients in it for below Rm6,7,8,9 or 10 anywhere else in Malaysia. Simple Nasi Lemak wrapped in real banana leaf so fragrant. The fresh nutmeg juice I had never heard of so definate must try if I get to go Penang, so too the lo bak, putu mayan ,pasembor ,nyonya kuih outlets recommended by both of you...I love good pulut tai tai with kaya and seri muka esp those made with generous pure natural ingredienrs in making it.. Cendol in a bowl with generous red beans, gula Melaka, pure santan, pandan flavour ..that's all it takes for a wonderful serving.. The reasonable price of rojak by the seaside ..simple joy in life..Pasembor is same as Indian Rojak I believe, another childhood food. As for the popiah its also my favourite food but I prefer with no sauce over the outer wrappings and also for the fillings I miss those with minced meat, chopped prawns and cuttlefish added into the sengkuang and cooked together until it becomes rich and flavourful . Jumi looks fabulous with pleated pony tail and hat. Nice T shirt from Queens, Greg. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all this wonderful tips
Thank you for watching and the lovely comment! The char koay teow is really special - not only a great price but incredible taste. The beauty of Penang where you can get food at low prices but high quality. Recommend all of them, but the fresh nutmeg juice especially. So refreshing and nice to have after all the heavy eating. Enjoyed both styles of rojak - our first time having both.
@@FoodandFootprints if I stay in Penang , likely I will become fatty bom.bom..because I can get so much yummy cheap food like that..I already put on maybe 5kgs since started watching all you wonderful TH-camrs showing so much food that I too indulged more in it esp after MCO ended in May..one reason all those mouthwatering vlogs on TH-cam and also to support more local business so indulged more than before all this Covid pandemic..🙏
SK BeeBee Haha quite sure we did, even with lots of walking. So important to support all the great vendors and restaurants who have had a tough time with the MCO
Greg and Jumi ... I respect you so much .. I am really amazed to see how both of you could eat all those food .. you two are champions of food tasting .. you know what .. in msia we always have this joke .. in other countries people die due to hunger but in msia, people die because there are too much food around ! .. 😂😂😂 take care guyss .. we love you ❤
Maziah Ismail Wow such a nice comment from you - really appreciate the kind words! Haha that is a great saying - there is so much incredible food here in Malaysia and we love trying as much as possible. Thank you so much!
Nutmeg is definitely one of the BEST drinks in Penang!!! Went to this spot twice since you guys recommend, but it was closed! Definitely will come to check out this place next time we return to Penang! I like how nurse Jumi is talking about the health benefits of nutmeg juice, while foodie Greg talks about the flavour :P That's how you both complete each other!
By far! Thanks to you guys for letting us know nutmeg juice was a thing in Penang. Ahhhh shame it was closed when you went. Another place for you guys to try next time - auntie is really nice and you will probably want seconds. Sooo true 😂😂 that was a perfect example. Nurse Jumi!
Very good descriptions of every food you took, makes me go hungry even though I had my dinner not too long ago. Penang is a food Paradise. Cheaper then Kuala Lumpur.
Never seen or heard of rojak before but it looks super interesting... sour fruits with squid, would have never thought of a combination like that but would certainly be interested in trying it out now.
Santos Chronicles Oh yeah! We love the sound of the clanking wok and scraping and sizzle. The best kind of ASMR. The lor bak is delicious! Look for it when you get Malaysian food
Ah yess the nutmeg pickle, I was mentioning in the other comment about sliced nutmeg that we usually have it Indonesia. Love nutmeg pickle, because we get the bites of the nutmeg flesh, so good! 😍
4 generations in the same family, that's such incredible dedication, would love to mix that sweet and spicy dipping sauce for the lor bak... such a cool way to prepare sausage.
We can see why you guys are so many fans over there. Love the showcase of foods you guys have going on. Those packets of nasi lemak are the cutest. And I can imagine they pack a punch.
Maria and Nabol Thanks a lot, guys! We really wanted to cover a lot of Penang dishes and figured this would be a unique way to do it. They really did pack a punch! 🌶
Awwwwwhhhh that char kuey teow!!! so much wok hei!! Love the wok action from the uncle. Absolutely one of the best!! Your expression when you guys eat that char koay teow... and followed by that sexy music, ooo la la!!
