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islam teach us to be kind to the guess, because along with the guess got blessing from god(Allah), so we want that blessing from god, the best hospitality u give, the best blessing wil be given..
@@kazinkl yes Kaz, thats what happened to many foreigners when they having nice conversation with the locals at mamaks, it will end up their bills were paid unnoticed. To us malaysians, it's very normal and common to treat foreign guests like you especially if they know you come from respectful country like Japan. So welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your stay here.
It's normal in Malaysia if stranger pay your meal..sometimes i pay for strangers too without reasons it call sedekah, belanja,payung or whatever.. Don’t feel weird,sometimes you can find someone paying for an entire restaurant.
@@kazinkl yup. happen to me at a food stall. Someone paid lunch for the entire customers. Not a restaurant, but still..And my husband like to treat old people if we happen to share table. (This is all before Covid time)
I told u before right.. once the MCO is lifted, you will find more and more Malaysian Hospitality everywhere around Malaysia. Sometimes you don't even know who paid your bill coz the payer didn't want to be recognised. It's already paid earlier at the counter. 😍
as a malaysian who was born in osaka, i would say that malaysia is good for its kindness/generousity while japan is the one who is good for its hospitality
Paying for other people's food is somewhat normal in Malaysia. I have experienced it many times. We believe that the more we spend our fortune for good deeds the more reward we will get in this world and the afterlife.
It's like a kindness boomerang. You do good deeds to others, it will come back to u. U helps others, that is the same as u helps yourself. It will come back to u later or sometime, instantaneous.
Happened to me as well, I was having breakfast with my big family (including my grandparents). And suddenly when we wanted to pay the cashier said someone paid the bill already! The kind person was a nice young lady dining alone, we managed to thank her before she left.
I did it too to tourists and it’s a Malaysian way showing great hospitality and glad you enjoyed it too and it’s so happy to see such hospitality in such hard times as well. You are truly blessed as well my friend. 😊
Yes, pretty normal for us Malaysian to pay for friends or even strangers/new friends that we just met 😊 we just love to feed other people good food 😂 personally, I also received so many blessings from others. And definitely always will pay forward no matter where I go on this earth ❤️ Oh please visit Sabah and Sarawak too! People there are lovely 🥰
That was Mamak 24 hours restaurant actually most of them are foreigner from Southern Indiana. But yeah Mamak culture is vibrant especially in big Cities like Kuala Lumpur. For Malay try roadside stall for Nasi Campur or Tom Yam.
@@kazinkl the place you eat is located at Selangor Mansion which is famous for foreigner from South Indian but most of them are Muslims. And that restaurant is famous for Lamb curry maybe next time you should try that and its. very famous . But you can try this shop call Sup Abu Jalan Doraisamy ( just waze it) during the night . Very legendary dish I tell you.
If you go to Pakistan also they will treat you..in Islam, it's encouraged to be nice to guests coming to your home, and foreigners or travellers is also considered "guests" If there's no pandemic, you can expect many invitations to our homes, especially during festivities such as Hari Raya or wedding
Finally, Kaz eat roti canai😃 5:21 That is call "Roti Banjir". Roti means Bread and Banjir means flood (Flood Bread)😂 Because the roti full with curry,sambal and half-boiled egg. That couple is so generous.
@@mak-mak5235 Maybe payung means to cover someone from rain or sun. so to cover for someone's bill should be payung je la. I don't know just guess guess. lol xD
Yea..it is normal at Malaysia..when i'm going for lunch..my friend pay for me and others..we so thankfull.as muslim we believe god will pay you more ..
Thanks for enjoying so much of various food in Malaysia, also thanks for being so polite towards fo every food stalls you dine in, Japanese guy like you is very good example for Malaysian to follow
In some culture they may feel a bit embarass or feel strange if a stranger paid their bill. But in Malaysia, it is like a welcoming note to make a foreigner to feel home and welcome to this country. It is also like a blessing to other...we did it to anyone but we are more open to do it to foreigner or travellers. Giving is more satisfying. Hope you feel blessed while you are in our country.
Kaz try Pak Din ikan bakar Tanglin in Perdana Botanical Gardens. Very famous, busy & crowded during lunchtime. You have to go early. Tanglin also is famous for nasi lemak.
You are welcome. Another you must try is Nasi Beringin in Menara Mutiara in Jalan Liku Bangsar. You can goggle it. Their ayam goreng ie. Fried chicken is very sedap. Also crowded from 12pm. They open their stall at 11am. A lot of people get addicted to this Nasi Beringin who has been in business more than a decade.
