Roti Canai is my favorite dish. I could eat this for breakfast, lunch and dinner which is what I did when I last visited Malaysia 😅 thank you for this great list. I will visit them all when I am able to go back to Malaysia 🫓
I agree that Malaysia is a foodie paradise! Was planning to visit in February 2022. But because of the continuing COVID restrictions, I will have to delay. Excellent video as always! Thank you!
^_^ I think many of us are sekolah kebangsaan kids but who grew up on TVB serials and Jackie Chan movies, hence the continuing support of Cantonese, yet (reluctant) comments in English.
Oh...very true..(migration to another countries is not easy and intregration and learining thier way of life is not easy and somehow I made it).I''m almost 45 yrs in Europe and have my own business and glad to experiece the best of two world.Love to watch your blog and always search for good food .Afther watching your blog have more infomation and I can choose the best stall from your shot.....!
Another great review!! Good to know how roti canai came about!! My American friends were smitten by roti canai when they were in Penang few years ago!! Hopefully when new restrictions over Omicron is over I can return to enjoy the rich culinary delights of Malaysia!
I remember my dad tell me that prata is the roti canai in circle shape, most probably exist in south peninsular Malaysia like Johor and negeri sembilan, (including Singapore too).
I like the part on MCA...I was laughing profusely when I saw Wee Wee....in my opinion had you migrated your children would have had a better education and opportunity down under....no issues on Timah or 51%
I sure miss eating roti canai so much ! Unfortunately here in Melbourne it costs approx equiv. 30rm! I'm not willing to pay that price because I only had to pay 1.5rm in KL 😂 fantastic video as always and the history was super interesting
There're frozen roti chana in the shops, gently dry pan fry on both sides, then 'clap' to 'loosen' a little. Not ideal but something close to roti chanai. These are sold in UK Asian or large supermarkets
Another nice vlog. Actually, as far as I know, only in Malaysia is it called - Roti Canai, everywhere else it's Paratha, even in India. Seems according to wiki, it originated in Karnataka, South India. I thought Restaurant kayu will be on the list, the food there is generally good but the prices are real cut throat. Rice with veg and mutton cost me RM$35!!! Oops, you got it there, I didn't know they had a branch in USJ.
Malaysia is really a melting pot of cultures- just look at the food menu in a Malaysian restaurant overseas. Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Nyonya are all included. and we are so proud of it. i Iam happy we called it roti canai - then I know its from Malaysia. Great video- I like my roti telur with bawang and chilli padi. On a wrong day it will catch fire in your mouth.
Awesome video as always. One thing about roti canai is that it would taste better if the cook does not wash his hands regularly. ;) For Pulau Pinang Kayu Nasi Kandar at USJ10, they get to make extra RM7 but cost them 20 years of business from you. Serves them right.
good day uncle Elmo, i have eaten roti canai in many places here in PJ. In my humble opinion, Ratha and Raju's (bkt gasing) is the best. My only gripe with Ratha is the RM3 surcharge for extra dhal take away. On your next trip to Ratha, do try out their Mysore Uttapam. A lil costly (RM5+) but worth every cent. Previously, I am was never a big fan of roti canai but instead prefer masala thosai and rawa thosai.
Hi Elmo ... again another great video . Yes , i agree with your dad's view . No doubt the political situation is going backwards ... but i agree food & politics should never be mixed ! Anyway the choices of the roti canai is indeed great .I have gone to some and wish to try out some which is new to me. But kayu nasi kandar is really ridiculous in their pricing ...i will never go again . Roti canai is one of the many " malaysian" food enjoy by all races ! Thank you again for a great video !
My Cantonese is so so only but you use Gong Fu wa instead of Gong Dong wa so it is very easy to understand even without looking at the subtitles. I do hope that you continue to use Cantonese as it is the content hardest to find on YT. Malaysia is still the best country to live in and if you aren't a political person and listen to the poisonous words from politicians, you will find that Malaysians are very harmonious and united IMO. Sure some countries may be better in certain things but as a whole package, you can't beat Malaysia.