Yessss we probably ate his char koay teow the most of any in Penang thanks to easily accessible hours and no lines. Definitely one of the best - the uncle is amazing!
To me all states in Malaysia have their own special food which I like. For example asam pedas in Malacca, lomak cili api daging salai in Negeri Sembilan, Mee Bandung Muar and Nasi Beriani Batu Pahat Johor, Laksa Sarawak, Ikan patin tempoyak in Pahang and so on..... cheers.
Hi Greg & Jumi, I just come across your video, I am so jealous that the both of you are enjoying the local Malaysian cheap cuisine. I currently live in the UK, many times I dream of eating all the food you have presented on this video. I really love and missed our Malaysian street foods ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Greg & Jumi, My Favourite As Per Below: 1- Nasi Lemak ~ Ali (B'fast) 2- Rojak ~ 101 (Lunch) 3- Popiah ~ Medan Selera (Lunch) 4- Pasembur ~ Kareem (Dinner) 5- Cendol ~ Teochew (All Day) 😂 *My Full Day Meals.....B'fast, Lunch & Dinner. TQ For Sharing.....All The Best & Have Fun 😎
I miss Malaysia❤️😊 I live there almost 7 yrs / The food always spicy but one of my favourite is Roti with dal and Nasi Lemak the best😋😁 sending my full support hope to you around! 👍
Oh not yet! Is it from RSMY? Saw a few videos about their cheese naan. Love a good masala chai, though maybe a teh halia would be even better to help digest after!
@@FoodandFootprints Bingo!!! 🥳 Yes! Please try their cheese naan on an empty stomach, dip wt their flavourful curry chic + teh halia on your next trip! Whenever we have the urge of having cheese naan, no matter how far it is, we'll make a point to have it at RSMY 😝😋
that is a very interesting roll, with the crepe looking outside I really enjoy how shrimps are in many foods in Malaysia, that makes look forward to Malaysia, yes even more lol
Those workers in that area are so lucky to have this place right next to them. I love duck egg. Can't believe how cheap everything is over there!! Thanks for converting it to U.S. Dollars. I might start grilling on charcoal again after seeing these videos.
They are! Beats most office lunch spots in the US haha. Duck egg makes the char koay teow nice and rich. Our pleasure! We don’t often list or mention prices, but for this one we wanted to highlight how well you can eat for a low price. Charcoal is the best!!
tomteh1 Not for good, but we’ll probably be here for a while. We’re enjoying it, so we don’t consider ourselves stuck. Feel better staying here than going to another country right now
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We've never met anyone like you guys so passionate about food and the way you described the flavours 🤯
Agree!
Travelgramers Thanks, guys! Glad we got to have lunch together with all that delicious Malay food
AnS Episodes Thank you!
Makes me think Greg and Jumi should have their own tv programme on food reviews. 😂😂😂 They never fail to make me hungry...!
Yes they are! kuya greg is the best hehe its like me learning english language “kitchen version” hahaha still love you ate jumi
Oh char kuey teow!! Ivana’s favourite Malaysian food!
Definitely must try one with duck eggs and preferably cooked in burning charcoal the best with the Wok Hei... just like the Ah Leng CKT we had at Ayer Hitam, right Greg and Jumi?
I'm getting hungry already 😂
Yesss we got hooked to it too. Sooo good in Penang
Ah Leng CKT in Ayer Hitam was incredible! Definitely one of the best we had in Penang. Glad we had it together!
This makes us want to go back to Penang!!
Going to Penang is always a good choice! Even if just to eat 😋
Joyce Tan Thank you so much, Joyce! So glad we decided to spend 5 weeks in Penang and really get to explore the food. It is a wonderful place. Nutmeg juice is amazing! You should try it next time.
We are excited to visit Melaka sometime soon! Plan to binge on all the delicious Nyonya food and much more
@@FoodandFootprints You're most welcome! And thanks for the Nutmeg recommendation! Will load it down as soon as I get to Penang! 😂👍🏻
Melaka, always a good spot to have authentic Nyonya Food! Some how or rather, the Melakan Nyonya food doesn't taste the same as those in Penang, Singapore or Johor! Definitely a different method of cooking & their Secret Recipes! 🤔😁👨🏻🍳
Joyce Tan Exactly why we held off on eating more Nyonya food in Penang since we figured Melaka would be soon! Enjoy eating as much as possible of the signature dishes from each place we go
@@FoodandFootprints Anyways, do try the Nyonya food in Penang. At least this time, u can be The Master Chef
Of Tastebuds! 😁
That was a fantastic food tour. Thank you so much for sharing.
Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it
@@FoodandFootprints I'll be in Penang again in October... and most definitely following your footsteps. Thanks again!!!!!!
Supporting local businesses, the way to go, ohhh you guy make us hungry all the time loh bak looked delicious sausage and a spring roll 🤤
Travelgramers Totally agree! Love supporting local businesses. You guys have the loh bak - sooo good!
I thought I had eaten everything there was to eat in Penang. Your video proved me wrong! Great video guys and now I know about so much more food I need to try.
Thank you so much, guys! There is so much to eat in Penang and still lots more to try. Hope you get the chance to check these out. Put nutmeg juice near the top of your list to try if you haven’t already. Could easily drink it daily!
Unbelievable. You guys are real hard core foodies. Moh Teng Pheow is such a hidden local gem which Malaysians outside Penang have not heard of & you guys dug it out. I have been there & love their food. And I can't believe that you guys can take in Ali Nasi Lemak without a sweat. I find the sambal quite spicy. And lastly a white guy eating putu mayong ( it's putu mayam btw) with bare hand, that made my day. So glad to see you guys enjoying the foodie central of Malaysia, that is Penang.
Adjuster Chia Thank you so much! Did a lot of research on where to eat in Penang and Moh Teng Pheow sounded like a great spot to try as we are kuih lovers, especially with all the history.
Haha the sambal was spicy - you just didn’t see us sweat on camera 😅
We had such a great time eating and exploring Penang - so glad we decided to stay for over a month
@@FoodandFootprints wow, one month in Penang. You need to show us part 2 of your Penang food adventure. Haha. Did you guys go to Kuala Terengganu, Melaka, Ipoh or Taiping? Lots of great food there too. For great local Malaysian coffee, the southern part of the Peninsular, i.e. Johor has some of the best. Towns like Muar & Kluang have good coffee as they have their own coffee producers.
Adjuster Chia We have 3 other Penang food videos with one more on the way! We went to Kuala Terengganu and Ipoh and have a few videos from each there too. Melaka and Taiping are on our list to check out eventually.
Thanks for the suggestions on Johor. We are big coffee fans.
@@FoodandFootprints For Taiping, you got to go to Antong Coffee Mill where they roast the coffee beans using charcoal ovens. They provide free coffee samples too and even have durian flavoured coffee. Haha. As for Muar in Johor, you need to go to Sai Kee 434 coffee shop, my personal favourite. In Kluang, Johor, there's Television Brand Coffer Factory. Enjoy your cuppa. I am a coffee lover too. Cheers.
Sounds great! The charcoal ovens roasting coffee beans sounds really appealing.
This is a really good video! The description of the food is very well articulated. Clearly show you know your food items :) Keep up the good work!
leonardlim10 Thank you so much! Really appreciate it and glad you enjoyed the video 😁
Jumi killed it with the editing!
Nick and Helmi She sure did! One of our favorite videos to date - definitely outdid herself on this one
An excellance food critics. The way you describe the food shows that you really know the ingrediant of the food and you can make the audiances relate and understand the food better. Tourism dept should appoint both of you to promotes to the world.
That means a lot to hear - thank you very much! That is what we aim to do with our videos - love highlighting all the wonderful dishes and great hawkers and restaurants
Ok TH-cam STOP recommending this video.. I clicked 😁
Here Be Barr 😁😁😁 thank you TH-cam 😂
Nice editing Jumi 😃👍 liked the introduction, very entertaining
Thank you so much, guys! 😁
Blue, red, green...it all looked soooo good! With you on that coconut rice snack, nutmeg tea and ginger tea!! Glad you showed us the pricing too. It wasn’t a place I thought to travel to. Not sure why, just off the radar. After seeing your food adventures there; it’s a must now!! Thanks, as always!
Gotta love those colorful kuih! The nutmeg is actually a juice, but bet it would be good mixed with tea. The teh halia (ginger tea) is amazing! Never had ginger tea with milk before Malaysia and it is a genius combo.
Figured we would do something a little different this time and show how you can get quality food for a low price. Had fun putting this one together!
