Finally trying BREAKFAST OF THE GODS - Laksa Sarawak in Kuching Malaysia
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Breakfast of the Gods: There are so many different kinds of Laksa in Malaysia but the one that has acquired a cult following would definitely be Laksa Sarawak also known as Breakfast of the Gods.
We had Laksa Sarawak on top of our bucket list when we arrived in Kuching and most definitely had to try it to see what the hype was all about. Different to the Laksa Penang that we had earlier, this one was not as sour but more on the spicy side and we were quite pleased to have tried it.
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I think most vlogers do it wrong when they try Sarawak Laksa. They would take so long to talk and describe about the Laksa before eating it that the vermicelli rice noodles would have soaked up all the broath and dries up the Laksa serving and getting cold. Sarawak Laksa is best taken immediately after servings when there is lot of liquid broth and hot. So next time when trying the Sarawak Laksa, eat first then you can review it after. It makes the whole lot of difference.
Hahah OK, noted! We will try it like this next time 😁
Yup..The moment the bowl of Swak Laksa on ur table, directly dig in..Comment later.
Eat first talk later... You should try other laksa stall cause different stall different style of laksa
Kosong: Plain
Biasa: Regular
Sirap Bandung Laici: Rose syrup with milk + lychee
There are many different varieties of Laksa in Malaysia.
1. Sarawak - Sarawak Laksa
Creamy chicken broth with coconut cream and local spices.
Served with rice vermicelli and topped with prawns, shredded chicken, shredded omelette and beansprouts.
2. Penang - Asam Laksa
Sour, spicy and fishy broth.
Served with fat rice noodles and topped with julienned cucumber, julienned pineapple, fresh onion, ginger flower and mint leaves.
3. Malacca - Nyonya Laksa
Sometimes referred to as laksa lemak due to the generous used of coconut milk in it's broth. It's either served with egg noodles or rice vermicelli and topped with fresh prawns, fish balls, fried tofu puff, boiled egg and beansprouts.
4. Kuala Lumpur - Curry Laksa
Also known as kari mee(curry noodles) in coconut-based curry broth. It is either served with egg noodles, rice vermicelli or a mix of both. Topped with half-cooked clams, shredded chicken, sliced fish cake, fried tofu puff, boiled egg and beansprouts
5. Johor - Laksa Johor
Fish based sauce in coconut milk, served with spaghetti. Topped with julienned cucumber, chopped longbean, ginger flower, fresh onion and herbs.
6. Kedah - Laksa Utara
Quite similar to asam laksa
7. Kelantan - Laksa Kelantan/Laksam
Thick mackerel sauce that has a distinctively sweet taste due to the addition of palm sugar. Served with flat rice noodles and topped with fresh beansprouts and herbs(ulam).
8. Trengganu - Laksam
A subvariant of Kelantan Laksa, which has the same sauce but uses thicker flat rice noodles.
Oh wow, thanks for sharing with such detail 😊 we've made notes and still got some to try 😀
@@sunkissedbucketlist Literally translated Kosong is zero. Biasa is regular.
I'm still confused about laska kosong. What would be the difference between laska kosong and laksa biasa?
I know that kopi and teh kosong has no sugar and milk added. So I would assume that with laska kosong some toppings or other ingredients have been omitted??
Once described by Anthony Bourdain as "breakfast of the gods", Sarawak laksa is unique to the island of Borneo.. but this shop wasn't whr Anthony Bourdain go in Sarawak..U must go tat one to give a try
He first tasted the dish at Choon Hui Kopitiam in Kuching 10 years earlier when he visited the shop to film his ‘No Reservations’ series for the ‘Travel Channel’.