I'm so glad to having a nice tourist like you KAZ..I almost drop my tears watching you eating roti canai at mansion tea stall..for our malaysian it's is ordinary that other people pay for our foods.. sometimes we don't ever know them..hope you enjoy during your stay in Malaysia..
Treating others for meals - family, friends or sometimes even someone we don't know is part of Malaysian culture. For Muslims it is an act of kindness and virtues. Simply by making others happy we'll be blessed.
Happened when i was wit my parents, strangers paid for our breakfast… maybe becus they saw my parents are elderly, it happened mostly on friday becus muslims encourage to give more charity or donation on that day… hope you will enjoy your stay in malaysia more each day 👍
"Terbaik" nice video KAZ... In any case, greetings from me. Thank you for sharing a good and positive experience while you are in Malaysia. And not only that, Thank you also for introducing the attitude and culture of Malaysia to the community in your country 🙂 🇯🇵 ❤️ 🇲🇾
I'm from Malaysia and I remember that one time my mom was talking to a strangers that sat next to us and when they leave my mom and I go to pay the bill but the the cashier said the two strangers that sat next to us paid our bills. I'm so grateful that there people like this❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah... you're right. Most Malaysian are very ganerous esp to foreigner coz we treat everyone as part of family. Most Malaysian like to help the needy. Its part of our religion and culture. What u've just experienced is not fake/ pretend. That is truly Malaysian hospitality. Hope u enjoy yr stay in our country.
Kaz, you should ask for the 'Dhal' dip too apart from the Curry dip. You can have it separately or mixed together with the curry. I recommend try separately first.
It is the “law” in friendship whoever left the table first should pay the meal or left some big amount on table… then they can leave. Without doing so it is shameful.
My father always did that. If it looks like there is a family with shabby clothes or a mother eating with many children, if my father has more money, he must go to the counter and then immediately ask the cashier to count the person's table. For me, that thing is like a normal thing in the lives of Malaysians.😊
It's true sometimes other people paid for our meal. When we want to pay at the counter, the worker said "no need to pay bcs someone has paid for your table"
Malaysian Hospitality is one of the core upbringing values ingrained locally. Its about "what can we share" instead of just "what can I get" or more commonly known as "what's in it for me"
we pay for others usually bcoz it does brings good feeling towards ourself. the statisfaction that no one can describe when we do good thing without needed anything in return. we pay or sometimes give money. the one we did discreetly will give huge positive feeling.. there are also some people who pay and buy something didnt take the goods instead asking the seller to give it to someone else.. this both= always happen . also sometimes, if there are street seller who items are not sold-able , and some people come pay all and give to other people for free thats why we malaysian reply thank-you with thank you and not your welcome. even we do things to other people, we say tq bcoz we feel so good about doing it.. so next time if someone do good things to you and then say terima kasih, you reply back terima kasih. it makes u more malaysian.. the feeling doing it are really great feeling.. indeed
Sugoiii...its almost 2years now since i visit mansion tea stall...what a lagendary place and food,u should try uncle beriani aswell next time,arigato kaz
To add up, i can see that when my family go to a restaurant and we meet my father's/ mother's friend there, we will pay the bill for them. Sometimes they paid for us too. And that's usually depends on who leave the restaurant first.
One day if you got extra budget,i hope you could the same to other people in table next to you...small deed goes a long way..even in Islam,treating people with food is a very good deed
You also have to realise that sometime the restaurants give you free food not because you are giving them free exposure... but just because they are Malaysian... it is MH... Malaysian Hospitality... You have to understand this... you don't get free for something you give...
isteri saya suka kucing, pernah kami mkn di sebuah restoran dia bagi kucing2 yg ada kt situ mkn. time nk bayar cashier bgtau makanan kami sudah di bayar oleh hamba Allah yg x di kenali..
Hey I eat there every Sunday. You found the best mamak man!!! Nice to see my favorite shop getting recognization!!!! Good things you’ve tried their special!!! However, I didn’t know the mamak is named Mansion tea stall 😂😂😂 The place is at Masjid India near Jakel, AIA.
Yes Kaz, so please be careful next time! Don't be so friendly to locals at mamaks otherwise your bills will be paid unnoticed! Hahaha..just kidding. 😉 To us malaysians, it's very normal and common to treat foreign guests like you especially if they know you come from respectful country like Japan. So welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your stay here.