As a food lover, Penang (and Malaysia as a whole) should be at the top of your list. Thank you for your support! 😁
Wow!Both of you are super fantastic 👏🏻can find all the super yummy 😋 delicious Penang local delicacies 👍🏻Hope you guys enjoyed,bon apetite😊
Sally Tan Thanks a lot! Loved food hunting in Penang and it was well worth staying for 5 weeks! Enjoyed it all and still much more to try for future visits
What a nice food tour of Penang. Well done.
Thanks a lot, Jason! Glad you enjoyed it
So many cheap and delicious eats! Chendol looked amazing! Ive got to try the nutmeg drink!
Cendol is perfectly refreshing and the nutmeg juice is incredible!
whoa.... the cinematography on this one is wickedly good.
WanderEats Thank you so much! Jumi outdid herself on this video
@@FoodandFootprints oh yeah indeed... is she open to outsource work? lol
😂😂😂 took so much work to edit this one!
Keep coming back to your old video just to listen to your critic on food. The way you comment on the nutmeg juice is like a master perfumer explain on their perfumes; the top notch smells like fresh lime and apple, the heart notch smells spicy where cardamon mixed with ground black pepper and the base notch smell woody of amber, amboxen and oud. That is totally on different level guys.
Hope you are coming back to Malaysia to join ken abroad and the jetlag. Stay safe Greg and Jumi and enjoy yourselves.
Thank you so much for the kind words - we really appreciate it! Watched it again earlier today to reminisce on our time in Penang.
We will definitely come back to Malaysia, hopefully in the next year or two. Will always have a special place in our hearts! Hope you are doing well
Again...watching this before breakfast...stomach rumbles. Fantastic.
Sorgi Stories Haha thank you! Hope you had a good breakfast after.
The nutmeg drink looks so good. Y’all give all of us all a taste with your wonderful enthusiasm! I love watching your channel. 💕💕
Kimberly OShea Thank you so much! The nutmeg juice is absolutely delicious and we could drink it every day
So much value in Malaysia 🇲🇾 you don't just get great food but you get it for the best price. Surprised to see so much variety for under $1.5 that nasi lemak, fried duck egg 🐣 kway teoh 🥰🤤 the nutmeg drink sounds amazing 😯 didn't even know that was a thing. Rojak is one of yen's mums favorites sotong is a nice addition add some extra texture. Penang looks awesome 👌 great video guys
Peter and Yen Exactly! Great food at great price for quality - Malaysia is tough to beat. The fried duck egg koay teow may be the best of all 🤤. The nutmeg drink was the biggest surprise - didn’t know nutmeg fruit was a thing before coming here.
You guys will love Penang! Thank you so much - really enjoyed putting this one together
The dessert plate gave us some 90 vibes when we were kids at the local Asian stores! Haha sooo good!
Aimlessly Drifting Haha awesome!
Yes!
Thank Greg and Jumi for highlight all these affordable quality street food places. Luckily I was just about to have my simple dinner at home before watching. The char Kuey teow with duck eggs and 2 real prawns for Rm 5.30 ..I really respect this hawker , I do not think I can get char Kuey teow with this 2 ingredients in it for below Rm6,7,8,9 or 10 anywhere else in Malaysia.
Simple Nasi Lemak wrapped in real banana leaf so fragrant.
The fresh nutmeg juice I had never heard of so definate must try if I get to go Penang, so too the lo bak, putu mayan ,pasembor ,nyonya kuih outlets recommended by both of you...I love good pulut tai tai with kaya and seri muka esp those made with generous pure natural ingredienrs in making it..
Cendol in a bowl with generous red beans, gula Melaka, pure santan, pandan flavour ..that's all it takes for a wonderful serving..
The reasonable price of rojak by the seaside ..simple joy in life..Pasembor is same as Indian Rojak I believe, another childhood food.
As for the popiah its also my favourite food but I prefer with no sauce over the outer wrappings and also for the fillings I miss those with minced meat, chopped prawns and cuttlefish added into the sengkuang and cooked together until it becomes rich and flavourful .
Jumi looks fabulous with pleated pony tail and hat. Nice T shirt from Queens, Greg.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for all this wonderful tips
Thanks for the ♥️
Thank you for watching and the lovely comment!
The char koay teow is really special - not only a great price but incredible taste. The beauty of Penang where you can get food at low prices but high quality. Recommend all of them, but the fresh nutmeg juice especially. So refreshing and nice to have after all the heavy eating. Enjoyed both styles of rojak - our first time having both.