He must have missed the dish so much that he returned to the same shop in 2015 to shoot for CNN’s ‘Parts Unknown’ - his award-winning show. It is learnt that the production team paid the bill for every patron at the shop during the filming
Thanks for sharing 😊
Moms Laksa has more of a thicker broth / soup than other places like Choon Hui or Choon Choon. Both are equally yhummy
Agree
Ahhh we understand! Thanks for sharing! Hopefully we can try more soon 😁
ya but mom's laksa they dont wash the prawns
Laksa Sarawak is one of the popular food in Sarawak. Anyone who come to visit Sarawak are compelled to try eat it 😂😋. Kek Lapis Sarawak looks yummy too. You guys are great in making reviews 😀. Have great days ahead exploring Sarawak guys! 🕊🕊
Yes haha! We knew we had to try it and it did not disappoint 😊
Welcome to my honetown Kuching Sarawak.You can try one of the Laksa Sarawak in Chong Choon Cafe.This cafe used to be full with locals and foreigners as well.Kolok mee, mee sua and Kampua mee also very famous in Sarawak Dont forget to visit topspot seafood not.far from Kuching waterfront.Hope you enjoy yr stay and cheers.
I was just about to recommend Chong Choon as well!
Oh that sounds brilliant, thank you for the suggestions 😀
@@brennanpui8755I had been to many places but for me Laksa at Chong Choon is the best.
Yummy! Making my mouth water! Love that they let you see how the dish is put together.
It was super good! Yes everyone is very friendly and happy to show us 😀
my fav laksa kedah n laksa perlis..ais kacang really goes well after havin some gud laksa
Oooo now that is something we will have to try 😊
Kosong = plain
Biasa = regular
Sirap bandung = red syrup with milk (of course you can add lychee and it become Sirap Bandung Laici)
Oh brilliant, thank you so much for explaining 😊
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your exploration in Kuching n your tasting of Laksa Sarawak.
Bandung, a city in Jawa. Strangely, d word is used in Malaysia for a type of drink n also a noodle dish. Sirap is rose syrup, sirap Bandung lycee is a drink made of rose syrup with condensed n evaporated milk n few tinned lychees.
If u guys like d kek lapis Sarawak, check out a video on this cake, made by Dan vs Food while he was in Kuching. D cake shop has dozens varieties of kek lapis Sarawak.
Thank you so much for sharing with us! We love Dan's vlogs and he shared some great tips with us 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist If u guys r still in Sarawak, perhaps u can visit d museum, it's d largest in Malaysia. Check out a video by global gibbons who toured d museum. Good that u know Dan. 😁
Waaa..welcome to my hometown u guys!!🥰
Hi guys, another great video. Take care and stay safe.
Thanks so much Linda! Glad you're enjoying them 😊
7:58 The Sarawak laksa is not meant to be super spicy. In fact, Sarawak food are usually not on the spicy side as compared to food from the peninsula (Malay food would usually be spicy though). So, if you're looking for something spicy, Sarawak is not the place.
If you want to try indigenous food, there's a cafe hidden at an alley just across from a kopitiam (can't remember the name) not far from the Chinatown entrance/arch. It's called Pinggai. They served some indigenous food in a more modern way (not fusion but in a modern presentation)... food like chicken cooked in bamboo, fried rice with tapioca leafs and some typical Sarawak dishes too.
For other indigenous food, and if you are willing to take a ride to the suburb... try Mummy Patz Dayak Cafe. She's only open for lunch though. Or try an evening at Langkau Arau Rumah Asap Dayak Stutong or Lepau Restaurant... Want to try the local rice wine? Small bottles are sold at the gift shop at the new museum. Just nice for a taste.
Oh by the way... if you have not, Top Spot is the Jalan Alor of Kuching. Be there by 6pm or it would be hard to get a table especially on the weekend!
Thanks for the amazing suggestions 😀
Don’t forget the Kuching Food Festival, @@sunkissedbucketlist! 😀
Looks nice Laksa. With some belachan it goes very well and appetising.
It was super yummy 😋
Loving it laksa sarawak so good and bandung ice + laici is so fresh! 😘
It was a great feast 🥰
Thanks you for coming in sarawak
Nice laksa..must try before leave..sedap
Sounds interesting 🤔
Awesome 👍😎 would love to travel and try it there next time .
It's super tasty and we really recommend. Hope you can try it too soon 😁
You are awesome. Love your video.
That'd so kind, thank you 😊
You should try laksa at 126 Laksa and Swee Kang. Swee Kang is just 2 minutes walk from that Mom’s Laksa restaurant where u also can try Bihun Belacan, sotong kangkong and other various ice cool beverages.
That sounds cool thanks 😊
welcome to kuching sir.
