The 10 Tastings of KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA 🇲🇾
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Since we’ve only recently arrived in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, we have little to no knowledge about the local food. What better way to experience a new country than on a street food tour with a local foodie! We eat our way through Malay, Chinese and Indian local cuisine, and everything in between! Malaysia truly has such diverse food and drinks! From Chinatown all the way to a Malay village, we sample snacks, meals, and various drinks! If you’re curious about the food on offer in Malaysia’s capital, then this video is for you!
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The food looks super sedap (delicious) 🤩
Yes, super sedap (delicious) indeed.
Ken what is the favourite dish from germany?
You need to them ur fav street.food in penang. The luxury pasta in Bt Feringgi
ken happy enjoy in sunset beach penang hahhaah
Tiada masaalah😁
i miss all the amazing food in KL ! ate a lot of Indian food, especially dosas LOL! if you're still in KL I recommend Sri Ganesa, TG's nasi kandar and blue boy vegetarian - all super yummy
Thank you so much! Ah yes there’s ssooooo much food to be had 😍
The food tour guide is a Malaysian Chinese so she introduced more about Chinese cultures and foods, rather than Malay local foods which represent more than half Malaysian population. Anyway all are considered Malaysian foods as Malaysia is a diverse and multi cultural population. However most foreign tourists prefer to taste local Malay dishes which make different than other countries such as Nasi Lemak, Nasi kerabu, asam pedas, masak lemak, varieties of laksa and varieties of kuih (desserts). Even she should introduce specific Malaysian Chinese cuisines - kuey teow, hokkien mee etc or specifically Malaysian Indian - variety of rotis - roti Canai, roti tisu, etc
There’s so much to try!! 😍🤗 Thank you for all the suggestions!
I would have loved to introduce more malay food for sure. Just not enough time and tummy space!
@@maykuenchoo that’s definitely right! We were so full 😅
Another two to add... SATAY and CHAR KOEY TEOW (malay style version)
So its okay theres more reason for you both to come love ur vids btw!
Kuala Lumpur looks vibrant and exciting, what a great place to spend your holiday.
Absolutely amazing! We love it 🤗
I love this style of vlog- this is your best episode so far. Thanks. Keep up the good work. I love accessing locals from the tourist lens.
Thank you so much!! We are so happy to hear that 😍🤗 It was such a fun & delicious experience!
When in kampung baru, these are my regular food items:
Nasi campur (mixed rice) for lunch, it means you grab a plate of rice, then you choose from the vast array of dishes to eat the white rice with - rich beef curry, savory chicken rendang, finger licking grilled fish with assam sauce, simple fried sunny side up in thick black soy sauce, various vege dishes, ulam (malay salad) with belacan dip or sambal tempoyak (fermented durian), etc. Don't be too greedy and get too many different dishes though, since there's 2 of you, each can take different dishes then share to sample them together.
Avocado shake 😋😋😋
Kuih of all sorts, also the various pengat/bubur (sweet porridge as desserts)
Cempedak madu goreng (fried fritters) if the cempedak madu is in season, otherwise good old yummy fried bananas or much sweeter banana cheese
Thank you for the suggestions! 🤗🤗
My staff uses the tian chung thing to give her possible lottery numbers. She wins at least one consolation prizes once every 2-3 weeks, Perhaps u should try too
Oh interesting hehe!! Thank you 🤗
You just had one of the famous Johor laksa in Malaysia.. there are many more to try ... Penang Asam Laksa, Kedah Laksa, Sarawak Laksa, Ipoh Laksa Sarang, Perlis Laksa, Laksam from the East Coast..
Thank you for all the recommendations! 🤗
People say ' Malaysia Is A Food Heaven ' .... I think they are right ... O ya nice drone shot ....
I think so too! 😍🤗 Thank you!
I’m so hungry watching this!! 😫 Egg tarts and that breakfast dish (chee cheong fun) are my favourite childhood eats 💕Loved this video! Such a fun food tour!
Oh that’s so nice 😍😍 we can see why, they were so delicious! Don’t think we’ve eaten this much in a loooong time 😂
Beautiful Temples and the food looked delicious, great to have a local foodie/guide to show you around. 🙏👍😎
Thank you! Oh yes May was awesome - so nice to learn about the food
Love the way you two described every bites on each of the dishes ❤️ always a reference to something you’ve already had before in Thailand which is cool! I think the food scene KL will definitely lure us to head over there😊 Thanks for another awesome video!