@@FoodandFootprints if I stay in Penang , likely I will become fatty bom.bom..because I can get so much yummy cheap food like that..I already put on maybe 5kgs since started watching all you wonderful TH-camrs showing so much food that I too indulged more in it esp after MCO ended in May..one reason all those mouthwatering vlogs on TH-cam and also to support more local business so indulged more than before all this Covid pandemic..🙏
SK BeeBee Haha quite sure we did, even with lots of walking. So important to support all the great vendors and restaurants who have had a tough time with the MCO
@@FoodandFootprints 👍🙂🏆🎖️🙏
Greg pronouncing all the words like a local. Bagus boss!
Izou Nokuda I’m trying. Thank you!
Great video guys, such good eats!
Life Through Lens Thanks a lot! Wanted to switch it up a bit for this one and load up on lots of great foods
Thanks for this wonderful video.
Our pleasure! Thank you for watching and commenting - we appreciate it
@@FoodandFootprints Thanks again for d video.
Yasin Affandi Our pleasure
Thank you for sharing the cheap eats spots in Penang! Throughly enjoyed the video. The popia looks yums. Happy to see you both enjoying the food too!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching. We really enjoyed our time in Penang and all the wonderful food
That rojak has a lot of sauce!! Covering all the surprising ingredients in it! 😉
Haha true! The beauty of rojak
Greg and Jumi ... I respect you so much .. I am really amazed to see how both of you could eat all those food .. you two are champions of food tasting .. you know what .. in msia we always have this joke .. in other countries people die due to hunger but in msia, people die because there are too much food around ! .. 😂😂😂 take care guyss .. we love you ❤
Maziah Ismail Wow such a nice comment from you - really appreciate the kind words! Haha that is a great saying - there is so much incredible food here in Malaysia and we love trying as much as possible.
Thank you so much!
Agreed with u....😆🤗😁
Prices are crazy!! Thanks for the tour! Definetely worth pinning them in a map and try for everyone visiting Penang!
Great value for money in Penang with these high quality foods 👍🏼👍🏼 You guys should see our Penang Google Map 😂
Right! That nutmeg juice is quite addictive!!
Could easily drink it every day! Never had anything quite like it before
Proud to be a Penangnite ♥️
Lots to be proud of! Penang is an amazing place
Nutmeg is definitely one of the BEST drinks in Penang!!! Went to this spot twice since you guys recommend, but it was closed! Definitely will come to check out this place next time we return to Penang! I like how nurse Jumi is talking about the health benefits of nutmeg juice, while foodie Greg talks about the flavour :P That's how you both complete each other!
By far! Thanks to you guys for letting us know nutmeg juice was a thing in Penang. Ahhhh shame it was closed when you went. Another place for you guys to try next time - auntie is really nice and you will probably want seconds.
Sooo true 😂😂 that was a perfect example. Nurse Jumi!
You guys are in the best place for cheap food! ;) breakfast time now.... I'm craving for that packet of Ali nasi lemak!
Oh yes! Penang is a paradise for it. Ali makes a tasty nasi lemak bungkus
Very good descriptions of every food you took, makes me go hungry even though I had my dinner not too long ago.
Penang is a food Paradise. Cheaper then Kuala Lumpur.
Kellie Lim Thank you very much! We noticed that it is much cheaper than KL. Definitely a food paradise
You really do feel like you step back in time when you check out that building. Such old architecture. And the food looks delicious!
Matt's Megabites So much beautiful old architecture in Penang and tons of amazing food
Nice editing love the b roll!! Keep it coming 🙌
Haikal Hamid Really appreciate that - thank you! More on the way 😁
Thank you from malaysia and im so proud for this video because introduce my country culture😊😊
Our pleasure! We love Malaysia and love sharing all of the incredible food in these videos
So many dishes I've never tried!! Great tour!!
Thank you so much! You must visit Penang one day and also explore more of Malaysia. It is paradise for food lovers
Can't go wrong with anything you have to unwrap like a present!!
Love love love Five spice!!
Yes so true! Five spice is wonderful - you would love lor bak then
That Spring Roll looks like it it is heavenly. Can't get enough of th spring rolls. Thanks for taking us around again!!!
Santos Chronicles It is pretty similar to fresh lumpia but without the peanut sauce. Our pleasure - thank you for watching!