I love cycling.. They said it is an expensive hobby.. But they didnt know everytime I go cycling.. It cost me nothing.. People often pay for my bills 😂
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Dont forget to said thank you to the couple..
islam teach us to be kind to the guess, because along with the guess got blessing from god(Allah), so we want that blessing from god, the best hospitality u give, the best blessing wil be given..
Road to 10k!
don't be surprised..because some people are like that..😋😋
WHERE YOU LIVED IN KL
By the time you leave Malaysia, you are a new man. Enriched with Malaysians hospitality, warm and wealth of good food experiences. Bon Appetit, Kaz.
Arigato gozaimasu 😉✨✨
Hi , what type of camera you using for your video
It's normal especially if its Friday. Most Malay people like doing "sedekah". Other races too also doing the same thing even for strangers 😊
Is it normal ?? I really respect your culture 👍🏼 This is what Japan needs to learn from Malaysia 😊
@@kazinkl Yup, it's normal. Not only food, sometimes some people do this while filling fuel.
@@kazinkl yes Kaz, thats what happened to many foreigners when they having nice conversation with the locals at mamaks, it will end up their bills were paid unnoticed. To us malaysians, it's very normal and common to treat foreign guests like you especially if they know you come from respectful country like Japan.
So welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your stay here.
Not only on friday...anytime, anywhere
@@khairulzikri237 yes, anytime anyday, especially Friday. 😊
It's normal in Malaysia if stranger pay your meal..sometimes i pay for strangers too without reasons it call sedekah, belanja,payung or whatever.. Don’t feel weird,sometimes you can find someone paying for an entire restaurant.
Wow for entire restaurant....!!?? It wouldn’t happen in Japan !
@@kazinkl the more you feed people, the more blessings and reward/ pay forward from Allah (Kamisama)
@@kazinkl Maybe because the cost eating out in Japan quite high. Unlike in Malaysia, price dining out is affordable for us Malaysian.
Yes, KAZ. Always happen in Malaysia.
@@kazinkl yup. happen to me at a food stall. Someone paid lunch for the entire customers. Not a restaurant, but still..And my husband like to treat old people if we happen to share table. (This is all before Covid time)
I told u before right.. once the MCO is lifted, you will find more and more Malaysian Hospitality everywhere around Malaysia. Sometimes you don't even know who paid your bill coz the payer didn't want to be recognised. It's already paid earlier at the counter. 😍
Yes you were right, I’ll keep exploring 😉
as a malaysian who was born in osaka, i would say that malaysia is good for its kindness/generousity while japan is the one who is good for its hospitality
how can u be malaysian if you born in osaka? you mean malay born in osaka?
@@afifshabliafifshabli899 maybe one of her/his parents is Japanese and that's why he/she born in Osaka
@@afifshabliafifshabli899 I think he meant he's Malay not malaysian
@PRINCE MZ make sense so he have both citizenship
We believe that when we give to people, God will repay us more 😊 May god bless that couple ❤️
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They consider you as a guest in our country so they treat you with a little of Malaysian hospitality & kindness
Paying for other people's food is somewhat normal in Malaysia. I have experienced it many times. We believe that the more we spend our fortune for good deeds the more reward we will get in this world and the afterlife.
Yah..paying other people bills is not that strange here in Malaysian. The muslims believe if you give you will get more..
Japanese hospitality, customer service and cleanliness are top notch.
Usually friday Muslim give donation or sedekah to anybody just like paying food for you is also part of thier sincerity for good deed.
It's like a kindness boomerang. You do good deeds to others, it will come back to u. U helps others, that is the same as u helps yourself.
It will come back to u later or sometime, instantaneous.
Happened to me as well, I was having breakfast with my big family (including my grandparents). And suddenly when we wanted to pay the cashier said someone paid the bill already! The kind person was a nice young lady dining alone, we managed to thank her before she left.
Thats mean she thankful get to see your big family having meals together. Cause sometimes having meal alone make you less appetize
Aww that was so sweet of her,maybe she want to have a big meals with her family too,but cant,hope she will in the future.
I did it too to tourists and it’s a Malaysian way showing great hospitality and glad you enjoyed it too and it’s so happy to see such hospitality in such hard times as well. You are truly blessed as well my friend. 😊
Yes, pretty normal for us Malaysian to pay for friends or even strangers/new friends that we just met 😊 we just love to feed other people good food 😂 personally, I also received so many blessings from others. And definitely always will pay forward no matter where I go on this earth ❤️
Oh please visit Sabah and Sarawak too! People there are lovely 🥰
Yes! I visited Sabah and Sarawak before and met many, many friendly locals. Cheers from Singapore.💐
Malaysian Hospitality is everywhere around Malaysia.. it's normal here.. 😍
Now it’s not only food heaven... Hospitality Heaven..??