Thank you so much Marietta! Aha it’s actually so fantastically delicious here 😍 it’s a much broader scope of flavours than we expected! We hope you do manage to head over here and try some of the delicious foods 🤗😍
What a super interesting and nice video with both some info about KL and Malaysia AND of course all that absolutely stunning food!! Wow, it all sounded super yummy. May seemed very competent and nice too. Thanks a mil for sharing!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much 😍🤗
So simple, a guided street food tour. Thanks for the idea, I always feel I don't get to eat the really great food in cities I have visited.
It was so lovely and relaxing - we didn’t have to do any research hehe 😍😍
Can't believe you guys finally made it to Malaysia. Been watching yall along with Flora and Note since your very first few videos when you haven't reached 1000 subs! And now you're at 65k. So happy for you guys! Welcome to Malaysia :)
Thank you so much!! We are so happy to be here 😍🇲🇾 oh wow - we really appreciate that!! We honestly can’t believe it, it’s been a great journey so far 😍
There's still plenty of more food to try, do try more dishes from Malay, Indian and other races
Oh yes there’s soooo much food 😍
So happy to see you both enjoying those mouth watering street foods and glad you got yourself a very experience guide.
Very interesting video.Thanks!
Thank you. She was great!
Thank you for visiting Malaysia and making a great video of it!
Thank you for watching 😍🤗
20 years ago, in my hometown, there was a Malaysian restaurant that was incredible, and your video is bringing back all those memories of flavour. I love that! I need to visit Malaysia now. 😊
So good!
It’s awesome that a local can bring u guys around and try out good street foods
It was so much fun! May was great!
Welcome to Malaysia, enjoy our mixed cultures of food,Penang Island is a must for street hawkers food lover,happy holiday.
Thank you so much! Oh yesssss so much to eat 😍
Hi, Adriana and Dylan, has been patiently waiting for your video. As a local, I did not enjoy the food there properly.Love seeing you both enjoying the food at China town. Will been making trip there and try out the food that you both have. I hope you will continue to enjoy your stay in Malaysia. Thank you and take care.
Thank you so much!! It was such an amazing experience, we haven’t been this full in such a long time 😂😂 it was delicious!
Your guide brought you to the best kind of places to eat. Road side street food and coffee shops. Fancy restaurants and cuisine you can get anywhere.
U just have like 2% of the delicious food here mate. Keep on exploring. We welcome you guys.
There’s soooo much to eat 😍
Wahh so deliciousss. Amazing video of food in Malaysia🥰pleaseee keep posting videooo💪
Thank you so much!! Hehe there’s plenty more to come 😍
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️❤️
Love this video the food looked so good see you on your video till then have fun and stay safe
Thank you so much!! 😍🤗 it was all so yummy hehe
I am a expat from Australia and have been lucky enough to live in Singapore, Philippines and now Kuala Lumpur. Its nice to see the different cultures and the food they eat I enjoy my job but the weekends is always the best just exploring.
Oh yeah that sounds so dreamy - being able to explore every weekend and try new foods 😍😍
Nice tour. the food looks great.
Thank you! It was fantastic 😍😍
Ugh that Apam Balik uncle, has always been friendly and warm to everyone! His apam balik is the best !
It was so good!!
Guys you are just great.. I love your videos.. Nice greetings from Vienna
Thank you so much! We really appreciate that! 😍
Welcome to Malaysia, u can try to visit KL Tower (Menara KL), Mont Kiara, Govt administration centre (Putrajaya) & Cyberjaya. Nusajaya @ Johor, Penang, Malacca, Kuching Sarawak & Mabul and Sipadan Island @ Sabah Malaysia.
Thank you for the suggestions! 🤗
Beautiful video! If you ever need a tourist guide for free, I’d love to do it! After all, I am planning to spend a few days exploring parts of KL that I haven’t been to before for the next week or so.
Thank you very much 🤗😍
I was also about to offer them some guide to local places. Good to know you wanted to bring them around also. So kind of you.
Loved the video. I'm going to KL in december and will try some of these places out!
That’s awesome! We hope you have a great time 🤗
Such a lot of colourful foods amazing to see 👍
I love watching you guys travel around KL, don't forget to also try nasi kandar it has a lot of spice... try to go night market too , there is a lot of stuff to look at and has lot of food too.