Love cheap eats and normally the taste is really original and autentic ... like really moms cooking
Yes! So true - those are the best
Jumi... SO so good.. your voice over is on point.. editing has stepped up a tonne.. love it.. miss you guys ^^
Daniel&Naz Thank you so much! We miss you guys too - hope you are doing well
Never seen or heard of rojak before but it looks super interesting... sour fruits with squid, would have never thought of a combination like that but would certainly be interested in trying it out now.
It is really interesting! Liked it more and more as we ate it
Wow, you know wok hay. Impressive.
Minako Fujiki We do! Thanks
How did I miss this video yesterday? I've been waiting for new videos from u guys.
Maybe because we usually upload Sunday? Had some issues uploading it then, so we decided to upload last night instead
awh this is making me miss penang so much! this video made my mouth water haha
Thank you for watching! We love Penang - it is a food paradise
wow those are tons of options to try Kuih and all the flavors!! Yes you couldn't make this without having this dessert
The Mamuchos Absolutely! There’s so many varieties
This was like an ASMR video with the WOK scraping and sizzle. Wow, double fry technique - that had to be extra crispy. Some new treats in this video.
Santos Chronicles Oh yeah! We love the sound of the clanking wok and scraping and sizzle. The best kind of ASMR.
The lor bak is delicious! Look for it when you get Malaysian food
That kuihs are so promising and have them with teh tarik or coffee is perfect!
AnS Episodes Yes! We had these with iced cham, one of our go-to drinks
D popiah basah, lovely. D fried popiah with crispy skin is also delicious.
Yes! We enjoy both - nice to have lighter or heavier versions
I like the nutmeg pickle.. both of you should try the fruits pickle (jeruk buah).
Thanks for the recommendation! We will have to try
Ah yess the nutmeg pickle, I was mentioning in the other comment about sliced nutmeg that we usually have it Indonesia.
Love nutmeg pickle, because we get the bites of the nutmeg flesh, so good! 😍
Just had Rojak 2 weeks back..it looked funky first look but man its a nice and cool tasty dish! I like the peanut flavor inside...ugly delicious
Mikki Shih Tzu Nice! Glad you tried rojak. Definitely funky looking but tasty. Perfect example of ugly delicious!
Great food review my friends.
Greek Orthodox Vlogger Thank you very much!
4 generations in the same family, that's such incredible dedication, would love to mix that sweet and spicy dipping sauce for the lor bak... such a cool way to prepare sausage.
It is! When we read about it, we knew we had to come check it out. The flavor is just amazing and it is very addictive
Popiah, till now can't find it here in Sydney :(. oh guys so many delicious foods in this one video!
AnS Episodes Ahhh that’s a shame. Thank you! We wanted to pack this one full of Penang gems
Great info at the beginning, it made us travel 😍😍 and the call to the prayer just made it perfect
The Mamuchos Thank you so much, guys! Loved how Jumi added the call to prayer with the flags in the intro too
@@FoodandFootprints really cool
Thanks for sharing the nutmeg juice. It is the BIG thing a century ago.
Mohar 2020 Wow a century ago? It really should be a big thing now because it is incredible! The biggest surprise for us in Penang
That shrimp paste u had on the fruits actually is petis..and the white typw fruit was Sengkuang (sweet tunip or water chestnut)
Ahh thank you for clarifying about the Sengkuang and petis. The taste was familiar, but didn’t know if it was the same.
We just got to JB! Excited to explore the food here
@@FoodandFootprints let meet up and explore food in JB. Where do you stay?
A tofu skin wrap. Sounds new to me. And that kway?looks like gulaman or kutsinta hehe
Ema Vane pewede rin parang kutsinta. sarap ng gulaman. miss it!
D nasi lemak bungkus daun pisang is my fav, a simple humble peasant food.
It is a great food for sure! Can see why it is such a staple food
@@FoodandFootprints Thanks for liking nasi lemak.
Yasin Affandi It is delicious - we’ve eaten lots of it over the past 6 months
@@FoodandFootprints That's nice.
We can see why you guys are so many fans over there. Love the showcase of foods you guys have going on. Those packets of nasi lemak are the cutest. And I can imagine they pack a punch.
Maria and Nabol Thanks a lot, guys! We really wanted to cover a lot of Penang dishes and figured this would be a unique way to do it. They really did pack a punch! 🌶
I love how adorable all this food is. Looks so good. I’ve never seen a lot of these dishes before.