Thank you 😊
Wooooooohaaaaa!!!!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩❤️ enjoy guyss🤩
Thank you 😁
the best laksa that i ever eaten. eat it immediately after the laksa arrived, when it is still hot.. my fav. dont feel scared to ask the local as you know that english is widely spoken here in Sarawak.. Sarawak, the second land of the Queen of England.. 😁
Thanks for the suggestion 😊
welcome to kuching guysss
Thank youuu 😊
I'm from Kuching welcome :) and yes Laksa is very delicious, my favourite food of all time! Hope u enjoy ur meal :)
Thank you we loved it 😊
Sarawak Laksa of course! Yummy 😋
Very delicious 😋
Just sharing for future knowledge:
Each time chosing a shade under the trees.. make sure those tree don't have any poisonous itchy caterpillars that making that tree as it home base. Sometimes those tiny caterpillar just hang out with it silk thread and it falls on you without you even noticed.. but the bigger one you can easily see it..
Ooooo we didn't even think about that so thank you for sharing! Thankfully no caterpillars came to visit us 😉
@@sunkissedbucketlist i learned it the hard way when I was little boy.. but even when I was an adult still making the same mistake especially when you're at the jungle or someplace remote..
Last unpleasant encounter with this tiny devil when I was clearing a ditch during the dry season (alone).. setting up a fire under this tree.. and that smoke just making all those little devil falling from those tree.. i never noticed it at first.. even when I feel very itchy i just still think it was some poisonous plants i accidentally rub against.. but while I was looking for any sign of that itchy poisonous plants.. and at that time this small strains of thread silk with this tiny caterpillar just right in front of my faces.. and at that time all hell already break through.. because I am far away from civilization i got to go bare naked and rub myself with all the mud i can find just to ease those pain stingy itchy sensation.. it unbearable i almost get a heat stroke during that time.. but after finding a creek.. i just sitting there for as long i can remember..
Lesson learned.. but the pain just crazy.... Thanks god all those critters only attack at my chest and back.. if it go anywhere my faces or even worse my private part.. i will go berserk.. lmao.
Glad you guys visited Kuching, Sarawak. And also Mom’s Laksa, they served the best Laksa “BREAKFAST OF THE GODS” 😋🍜 also try the Kolo Mee ☺️. Hope you guys have a great stay. Do enjoy the foods and culture
We loveeeee the food in Kuching; its very underrated for food, one of the best places for food in Malaysia in our opinion 🥰🥰
@@sunkissedbucketlist yes indeed. Glad that you like my hometwon. Kuching & Sibu has nice foods though in sarawak. If you’re opt for nice scene you can visit Bintulu (Bakun Resort) & Miri in sarawak. You’ll love it ☺️ anyways do follow my channel as I’ve covered some Sarawakian foods and local foods ☺️
Hai... welcome to my hometown Kuching. Enjoy our unique food n the best Laksa is at the shop where the late Anthony Bourdain had it. If not mistaken at Chong Choong cafe 🤔 sorry if it's not correct 😁🌹🤗
It was Choon Hui Cafe 😄
Thank you so much! We loved the Laksa we tried but for sure we will make sure to try it there too 😊
Epic laksa. I love laksa Sarawak.
Us too! 😊
Anthony Bourdain went to Choon Hui cafe for sarawak Laksa at Jalan Ban Hock, Kuching, Sarawak. Go there to have Sarawak Laksa too.
It was closed when we wanted to go 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist go there during morning, from 7am till 12pm (noon)
Hi there, being Sarawakian, I am proud hearing you enjoyed our local Laksa, the Laksa Sarawak, greatt. Since I only tested Laksa Sarawak, so I love it and made it my favourite laksa. Thank you for testing it, may you enjoyed it as l do. Keep viewing.
This laksa was so delicious 😋
Laksa Sarawak of course!
Laksa sarawak is my favourite laksa in malaysia.. Because its uniqe taste and more colourful..
It is sooo tasty 😋
Choon Hui Cafe.... a must visit laksa place in Kuching...
Thanks for the suggestion 😁
its just cooked for an hour.. many sarawakian use instant paste of laksa sarawak. Some of them make it by them self. The broth made by many spices. I remember when its call by breakfast of the God by late chef Anthony Boden, He love laksa broth in Chinese restoren. I not sure where. he really appreciate Sarawakian food.