Thanks so much for the suggestion! 🤗🤗
For Snack or Dishes :
Rojak fruit, Char Siu (Roasted Pork with sweet sauce) , 👍Roasted Pork Belly, Char Kuey Teow, Cantonese Noodle, Hokkien Mee, WanTan Mee, Popiah,👍 Satay, Claypot Chicken Rice, 👍Bah Ku Teh(Herbal soup with Pork Bone), Dim Sum, steamboat, Shabu-Shabu & a lot more😄
For Dessert :
Ice Kacang, Cendol, Bu bu Cha Cha, Red Bean soup, Gandum Soup👍, Coconut Shake.
For Drinks :
Ipoh White Coffee👍, Cham Ice👍, Neslo, Milo, teh Tarik, Kopi peng👍 (Malaysian majority love sweet drinks, if you think you can't handle the sweet level, you can always request for less sweet😉)
Some food maybe you will like it, some maybe not😄 But anyway is worth to try! Enjoy your trip!😉
White coffee is delicious 😍
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾 have fun 🤩
Thank you so much 🤗
ha..ha waiting for your next malaysia video really an agony wait...but worth the wait
Heheh thank you so much! 😍🤗 So glad you enjoyed it!!
To be fair, the Chinese egg tart was also influenced by the Portuguese egg tart and there is even actual Portuguese egg tart which is available in Malacca (Melaka).
And also to answer on behalf of May, Egg Tart is called Dan Tart in Cantonese or Dan Tarh in mandarin. You will find egg tarts in south china cuisines, dim sum. One of the proud pastries of Hong Kong too.
Or vice versa? 🤔
Interesting! Thanks everyone for the input! 🤗 We love a good egg tart so we are happy that they can be found all over the globe hehe 🤗
King's Confectionary bakery also sells delicious Portuguese egg tarts and they can be found throughout Malaysia. hehe..
What a great day to explore KL other than with the local
Love your videos ❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😍🤗
Love that you have a guide.
She was great!!
Yummmm those coconut and peanut pancakes are looking sooo good 😊 😍😍😍
They were absolutely AMAZING 🤗😍
I ❤️ your videos. It's always good and interesting.Thank you for sharing it. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much! We really appreciate that 🤗
Mostly Malaysian are able to speak english , especially in town , so you will have no problem at all communicating with the locals especially the stall operator
You’re so right! Everyone’s soo good at it (probably even better than us 😂😂)
Welcome to the foodie capital of the world and truly Asia guys!enjoy paradise)
I love to walk along China town food street massive and yummy food there.
So much yummy food 😍🤗
My suggestion, you should try:
1. Roti canai, 2. Nasi Kerabu, 3. Ais Kacang, 4. Nasi Ayam, 5. Nasi Kandar, 6. Char Kuey Teow, 7. Pulut and Rendang, 8. Teh Tarik, 9. Otak-otak, 10. Varieties for Kuih
Ooooh thank you so much 🤗😍
Opsss don't forget satay. All my western friends love satay
it's good she took you to all major ethnics food stalls
It was great to try and explore a wide variety 😍
Oh i have just recently visited Chinatown after more than 5 years. Yes, the chi cheong fun is classic, and of course, uncle pancake. My childhood favs, glad u 2 like it. Boy, and how did the 2 of u survive the 10 meals, hahah. Thanks for the video of KL.
We were so full by the end lol. We didnt eat for the rest of the day!
Dont forget to visit Blue Mosque in Shah Alam
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for sharing your food tastings in KL.
D cold iced sirap limau, rose syrup with kalamansi drink must have been really refreshing, my fav too, nice with d fishy n crreamy laksa johor. U guys probably noticed it, it's called laksa, but actually, it's spaghetti not rice noodles. U guys probably like better d curry laksa or nyonya laksa, maybe not d fishy n tangy asam laksa, but d garnishings on d asam laksa r very aromatics.