Really refreshing to have Cantonese on TH-cam dealing with my favourite topic... Malaysian food Very enjoyable although if I may suggest to refrain from using phrases like 'dirt cheap' in the subtitles as it may imply a lack of respect since hygiene is always on the menu haha I'm just being oversensitive Great job
I guess your dad would be quite heartbroken to see what's going on in Malaysia right now. Anyway, he was right, migration is not the answer. What we need is to stay and make that change. As for roti canai, I love it with kari ikan. Just with kari ikan and I will be that happy guy.
Elmo, since you have started with roti canal, perhaps you could do one on Indian Mee Goreng (the one you used to see in Penang where the mee seller wears a sarong and pushes his cart around). Thank you.
While revenge is best to serve in a cold dish, sarcasm is best to handle subtly. However, sometimes subtlety may be wasted on some who missed it. Nevertheless, I like a slight break from your usual. A little controversial is always encouraging.
I agree with many opinions about your food choices in PJ and also the history surrounding the area but there is one point that I strongly disagree 2:10
I disagree, the 2nd citizen mentality is what malaysian made up to keep you from leaving, Permanent Resident in Australia enjoy same benefits as citizens except i can't vote. I received home buyer money grant for my first home. free health care. also, receive government cash money for my first and second baby born. when my children broke arms and hospitalized, the hospital was first class and looked after by so many specialist doctors. i was amazed when discharge I simply pack our stuff and walk out. no payment is needed. they now attend free primary and high school. and for university my children can apply to ANY uni as long they have enough scores. unlike the quota system in Malaysia, or STMP pathway to discourage non-Bumi. or can't apply to MARA as it is exclusive to Bumi only. ANY uni as long you are capable. Here my children can receive student loans interest-free. they also can receive government living allowance, which is reserved for Bumi only in Malaysia. As a citizen in Malaysia you don't even qualify for any of that. As Asians in Australia, we are highly regarded as we have a high working ethic, no issues finding high-level job. Malaysia is good, but sometimes the grass is greener is true. in Australia i can most of these food in shops, albeit it is much more expensive. and not as tasty as in Malaysia.
Read between the lines Darren I was actually taking a swipe at the authorities leaving so far behind. The migration part was just an excuse to get the topic started. U obviously didn't catch the part when said what would my dad react now if he's alive today
The stupid Pulau Pinang Kayu Nasi Kandar is extremely well known for their extremely high prices. Last went there was liked 25 years ago because got really pissed off by them charging so high prices. For so long it was deserted by a lot of people from Subang Jaya / USJ & always empty at any point of any day. Anyway, another great review & can't wait to see more & more in future.
Your episode with that waiter who raised your bill from RM33 to RM40 is so funny. This actually happened to my friend who went to the doctor to complain about his wife’s bill and he ended up with a bigger one, just like you did. Moral of the story - better just pay and don’t complain. Then stay away 20 years
I think you should just stick to food and focus on that. Reason people come here is to know about food and reviews. I was set aback when politics come in, some or many of us are probably tired and last is to see this being brought up.
I think the audience are generally missing the point, I was actually taking a swipe at the authories for leaving us so far behind after 40 years, not to mention the restrictions we faced now with 4D, durian plantation, alcohol etc. Unfortunately most if u can't read between the lines
@@malaysiafood328 Hi Elmo, I would like to think that most of your viewers caught your meaning. At least I did but maybe I’m around your age and went through the same experience. My father sent me to Singapore when I was very young but like salmon swimming back to its spawning grounds, I still return to KL regularly. I am surprised you liked Singapore’s crispy Roti Prata. I still prefer the Canai’s softness. Politics is like food, not everyone will like the same dish and even if everyone loves canai, some like them crispier. However, we can all eat in harmony at the same table, enjoy our own canai or prata. Thank you for the great video. As the MY-SG land border has opened, I will be visiting the places you recommended in January-February!