That was Mamak 24 hours restaurant actually most of them are foreigner from Southern Indiana. But yeah Mamak culture is vibrant especially in big Cities like Kuala Lumpur. For Malay try roadside stall for Nasi Campur or Tom Yam.
@@kazinkl the place you eat is located at Selangor Mansion which is famous for foreigner from South Indian but most of them are Muslims. And that restaurant is famous for Lamb curry maybe next time you should try that and its. very famous . But you can try this shop call Sup Abu Jalan Doraisamy ( just waze it) during the night . Very legendary dish I tell you.
It's more to generosity. Hospitality is more to excellent services
People love anybody with a great manner, best attitude n respectful to their surrounding... you are one of them...
If you go to Pakistan also they will treat you..in Islam, it's encouraged to be nice to guests coming to your home, and foreigners or travellers is also considered "guests"
If there's no pandemic, you can expect many invitations to our homes, especially during festivities such as Hari Raya or wedding
I dont think only Islam tho... In Malaysia, even the non Muslim also will simply pay for someone's meal.
@@Henry-ve3ye true..
@@Henry-ve3ye cuz malaysia is a multicultural country what malay do chinese and india do, what chinese and indian do, malay do it too hahahahahah
orang berbudi kita berbahasa,
orang memberi kita merasa...
budi bahasa budaya kita...
what you give you'll get back... eventually 😊✌
Berbahasa?
Tepat..! Kata pepatah yg menjadi teladan.
Ya betul! 👍👍👍
Finally, Kaz eat roti canai😃
5:21 That is call "Roti Banjir". Roti means Bread and Banjir means flood (Flood Bread)😂 Because the roti full with curry,sambal and half-boiled egg.
That couple is so generous.
Add on the half boiled egg on top becomes roti tsunami
@@johnnycage558 Wahh!!! TSUNAMI!!! 🤭
@@johnnycage558 No!!!... I dont want my food with a big wave 🌊 🤣
Wahhh roti banjir ada half-boiled egg 😱🤤 if only border was open, I miss MY 😭😭
It's normal in Malaysia, we like to feed people good food. When you eat our food so deliciously like that, we feel happy hehe 😁
its called belanja bro :) we always like this around friends and family,
Also known as 'payung'
Belanja and Payung ❤️
@@kazinkl Belanja is spend for someone. Payung is umbrella ☔... 🤭🥴😅
@@mak-mak5235 Maybe payung means to cover someone from rain or sun. so to cover for someone's bill should be payung je la. I don't know just guess guess. lol xD
Yea..it is normal at Malaysia..when i'm going for lunch..my friend pay for me and others..we so thankfull.as muslim we believe god will pay you more ..
Thanks for enjoying so much of various food in Malaysia, also thanks for being so polite towards fo every food stalls you dine in, Japanese guy like you is very good example for Malaysian to follow
Thank YOU for watching my video ! Hope Japanese and Malaysian can respect cultures each other through this channel 👍🏼
In some culture they may feel a bit embarass or feel strange if a stranger paid their bill. But in Malaysia, it is like a welcoming note to make a foreigner to feel home and welcome to this country. It is also like a blessing to other...we did it to anyone but we are more open to do it to foreigner or travellers. Giving is more satisfying. Hope you feel blessed while you are in our country.
Its normal for malaysian treat..its plessure..nothing to loose
Kaz try Pak Din ikan bakar Tanglin in Perdana Botanical Gardens. Very famous, busy & crowded during lunchtime. You have to go early. Tanglin also is famous for nasi lemak.
I googled it ! Looks so nice 🥺 thank you !
You are welcome. Another you must try is Nasi Beringin in Menara Mutiara in Jalan Liku Bangsar. You can goggle it. Their ayam goreng ie. Fried chicken is very sedap. Also crowded from 12pm. They open their stall at 11am. A lot of people get addicted to this Nasi Beringin who has been in business more than a decade.
Glad u like it.. Its looks so good 😍😍😍
This is Malaysian hospitality because mostly we are Muslims and we are taught to treat our guests with hospitality and respect.
I'm so glad to having a nice tourist like you KAZ..I almost drop my tears watching you eating roti canai at mansion tea stall..for our malaysian it's is ordinary that other people pay for our foods.. sometimes we don't ever know them..hope you enjoy during your stay in Malaysia..