Thank you so much!! Hehe we absolutely loved it 😍
@@2Passports1Dream Hehehe. That's lovely. Any time u guys r roaming around town n it's hot out there, stop at a shop n order d local iced cold lime tea, it will surely cool u down. 🙂
@@2Passports1Dream D easiest way to taste d flavors of Malaysia is by eating nasi campur, white rice with variety of dishes from d Malay, Chinese n Indian cultures. D nasi campur with Malaysian Indian dishes r normally curries. D nasi campur with Malaysian Chinese dishes, varies, with soy or oyster sauce, they like veg very much. D nasi campur with d Malay dishes, normally with d used of coconut milk, varies from gulai, a Malay curry, masak lemak, yellow turmeric curry, or with lots of chillies like sambal or asam pedas, or just plain deep fried chicken or fish coated with fresh ground turmeric or tumeric powder. For d sweets, I saw u guys had d Indian fudge, n d Malay apam balik, d peanuts pancake. Lots of food influence each other cultures in Malaysia. Do try d traditional Malay kueh n d nyonya kueh, n d local curry puff called karipap, looked like empanada. 🙂
@@2Passports1Dream Just a tiny info, when u guys hear laksa, it is rice flour noodles. Laksa comes from a foreign word means long n rich. In India, d word lach, means a million. But in India million is written in numeric as 1,00,000. 🙂
Street food in Malaysia is cheap and tasty , try the food at the Pasar Malam ( night market ) and try to visit Batu Caves not far from KL , its about 30 kilometres from KL , you can take public bus , train or cab
May khuen! Wow... shes my senior in school =) pleasantly surprised to see her here. Chinese egg tart is tan taat... haha
Oh lovely!! That’s so nice 🤗🤗 hehe it’s a small world!
Nice video. Love it
Thank you 🤗🤗
Try Penang char Kuey teow yummy , Im sure you will go for more
welcome to malaysia
Some other places worth checking out in KL
1. Visit the Taman Botani Perdana - Beautiful Park with free entry. The Bird Park is located nearby.
2. Go for a short trail walk at Taman Tugu - Free entry
3. Visit Mont Kiara neighbourhood for Western and European-themed cafes
4. Go for a hike at Bukit Gasing - Free Entry
5. Visit One Utama or Mid Valley Mall for shopping. They're connected with the MRT and LRT stations
6. Make a day trip to Genting Highlands Resort - 1-hour drive from KL or bus ride. There's casino and theme parks
7. Go Bar and cafe hopping at Bukit Damansara or Bangsar, Jalan Maarof neighbourhoods
8. Visit the Ilham Art Gallery (2 mins walk from Ampang Park LRT Station)
9. Visit the KL Library at Dataran Merdeka (Follow clothing guidelines)
10. Visit Muzium Negara/National Musuem
11. Try Beef Noodles at Soong Kee Restaurant
12. Try Shawarma and kebab at Damascus, Bukit Bintang
13. Try Ramen at Kanbe 163, Mont Kiara or Ramen Bar Shishido at Gasket Alley, Petaling Jaya
Wow thanks so much for all the suggestions 😍🤗
I saw both of you at Komtar this morning. 17th Jun 2022. Unfortunately I can't stop to say hi while driving through. Enjoy your time at Penang.
Oh fun! Hello!!! 🤗🤗🤗 thank you!
Exactly what you need to do ... get a guide... especially if you do not have time to waste...❤
In Malaysia, being full and eating are 2 different thing entirely...❤
Oh yes it made it so much more relaxing for us! All the information was ready - and the food just kept coming hehe 🤗😍
you guys should try ramly burger (street burger) in bukit bintang called two brothers burger
Oh yes we definitely will 😍😍
Really good video, would if be possible to write down the places that you go to (either on the video), or description. Would love to go when I'm next in KL
Hey! Normally we would write them all down, but since it was a quick tour with so many locations we really don’t know what to write haha! 😅😅
you can go to all the right places in kl to eat , and say wow the whole day
Haha so true!! We keep eating and keep loving it 😍🤗
OMG so many places 🤷♂️😍😂, I also love Soy Milk in tea/coffee so yep I want to try malayan soy milk 😋. Awesome tour guys 👍😊
Oh yesss! 😍😍
Chee cheong fun has different add-ons not just plain. Satay is a must as well. There's literally so much to eat. Almost endless variety of food.
It was delicious
Welcome to Malaysia...