Good channel become politic channel? Promote MCA? Are you BN lapdog? Very disappointed at you Elmo.. been supporting you for so long.. watched every episode but no more
Guess back in the 80s, people still have hope our currency will one day strengthen against other countries especially our neighbors. Unfortunately, with BN continue in the office, BN has equate the ringgit to something of toilet paper. There's no more value in ringgit. Even comparing with Thai Baht, we're like their 3rd world country. With BN in the office, we will only go to the dumps.
@@malaysiafood328 but maybe not move to Australia. Places like China and Singapore have good opportunities and it is safe for Chinese people. Australian Chinese face exponential hate crime and their economy is tanking, plus it is a settler state. Watch John Pilger's 'Utopia' on TH-cam if you want to see real Australia. I heard that some Malaysians went to visit their friends in Australia only to be disappointed at how backwards it has become, even 'little' Malaysia has way newer infrastructure than Australia and UK. The only thing I can say positively about Australia is they did surprisingly ok with COVID-19, although their population is getting increasingly rebellious and restless.
@@HH-xy8lc I already live in the West. I also know Chinese people in Australia who are wanting to return to China, especially if things continue going downhill. I don't want the opportunity to live in Australia at all. You are burying your own head in the sand about the problems in the West, but if that makes you happy, good for you. Good luck to you in next 30 years!
Why so defensive? I only served facts. I am positive about the rise of the East including Malaysia, and that we are going towards a multipolar world. But it seems Western countries want to be negative about it, not me. Maybe you're lucky not to have been beaten up, hate crimed and had racism thrown at you at work whilst living in the West. At least in Malaysia, people don't tend to beat each other up en masse. Chinese facing 1700% increase in hate crime in Vancouver, and many other Western countries, and you turn a blind eye to that? Please say where I said lies about Australia or the West. I am being realistic. Up to you if you want to bury your own head in the sand. Prove that I'm wrong or please be quiet and get on with your own fabulous life in Australia.
You missed the point leong I was taking a swipe at them for leaving us far behind after 40 years having collaborating with the wrong parties. Tis is called sarcasm although u didn't catch it
Omg u probably missed that part when I said what would my dad say if he's alive today. FYI I was poking fun at our currency; durian; alcohol etc. And u guys didn't see it
@@malaysiafood328 Hmmm 🤔 for a moment there, i wondered if U miss something or was it sarcasm. Thank God U didn't loose ur marbles. I miss mamak, hv not patronize any since pandemic. Now i don't want to..... put off since i learned how Indian muslim make their roti 😪 REAL halal 🤢
Regretfully u hv to say MCA protect the Chinese Malaysian here. U shud stick to food. Yr comment that our RM1=HKD3 and 100Yen show how little u know about exchange rate! Our currency had weaken against most currencies in the region. U deliberately ignore the SGP currency. Maybe u shud try travelling overseas more when able.😂
You didn't read between the lines alan I was actually criticizing the government for leaving us so far behind after 40 years especially MCA for doing nothing. I was also commenting on how low our money has dropped. You obviously missed that part when I hinted my dad would not say these if he was alive today. This is called sarcasm in case u didn't noticed
Uncle. I really like your Sarcasm ! Straight to the point.
wow 😍😍 每一集的背后故事都做到很详细，真的很用心。
谢谢你Louise
Roti Canai is my favorite dish. I could eat this for breakfast, lunch and dinner which is what I did when I last visited Malaysia 😅 thank you for this great list. I will visit them all when I am able to go back to Malaysia 🫓
Hello Mr. Elmo. Always happy to watch your clips.
Oh yes! Roti Canai! It's all time favorite! Bawang Telur is the top favorite of them all.
yes Mr. Roti Canai is probably one of my top 5. it's just outside my friend's house area, but too bad it's quite far from where I stay now.