Orang malaysia memang pemurah walaupun susah tetap mahu bantu orang lain..lebih2 lagi time pandemik nie.
May Allah bless & grant more rezki to the couple who paid for your food..aameen
we love to sharing, especially for foods :) im not surprise if there some malaysian paid your bill ☺️
Treating others for meals - family, friends or sometimes even someone we don't know is part of Malaysian culture. For Muslims it is an act of kindness and virtues. Simply by making others happy we'll be blessed.
It is not unusual to see locals paying meal for freinds & strangers
Happened when i was wit my parents, strangers paid for our breakfast… maybe becus they saw my parents are elderly, it happened mostly on friday becus muslims encourage to give more charity or donation on that day… hope you will enjoy your stay in malaysia more each day 👍
"Terbaik" nice video KAZ... In any case, greetings from me. Thank you for sharing a good and positive experience while you are in Malaysia. And not only that, Thank you also for introducing the attitude and culture of Malaysia to the community in your country 🙂
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I'm from Malaysia and I remember that one time my mom was talking to a strangers that sat next to us and when they leave my mom and I go to pay the bill but the the cashier said the two strangers that sat next to us paid our bills. I'm so grateful that there people like this❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah... you're right. Most Malaysian are very ganerous esp to foreigner coz we treat everyone as part of family. Most Malaysian like to help the needy. Its part of our religion and culture.
What u've just experienced is not fake/ pretend. That is truly Malaysian hospitality. Hope u enjoy yr stay in our country.
Arigato gozaimasu 🥳
it is lucky if u want try and enjoy every type of food in Malaysia coz there's so many. Also if u can "tahan pedas" it is much better... go and try it
Kaz, you should ask for the 'Dhal' dip too apart from the Curry dip. You can have it separately or mixed together with the curry. I recommend try separately first.
U are sporting and always positive kaz 👍.hope this channel get 10k subscriber tomorrow
Arigato !! How we can reach 10k soon :)
KAZ, this mamak shop my favourite roti banjir (flood roti canai) also lunch hours nasi campur curry ikan or kambing (goat) curry.
It is the “law” in friendship whoever left the table first should pay the meal or left some big amount on table… then they can leave. Without doing so it is shameful.
Kaz-san, they were so generous to buy you the breakfast. So good for you!
Malaysians appreciating foreigners come or visit our country n that is the way our appreciation
Thank you, Kaz。
Stay safe always and enjoy your journey in Malaysia!
Thank you and stay safe :)
Hi KAZ. Malaysian is like that. We like to share happiness with others. It's normal to us here. Because we are Malaysian..
My father always did that. If it looks like there is a family with shabby clothes or a mother eating with many children, if my father has more money, he must go to the counter and then immediately ask the cashier to count the person's table. For me, that thing is like a normal thing in the lives of Malaysians.😊
👍👍👍…. Mansion Tea Stall is famous for the Roti Canai Special… Roti banjir with half boiled eggs…
p/s nice floral shirt!
The one I ate was the special one..?? Aw thanks !
Yes… 👍👍👍
Woahhh..u can already dine in..
Have a good time KAZ😆❤
Thank youuu 😊
Malaysia hospitality best in the world..
Sometimes we have roti canai with Nobuyuki Yamaguchi in Kuala Terengganu. Belanja is a way to say our gratitude to anyone or grateful to have food
Mostly the comments come from Malaysia people but I do hope I can read comment from Japanese people that view this channel
It's true sometimes other people paid for our meal. When we want to pay at the counter, the worker said "no need to pay bcs someone has paid for your table"
ohhh that’s cool. I’ve never experienced it in Japan !
Semoga Abe dan kak yg belanja mkn dipermudahkan lagi rezeki mereka, Amin.
Friday is the day that people will be super generous in Malaysia. Some Malay restaurant sometimes give free fruits or drink to customers.
Especially in the morning..if u give sedeqah..god will return it more weather in this world or in haven
THUMBS UP FOR KAZ
AND BIG THUMBS UP FOR THAT COUPLES 😲😲
Thanks bro !!