We loved the Laksa 😊
Thanks for come to Kuching Sarawak
We loved it 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist Thanks
@@sunkissedbucketlist are you still in kuching
Sarawak laksa is world famous with the king prawn at a small stopover at Gedong. Find your way to Gedong
Laksa Sarawak...sedap (yummy)
Soooooo sedap 😉😁
Welcome, my hometown🇲🇾
Thank you 😊
Hands down Laksa Sarawak👌👌
Yummmm 😋
Thought you left Malaysia😋😋😋,yummy Laksa.You should ask for more broth,looks too dry.
Nooo 😊 we just left Kota Kinabalu haha 😄
Need to try kolo mee & kampua. Bucket list for Sarawak. Prawn mee
We tried Kolok mee 😊 not in this vlog ofcourse but it was yummy 😄
Hii sir...nice too meet you here..
Thank you 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist my pleasure
Welcome to sarawak borneo. Enjoy your journey
We had a great time in Malaysia 🇲🇾 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist tryt tradisional food, "pansuh" cooking in bamboo
Welcome to my hometown. After this try kolo mee either the chinese version or the malay version. You should also try ordering our famous drink, the 3 layer tea. Yes every state has their own version of laksa..Sarawak laksa is unique because it uses 28 herbs and spices to make the paste. You should visit the waterfront at night when there's more activities. Take the small boat across the river where you'll see a pink Mira Cake House. Here you can try out various flavours of layered cakes. You can visit our famous Sarawak Cultural Village to learn more about our culture. Also the biggest museum in Malaysia and the 2nd largest in SEA called the Sarawak Cultural Museum.
Wow thats brilliant! Thank you so much for all the recommendations 😊
Try laksa at Swee Kang Ais Kacang shop, they also selling ice desserts such as ais kacang, cendol, ABC +.... cant name it so many choices. Try their best sellers Cendol abc special and White Lady its yummmsss..... u just passed the swee kang building on ur left at jln hj taha just 5mins walk from moms laksa
Thanks for the suggestion 😀
Hi, I want you to try Topioca Leaves fried rice at THE KANTIN. It is not far from the Kuching waterfront.
Thanks for letting us know 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist KANTIN at The Granary
Love laksa sarawak!
Us too! 😁
You should had try Poh Lam Laksa in kuching. You had to wait because there are a lot of people waiting. once you try it you will said that's the real food of God.
Oh wow sounds amazing 😊
Laksa Johor also is popular among M'sian . They use spaghetti for the Laksa instead of noodles.
Yes several people have said this! We will have to add it to our list of things to try haha 😄
@@sunkissedbucketlist this is because Sultan of Johor have a relationship with the British Loyalty. To suit their's taste they use spaghetti instead of noodles.
Guys, since you love to try the local food here, don't forget to check out the Kuching Food Festival.. The event is still going on till 21st August.. With 330 food stalls.. You gotta try some of the unique delicacies there.. Aight? Somewhere at MBKS area which is the Kuching South City Council..
Stay tuned 😉
@@sunkissedbucketlist, maybe try the croc soup! 😆
welcome to kuching
Thank youuuu 🥰😊
Sirap Bandung ...Bandung does not mean milk but it is a name given for the drink Rose Syrup with Condensed Milk . Bandung is also a name of town in Indonesia but the drink does not originate from there though. Histroically I would have to research how it came to be named as such
Ah brilliant, thanks for sharing 👍🏼
My top 3 laksa
1) laksa Johor
2) laksa utara (Penang/Kedah)
3) laksam made in Kelantan ( east coast version of laksa)
Love it 😀
Try Kuching Seafood at Topspot only open in the evening
Thanks for the suggestion 😀
All the Laksa are good , but my favourite is Laksa Trengganu or Laksam.
Oooo! What's the difference with those two? 🤔
Yes, Laksa Sarawak is very yummy
Laksa Sarawak, Asam Laksa n Laksa Johor are my fav💕 Udang Galah are big river prawn, got its name 'galah'(long stick) becoz of its long claw, must try if u are prawn lover
You guys are always teaching us something new, love it! Thanks for sharing with us 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist sama-sama😊
First, welcome to Sarawak. If you have time, drop by each cities in Sarawak to indulge in the diversity of food culture etc.