I agree that Malaysia is a foodie paradise! Was planning to visit in February 2022. But because of the continuing COVID restrictions, I will have to delay. Excellent video as always! Thank you!
Thanks Patrick for continued support
Take ur time patrick
^_^ I think many of us are sekolah kebangsaan kids but who grew up on TVB serials and Jackie Chan movies, hence the continuing support of Cantonese, yet (reluctant) comments in English.
Hi Elmo, I like all your video regarding foods haunter in KL and Penang is my favor .
Thanks Jenny
我是住在荷兰的马来西亚人，希望你越做越好，加油！
I am malaysian live in Holland sinds 1980, I love GUI Teow, wel doen thank you!
I love roti canai very much
谢谢你有机会回来马来西亚吧
我07到13年，經常來大馬出差，可惜未有Mr Elmo 介紹，傻吓傻吓去到邊吃到邊，Ths
Oh...very true..(migration to another countries is not easy and intregration and learining thier way of life is not easy and somehow I made it).I''m almost 45 yrs in Europe and have my own business and glad to experiece the best of two world.Love to
watch your blog and always search for good food .Afther watching your blog have more infomation and I can choose the best stall from your shot.....!
Thanks wong good feedback
Actual name in India and SG is the Original, poratha/prata. In our country, Malay call is roti canai (knead bread).
多謝晒你嘅分享👍👍
Roti canai kuah banjir 😋😋😋
Is Stephens still around ? The cheese naan there is amazing ! Roti Canai there were very good many years ago.
I'm not sure if he's around
Another great review!! Good to know how roti canai came about!! My American friends were smitten by roti canai when they were in Penang few years ago!! Hopefully when new restrictions over Omicron is over I can return to enjoy the rich culinary delights of Malaysia!
Malaysia welcomes u Eddie
I remember my dad tell me that prata is the roti canai in circle shape, most probably exist in south peninsular Malaysia like Johor and negeri sembilan, (including Singapore too).
Thanks Kent that another perspective
同意！我們都是普通人，政治與我們無關，因為我們無法控制也無法改變貪的人變成不貪。但我們可以控制和選擇要如何過生活。 加油，永不言老！
謝謝支持
Canai cafe at SS14 is my go to curry house in Subang. Most of their customers eat with fingers and that tells you something.
Good stuff consistently
Thanks Elmo. Have always wondered where and how roti canal came about.
It’s a Malaysian delicacy inspired by Indian origins
Roti Canai 是我必要的早餐 🥰
Roti canai is selling at 30 baht (RM4) at Bangkok Chinatown, we can get roti canai here at RM1.50 which is super cheap and value for money
That's right Goh our mamak has kept the price down
Good morning Mr Lee thank U for introducing Malaysian food 🙏
I like the part on MCA...I was laughing profusely when I saw Wee Wee....in my opinion had you migrated your children would have had a better education and opportunity down under....no issues on Timah or 51%
Thanks George u managed to see my sarcasm unlike many who missed it totally
謝謝你的分享美食
I sure miss eating roti canai so much ! Unfortunately here in Melbourne it costs approx equiv. 30rm! I'm not willing to pay that price because I only had to pay 1.5rm in KL 😂 fantastic video as always and the history was super interesting
Thanks Aaron do visit msia fast b4 prices start rising
There're frozen roti chana in the shops, gently dry pan fry on both sides, then 'clap' to 'loosen' a little. Not ideal but something close to roti chanai. These are sold in UK Asian or large supermarkets
Another nice vlog. Actually, as far as I know, only in Malaysia is it called - Roti Canai, everywhere else it's Paratha, even in India. Seems according to wiki, it originated in Karnataka, South India. I thought Restaurant kayu will be on the list, the food there is generally good but the prices are real cut throat. Rice with veg and mutton cost me RM$35!!! Oops, you got it there, I didn't know they had a branch in USJ.