Roti Telur is my favourite, eventhough there's many other fancy choices.. 😉
Javed a good days in Malaysia...taken care ok.🇲🇾
your new follower is here yayyy wahhhhh
Malaysian Hospitality is one of the core upbringing values ingrained locally. Its about "what can we share" instead of just "what can I get" or more commonly known as "what's in it for me"
we pay for others usually bcoz it does brings good feeling towards ourself. the statisfaction that no one can describe when we do good thing without needed anything in return. we pay or sometimes give money. the one we did discreetly will give huge positive feeling..
there are also some people who pay and buy something didnt take the goods instead asking the seller to give it to someone else.. this both= always happen .
also sometimes, if there are street seller who items are not sold-able , and some people come pay all and give to other people for free
thats why we malaysian reply thank-you with thank you and not your welcome. even we do things to other people, we say tq bcoz we feel so good about doing it.. so next time if someone do good things to you and then say terima kasih, you reply back terima kasih. it makes u more malaysian..
the feeling doing it are really great feeling.. indeed
Welcome to Malaysia my friend. A multicultural country but living in peace, respecting each other and definitely the visitors ❤️
7:55 its Islam teach us as Human. Just give in secret, without expecting a reply.
God will pay for who is giving
1:41 wei canai tu jatuh 🤣 selamba ja dia tarik
Sugoiii...its almost 2years now since i visit mansion tea stall...what a lagendary place and food,u should try uncle beriani aswell next time,arigato kaz
after blimey you are 2nd vloger i subscibe.have nice day bro
Mantap kaz❤
Hahaha..thats normal i think...good experience Kha...welcome to Malaysia
kita dok kata penduduk negara jepun lebih hormat,ada adab, disiplin.
bila orang jepun sendiri puji penduduk negara kita,so cmn
Hye nice to know u have a nice time in our country..welcome..malaysian is really freindly country😆😆😆😆😆
To add up, i can see that when my family go to a restaurant and we meet my father's/ mother's friend there, we will pay the bill for them. Sometimes they paid for us too. And that's usually depends on who leave the restaurant first.
You will meet Malaysian Hospitality even in Singapore, since lots of Msian working over there too, Kaz 🤗
thats call RAOK...random act of kindness.....or sedekah😁😁enjoy your meal bro Kaz-san and stay safe💪💪gambate kudasai
Terbaik👍
One day if you got extra budget,i hope you could the same to other people in table next to you...small deed goes a long way..even in Islam,treating people with food is a very good deed
Kaz, if you have more money, you also can pay for next table 😁👍
Tq for the idea.. Selalu lupa nak balas balik
Have a nice weekend..you are truly blessed..enjoy
You too ! Thanks !
Super safe Malaysia and super friendly people
I love that you get egg with your roti. You need those protein early in the morning
Sedap..👍👍👍
You also have to realise that sometime the restaurants give you free food not because you are giving them free exposure... but just because they are Malaysian... it is MH... Malaysian Hospitality... You have to understand this... you don't get free for something you give...
isteri saya suka kucing, pernah kami mkn di sebuah restoran dia bagi kucing2 yg ada kt situ mkn. time nk bayar cashier bgtau makanan kami sudah di bayar oleh hamba Allah yg x di kenali..
Hey I eat there every Sunday. You found the best mamak man!!! Nice to see my favorite shop getting recognization!!!! Good things you’ve tried their special!!! However, I didn’t know the mamak is named Mansion tea stall 😂😂😂
The place is at Masjid India near Jakel, AIA.
You need to travel in Terengganu !!
In Malaysia if someone doing good to you, said thank you to that person..
Unik nya Malaysia ialah kita sentiasa berkongsi rezeki tak kira siapa disekeliling kita
Hi KAZ! love your videos！
The shop opens until 12am midnight XD
bagus brother tu 👍
Because of this video, i have subscribe your youtube channel ✌🏻 have a great day ☺
God bless that couple. It's normal here to get treat.
We believe if we do good ..the good things will come back to you....treat or belanja is very normal....and it's good thing...
His face look like sabahan ppl😆 ..enjoyyy the roti😊
Tq for reaction malaysia country ❤
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"Every act of kindness is charity" • Prophet Muhammad ﷺ ♥️
“A Muslim is he from whose hand and tongue the Muslims are safe” • Prophet Muhammad ﷺ ♥️
Yes Kaz, so please be careful next time! Don't be so friendly to locals at mamaks otherwise your bills will be paid unnoticed!
Hahaha..just kidding. 😉
To us malaysians, it's very normal and common to treat foreign guests like you especially if they know you come from respectful country like Japan.
So welcome to Malaysia and enjoy your stay here.
I love cycling.. They said it is an expensive hobby.. But they didnt know everytime I go cycling.. It cost me nothing.. People often pay for my bills 😂