Holo Holo Adventures It is all so tasty!
Both of you don't comment like foreigners but a true Penangite. you know ins and outs of the food. welcome to Penang.
Darren Lee Thank you very much! We really wanted to research a lot about where to eat in Penang. We had a great time!
Take us back to Penang please 😍
Your Penang videos make us miss Penang so much 😭
Two Hungry Diners Can’t blame you guys! So cool we all put out Penang videos around the same time along with Puri and Sue
Awwwwwhhhh that char kuey teow!!! so much wok hei!! Love the wok action from the uncle. Absolutely one of the best!! Your expression when you guys eat that char koay teow... and followed by that sexy music, ooo la la!!
Yessss we probably ate his char koay teow the most of any in Penang thanks to easily accessible hours and no lines. Definitely one of the best - the uncle is amazing!
The smaller the order the bigger flavor it packs I alwyas have this mindset w food..nasi lemak wrap in banana leaf..so awesome
Mikki Shih Tzu Good point! Also makes sense for the lor bak - all that five spice flavor in each small bite. Love banana leaf wrapped foods too!
Nice...subscribed 👍
Ron W Thank you very much!
Wonderful food n flavors all under US1.5 @ RM6, a real value for money.
Absolutely! You don’t need much money to eat well in Penang
@@FoodandFootprintsThat's true.
You guys are killing me!! Duck char kway teow, wow!!
Joe DiStefano Duck egg char koay teow was incredible! We ate so much of this in Penang. And much love for the uncle doing his thing on the wok
There's a lotttttttttt of foods in this video.....and I'm super hungry right now...
Oh yes! We made this one packed full of foods
To me all states in Malaysia have their own special food which I like. For example asam pedas in Malacca, lomak cili api daging salai in Negeri Sembilan, Mee Bandung Muar and Nasi Beriani Batu Pahat Johor, Laksa Sarawak, Ikan patin tempoyak in Pahang and so on..... cheers.
So true! We enjoy eating as much of the local/regional specialties as we can each place we go
I love watching both of you enjoying All d food n I missed putu mayum......😋😋😋👍👍
Margaret Eka Lai Abdullah Thank you so much! Our first time trying putu mayam and it was delicious
I love everything what u eating.. like this 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
ariezah 5081 Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed
Good luck
Hi Greg & Jumi,
I just come across your video, I am so jealous that the both of you are enjoying the local Malaysian cheap cuisine. I currently live in the UK, many times I dream of eating all the food you have presented on this video. I really love and missed our Malaysian street foods ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful street art on the cendol place !! 😍😍😍
The Mamuchos Yes! Love it - fitting for such an iconic vendor
Those malaysian sweets are always so colorful and bright!
They are! And so tasty too
Hi Greg & Jumi, My Favourite As Per Below:
1- Nasi Lemak ~ Ali (B'fast)
2- Rojak ~ 101 (Lunch)
3- Popiah ~ Medan Selera (Lunch)
4- Pasembur ~ Kareem (Dinner)
5- Cendol ~ Teochew (All Day) 😂
*My Full Day Meals.....B'fast, Lunch & Dinner.
TQ For Sharing.....All The Best & Have Fun 😎
Kilat Studio Great choices! Only thing is that Rojak 101 only opens at night and Kareem Pasembur finishes up by 6. Thank you very much!
I miss Malaysia❤️😊 I live there almost 7 yrs / The food always spicy but one of my favourite is Roti with dal and Nasi Lemak the best😋😁 sending my full support hope to you around! 👍
Jane's Kitchen Can imagine you have great memories of Malaysia! Yesss roti with dal and nasi lemak are both so good! Thank you
@@FoodandFootprints Greg & Jumi, have u tried Cheese 🧀 naan, The Best Cheese naan in KL that goes well with thick curry chix flavour & masala chai? 🤓
Oh not yet! Is it from RSMY? Saw a few videos about their cheese naan. Love a good masala chai, though maybe a teh halia would be even better to help digest after!
@@FoodandFootprints Bingo!!! 🥳 Yes! Please try their cheese naan on an empty stomach, dip wt their flavourful curry chic + teh halia on your next trip! Whenever we have the urge of having cheese naan, no matter how far it is, we'll make a point to have it at RSMY 😝😋
That nyonya kuih! We remember that! Loved it there!