Thanks rajesh u r very well informed
I remember during my childhood in spore, we called it roti paratha
Malaysia is really a melting pot of cultures- just look at the food menu in a Malaysian restaurant overseas. Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Nyonya are all included. and we are so proud of it. i Iam happy we called it roti canai - then I know its from Malaysia.
Great video- I like my roti telur with bawang and chilli padi. On a wrong day it will catch fire in your mouth.
A simple cuisine but like all simple dishes, to make it truly tasty is what separate the masters of the craft from the also rans
Well said Chang
Awesome video as always. One thing about roti canai is that it would taste better if the cook does not wash his hands regularly. ;)
For Pulau Pinang Kayu Nasi Kandar at USJ10, they get to make extra RM7 but cost them 20 years of business from you. Serves them right.
U r right SK short term gain will always lost out in the long run
Oh, what’s the story? Care to share?
good day uncle Elmo, i have eaten roti canai in many places here in PJ. In my humble opinion, Ratha and Raju's (bkt gasing) is the best. My only gripe with Ratha is the RM3 surcharge for extra dhal take away. On your next trip to Ratha, do try out their Mysore Uttapam. A lil costly (RM5+) but worth every cent.
Previously, I am was never a big fan of roti canai but instead prefer masala thosai and rawa thosai.
Guess u hv to pay a little more for quality
Thanks for suggesting Chris
@@malaysiafood328 welcome uncle elmo
Hi Elmo ... again another great video . Yes , i agree with your dad's view . No doubt the political situation is going backwards ... but i agree food & politics should never be mixed ! Anyway the choices of the roti canai is indeed great .I have gone to some and wish to try out some which is new to me. But kayu nasi kandar is really ridiculous in their pricing ...i will never go again . Roti canai is one of the many " malaysian" food enjoy by all races ! Thank you again for a great video !
Thanks for ur approval cheah
Hi Uncle Elmo. Roti canai is called Paratha or Parotha in India.
Thanks kai
Mouth watering!!!
老生，加油😊👍
謝謝好介紹 👍
Thank you mr elmo
Hi Uncle Lee
If I am in Pentaling Jaya, can you bring us go around and eat?
Thanks Jo but my schedule can b pretty tight
My Cantonese is so so only but you use Gong Fu wa instead of Gong Dong wa so it is very easy to understand even without looking at the subtitles. I do hope that you continue to use Cantonese as it is the content hardest to find on YT.
Malaysia is still the best country to live in and if you aren't a political person and listen to the poisonous words from politicians, you will find that Malaysians are very harmonious and united IMO. Sure some countries may be better in certain things but as a whole package, you can't beat Malaysia.
Uncle Elmo You are the best!
Gohtong jaya 哪一间分行什么名？
应该是同一个名字
Mr.Lee. 屋企有冇比水浸影響。
谢谢关心subang jaya 还好
Keep up good work.
i still prefer sri melur for its roti telur. glad to hear that the closure is only temporary
Really refreshing to have Cantonese on TH-cam dealing with my favourite topic... Malaysian food
Very enjoyable although if I may suggest to refrain from using phrases like 'dirt cheap' in the subtitles as it may imply a lack of respect since hygiene is always on the menu haha
I'm just being oversensitive
Great job
Thanks mun but dirt cheap is an English expression for very cheap. No other connotation. LOL
Elmo u should try Raju jalan gasing, next to la salle sec school. Remember to ask for chutney, it taste so good with it.
I did yap, I've already featured their banana leaf 1 months ago
@@munonn457 great, did u try their roti canai? I find it very good.
Yes my wife ordered the roti canai and she liked it
Roti canai memang sedap
Agreed with them, better stay away from current affairs, or we may get indigestion! 😵💫
Chiew guess u also didn't read between the lines. Didn't u noticed I mentioned would my dad still say what he said if he was alive today?