Must try RAMLY burger.. selling on street/road/everywhere and usually they start selling late evening.. choose ramly burger beef(daging) special add on cheese or not depends on you
We have a video coming in just over an hour… maybe this is the topic 😉
There's still so much delicious food/cafe to explore in Chinatown! Should revisit again 🤭
Oh yes we will never be able to try it all 😂😍
@@2Passports1Dream
If you revisit again, highly recommend you to try:
Shin Kee Beef Noodle
Ho Kow Hainamese Kopitiam
Lai Foong Lala Noodle
Luckin Kopi
Hong Kee Claypot Chicken Rice
Geeze, thst was a lot of food!! Looked amazing though 🤗💞
Delicious but SO MUCH - we almost popped!
Hahahaha
hi from KL, my thoughts is when you go with chinese tour guide she will bring you most to the chinese restaurant or places for eating....same goes if you go with malay tour guide they will bring you to malays restaurant or food stalls.....which u never discovered before.....another thing have you try the night market? lots of stalls selling food and goodies so cheap you will love it.....in Malaysia we call the night market as Uptown
So much amazing food to try! Do you have any specific Malay dishes we must try? 😍🤗 thank you!
Hope you have the chance to visit Singapore as well.
Things such as food and accommodation are much more pricey there but good variety
Beautiful gardens, delicious food and theme park attractions.
We definitely will at some point 😍😂
Spore the best.
Young people enjoying their self excellent
We love it here hehe 🙌😀
I prefer to find my own food gems.
Brickfields my personal favourite area.
Thanks.
Oh yes it’s definitely a part of the fun!
Hello you two. Have a fun trip and have a safe trip. 🤗😋😋🍻🍻
Thanks so much 🤗
spicy and malaysian cuisine cannot be separated. we do love our heat.
We love it too 😍😍 amazing!
Welcome to Malaysia.. I'm from Penang
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Terima Kasih
Nice, u guys tried Laksa Johor✨
Malaysian version of pasta/spaghetti..You guys also can walk to Kampung Baru from KLCC through the beautiful Saloma bridge 🌉 enjoy:-)
Hehe everything was so delicious 😍😍
when u do go to Melacca....rem to get thru Gula Melaka....Melaka Sugar....Thats natural sugar (brown sugar)..
Well done
u must try nasi campur.. more dish.. i love malay food
Oooh sounds good! So much to try!
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It's great to have a chance to browse a variety of local street foods. Every food in this video looks delicious.😀👍👍
It was soooo nice! Thanks so much for watching hehe 😍
@@2Passports1Dream You are welcome.🙏🙌🙌🙏
FYI - baking was invented by the Chinese. All baking around the world originated from China and during the Silk Road era the knowledge of how to bake was passed on to the rest of the world. Portuguese egg tart is really Chinese just like Baklava and everything else.
Oh interesting! Thanks for letting us know 🤗🤗
Best egg tarts are in Hong Kong.
must try nasi kandar. ikan patin tempoyak. pasembor.
Thank you for the suggestion!
It made me sooo Hungry~~
Hehehe 😍
welcome to your 2cd hometown, welcome home n be a part of Malaysians
Thank you so much 🤗😍
Must must try..
Ramly Burger..
Oh yesss 🍔 we will!!
You guys have to try Cendol and the national dish Nasi Lemak
We tried it in our first Malaysia video - both of them 😍😍
very clever move, get a local foodie to guide u all...
It was a great day out 😍
It was a great day out 😍
Stranger Things murals are there for the short term. It was a marketing campaign by Netflix.
Yes of course!
Well come to Malaysia.
Thank you so much 🤗
Hope you managed to try Ramly Burger and Satay.
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Perhaps to help you sample life in KL/Malaysia easier, you can take hints from another blogging couple, iChang, in particular on food.
Thank you for the suggestion!
You guys not going to stadium watching football games? Hope you both will feel the atmosphere in stadium one day. Thats a must when it come to national team! Keep doing good guys! Love ❤️😊
Maybe if we have time!! It would be so fun to do 😍
Malaysia truly Asia
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Local tour guides know what’s good 👍
China town 🇨🇳 miss being there and the food 😋 spicy sweet 🙌🏻
Having access to so much street food is such a blessing but can be dangerous 😆
Those pastries looked lovely.
Great video as always 😀
It was soooo delicious but wow, we felt like we rolled home 😂😅
Next, u guys should try Malay dishes.. Like Chicken/Beef rendang, Sate and peanut sauce, Lemang, and so on.. Then, go for local indian cuisine guys.. Thanx guys for sharing ur experience with us.. 😍😍😍😍
Oooh sounds great!! Thank you so much 🤗