Some suggestion for your laksa tasting : Take the sip of soup when the laksa just arrive on your table, feel the thick spices and shrimpiness of the broth, then, squeeze in the calamansi/sambal and give a good sip of the soup. And then, indulge in the vermicelli & others. You'll realize how different the taste is and amazed at how each "kopitiam" has different laksa broth. Each person has their own preferences of broth, that's why there is no best laksa in Sarawak , but each laksa stall has their own loyal customers. This is the uniqueness of Sarawak Laksa
We would love to but it'll have to be the next time as we're back in KL already 😊
My uncle married to a Sarawakian and they're living in the state of Perak. So I always have Laksa Sarawak and other Sarawakian food whenever I visit them 😁
Haha you're lucky 😅 😉
Should come to Brunei after this mate
We would love to 😊
Sarawak Laksa is my favourite. I thought Penang had the best until I tried the one in Sarawak. If you're still in Kuching, don't forget the restaurant above the carpark. The butter prawns, lobster and jungle ferns are super delicious!!
Yeah we like the Sarawak Laksa too! So much flavour 😍
Top Spot Food Court (Bukit Mata Seafood, Jalan Padungan, Taman Letak Kereta). In response to "the restaurant above the carpark". It's located at the heart city of Kuching. 😉
@@jeffes1978 yes!!! That's the one 😁
Try Laksa Johor! So thick and rich!
@@hidayamztz1085 agree it's very tasty. As a Malaysian I'm proud to say I've visited all 13 states in the country and have tried the most iconic foods in all states. But if I ask myself which laksa I would go back for again and again, I think of Laksa Sarawak everytime. It's my personal preference I have to say. I think the different laksa we have are all great and unique in their own ways. Love our cuisine ❤
Try "Mui Chin" along Jalan Palm. His laksa is the closest to a so called 'original'.
He operates from Monday to Friday only. On a good day, it's 'out of stock' by 10 am!
Oh wow that must be good haha! We'll try to give it a go, thank you! 😊
In terms of food the kek lapis in Sarawak has many varieties, need to go to the main source to know all of them. Sarawak also has some beautiful beaches. Also they have 'long houses' which are famous in Sarawak. And of course the famous caves,visit them.
Yes, there's so much to do here and tooooo many good foods to try too 😁
The best laksa for me is Sarawak laksa,Johor laksa, nyonya laksa(melaka)& Singapore laksa
Love it 🥰
Please try the laksa from Chong Choon or Choon Hui next time you visit 😊
Will do 😊
Enjoy Laksa Sarawak.I miss it so much.The taste is not same as in KL it originally taste you can find in Sarawak.Can try "Kolo Mee" in Sarawak too. Chicken kolo mee, meat kolo mee or others..😊🇲🇾
Ahh yes we understand! Hope you can try it again soon 😊
No other laksa can beat Sarawak laksa. Even by thinking of it, I start drooling. ~Me, Sarawakian living in KL.
We hope you had Laksa after watching this video 😊🥰😉
I hope you guys already try Mee Kolok. It is one of the best meal in Sarawak
We did try it actually, super tasty but we didn't film 😊
10:52 i personally like Laksam from Kelantan. I haven't tried Laksa Terengganu. Heard it's really delicious
Oh we bet it tastes great 😁
Welcome to Sarawak 😉
Thank you 😊
To me, Sarawak laksa is the best laksa of all the states 😊
i like laksa johor and laksa pahang
We haven't tried either actually! 😁
My fav laksa, 1. Nyonya Curry Laksa, 2. Laksam (Kelantan), 3. Laksa Sarawak, 4. Laksa Johor…..Least favourite , Asam Laksa.
We love that haha thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Try laksa Kelantan called "Laksam"for variety
We missed it whilst we were in Kelantan 😪
Bandung is a city in Indonesia. So I would assume Bandung lychee is a lychee flavoured drink that originates in Bandung.
That would also make a lot of sense 😁
Kosong literally translates as zero. Means no meat in this context. In the context of drinks, means no sugar. Biasa means normal or regular. Laici is the Malay spelling for lychee. Sirap is just syrup. Bandung is rose syrup and milk or evaporated milk. Traditionally evaporated because fresh milk was not readily available. Sarawak laksa is my absolute favourite, comfort food. Nothing else compares.