Love Nyonya kuih! Did you go to this spot too?
@@FoodandFootprints yes, we did go. It was so hot in there 😂
Lifetime Travelmates 😂😂😂 true
Can't go wrong with double-fried sausage. Really like this casual atmosphere dining in Malaysia. Kuih is also on our list of things to try.
Maria and Nabol You guys have to try lor bak (or lobak) - bet you guys will love it! Kuih is a must too
that is a very interesting roll, with the crepe looking outside
I really enjoy how shrimps are in many foods in Malaysia, that makes look forward to Malaysia, yes even more lol
The Mamuchos You can eat tons of shrimp and prawn out here!
@@FoodandFootprints yum yum
Rajak looks fire 🔥! Whenever we go to Malaysia, we’re gonn need your help with all the good and cheap food spots!
Aimlessly Drifting Haha we’ll have so many videos by then! You guys definitely have to come
D rojak buah looks scrumptious.
Really good! Something quite different for us
You guys are pros at eating with your hands. We need to practice quite a bit. That popiah looks magical. Looks like a burrito from here. Hehe
Maria and Nabol Haha you guys should practice with some rice dishes at home. You’ll get the hang of it!
wow green noodles as a snack? wow! crazy and crazy cheap
The Mamuchos These were tasty! Loved the coconut and sugar mixed together
That char koay teow looks amazing. We learned about wok hay from Uncle Roger. Hahaha
Maria and Nabol Haha wok hei is so key! The flavor it adds is incredible. Think we had this char koay teow 3-4 times
Cendol also on our list. That nutmeg drink sounds very interesting too. First time hearing about rojak... it has squid? Ugly delicious. hahaha
Cendol is a must! We’ve been hooked on it for a few months now. Rojak is really interesting - you can get it with or without squid
Best char kway teow! Dayum ranked it high! Man wish i wish there to savour it
Nick and Helmi Right up there with the best we had. At that price and with no lines like the famous ones, we went here the most
Everything is soooooo cheap but looks and sounds amazing! We trust your reviews and palates haha Man, we should move to Malaysia! 😅
Aimlessly Drifting Haha after being in Malaysia over 6 months, we wouldn’t mind living here! You guys will love the food here
Oh wow, my grandmother totally uses nutmeg in drinks! It really does open up your senses as well.
Nutmeg has such a great flavor! Having the fruit blew us away
@@FoodandFootprints Can only imagine.
D pasembur like rojak mamak looks good, even better when paired with cendol.
Really liked the pasembur! Have heard about the cendol pairing being a good one. We will need to try that!
Everything looks so delicious...
Zairil Azmir Zaiyadi It was! So much amazing food in Penang
Those workers in that area are so lucky to have this place right next to them. I love duck egg. Can't believe how cheap everything is over there!! Thanks for converting it to U.S. Dollars. I might start grilling on charcoal again after seeing these videos.
They are! Beats most office lunch spots in the US haha. Duck egg makes the char koay teow nice and rich. Our pleasure! We don’t often list or mention prices, but for this one we wanted to highlight how well you can eat for a low price.
Charcoal is the best!!
Those variety of kuihs... making me salivate! Love the setting of the shop, classic! Pulut tai tai is my favourite! (Sue)
Yesss ours too! Love that kaya with it. You guys should visit this place next time!
Now the pasembur seems more up our alley than the rojak won't lie. Hopefully we can make it to Penang sooner than later to check it out!
Loved the pasembur - it is another type of rojak, but from Mamaks (Indian Muslims). You guys will love Penang!
Greg loves that kaya 🤪🤪 and pandan that i never doubted for a second
Nick and Helmi Give me a jar of pandan kaya and it’ll be dangerous. Can eat it just plain 😂
Aww how nice greg thinking of pescatarian , 🦈
Nick and Helmi 😂😂😂 from time to time
How did you get to travel to Malaysia at this Covid time? Just curious.
Yes great videos with helpful info.
tomteh1 Thank you very much! We actually got to Malaysia one week before the MCO and we’ve been allowed to stay since then.
@@FoodandFootprints
So you're stuck in Malaysia for good?
tomteh1 Not for good, but we’ll probably be here for a while. We’re enjoying it, so we don’t consider ourselves stuck. Feel better staying here than going to another country right now
Looks so yummy 😊
It was!