@@malaysiafood328 You need to come down to the same level of your audience. 😛
You are right Chiew, I need to be more explicit with them
已经揾唔返小时候Roti Canoi的味道
Don't think your dad would be giving you the same advice today. In the 1980s, I can understand why he said what he said.
Exactly Kevin I was taking a swipe at the government for leaving us so behind after 40 years
Pok Nik at Sect 14 PJ - best roti canai ever.
U r right wong
You never mention sing dollar is much more stronger than us ‘10 street’ already!
Good day uncle Elmo, you might want to avoid mentioning stability of the country due to certain political parties, best to leave it out
Hi Alan the stability was referred to 40 years ago however it's very questionable now
I suggest next episode can do naan and chicken tandoori
Will definitely consider cheah
I guess your dad would be quite heartbroken to see what's going on in Malaysia right now. Anyway, he was right, migration is not the answer. What we need is to stay and make that change. As for roti canai, I love it with kari ikan. Just with kari ikan and I will be that happy guy.
Elmo, since you have started with roti canal, perhaps you could do one on Indian Mee Goreng (the one you used to see in Penang where the mee seller wears a sarong and pushes his cart around). Thank you.
Thanks Linda definitely worth considering
oh yea new episode
Aiya... 俾Mo叔摆上台咗… 😂😅
Ho liao👍👍👍
support! support! support! Hoping to watch your new video!
Thanks bro
While revenge is best to serve in a cold dish, sarcasm is best to handle subtly. However, sometimes subtlety may be wasted on some who missed it. Nevertheless, I like a slight break from your usual. A little controversial is always encouraging.
Thanks lum guess I need to be a little more explicit in order not to be misconstrued. LOL
I agree with many opinions about your food choices in PJ and also the history surrounding the area but there is one point that I strongly disagree 2:10
LOL Lum, u hv to read between the lines, tis was my sarcasm
@@malaysiafood328 Thank god. My bad Lol.
Uncle branch out from PJ try more places.
Ratha Raub roti canai is good 👍
Yes teoh good stuff
You should try their nasi lemak too....sambal is good
马来西亚华人是有份争取独立的。是（华裔） 应该有自己的华语名。。泰国或其它国家的华人 。是（华侨）很大不同，不可 相题并论。
Mr Lee 早上好
你好潘先生
Ratha copy the chicken curry from kari ayam sempalit Raub
Thanks for the info yee
@@malaysiafood328 I love your food review…
I disagree, the 2nd citizen mentality is what malaysian made up to keep you from leaving, Permanent Resident in Australia enjoy same benefits as citizens except i can't vote.
I received home buyer money grant for my first home. free health care. also, receive government cash money for my first and second baby born. when my children broke arms and hospitalized, the hospital was first class and looked after by so many specialist doctors. i was amazed when discharge I simply pack our stuff and walk out. no payment is needed.
they now attend free primary and high school. and for university my children can apply to ANY uni as long they have enough scores. unlike the quota system in Malaysia, or STMP pathway to discourage non-Bumi. or can't apply to MARA as it is exclusive to Bumi only. ANY uni as long you are capable. Here my children can receive student loans interest-free. they also can receive government living allowance, which is reserved for Bumi only in Malaysia.
As a citizen in Malaysia you don't even qualify for any of that.
As Asians in Australia, we are highly regarded as we have a high working ethic, no issues finding high-level job.
Malaysia is good, but sometimes the grass is greener is true.
in Australia i can most of these food in shops, albeit it is much more expensive. and not as tasty as in Malaysia.
Read between the lines Darren I was actually taking a swipe at the authorities leaving so far behind. The migration part was just an excuse to get the topic started. U obviously didn't catch the part when said what would my dad react now if he's alive today
The stupid Pulau Pinang Kayu Nasi Kandar is extremely well known for their extremely high prices. Last went there was liked 25 years ago because got really pissed off by them charging so high prices. For so long it was deserted by a lot of people from Subang Jaya / USJ & always empty at any point of any day. Anyway, another great review & can't wait to see more & more in future.