Thanks for those translations 😁
You should try the laksa without the sambal first. Some sambals can be over powering.
There are 2 type of Laksa in Kuching that I am aware of. Mainly on the broth itself. One of two of them was made by chicken stock/chicken feet/chicken skin. Another one the broth is made by using the prawn/prawn head. Each has their own distinct taste.
Either way it was delicious and we enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing with us 😊
Next, come Malacca for Nyonya Peranakan Laksa, similar to Sarawak laksa with the thick coconut broth.
If you planning to come over to Malacca, let me know in advance, I might be able to be your local food tour guide.
Thats great, thanks for the recommendation and the offer. We will let you know if we go to Melacca 😊
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what a great laksa sarawak in kuching
It was very good indeed 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist tq for sharing
go to bako national park for a bit of nature and see pygmy elephants. ok maybe not elephants but there are crocodiles
Theres lots of crocs in Sarawak we heard 🤔
Cutest 😆
Hahah thank you! 😊
The broth is so damn delicious 😋😋😋
Isn't it just 🤩🤩
Please try Nasi kerabu
Thanks for the suggestion! We'll add it to our list of things to try 😉
there's no Sarawak Laksa per se.... the dish is very common is Kuching...like the kolo mee.
Elsewhere different dishes are more popular...eg...in Sibu, "kampua" mee is the city's flag bearer and in Sungai Tengang, stewed ducks is the signature dish. Next time, try the 'Chawan" smoked duck in Kuching. Can a task finding good one these days....
Ah ok, thanks for sharing with us 😊
Hellloooo welcome to sarawak
Terima Kasih 😊
If you in Sarawak try MEE KOLOK,MEE SAPI,MEE JAWA SPECIAL,MEE BELACAN for drink RECOMMENDED "TEH C SPECIAL @ THREE LAYER TEA 😊
Thanks maybe next time 😊
You cannot say you don't like Sarawak Laksa because it is the best? I am from Sarawak but now I'm living in Kuala Lumpur so I really miss the Laksa in Sarawak. You must mixed with the sambal?
my fav Laksa is Laksam
Sounds good! 😁
@@sunkissedbucketlist ... it is 😋
Try also at king laksa kuching
Brilliant, thanks for the recommendation 😀
Some info on India street. When you mentioned it used to be called keling or kling that was the colonial term among locals for anyone of Indian origin. So in essence the meaning was the same. Apparently a British raja (king) Sir Charles Vyner Brooke changed the name to India street in 1928.
As for penang laksa, i can understand why you might not like it as much. It contains hae ko (pronounced hah ko) which is fermented prawn paste. It's stinky and an acquired taste. This ingredient is only used by Chinese as the Penang variant was probably created by someone of Chinese descent. I have only tried two types: penang laksa and johor laksa. You might like johor laksa better because it doesn't use hae ko but the base is fish (which i tend to prefer for laksa)
Oh thats brilliant, thanks for sharing with us! 😊
Laksa Sarawak is spicy for me but its tasty👌
We loved it 🥰
Laksa Johor and Laksa Katong (Singapore) for moi! 😋
Oooo we haven't tried either, but we sure want to 😊
@@sunkissedbucketlist Pretty sure you (Taz) will like them both. Not too sure about Libby tho'. Haha! 😄
Oh, btw, what's with the 28th August 2017 on your hand, Libby? 🤔 (curious!)
Next mee kolok hj salleh...hahaha. When you are at Kek Lapis Sarawak don't forget to ask them to show you guys, how they bake the cake.
We'll give it a try haha 😄
There are a lot of mee kolok cafes in Kuching. But Hj Salleh will always be my favourite. Enjoy.
Very nice beautiful A1 vlog
Thank you so much 😁
My favourite laksa would always be the Penang one. Fishy but oh so flavourful. That cake Lapis was cheap. Because over here in Kuala Lumpur, that would cost RM25. Love it... I always wait for your vlogs. I look forward to your next video.😊
Thanks mate 😊
Thank you British people visiting our place sarawak
We enjoyed Sarawak 😀