U r right chiew
Uncle elmo indirect zhar MCA and zhar current government always flip roti canai
I actually char the current government using my dad as the excuse
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A correction , the photo you showed in the video should be tosai, not chapati
Thanks for the correction
👍👍👍😋😋😋
Your episode with that waiter who raised your bill from RM33 to RM40 is so funny. This actually happened to my friend who went to the doctor to complain about his wife’s bill and he ended up with a bigger one, just like you did. Moral of the story - better just pay and don’t complain. Then stay away 20 years
Yes Lau people can b unforgiving
RM 1.30 ? So cheap SS2 RM2.10 ROTI CANAI
Yes RM2.10 is considered expensive
I think you should just stick to food and focus on that. Reason people come here is to know about food and reviews. I was set aback when politics come in, some or many of us are probably tired and last is to see this being brought up.
I think the audience are generally missing the point, I was actually taking a swipe at the authories for leaving us so far behind after 40 years, not to mention the restrictions we faced now with 4D, durian plantation, alcohol etc. Unfortunately most if u can't read between the lines
@@malaysiafood328 Hi Elmo, I would like to think that most of your viewers caught your meaning. At least I did but maybe I’m around your age and went through the same experience. My father sent me to Singapore when I was very young but like salmon swimming back to its spawning grounds, I still return to KL regularly. I am surprised you liked Singapore’s crispy Roti Prata. I still prefer the Canai’s softness. Politics is like food, not everyone will like the same dish and even if everyone loves canai, some like them crispier. However, we can all eat in harmony at the same table, enjoy our own canai or prata.
Thank you for the great video. As the MY-SG land border has opened, I will be visiting the places you recommended in January-February!
Msia welcomes you calvin
I still can eat roti canai at rm1 no joke
Great szeto. Where?
@@malaysiafood328 The mamak
shop is near my working place at taman bolton, batu caves.
Good channel become politic channel? Promote MCA? Are you BN lapdog? Very disappointed at you Elmo.. been supporting you for so long.. watched every episode but no more
U hv to read between lines I'm actually poking fun at them vincent
Guess back in the 80s, people still have hope our currency will one day strengthen against other countries especially our neighbors. Unfortunately, with BN continue in the office, BN has equate the ringgit to something of toilet paper. There's no more value in ringgit. Even comparing with Thai Baht, we're like their 3rd world country. With BN in the office, we will only go to the dumps.
Yes it's so sad isn't it
I like your video Mr Lee but MYR3 - SGD1
That's exactly what I was getting at, we used to be so strong in the 80s. Look at where we are now
Do you regret after 40 years ?
My dad would definitely regretted he convinced me to stay.
@@malaysiafood328 but maybe not move to Australia. Places like China and Singapore have good opportunities and it is safe for Chinese people. Australian Chinese face exponential hate crime and their economy is tanking, plus it is a settler state. Watch John Pilger's 'Utopia' on TH-cam if you want to see real Australia. I heard that some Malaysians went to visit their friends in Australia only to be disappointed at how backwards it has become, even 'little' Malaysia has way newer infrastructure than Australia and UK. The only thing I can say positively about Australia is they did surprisingly ok with COVID-19, although their population is getting increasingly rebellious and restless.
@@HH-xy8lc I already live in the West. I also know Chinese people in Australia who are wanting to return to China, especially if things continue going downhill. I don't want the opportunity to live in Australia at all. You are burying your own head in the sand about the problems in the West, but if that makes you happy, good for you. Good luck to you in next 30 years!
Why so defensive? I only served facts. I am positive about the rise of the East including Malaysia, and that we are going towards a multipolar world. But it seems Western countries want to be negative about it, not me. Maybe you're lucky not to have been beaten up, hate crimed and had racism thrown at you at work whilst living in the West. At least in Malaysia, people don't tend to beat each other up en masse. Chinese facing 1700% increase in hate crime in Vancouver, and many other Western countries, and you turn a blind eye to that? Please say where I said lies about Australia or the West. I am being realistic. Up to you if you want to bury your own head in the sand. Prove that I'm wrong or please be quiet and get on with your own fabulous life in Australia.
@@HH-xy8lc Well said!
MCA? R u sure?????
Hahahahahahaha!!
You missed the point leong I was taking a swipe at them for leaving us far behind after 40 years having collaborating with the wrong parties. Tis is called sarcasm although u didn't catch it
singapork is no where close lah... just wash down version of malaysian food meant for ang mor sai only...
That's not true certain food is even better, u must know which one to choose
I like your channel but frankly, MCA is a joke. Please focus on the food.
Omg u probably missed that part when I said what would my dad say if he's alive today. FYI I was poking fun at our currency; durian; alcohol etc. And u guys didn't see it
@@malaysiafood328 Hmmm 🤔 for a moment there, i wondered if U miss something or was it sarcasm. Thank God U didn't loose ur marbles.
I miss mamak, hv not patronize any since pandemic.
Now i don't want to..... put off since i learned how Indian muslim make their roti 😪 REAL halal 🤢
Should avoid talking about politics, you may alienate some your viewers who have different political views. It’s best to just focus on food… :)
Thanks Alice but variety is a spice of life besides most of the audience is unhappy with the way our country is run
@@malaysiafood328 agree its your channel.
The curry looks good but the chicken quality no good
i like your views on life before you start your food reviews...both thumbs up. i would also like to support your channel. pls pm ya uncle.
Regretfully u hv to say MCA protect the Chinese Malaysian here. U shud stick to food. Yr comment that our RM1=HKD3 and 100Yen show how little u know about exchange rate! Our currency had weaken against most currencies in the region. U deliberately ignore the SGP currency. Maybe u shud try travelling overseas more when able.😂
You didn't read between the lines alan I was actually criticizing the government for leaving us so far behind after 40 years especially MCA for doing nothing. I was also commenting on how low our money has dropped. You obviously missed that part when I hinted my dad would not say these if he was alive today. This is called sarcasm in case u didn't noticed
Sorry, not agree with u on mca and BN.
OMG it's supposed to be hitting them but nobody can see
oops. I think we misunderstood..
How is dap better?
@@yummemys4608 they are no arsehole lickers
@@ChooiChoonPaul all politicians are bumlickers... It just just depends which bums they want to lick
自从那天我在一些视频中看到嘛嘛档工人经常向他们准备的食物吐口水。四年前我从未去过任何一家嘛嘛档餐厅！😰😰😰
我认为嘛嘛是最没道德的生意人。我有一个卖中药的朋友，他非常喜欢吃 Roti Canai。每天的早餐就是 Roti Canai。有一次他从一条后巷走来，远远地看见一个人蹲在排水沟边，提着一个大锅走进他以前吃印度煎饼早餐的店里。当他走近那家伙蹲过的地方时，他看到下水道里有一只身上装满咖喱的死老鼠。看到那家伙搬进店里的锅里装满了咖喱，然后开始为顾客提供咖喱。他就走开了，再也不敢吃印度煎饼了！还有一次我哥哥和他的女儿在梳邦再也一间嘛嘛餐馆要打包炒面，他们就在旁边等待和看着那工人在炒，然后他旁边有一盘没吃完的炒面，你知道吗？他把没吃完的炒面倒进他正在炒的面里一起炒。看到他们看到这情况就立刻走开了，再也没有回到餐厅！
他们的员工一般是从印度过来的，遗憾的就是在全度的街头美食是最肮脏的
如果你们喜欢吃Roti Canai，我建议你们去马来人或兴度教的印度人经营的餐厅比较安全，而且一定不会吃到口水！😰😰😂😂🤣🤣